Fantastic mid century furniture store run by Rebecca and Sarah. Nice range of beautiful pieces as…read morewell as fun art, lamps, vases and collectibles. They are knowledgeable and helpful. Great place to find a special gift for someone or... yourself.

Amazing store! Becky, the owner, is very friendly and has a fantastic eye for great vintage pieces…read more If you're into mid-century stuff you will be in heaven. Everything is well-priced and in beautiful condition, and it's not an overwhelming amount of inventory - although they are always finding and bringing in cool, new pieces. The furniture is great, but I also love the unique art and decorative housewares. The back area also has a small, but well-curated selection of classic records and vintage clothing. I def recommend following their fb and Instagram pages to find out when new items come in - and stopping by just to check things out!

Quaint, small shop with a good selection of items. Not high end, just averaged priced. Friendly and…read morecourteous employees.

Whenever I'm passing through Lee this is the only store I make a point to stop and look in…read more Generally, I always find something that will fit perfectly into my decor. because they have such a vast selection. Their pricing is extremely affordable. The owners are friendly and will go out of their way to help you! It's a hit or miss opportunity and I wish I lived closer so I could visit more often!

An absolutely lovely shop expertly curated with a fine selection of gifts, home wares, jewelry,…read moresocks and unique decor items. The selection of goods are high quality, have an artistic flare, with a hefty dose of whimsy. I loved the selection of men's and women's socks, a beautiful selection of aprons, and hand crafted jewelry. I stopped in the day before Easter Sunday and they had a beautiful selection of hand painted Belgian chocolate eggs that were so beautiful I could not resist buying them for my daughters as gifts. The shop keeper is friendly, helpful and so welcoming. I saw her make a genuine effort to connect with each customer in a way that made them feel welcome. If you're in the area, it is definitely worth stopping in!

This cute little place is a treasure trove located right in the cutest town, West Stockbridge. The…read morecurator of this little shop has artfully placed everything in a way that makes it pleasing to the eye with lots of color and vibrant pieces including some vintage and some no. I spied some beautiful chairs I'd like to go back for some day if they're still there. Really, a fun shop overall.

COMPLETELY RUDE!! I called and asked if they would take some furniture. This guy Alex said sure…read morebring them down so I get a friend to help me load these heavy pieces of furniture in the truck. When we get down there he has an attitude saying they aren't accepting donations. Why the hell did you say to bring them down if you won't accept them?! After arguing back and forth, I decided to go to Goodwill. They happily accepted the items. I have spent hundreds of dollars at ReStore and will no longer be supporting a business that treats its customers like crap.

The furniture is nice, but the prices were horrible. I saw a desk that had cracked and broken…read moreveneer for $200. The dresser in the picture had a crack all along the top, despite the beautiful finish, also asking $200. Used Ikea cabinet handles for the same price you can get them new at Ikea! Not worth the hour+ drive from CT, sadly.

Awful. High priced junk in no particular order. Arrogant, not friendly help. Allows non-customers…read moreto moop around the store blocking customers from actually looking for items. Parking is an issue. The clerk in the back room was terrible, would not give any break on price for large amount of books and DVD purchase, so I left with nothing. No wonder it's so dark and gloomy shop. And I will never go back. I suggest you do the same.

The Goodwill here is tiny. There is no furniture, limited knick knacks but a good amount clothing…read more The clothes take up the majority of the space. I went there because some of the other reviews say "better quality goods", "great selection of vintage and other jewelry" and "small and clean". I found none of this true currently. Goodwill stock changes for sure and maybe I hit it at a bad time. It does not change that it is a small cramped space, dusty and limited stock. This is definitely not your place for furniture. Check out the clothes. For me, not worth the stop.

Cool, eclectic spot with an interesting collection of thrift from @ least 5 or 6 decades. I stopped…read moreand bought a few items. Check out the graffiti art. Girl at the front was an awesome human.

great shop in fun N. Lebanon! Thanks Tegan.read more

Whoever does the pricing needs to realize this is a resale store. My friend and I were appalled at…read morethe prices they were charging. It was actually insulting. Lamps for $249.95 is an example. I need to stop donating to this Goodwill. Perhaps a name change to Sourwill.

The unfettered audacity and arrogance of charging $3 for trashed DVDs and CDs is amazing. This pace…read moreis decimated and has a pretty terrible selection, and many barren shelves. Sale pricing is confusing and poorly-placed. How is someone supposed to see your sale sign when it's on the front counter, behind people checking out? You're not supposed to provide this information on the way out, but on the way IN. And to limit certain tags to only certain kinds of items in nebulous categories? It's not worth the mental math to try to figure out how you're going to get boned here. It's not worth the trip, at least until they come down to the level of an actual Goodwill and stop acting like some kind of haunted, empty boutique. We've tried this location at least three times over 5 years, and every time, it gets worse. Never again.