They also have a pretty big used book section. They have a person you can contact to set up delivery, 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. read more

This is used to be such a fun place to shop, but when I was there recently the two bro-dudes behind the counter were too busy scrolling on their phones or making snide comments at the customers' expense to be of much help. There was one young woman on the floor who was working, and the folks around back at the dock were available to help us load things. But the behavior or the bro-dudes at the front was so off-putting that not only do I not want to go back now, I really can't recommend this location to anyone. As for value, only bother to go if you can afford to haul off the big ticket items on your own. This store contracts with a delivery service -- a man of one -- who is expensive and no so easy. His delivery fee alone makes "what a deal!" less of a steal. I really miss the Habitat for Humanity Restore that used to be in Peabody. Everyone who worked there was a gem. And their delivery service was affordable. read more

I was pleasantly surprised how large this store is. It's a thrift store that's for home stuff - furniture, art, books, kitchen wares, and even paint & lightbulbs. Prices seemed reasonable - $200 for a queen bed frame & $5 for upholstered chairs There's a clean public bathroom. My only complaint is they're marked accessible because they have an entrance ramp - but there's no door opener so it isn't accessible on your own if you use a mobility aid. read more

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Friendly staff, organized & clean store. I dropped off some small items and the staff at the donation 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. read more

Excellent organization to donate to. They take all sorts of home improvement items as well as home goods and sport equipment. They're super great helping you unload your donations and generally helpful people. read more

When shopping second hand furniture I value variety, cleanliness (especially no weird odors), and convenience-- I think the price point of the store is very reasonable for meeting these criteria. I'm able to compare multiple quality pieces I could actually see myself buying, make sure there's no musty smells, and the workers are super helpful in loading things into my vehicle. I'm always impressed with what I can find! And there's sometimes deals when you can take furniture the same day read more

If you are looking for end tables lamps kitchen tables and chairs it is great! Good place for people who are getting their first apartment! You can furnish your place until you have money to get new furniture read more

If you are looking for gently used furniture at a reasonable price, Restore is the best place to go. They have a very large selection with rapid turnover so if you don't see what you are looking for, a visit a week later will have lots of new items to check out. Typical prices: sofas $200-350, dining room table and chairs $100-350, and long rows of dressers, bookcases, lighting fixtures, some lamps, desks, and so on. They also have a few items that appear to be store samples so not used. They do not hold items so if you want it, you need to buy it else it will be gone before you come back. They don't deliver but can give you the number of a service you can arrange for about $100, or there is a UHaul place just a few doors down. Shopping here is way more efficient than online listings for one item at a time and when you go see it, you don't like it. Here you can see and touch and sit on everything to make your choice. read more

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Great stuff cheap - if you take the time to look. I have purchased bedroom furniture, an Ethan Allen night stand, home office storage and a leather chair...beautiful furniture and all for affordable prices. I would always shop my local Habitat store first, and recommend it highly for gently used items at affordable prices. read more

I like their underlying mission and consistently drop off used goods to their store. They are always eager to help unload and polite. No complaints. Keep up the good work. read more

I had about 10 pieces of furniture to donate ranging from a china cabinet to kitchen chairs. The person I spoke to on the phone about arranging the movers was very helpful. However as I agreed to the service I was told there was an $18 booking fee. I was under the impression it was deducted from the final price. So this seemed reasonable. It was not. Also a 7% fuel charge was added. Maybe I did not look at the estimate close enough. The movers were very nice and took extra items at an additional hefty price. Just be aware of the charges, they are not doing you a favor!! read more

I'm shocked and appalled with the way I was treated during a donation drop off at the Habitat for Humanity location on 1580 VFW Parkway in West Roxbury, MA - specifically the behavior of one employee. As the employees / volunteers were inspecting my donations I noticed that one employee was not wearing his mask. I politely asked him to please wear it or to keep his distance. He responded by saying he was "exempt because he was eating" and then, unprovoked, called me a "f*cking b*tch" while giving me the middle finger. I was too shocked to respond after that, but I asked to speak to the manager on duty before I left. The manager acknowledged what had happened but brushed it off, since according to him, the person who had insulted me was a "volunteer" and not an employee. I'm not sure how this matters -- his behavior, volunteer or otherwise, is a representation of the organization as a whole and it's not OK. I'm upset and saddened by these events but more importantly, I am bothered by how everything was handled. We are in the middle of a pandemic and masks are required -- this type of verbal assault is unwarranted, unsafe, misogynistic and unacceptable. We won't be making any further donations to an organization that condones this type of disrespect, and if you respect social distancing and women in general, I recommend you avoid it as well. read more

It's hard to tell if they'll have something you're looking for, but if you're nearby and able to check it out, they really have some amazing deals! When we moved into our new condo, we needed quite a bit of furniture. We didn't find any TV stands, one of the main things we were looking for, but we did end up leaving with a table and chairs and a desk for a total of only $100. Good furniture for low prices and the proceeds go to a great cause. I'd definitely shop here more often if only there was a closer location! read more

