A lot better organized than any Value Village I've visited, but holds a similar assortment and…read morequality of goods. The fitting rooms have attendants like at a regular store, making clothes shopping a lot easier, and there is even a washroom for customers. Students receive 10% off.

Can be pricey, but still cheaper than Value Village. Nicely organized shelves, friendly employees,…read moregood selection of merchandise. Worth a visit if you enjoy thrift shopping.

Till just a few weeks ago, didn't realize that this existed in Guelph, even though we have passed…read moreit a 100 times. Glad we were introduced by family. We bought some kitchen cleaning supplies that were brand new and at very reasonable prices. Some of the furniture was in very good condition. A lot hardware as in sale - some brand new. Would not mind coming back to shop for odds and ends and for hobby projects.

Flip! I wish I had known about this Habitat Restore when I was a lowly U of Guelph student. It's…read moreloaded with sweet second hand goods. Kitchen appliances, computer chairs, retro kitchen dining sets, crappy vintage floral couches, CRT televisions, stereos, desk lamps, ironic scenic paintings and BLINDS. Every student needs real blinds instead of those see-through bedsheets that are a peeping tom's dream-come-true. This place has all the furnishing you need to put together a student dwelling! If you're doing renovations, they have supplies like surplus tiles, light fixtures, even unopened cans of paint and caulking. It's a good deal, worth checking out and it all goes to a good cause. They also accept donations if you're moving out and don't have time to sell your furniture, etc.

Very friendly, helpful staff. Interesting selection of jewelry. In general, the items were quite…read moreover priced . Better value thrifting, especially for jewelry.

I've donated and bought a bunch of stuff here. I was told on…read moreInstagram that the store doesn't do holds on items via social media, then saw a few days later they were holding something for a customer who asked over social media. Please keep your policies consistent. I don't get the chance to come downtown a lot, but would have made the trip for the outfit I had wanted.

Too many items bore unrealistically high prices, far too many in fact. Staff member wouldn't call a…read morevendor to see if they would lower a price. This is Cambridge, not Toronto. Worse, is the layout of the place, which is ridiculous and a dreadful maze. The rows are not linear. You will get lost. What was funny was that there were 12 people in the place when we were there and every single one of us got lost at one time or another.

Huge selection of items. Well organized. The staff is friendly and helpful. They offer to bring up…read moreitems in your hands for purchase up to the cash area. The venders price their items reasonably although I've seen cheaper items elsewhere. Fair pricing

The reasons I am a fan of Conestoga River Pottery:…read more - Every piece is unique and a work of art made by artists on site - Most of the items are really practical that I can use everyday around the house - Prices are really reasonable - Love the rustic and country like design (but this is quite personal) - You can even see the work area with all the pottery in making! If you are in the area, come and support local arts and crafts. Nothing here is mass produced. Located inside The Village Silos. NO photos allows inside the store!

This place was recommended by someone else on yelp. And in spite of covid I went for it. I biked…read morethe miles to get to St. Jacob's and found this place rather charming. Located in the silos in the town of St. Jacob's, around the corner from the EcoCafe, Conestoga River Pottery has a lot to offer anyone walking through the door. Every shelf is filled with unique peices and collections for purchase. Its inspirational and quite lovely to bear witness to such beauty and creativity. I walked in and took my time in looking around. Found this gorgeous travel mug, a heart ornament and a small magnet made from another local artist of the landscape from BC. Where I had just visited months earlier. The young lady working was friendly. I called before going to ensure they would be open. She was talkative and upbeat. Definitely chipper compared to the other person there. Not too sure if the older gentleman was the potter/artist. He didnt seem very friendly, unfortunately. Perhaps my expectations are too high these days for people to offer a little bit more warmth. Especially with respect to this current, temporary pandemic. I understand everyone has their own ways of coping and we are all individually processing the changing times in whatever ways we can manage. When business owners are not personable, it makes me not want to be supportive. That's how I think as a patron and that's my bottom line. The mug I got is pretty awesome. It has a corked top. I encouraged some friends to visit, hopefully they'll follow through on that. And they'll have some good interactions with the shop owner.

I love this place! The staff are so nice and helpful and they have a really good selection of books…read moreand furniture for reasonable prices. Definitely one of my favorite thrift stores!

Cute little home decor shop tucked into a barn. I discovered it because I was at Camellia Bakehouse…read moreand they share a parking lot. Lots of adorable finds, priced very fairly.

Vince is great, he went the extra mile explaining in great detail the item and supplying photos and…read moreanswers promptly. I live in Seattle and he found great affordable shipping methods and was very informative on the process and breakdown of the pricing on all items. And unlike many antique stores the prices are fair and not overpriced.

We finally found Green Spot, and really enjoyed our visit. Vince is very friendly and informative,…read moreand showed us some treen ware from Austria. I went away with a 3-legged milk stool, which I love, for a good price. Vince has some very unique items.