I was there a couple Saturdays ago when they had a sale and it was pretty crowded, but I didn't…read morehave a problem getting a dressing room. I like that they allow you to hang your clothing up and kind of reserve dressing room especially when it's that busy good selection on designer brands, but could be because I am an extra small and so not a lot of people are extra small so I had a good selection. I'm not sure about the other sizes selection. Got a huge heavy bag of clothing for about $160 that I could barely carry to my car I needed help to carry it to my car. There wasn't one item was not cute that I looked at. I would highly recommend it.

I quickly found 4 items I loved! What a great deal! I like supporting local charities.read more

I was treated very rudely by one of the employees. I will NEVER go back!!!!!!!…read moreI was told that an item was vintage. Very politely I told her it wasn't and that I had some at home (I purchased them new about 5 years ago) she retorted "WHATEVER"!

The store is organized do well. Products are looked at and not just thrown on racks. The store is…read moreclean and workers are very nice. I love coming to theft stores and consignments when visiting and this is definitely one of my goto spots! There's also a mini store in the back that's directed towards vintage LOVE IT! I got a mechanics shop outfit for $7!!!! AND ITS VINTAGE so you know it's even cooler!!

My son has been employed at OA for the last two years and he loves it! He will come upstairs to…read morewait for his bus and he says "I love my job!" So happy to have him in a program with great people who treat him like he is the adult he is and task him with jobs that sometimes his father and I are surprised at what he is doing! He has made many friends and likes to report to me how they are all doing. If you have a disabled adult that needs to add purpose and quality to their life don't hesitate to contact Open Avenues!

From the owner: Open Avenues is a nonprofit organization that provides vocational training and job placement for…read moreadults with disabilities in the Northwest Arkansas area. Employment opportunities within our training center include light assembly work, packaging, sealing, recycling, and more. We’re currently looking for new industrial partners and would love the opportunity to bid on any project you might have, big or small. We can handle everything from one-time projects such as goodie bag stuffing to longer-term projects including product assembly & packaging.

They have been the best on helping me with the Ferrell cats left and unwanted in the country dirt…read moreroad on Rocky Dell Rd getting spay thank you

This clinic has not only blessed us with 2 beautiful fur babies, but also helped us when we found…read morean injured kitten last year during the tornado. The staff is super caring and always available to offer assistance. They are knowledgable and really care about the animals they care for. The facility is clean and well maintained. The animals have ample room to move and exercise. They are not cramped in tiny cages all day long. The animals appear healthy and well taken care of. Thank you for all you do and we will continue to support your facility for years to come. Mimi and Mr. B thank you too! *Meow*

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.

Fabulous library! I spent a bit of time here on their wifi and charging electronics, finding a desk…read morein a quiet corner. This is a great spot for study or internet but it was too quiet to try and pull off a Zoom bridge if you need to talk. Sure, a few shouting kids and the librarians tend to talk loud but I think the patrons are expected to be silent. Stacks and stacks of books, magazines, reference, tables for spreading out, comfy chairs for sitting and a "Library of Things" that you can borrow as well. [Review 659 of 2024 - 329 in Arkansas - 21690 overall]

Beautiful and serene place to read a book. Also has a coffee…read morespot inside, can grab and sit in outside benches

The Office of Health (OHC) was helpful in February this year. I had a past due water bill and the…read morewomen helped pay it in time. I've requested assistance again for January and the woman on the phone was very nice. I could tell it was the same woman I spoke with last January(with light and upbeat emphasis). She was very easy to handle my request because I don't have transportation she mailed me the applications and I was able to fill it out and send it back before Christmas.

From the owner: Serving Northwest Arkansas for over 40 years, Office of Human Concern provides many services to…read moreseniors and those in need of assistance. Programs include: Meals on Wheels of Northwest Arkansas, Senior Activity Centers in Benton, Carroll and Madison counties, low income home energy assistance and family and employment services.. Without our community partners this would not be possible. Please consider giving support through time or financial contributions.

Caring, passionate, knowledgeable staff and amazing programs. Toddlers, primary age, and elementary…read moreenvironments with amazing outdoor classroom environments as well. Your kids will thrive here.

There are so few alternative educational options in Bentonville. There are plenty of private…read moreschools, but very few that are not parochial. More importantly, very few who are as tolerant, inclusive, and focused on raising children to honor peace and civility and to appreciate the natural world around them. Montessori is not daycare. It is not even your traditional school. Children at Walnut Farm are empowered to do things for themselves, and to study that which interests them most. In addition to several well appointed Montessori classrooms they also have a few unique features such as an outdoor classroom where children are learning life skills including gardening and caring for animals. The school also has a natural playground with features literally carved from the forested hillside. I see my little boy growing into a confident, warm, caring, and intelligent young man at Walnut Farm. He loves to read and do math. He is fascinated by and in love with every kind of animal. He loves his teachers and his classmates. When kids reach school age, we rely on the school to mold them into the people we want them to be. Schools have the kids from 8 to 3 most days, leaving just 4 or 5 hours with their parents. If they are going to play that big a role in the development of my child... then I feel strongly about choosing a school that not only does a good job educating my child, but also teaches him to grow up tolerant of the many differences in people around the world. They take children from toddlers through around the equivalent of 6th grade.