It's a big Restore and has a lot of stuff but a lot is overpriced. They sold a used waffle maker…read morefor $25 that retails new for $20. I've been to several Restores on the east coast and this was the priciest.

Limited selection, kinda dirty,and they dont do delivery. Will give you 7 days to pick up purchases…read morethough.

Mothers Day 3:30 pm…read more I thought it would be a good idea to thrift on a major women's holiday. The aisles were open and less crowded. So I guess my experiment worked out. There are multiple shops like a flea market in between two thrift stores. One side is Value Village the other is Unique Thrift. You will need at least 2 hrs minimum to find something. The prices are too high for me . Idk about you but I'm paying 29.99 for a used dirty Talbots wrap dress. I found 2 Missoni travel cases and called it a day. Dress for the dust and dander ... maybe wear a mask to avoid inhaling so much dust . Happy Thrifting

This store is my ultimate thrifting spot in the area. I've found some of the best treasures here…read moreand in the connecting store. It's absolutely huge and has every section you could think of. Come in with a plan or you'll be overwhelmed! There are no changing rooms and while there are bathrooms last time I went in they were so dirty they were unusable. Some items like hats and belts are sorted by men and women but are kind of unisex. If you go on busier days it will be more crowded and messy. Mondays and Thursdays have 25% off sales and are busy. Weekends are busy as well. They are always putting out new items throughout the day. There are no changing rooms, so wear something close fitting so you can try clothes on over what you're wearing. You can always donate something to get a 20% off coupon. The staff are really nice and friendly here- if you have any questions just ask!

Horrible experience all the way around. We received incorrect cabinets for three different…read morelocations. Had to build a platform in order to make some of them work. Ordered the wine cabinet. We were missing all of the hardware missing shelves and also missing the glass doors. We were also quoted kitchen cabinets without handles. I'm not sure how that makes any sense. We were also shorted cabinet handles and still can't get the correct amount. I have sent several emails about one missing handle and cannot get a response. Kingston Zhang was our point of contact. He is very incompetent at his job and we feel like he does not care about the finished result. Would highly recommend using another company.

Friendly and professional. Delivered and installed the furniture as expected. The show room has…read morevariety of furniture, including authentic Chinese wood dinning table and living room sets.

I never write reviews. But I just went through Tamia's line (Sunday morning 10:45 am) and felt the…read moreneed to write a review because her customer service was amazing. Her energy was lovely. She honestly brightened up my day just being in her presence.

Average target but I enjoy shopping here since it's so close to my parent's house…read more Service isn't the best though. It's difficult to find assistance and the store is a bit messy. There's a decent variety of things and they often carry items that are sold out at other stores. Target's pretty expensive though. My last trip, I ended up spending close to $150 on only a few items.

SABi iNTERIORs did an incredible job completing my design project on time and on budget. Kari is…read moretalented and focused. I was so impressed with her attention to detail and professionalism. She is a joy to work with! Kari has transformed my space to maximize functionality and style. I could not be happier. I highly recommend SABi iNTERIORs.

Kari, from SABi iNTERIORS, is a natural creative who has a passion for (im)perfection when it comes…read moreto style and design. She creatively makes the best with what is around, and also throws in some unexpectedly touches to a space that brings it together. The concept of perfectly, imperfect spaces makes living easy, comfortable and sustainable for the long run. The "go to" lady to make your home, office or any interior space a perfect reflection of you.

ONLINE ORDER AND DELIVERY: I may have officially entered my "organized chaos but make it stylish"…read moreera, thanks to my recent delivery of 8 FRAKTA shopping and storage bags and 6 GÖRSNYGG shopping bags from IKEA. Let me just say... these bags are the unsung heroes of my life. The FRAKTA bags? Absolute workhorses. I use them in my office to haul giant bulk mail cartons to the postal center like I'm some sort of efficiency ninja. They swallow boxes whole and still have room to spare. I've also loaded them up with bulky art supplies, event materials, and let's be honest, the occasional "how did I accumulate this much stuff?" pile. They never judge. They just carry. The GÖRSNYGG bags are my go-to for grandkid gifting missions. Trips filled with IKEA treasures and surprise presents are now way easier and way more cheerful. They're sturdy, practical, and somehow make me feel wildly put together. As much as I love wandering the store (because who doesn't?), the online shopping experience was easy peasy. Smooth checkout, quick delivery, and everything arrived perfectly. Zero drama. Maximum satisfaction. Who knew bags could spark this much joy? Five stars from this very happy, very well-equipped customer! Thank you, Andy!

I attended the IKEA - 40th Anniversary Celebration, which had a 80's theme…read more For the celebration they gave guests that had pre-registered a free welcome gift, and customers were treated to a free breakfast. There were charcuterie board making and knife skills workshops with food tastings, and prizes/giveaways throughout the day. At the FIKA Party: Let's Party like it's 1985! near the end of the day, there was free cake, a fashion show, and even an 80's trivia contest. After the events, I did some shopping, and grabbed some delicious Swedish meatballs from the IKEA cafeteria. I had a fun time!

This store (and the one connected to it) are my favorite in the DMV for thrifting. I have found…read moreamazing clothes here! You can find high end brands for just a few dollars. It's massive so come with a plan or you'll get overwhelmed. This location does not have changing rooms. The bathrooms were useable the last time I was here but just barely. The sections are pretty well organized but the chaos definitely increases on busy days. Mondays and Thursdays have 25% off sales and are busy, along with the weekends. If you'd like it to be quieter and more organized come on Tuesdays or Wednesdays. Since there are no changing rooms, wear close fitting clothing so you can try items on over what you're wearing. You can always donate something for a 20% off coupon.

One of my favorite thrift shops. They have everything. I have bought clothes, furniture, baby…read moreitems, books, etc. Great prices too. Go check them out.

Updated review, weeks later. Was back in DC and used occasion to revisit this G-town store after…read moresincere comments from store manager through Yelp. A polar experience, a different day, a different planet. Let's accept that that one day was just a remarkable exception. Today, super helpful, friendly staff who shared specific and potent ideas about color matching, contrasting and blending fabric v. leather etc. We left smarter, with guidance and great direction re a sofa we really like, in a great fabric on view, and chair we might equally. If you like this type of furniture styling, then Georgetown and Tysons shops are winner. ----- Stars for the service- lack. Lovely scandi-modern furniture if it is to your taste. High end prices but not atmospheric. Service, super, on our day, if your goal is to browse without sales interruptions. That is, ignored is bliss, if sought. But we needed some. And when we sought attention-- a tear sheet, a question, an anything-- no ability to get an acknowledgement from any of the salespeople. Not a one. Perturbing, to say the least, to a thickskinned shopper. Quite liked an Osaka reddish sofa, tufted with angled arms, there but that's a Bo sale likely lost, as there were as friendly sofas we liked at Room and Board, with available nice folks. Super.

My friend invited me for dinner; he wanted to show me the furniture he bought at BoConcept in…read moreGeorgetown, Washington D.C. It looked very modern and was told by my friend it was from Denmark. He said it was very expensive. I looked very closely at the materials and mentioned that it was not real wood, either MDF or Particle Board with veneer as well as made in China. My friend said that is impossible as he was assured it was real solid wood made in Denmark. I said to him, I will cut part of his furniture and if it is not MDF or Particle Board I would buy and replace it. Lo and behold it was Particle Board. I have yet to find out what my friend did after I left his dinner invitation.