I love this Restore location! You truly never know what you might find. Great (and ever-changing)…read moreselection of furniture, homewares, decor, and doodads. This store is always clean and well organized. Easy to navigate and always something new to see. Prices are usually very reasonable. Some items are a little overpriced but larger items such as furniture, get reduced the longer they sit. You can find some real gems for an absolute steal! If you are working on any home DIY projects or looking for new pieces of furniture to decorate your space, I definitely recommend looking here! They truly have everything you could need for a DIY home renovation/decorating project - paint, tools, lighting, tiles... You name it, they have it! Staff at this location are always pleasant and very helpful.

If you're looking for something specific, come here more often as they are constantly adding things…read moreto the floor. Donations are happening all the time and when they can they out the items out. So if you don't see something when you walk around, then come back later in the day or the h next day and check.

You should be ashamed of yourself! You refused a perfectly good 3 year old $6000 leather sectional…read moresimply because you think you're too good to remove a little bit of dog hair from the bottom parts of the sectional. Only one small section needed to be recycled, but it's A SECTIONAL and specifically designed to be put together with or without that piece. Nice job, you could have made a lot of money. Never again!

They also have a pretty big used book section. They have a person you can contact to set up…read moredelivery, I don't know the prices. The furniture varies on prices and some are pretty good condition, some are banged up or missing a chair ( table sets) but overall I think it's worthwhile to shop or donate there.

Friendly staff, organized & clean store. I dropped off some small items and the staff at the…read moredonation door were also friendly. A big space, lots of nice looking furniture, lamps, and a huge selection of books. I bought 3 books but could have bought many many more. I'm not in the market for upholstered furniture now, but the pieces they had were so nice I'll probably shop here first because the prices can't be beat.

Lots of interesting stuff! They even have kitchen…read morecabinets....and perhaps a kitchen sink. There are new, used, antique and contemporary furniture, rugs, lighting, mirrors, hardware, cabinets and more. You never know what you will find there And the people are friendly and helpful.

Love items available. and have donated items Staff is pleasant and very helpful. Place is well…read moreorganized and easy to shop for home needs

Even though every thrift store is a gamble, I'd give this store a chance. An organization building…read morehouses is definitely worth the cash, and worth keeping our stuff out of landfills. Go here before the big boxes! The furniture is laid out by rooms, plus a few dish, art, and lighting sections, so it's pretty easy to find your furniture genre. A pallet of tiles and some paints was also available. I didn't have the experience of donating, yet, but the browsing was a decent experience. Alas, the novelty kids bed was gone before I could inquire. The store has a facebook page if you want a head start in your browsing. The staff (or volunteers?) on site were kind. Overall, a good and green experience.

This location's usefulness and pricing really depends on what you're looking for. Furniture tends…read moreto be overpriced for quality/style. Laminate furniture appears to match prices you could get for new at Target, and it's dinged up here. But building supplies, drawer handles, sinks and other fixtures, and some appliances, as well as windows, doors, etc, are often priced well and can be the best match for someone looking for specific styles to match an older house, for example. I did find a very nice solid oak sofa table to refinish here last time, though, for only $50, so if you're here anyway for the affordable stuff, you might find a stray diamond in the rough.

This shop is a cross between an 'Estate Sales' business and a 'Good Will' shop. Some of the items…read moreare very high quality (Waterford glassware) other items are more mundane (common glass pitcher). Definitely a come often and see what they have sort of business. One big, open floor organized by type. Bathroom items together, chairs/lamps/coffee tables near each other and so on. There were some brand new, never used, 30" bathroom vanities with marble tops, two larger vanity tops only - also marble, a couple of medicine cabinets, lots of doors both inside and out, attic vents for the exterior, tiles, so many chairs from waiting room to living room. Beds, electric stoves, carpet squares, office chairs, lots of lovely curio cabinets, desks, some artwork, mirrors, and plenty of lamps, some books, and a little bit of kitchen ware. Remember to look up! There are a lot of ceiling lights suspended from pipes running overhead. The prices here are excellent. I'm a big advocate of reduce, reuse, recycle and this is a good location to find household items, some used, some new and your purchase supports the Habitat for Humanity mission. Win-win!

I have been kicking myself for not having any idea the ReStore store has been so close to me for a…read morewhile now. I purchased my house in 2016, this store would have saved me so much money, I had no idea what it was, or had any interest in it. When I would drive by, I thought it was a storage facility. I didn't think twice about putting it into Google, Yelp or going inside to see what it was. My friend pointed it out to me the other day, and said we have to go there. Ohhmyygoodness this is a MUST stop if you are moving into a new apartment or house. They have furniture galore. They have dining tables and chairs, desks, lamps and chandeliers, framed artwork and mirrors, and so much more. New inventory is constantly coming in. Everything is so much less expensive than any furniture store, even less expensive than Ikea, yet the quality is there. I got this very cute painting of a lighthouse in a beautiful white wood frame for $5. I also got a pouf for sitting for only $15. I have been looking for one of these for a while, they are super expensive, the one that matches my couch was $200. This one is black and white, pretty neutral, looks great and is such a bargain. If you need anything new for your home, please stop by here first. There is no way you'll walk out empty handed.

great place to shop,great women very friendly. One big problem their manager only shows up ervery 6…read moreto 8 months to price items to put out on the floor.???? i do not know where this is a help to anyone .This women must have a ego the size of the state. Can't make $ if items are not on floor. I going to stop donating items till i see things change. Maybe see if her higher ups know this is happening.

Every time I need to donate something they say they have no room and yet I go there and there is…read morePLENTY of room. When I tell them that they say they might be getting a big donation. I have two small pieced of furniture and they couldn't be bothered. My furniture was in excellent condition not like the filthy couch and matching chair they had there. Not impressed. I will donate to Goodwill and buy what I need there.

This location has Closed. Unfortunately that info is not included in their website. Have only…read morechecked one other location in Attleboro and would definitely not recommend it. More like a dirty musty basement filled with smelly junk

This was a great place to help people and to find a bargain But!!! Whoever is pricing their…read morefurniture now is way out of sync. It's used and donated why are prices so high? Just my opinion Bring back the other person they made money and people got a deal. Not anymore Went back in to give another look. Prices are even higher. Kitchen sink was higher than Home Depot, used counter top was ?$35 higher than Lowe's for same exact size. Sad they are getting so greedy.