We have tried twice now to donate items to the Redmond Habitat store. Twice now they have turned…read moreaway our items, being rude both times. The second time I rang the bell as it says to do for an attendant. A man came out of the office yelling, "Who rang the bell!". He saw me standing behind the fence and very rudely said, "We're closed to donations because we're having computer issues". Stunned I said to my husband How should computer issues affect excepting donations? He told me to get in the vehicle that we were done with Habitat. It breaks my heart because I have always donated to good community causes. We gave our donations to Goodwill who accepted them with a smile and a Thank you.

We used to buy tons of furniture, household decor, appliances, and building materials from this…read morelocation. We have businesses where we second hand as much as possible with regular turnover (we do not sell the products, we use them). In the past we spent so much at this store that one time the person ringing us up commented about it. They saw something in the system (connected to our phone number) about our total spent YTD and their eyes got wide, so we explained what we do for our business and that what they could see was just for their location. What I am saying is... we have a pulse on what is a good and fair price for these sort of things. I looked at a couch not to long ago at this location. It was half off. The price was still, with the discount, over $1600. When you pay 0% for your inventory you should not be charging consignment prices. Full stop. It is a poor business choice. The idea is to turn over the inventory because more is coming while passing on a lovely savings to your customers. Not hang on to it while it collects dust because you've out priced the new items being manufactured. Know your customer base and price accordingly. We have left empty handed from this store every single visit this year (2026) because the prices have skyrocketed. For reference, we were looking for a washer and dryer...found one brand new at Lowe's cheaper than this Restore had (used no less). That is why I am writing this review. If the free inventory you receive is higher priced than the brand new inventory from the original store...well...here's your sign. So, we will likely have to drop this store from our rotation because time is precious and we cannot waste trips when we could find a better resource to take its place. That's just how it goes, I guess, but it saddens us because we like to support good causes and keep things out of the dump.

Great prices, great people! Wonderful place to find amazing…read moreprices on used tools, lamps, different types of wood, books, furniture, art, a DIY persons dream.

The Restore team came out to pick up my donated appliances. They were very professional and…read morethoughtful about solutions when everything didn't line up perfectly. Thanks Gary and David!

Only open a few days a week but do darn cute!! Packed to the brim with great finds. When I'm back…read morein town I will visit again!

What a local treasure! The Second Tern has a wonderful selection of sporting goods, furniture,…read moreantiques, clothing, housewares and more. I've been there several times in the past few weeks and am impressed by how easy it is to drop off donated items and and how willing the staff (volunteers, I believe) is to carry things to the car, pack items carefully, and even help shovel our car out of the snow! You can't enter the Second Tern without a spritz of hand sanitizer, and everyone inside wears a mask. The funds go to the Sunriver Nature Center and the Oregon Observatory, so it's all for a good cause!

I didn't see anywhere online about how much you can bring in at one time. I drove across town with…read morea large black garden sack full of very nice women's clothing, nicely cleaned and folded. When I got there they wouldn't take it. Too much! I would have had to break it down into three or four smaller sacks and driven back on three or four separate days for them to take my stuff. So instead, I drove across the street to Goodwill, where they took it without complaint. You need to let people know these things! I love your mission, and wanted you to have my things, but didn't like the attitude of the person accepting donations. "It's the rule." No apologies for my inconvenience.

Shocked at the jewelry prices for a thrift store $50 for a Chico's type necklace. I looked around…read moreand couldn't find anything friendly staff

In the late spring of this year, I enjoyed a visit to this eclectic shop…read more Clothes and outdoor gear inside, bikes and wood slabs outside. I picked up a very nice pair of XC skis and boots. I also purchased a wood slab to make a computer table that turned out beautiful. One of the owners graciously met me at the shop the next day and trimmed the board down so we could fit it in our car for the long drive home. Great experience.

What an amazing huge store with lots of goodies. My daughter found a few sweaters, a skirt, a…read moremakeup bag and a wallet. I found a nice linen button up for my Hubby to wear to my sister's wedding in Hawaii next year. I also found him a cool Hawaiian golf hat. I found a top for me, and a Sisters shirt for my Mom. We loved the selection of everything and the variety of prices. We also got some nice reusable bags to take our purchases in.

Wow- real thrift store prices! It's been a while since I…read morewalked into a thrift store and thought, this is what I'd expect. Large selection of men and winged clothing in the $2-6 range Books $2 & IN ALPHABETICAL ORDER!?! Kitchen stuff Bobby stuff Shoes We're glad there were open on a rainy pass through this thoroughfare of kitckitch! All that and a Pride display- thanks H4H , you're the best. ( public restrooms are across the street & totally fine for that- I can live with it)