We found a table and when we took the tag up to pay for it they said someone else wanted it and had left earlier to get a bigger car. Other items in the store had "sold" signs on them (this one did not) so I asked if it had been paid for and was told by multiple employees that the other interested party had not paid for the item. Apparently he hadn't paid for it because he "wasn't sure it would fit in the other car either", which to me meant he wasn't even certain he was going to buy it. We told them we were willing to pay and take it then but they refused to sell it to us despite no logical claim made to the table. I have purchased from ReStores, antique stores, thrift stores, and consignment shops all over the country and it's common knowledge that until an item is paid for, there is no claim/hold. You pay for the item and then have a certain amount of time to pick it up. The first employee we spoke to even said "this is why we don't do holds". We all but begged them to sell us the table. An employee told us we could "stay until close to see if he showed up or not" which was an hour and a half later, and the manager, Adam, said the best they could do was call if the guy didn't show up. We told them that we live almost an hour away and it would be a really big inconvenience to come back, especially since we were standing there, money in hand. I understand them not wanting to go back on their word, but the manager should have stepped up and taken responsibility for the mistakes that were made (allowing a hold without payment, and another price tag being placed on the "sold" item). I'm confident the other guy is not coming back (if he actually wanted the table he would have paid for it) but I have little hope that we'll get a phone call. I'm so annoyed with how they handled the situation that I wouldn't drive all the way back even if they did call. **update: they did call because wouldn't you know.. the other guy never showed up. They said we could pay over the phone and then come pick it up. Hmm NOW you won't hold it unless you have payment first? read more

I never write reviews, but I am incredibly disappointed by the way this organization handled my furniture donations that I wanted to warn others. I had several large (and very nice) furniture pieces that I was donating as part of a move and have historically been a huge fan of HfH. They subcontracted an unprofessional moving company to collect the items who upcharged me on each donation, were unable to move several pieces (in spite of my request/instructions to send 3 movers), damaged my dresser (and were ultimately unable to move it) and then crashed into the wall when moving another piece. The organization charged me the full price of collecting the pieces and did not even offer a partial refund due to the fact that I will have to cover the damage caused to the hallway in my apartment complex. Just an awful experience all around. As sad as it is, please look elsewhere when donating your furniture! I have other pieces that I will be donating, but will certainly not be using this organization again. Hope this helps others! read more

This is great place, and my favorite place to buy some house materials. Whenever I go there, I feel like I am buying something to help other people. Don't you think it is great? The price is really cheap Most of staff are volunteers, so you should be nice and respect to them !!! read more

I actually never even knew this store existed in this, what used to be, ugly and old plaza off the VFW Parkway. Now, with the new remodel of the "Parkway Plaza", I thought I'd see what else has moved into the center, and realized this store just moved into a new space further down in the plaza, in the last building. I honestly wasn't expecting much due to the fact that I had been to one of these Habitat For Humanity stores before (in South Attleborough), that was absolutely horrible. It was a discount junkyard of cabinets and old appliances. This store; however, is a completely different story, and a 'used', discount store that I would personally highly recommend. First, it's a gigantic warehouse consisting of many departments that are all organized and actually presentable (in comparison to the piles of stuff all around in the Attleborough store). There are large sections of furniture, appliances, chairs, books, hardware, lighting, desks, tables, dining room tables, and much much more. Most of the stuff is in decent enough condition, and even while some is not my style, it could be attractive to others. Lots of office chairs, DVD's, and VHS' too. Staff are friendly and the motivation to help others and build homes for those who need it is a wonderful cause in general. Plus, the people in the area donate so much great stuff to help the cause. Lots of treasures, especially if you search around this place. Definitely a place worth stopping into that honestly isn't disappointing. 4 stars. read more

This place is awesome! I bought kitchen cabinets here, that would have cost me Thousands of dollars and the quality is amazing. This is an upper end yard sale on steroids. The prices are low for really good stuff... appliances, lighting, paint, furniture, sinks, windows, doors, etc. Plus, imagine how many large and small household items are being saved from landfills. ReStore is an active arm of Habitat for Humanity, which for 20+ years has been attracting volunteers to help low income people build modest, but solid house's, all over the world. I don't work for the company, I'm just a happy and satisfied returning customer. Last but not least, they just moved to a new location... two doors down, which now has doubled their size! Want to remodel and save money? Go shop here. read more

These stores are great for the community. I use them both to donate to, (and get a tax right off) and to find those random pieces that would come in handy for different renovations. I have volunteered for habitat in the past and like the whole organization all around. These stores are a great addition to what they are already doing. read more

I am filing a complaint against the floor or center manager of the West Roxbury location. I am a regular customer and last Friday I was in the store and had spotted a lamp. The price on the lamp was clearly listed as $25 dollars. I approached a cashier and since there was a crack in the lamp, the cashier thought he would negotiate a cheaper price for me with the manager. In the mean time another customer approached the lamp and wanted to buy it. I am woman of color and this other customer was a white male. I kindly, told this customer that I was purchasing the lamp. Then the store manager approached me and told me that the lamp was supposed to be $40 dollars. I told him that I needed the price that was on the ticket. Clearly the manager did not want to sell me the lamp and instead wanted to sell it to the other customer. He gave me a list of excuses ranging from that fact that this must have been a pricing mistake (in that case he legally had to sell it to me at the advertised price); or that a customer must have changed the price tag to get it for cheaper (in that case they would have purchased the lamp - not left it there), he also told me that the lamp was worth hundreds of dollars and that $25 dollars was not enough. Due to his poor excuses, I am inclined to think that this was a racist treatment from the manager because he wanted to sell it to the Caucasian customer and to make matters he insinuated that I or another customer had changed the price on the lamp. read more