Very friendly, helpful staff. Interesting selection of jewelry. In general, the items were quite…read moreover priced . Better value thrifting, especially for jewelry.

This store and I made lots of money over the years on my account. As a consignor, I am unhappy…read morewith Emily the new owner of The Wild Rose. She is willing to drop me due to my complaint with her of her new online consigning system where each week at Monday 10am on the dot it has become a race to make a consigning appointment to which I am too slow. I wanted assurance that my fellow consignors are making consigning appointments only once per month which originally was Emily's policy when she initiated online monthly appointment making held at the 20th of each month. The Wild Rose used to make these monthly appointments on the 20th of each month by telephone. Instead she prefers to gather my current consigned items today for me to pickup tomorrow. This store is dead to me now and I will not recommend this store for any good purpose.

Till just a few weeks ago, didn't realize that this existed in Guelph, even though we have passed…read moreit a 100 times. Glad we were introduced by family. We bought some kitchen cleaning supplies that were brand new and at very reasonable prices. Some of the furniture was in very good condition. A lot hardware as in sale - some brand new. Would not mind coming back to shop for odds and ends and for hobby projects.

Flip! I wish I had known about this Habitat Restore when I was a lowly U of Guelph student. It's…read moreloaded with sweet second hand goods. Kitchen appliances, computer chairs, retro kitchen dining sets, crappy vintage floral couches, CRT televisions, stereos, desk lamps, ironic scenic paintings and BLINDS. Every student needs real blinds instead of those see-through bedsheets that are a peeping tom's dream-come-true. This place has all the furnishing you need to put together a student dwelling! If you're doing renovations, they have supplies like surplus tiles, light fixtures, even unopened cans of paint and caulking. It's a good deal, worth checking out and it all goes to a good cause. They also accept donations if you're moving out and don't have time to sell your furniture, etc.

smallish store (smaller than other locs except maybe Burlington) with average selection, mostly…read moreaverage brands like gap, reitmanns, ann taylor/loft (I think), banana republic, jcrew, rw&co (I think). average selection of handbags. athleticwear was just a bit sparse. cozy interior and a very nice saleslady though :) would definitely check it out every week if I were local.

I found the store kind of small, and they didn't have too many interesting pieces. Maybe just the…read moreday/time I went in. Nice staff, and pretty clean.

UPDATE Jan 6 2026: This pathetic place is a joke... they sell this exact orange flower cord (see…read morenewest photo upload) at Dollar Tree BRAND NEW in packaging for $1.50, and these clowns have it for $5.99!!! -------- ORIGINAL Review Dec. 2025: This location..... for that matter out of any thrift store that exists, this is the most overpriced AND disgusting thrift store I've ever been to! For starters you don't need to have a business degree, just simple common sense to better your sales by having a testing area that ALSO has USB ports and cables, like most thrift stores usually have. Nothing that they sell that requires USB power comes with cables, so you have to go search and grab a pair that they're selling at a ridiculous price and even then you have to next go search for the AC brick that plugs into the outlet that you plug the USB cord you had to search for in the first place to test the overpriced item that they're selling that requires USB power! But what is even worse is how disgusting and dirty the electronics were. It's like when they were dropped off they weren't even tested judging by the amount of dust and dirt that was on the items when they were put out on the shelves! It's common sense if you're going to overcharged for electronics at least clean them up so they look relatively decent! I was disgusted to even handle some of the electronics and storage bins you will see in the attached photos. Then to add insult to injury, Value Village is a for-profit organization so you'd think they can easily afford to pay staff and management and train them properly on how to handle inventory, at the very least clean them up so they may look presentable and somewhat worth the ridiculous high prices they're asking. I'll never be going back to this location... I would rather spend much less money at actual non-profit thrift stores that clean their inventory, have proper testing areas, charge reasonable prices AND I know at least some of my money is going to a charity, instead to an overpriced, lazy and disgusting for-profit organization!

Today was a good day :). Service was great at the Guelph location . Found some nice records and…read moreCD's decent selection today . I visit once a month now would be more but their pricing has gone crazy . I don't know who the pricers are but they need to get off eBay and look at condition before pricing

Lovely items, but BUYERS BEWARE!! Management are highly judgmental and argumentative. Despite…read morefollowing return guidelines, I was treated terribly after making ONE return during the holiday season. I have supported this local business for years and had family go there to buy my Pandora Jewelry. I will NEVER set foot in that store again.

From the owner: Family owned and operated since 1989, specializing in custom design, jewellery repair, and watch…read morerepair with in house gemologists and jewellers!

Nice friendly Guelph location for Salvation Army, it has discounts for seniors at 10 %. The staff…read moreare friendly and layout is not bad. Some prices are a little high but not terrible

Rude Indian manager doesn't know how to do job. Arguing with costumers at the register and sneakily…read moretried to make me pay more. When I called it out she was rude.

way over priced,, they do not make any of the items, they do not then ship it across the ocean ,…read moreand them and goodwill certainly don't like to clean anything or wash clothes and fry mean , especially during a pandemic , how did they stay open? , it's DONATED!!!