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Maria D.

One of the better Restores that I've been to. Lots of furniture both new and used, felt prices were high for both, same for used art. Lots of boxed furniture sets, pricing about the same as Big Lots. Did see some Kohler tubs new for less than $200, good deal on those. Small inventory of lighting, mostly dated pieces. Overall store was well lit and easy to maneuver around. Worth a stop.

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Convenient place to shop. They have a variety of supplies that others in the area don't. Bradread more

First time going into this store with my husband, and while they have a very large selection of…read moreitems, we are HIGHLY dissatisfied. The customer service was horrendous. An elderly red headed woman working the register gave us nothing but dirty looks, and I can only assume it's because we are heavily tattooed. She was very impolite with a terrible attitude towards us. Another heavy set woman with glasses sitting behind a desk was very unwilling to help us and dismissive as well. We went in seeking the remainder of scoop-able bulk sand, and we were constantly shut down by them saying there wasn't enough for a tractor scoop. Mind you, they sell it by the 5 gallon bucket (easily 10+ there), and they weren't even offering us that. Just, "there's not enough" period. We bought the other items and as I walked out, I took a picture of the sand and went back in, knowing there was easily a tractor scoop and a half. After telling them there was plenty they finally agreed to "attempt" to scoop it. Well....there was enough for 2 scoops. The man who operated the tractor, THANK YOU! You were very polite and kind to us. I went back in to pay for the 2 scoops and again, the red headed woman, didn't want to believe me when I told her 2 scoops. Just kept looking at me like I was the devil reincarnate. I told them, "before you refuse to sell something to your customers, you should look next time". Moral of the story I guess, get off your bums and look first at your inventory AND don't treat people poorly because of their looks.

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