We used to buy tons of furniture, household decor, appliances, and building materials from this…read morelocation. We have businesses where we second hand as much as possible with regular turnover (we do not sell the products, we use them). In the past we spent so much at this store that one time the person ringing us up commented about it. They saw something in the system (connected to our phone number) about our total spent YTD and their eyes got wide, so we explained what we do for our business and that what they could see was just for their location. What I am saying is... we have a pulse on what is a good and fair price for these sort of things. I looked at a couch not to long ago at this location. It was half off. The price was still, with the discount, over $1600. When you pay 0% for your inventory you should not be charging consignment prices. Full stop. It is a poor business choice. The idea is to turn over the inventory because more is coming while passing on a lovely savings to your customers. Not hang on to it while it collects dust because you've out priced the new items being manufactured. Know your customer base and price accordingly. We have left empty handed from this store every single visit this year (2026) because the prices have skyrocketed. For reference, we were looking for a washer and dryer...found one brand new at Lowe's cheaper than this Restore had (used no less). That is why I am writing this review. If the free inventory you receive is higher priced than the brand new inventory from the original store...well...here's your sign. So, we will likely have to drop this store from our rotation because time is precious and we cannot waste trips when we could find a better resource to take its place. That's just how it goes, I guess, but it saddens us because we like to support good causes and keep things out of the dump.

Restore is awesome! They have tons of great stuff and rock bottom prices. The store is clean and…read moreinviting and the staff are super friendly and helpful. We go there sometimes with a specific item in mind and sometimes just to browse for treasures. Well worth a stop !

I didn't see anywhere online about how much you can bring in at one time. I drove across town with…read morea large black garden sack full of very nice women's clothing, nicely cleaned and folded. When I got there they wouldn't take it. Too much! I would have had to break it down into three or four smaller sacks and driven back on three or four separate days for them to take my stuff. So instead, I drove across the street to Goodwill, where they took it without complaint. You need to let people know these things! I love your mission, and wanted you to have my things, but didn't like the attitude of the person accepting donations. "It's the rule." No apologies for my inconvenience.

Shocked at the jewelry prices for a thrift store $50 for a Chico's type necklace. I looked around…read moreand couldn't find anything friendly staff

Super Thrift on 3rd Street is one of my favorite thrift stores in town! It's quiet and sleepy but…read moreit always has a good and large selection!! Clothes, furniture, paintings, a suprisingly large selection of rugs, and a bunch of hardwares. I even saw a guy buy a vintage fire extinguisher (non-functional of course). It feels like a real thrift store with cheap prices, not a picked-over rack or expensive used goods. They were very helpful when we dropped off our end of year donations. The process was easy, friendly, and straightforward. They took everything we brought with no restrictions or runaround, which made the whole experience feel better. I got the receipt for my taxes and the whole thing took around 5 mins. I've also heard they even have a truck that drives around to collect larger furniture donations, which says a lot about how committed they are to making donating accessible. Between the selection inside and how easy they make giving things a second life, Super Thrift feels like a staple thrift store in Bend.

was just okay, with prices that were not particularly great. The store is small, so it may take a…read morefew visits to find any real treasures.

First of all yes, it's tight inside and the location has less than perfect parking and the building…read moreis not pleasing to look at. But, it's thrift store raising money for hospice. If you want luxurious thrift store shopping go to Goodwill where your money goes to paying top dollar for beautiful retail space and six digit CEO salaries. With that said, I was able to find the best prices for kitchen basics when my moving truck didn't show up. They charged $1 a pound. I paid only $8 for quite a lot of quality items. Also, needed clothes to start a job and found some very nice and a few brand new items. Blouses are only $4, sweaters are $6 or $8. The staff was helpful and friendly. They also have a 7 day return policy if tags are left on and you have receipt. Another bonus they are open on Sunday if you only have weekends to shop.

Why is there a tip jar at checkout???? Why would u tip to…read morecheck out at a thrift store? No thanks

Please consider shopping and donations to this thrift store. They are helping teenage boys who…read morehave gone astray. They have really reasonable prices, and it's a great cause!

Not only are the prices so outrageous, $49.99 for Jeans you literally got for $0!! But I pray to…read morethe lord you never have to encounter "Nancy" who is an old mean nasty woman who works at this location. She was beyond horrible!!!! She was overseeing the dressing room and my lord I pray I never have to see this person again. She was inappropriate and so beyond rude to me and my daughter. I talked to the manager and they weren't surprised.."I'm so sorry, I honestly hear this all the time..she really should retire", I pray for this poor managers sake and all of the people of Bend, Oregon that this woman leaves. I definitely won't be going back.

I was hoping to find all the treasures in Bend, alas, they were nowhere to be found. Yeah, you can…read moregrab a preowned snowboard at a decent price, but I was underwhelmed overall. There were a couple of nice pairs of Toms and Sperry boots for $19.99 or less, but none in my size. Had our SUV rental not been fully packed I would've taken home the vintage outdoor patio teacart for $13, a steal really, with matching chairs at $9 each. I found the shelves to be more baren than most other 'Superstores'. Unfortunate, and it makes me wonder if GW is redistributing the good stuff to boutique stores to increase their profit margin vs making quality resale available to those in need.

I cannot say enough good things about COVO and the team, the work they do and the impact that they…read morehave on the community at large. In my time with the Red Cross I was blessed to get to know COVO a bit and had a deep appreciation for the care they put into the community and our veterans. Serving those who have served is something that I feel is of the utmost importance and something everyone should take part in. COVO offers outreach where they help supply food and clothing to veterans in need as well as housing services to provide shelter where they can. You can donate both food and clothing to COVO as well as fiscal donations, I encourage you to do one or the other. Your resources will not be wasted here as they are as fiscally responsible an outfit as I have seen. You can also volunteer and I encourage you to do so. Give back to the ones who gave, our veterans deserve that.

COVO is doing timely, needful work, and their donation protocol couldn't be easier. If you have…read morestuff to donate, simply drop it off at their back door.

Of goodwills (and I like to visit them wherever I am!) this is a pretty good one. Being in a…read morewinter-sports and college town, there's lots of snow gear here always. It's been nice to come here and get things to fit the kids on a trip for cheap and then wash and donate back when we are done. We don't ski enough to want to buy new ski or snow gear for each kid every year (eek!!) My favorite section is the book section in this one - ton of fun cookbooks and kid books. Been trying to get the kids into books I liked as a kid, and there was a bunch of great ones available this week! Things like boxcar children, Hank the cow dog, Hardy boys, Dr. Seuss, etc. I also found a Danielle Walker cookbook (she's an awesome gluten-free chef)! Oh and a goodwill pro tip - check out the dvd section (obvs if you have a DVD player). We have one in a vehicle and its awesome to be able to get cheap dvds for keeping the kids quiet on road trips. $3 each I think when they are usually $15-20 at Target or Amazon. It's always a treasure hunt, and gotta say the people watching in this one is

horrible experience here we had one carload of gear to donate and pulled in behind a U-Haul truck…read morehuge and the a-hole working there told us that we couldn't drop off our small load and had to wait behind the was clearly gonna take at least 30 minutes to unload stuff that they brought there. Do yourself a favor and go to Saint Vinnys to drop your stuff off.

This place has been a life saver after our sons accident. They provide a safe, clean room with…read morefamily. The staff listen & support you throughout your stay. In my opinion it's one of the best places to support. Thier mission is all about the kids & family support.

Beautiful residence to stay. Everything you need in one location. They even offer food and laundry…read moreroom available. Beautiful outdoor patio to enjoy fresh air. Highly recommend.