Lots more to select from. Friendly staff. Good prices. I really like that the proceeds go toward…read morehelping others.

Another great Beautiful Lives location! It is a little hidden off the Main St but a super cute…read morethrift boutique to check out. Always have good deals and specials listed on social media. They only have womens/juniors clothes but they have a large selection including shoes and formal and bridal wear. They donate to a cause every month and their prices are the best for name brand clothing!

Good stuff. Not new stuff very often at least when I've been in there. But prices are low just as…read moreyou'd expect.

I went to potter house in siloma springs for the .50 cent's green tags and I got all the green tags…read morein the prom dresses and little girls dresses and I went to check out and the girl rang all the dresses up and another lady behind the register said they don't do prom dresses in the green tags sale but they had green tags on them. So I called Fayetteville potter house which is the main store and Cindy the manger told me they stopped doing them but they didn't have any signs or nothing saying that and I was there last week buying prom dresses and they never said anything like that, I got them for .50 cent's a piece last week. They don't have bathroom anymore. They are also selling mattresses with pee stains on them and that's very nasty and unprofessional.

Terrible customer service after returning a faulty dress. Despite agreeing a full refund nothing…read morereceived for a month and no reply to emails.

needs organization and sales person is rude. Won't go back. Sure I wasn't dressed like I can…read moreafford to shop, but I can and will spend my money elsewhere.

Love this place! I always have material and equipment that i need to liquidate and it's nice to…read morehave an organization that can use them in the local community.

I am only leaving a review of the ReStore Shop--not the services provided by Habitat of Benton…read moreCounty. Of course, I DO realize the items for sale at the store are donated, and that their sale is used as a fundraiser. What I don't like is that items are on display (for sale) without price tags. I stopped to look this afternoon. A shade that was literally falling apart had no price tag. In its condition, it should have actually been thrown away. Then, one of three table lamps looked like something I could fix up for a friend just setting up an apartment. Two of those lamps had masking-tape price tags; the third had nothing. What I particularly did not like was that the female clerk made up prices as I stood there. The shade? She said, "Five bucks." I immediately said no, since it was trash--and set it aside. Then I was told that those masking tape prices on those lamps were from somebody's yard sale. The clerk shot me a price of $10--she just made it up. Since this IS a store, isn't it up to the staff to make certain a tag is on items before they're put out? The clerk had the opportunity to size me up and decide what to make me pay on the fly. I do not appreciate that at any store. As I entered this place, there was a sign up that said LAMPS AND LIGHTING 75% OFF. After shooting prices from the hip, the clerk should have let me know that those prices were less 75%--that is, if they were. Instead, I felt she was very dismissive and didn't care one way or the other whether I made a purchase or not. Another worker followed me back to the lighting area to show me what Habitat For Humanity ReStore tags look like--but he didn't appear to be worried about adding tags--neither of them did. I left all their merchandise there.