Short summary: well-lit, no smell, clean, very organized, good prices and a good cause. 95% of store is wheelchair accessible. This is not your average thrift shop: no clothes, no books, no children's anything (including furniture).
Most furniture looks like it was in a 3 star hotel decorated with mid-90s emphasis on small, pastel, repeated patterns on upholstery. Some from a hospital. Building supplies: tile, counters, sinks, doors, a huge bin of ceramic TP holders & soap holders, interior tile, hurricane shutters, etc.
Long version:
Beautiful facility - the front has huge windows allowing incredible sunlight in the afternoon, which is why there is no pic of the sign or front of building - glare. This would be a great place to furnish a dorm or your home, if you like the 'hotel' look. Lots of supplies for those doing renovations.
Some of the items were in matching multiples: 20-30 of the same exact style/color chairs that furnished a hotel lobby or conference area. Several couch/loveseat sets (most were fine, there were a couple of gross ones).
They had: regular & hospital beds, armoires, dressers, china cabinets, dining room sets (some quite nice), desks ranging from very basic to multiple piece executive level, windows, doors (interior & closet panel), and a good selection of lamps - both table and ceiling fixtures. Most of these were bland, but I did see one of the trendy industrial chic/urban renewal ceiling pendant lights. It was fairly priced at $60.
Also on display was an incongruous collection of vintage style model cars.
It was not very busy when I was there, and there were two staff members on the sales floor and another loading/unloading delivery trucks. There is a loft area full of office where one can receive Habitat assistance for various needs.
Credit cards are accepted. Sales are final. Best wheelchair accessibility in town at any resale shop. If you use a cane or crutches, there are plenty of places to stop & rest. Most parts of the store are rather safe for kids (couches, beds,) with the exception of the building materials and the lamp/framed art area.
ReStore is easy to find, as it's a single large building with its own parking lot; not too far south of Andretti Thrill Park. read more