If you need something that is hard to find or a good buy on something- try Re-store it. I donate a lot of good quality renovation products instead of throwing perfectly good stuff away. The staff has been friendly each time I do a drop off. read more

Nice folks, great prices, & lots of product. Much better then the goodwill. It's for a good cause. 5*

I, nor my family or friends will EVER donate here again! The "volunteers", because I was corrected about asking if one was an employee, are some of the RUDEST AND NASTY women I've ever encountered!! If you don't like what you are doing, go find someplace else. People are DONATING!! Without us, there would be no Habitat For Humanity and you'd all be somewhere else being miserable!! Donating to Goodwill is always a pleasure, where you find nice volunteers that are always willing to help!! NEVER AGAIN, Habitat!! read more

The store is poorly organized and there's a lot of dirty junk being sold. I saw an old Mr. coffee where they wanted 16 bucks. For a thrift store, the pricing is awful. read more

I know all Restores and Goodwills have gone way upon their prices (with the exception of the Restore in Asheville) since re-opening from the lock down, but whoever is doing the pricing at this Restore needs to put down the crack pipe and come back into reality!! Pricing at this Restore is beyond ridiculous. Here are some glaring examples from my last visit: An Oregon 16" chain saw bar and chain combo that you can get for $30 on Amazon is $40 here. An 8 lb. bag of Wal-Mart charcoal that is $4.88 at Wal-Mart, they have priced at $7.00. Krylon spray paint for the same price as Wal-Mart. I just bought a heat gun at the Restore in Asheville for $2 and here they want $15 for one. Old corded power tools such as jig saws, drills and circular saws that were $6-8 here before the lock down are now $20-25+. It's no wonder with prices like this I can go back to this store 4 weeks after my last visit and the same items are still sitting on the shelf. I thought the whole point of Restores and Goodwills was to be able to buy used items at bargain prices, not pay retail or higher than retail prices for them. Before the lock down the wife and I would shop here 3-4 times a week and always walked out with some great bargains, now the only time we go in here is to donate plastic grocery bags. We will look around while we're here but it's rare we buy anything anymore, because paying retail or beyond retail pricing on used items is definitely not a bargain! read more

If you like thrifting, DO NOT go here. Terrible pricing and even worse customer service. Do they realize they are getting this stuff for FREE? Half the stuff is trash, the other half is way overpriced. And do not bring your children, they are clearly not comfortable having them in the store. I'm never going back. read more

If you donate your goods here, ask for a list of what they will take as it is a much shorter list. Guess they don't like their jobs, but they are not very friendly or customer oriented and "manager" is the worst. It is sad when these stores are supposed to help those in need or with limited income, yet they create barriers after barriers. Goodwill here we come :) read more

This restore seems to carry a lot of older items compared to most. Still a great place to find cheaper than normal things you might need for around the house. Excellent place to find decorating materials for different holidays for both inside and outside the home. Compared to the others this store is slightly less organized which a little weird as it is somewhat of a new store.. Things are kind of just sat on shelves in an area around similar items. The outdoor section is probably the best for them. They have a good variety of items out there so don't forget to check that out. The folks that work there are friendly and always willing to help. They also have a silent auction set up for antique and nicer items in the corner by the reg read more

I personally find more useful items at other locations but have been able to pick up two office furniture pieces here in the past. The selection is more dated than what you may find in Davidson or Mooresville, but it is nice to have a ReStore in Denver! read more

I find the new guy doing the receipt of goods extremely rude, and obnoxious. Not sure why they found it necessary to bring him in (says he has been doing this for 5 years), but I will not be taking my (almost weekly) donations here any longer and will switch to East Lincoln Ministries read more

This location has a terrible auction. They put the wrong closing date on their auction books and close them early which causes the winner to pay a trumped up price. I complained to the cashier today and she acted like it was MY mistake except for the fact that I had a picture of the date on my phone (whoops). Don't go here - there are plenty of other stores that don't play stupid games. read more

Great deals and AMAZING people. I genially love these people, they really do care about others and go out of their way to help others in need. Many volunteer their own time with no pay. It's an amazing group of people. New stuff comes in everyday and there's a TON of great furniture at very low prices. It's my favorite store, brand new leather couches for under $100 for example. read more