I was condescended to, bullied and threatened here today by a sales person and it was so shocking I…read moredon't know what to say. This dude was so instantly nasty to me, dismissive, condescending, just awful. I literally don't even know what I did wrong but try and buy a stack of books and try to get a discount cos I was buying a whole stack! Never ever before met a rude person here in the twenty years I've been coming (since before ravens stadium was built and they were across the street). I've bought thousands of dollars worth of appliances here (2 $500 stoves, a $1000 fridge, two dishwashers, and two washers and dryers), not to mention hundreds upon hundreds worth of lumber, trim, windows, doors, miscellaneous hardware, etc. I bought 400 dollars worth of upholstery cloth one time alone. I come in, I don't mess around, I know what I need and I am a friendly nice customer. (Because they use your phone number when you buy, also? they should be able to SEE this). I was buying BOOKS. Books are not their main business (and to be honest their prices are so out of scale it's crazy compared to thrifts--10 dollars each for a used hard over cover book from the 80s? I think there was one vintage item or two--I collect golden book kids encyclopedias) In the past they've basically tried to GIVE me books I wanted to buy! I wasn't buying anything from the "special glass cases. I asked Josh what they could do for me on these 20 books that I promise no one wants. (I promise). I picked up so many cos I have always been given a little break on stuff here! It's literally the way I thought they do business!!!! Nope. Not a single red cent. Off ANY book EXCEPT one they wanted 20 dollars for that didn't cost 20 new! (No it was not old or vintage!) I had 100 bucks of books in my cart he couldn't do 80? He wouldn't even discuss it and when I was frankly totally taken aback by this since it's so counter to EVERY EXPERIENCE IVE HAD THERE FOR OVER 20 YEARS--he threatened to call security on me!? For trying to bargain?????? These were all crap books. I want them for myself and to show my husband AND I make art from them. I'd have paid literally 10 for every set of four of these books at thrift. They wanted 10 and 15 dollars EACH. It wasn't just he wouldn't deal at all on price. He treated me like a criminal for no reason at all. He had his hand on his walkie talkie and when I kind of laughed just thinking he was driving a bargain he said he was going to call security on me!!!! He did this because I had the temerity to say "come on, not any discount at all? I'm buying in bulk!" And I mentioned I've never had them not come down on price on anything ever! I am a short, friendly 53 year old mom. fyi. What the living heck is going on with this place? It was SUCH an unpleasant and weird experience. I feel horrible. I will take my business to loading dock.

I entered looking for a book case, which i found, amidst all the treasures of Baltimore. I almost…read morepurchased outdoor furniture (it was December), a church adornment taller than my roof, some medical supply equipment, and a desk. None of which i need. Relax, I only bought the bookcase, but it could have been trouble... Definitely going back when it's warmer! Bring a coat and coffee! Bathroom is inside!

What a beautiful organization Martha's Table is!…read more Martha's Table provides access to healthy meals, fresh produce, and offers education programs for communities. We have an ongoing partnership where bags of groceries are delivered to our families - they're filled to the brim with fresh produce and items that can help create a healthy and a balanced meal. There are volunteering opportunities and other ways that you can get involved and give back. The staff here are super friendly and welcoming, and the organization runs like a well-oiled machine - super efficient and on point! Thank you, Martha's Table, for existing! +volunteering opportunities available! +friendly staff

[Part of Giving Tuesday 2019]…read more I can only write from the perspective of a volunteer/donor, but Martha's Table seems to have a strong mission towards helping children and families in the DC area. Our class wanted to organize a clothing/food drive, and Martha's Table seemed to have the most bang for your buck. You can always donate in liquid like every other organization, but not as feasible for someone on the student lifestyle. There's plenty of drop-off locations for clothing and baby items across the city. If you can give food items like canned and dried goods, you gotta go to their Maycroft location on Columbia Rd NW. Easy to just reserve a 15-minute appointment on their website and drop off our load. I see their trucks all around the city serving the community - here's to hoping everyone's littles go a long way.

I've been to a similar shop like this back home in Los Angeles (Remainders in Pasadena for those…read moreinterested) and now that I live in Baltimore and remain a frequent crafter (sewist, knitter, and general hobbyist), I was delighted to find out this shop existed. I've been on the hunt for some cheap supplies, specifically a pinback button machine as this is around $50-60 new online and since I'm using funds from the school club I'm in to buy it; this felt excessive. Unfortunately they didn't have this machine and apparently only have ones in stock like this once in a while as they tend to go fast. Not deterred, I kept exploring the rest of the shop. Price wise, this place is THE best craft store you can and should stop into before going elsewhere to see if they have supplies you could use. You name it; they have it or have had it in the past. Supply varies as they depend on donations but with some supplies I bought costing just a quarter, I truly cannot be mad. They had yarn, paper supplies, knitting supplies, beadwork items, sewing supplies including patterns and zippers and sewing feet, stationary and scrapbook/journaling supplies. I absolutely recommend any crafters on a budget to come out here.

I absolutely love this place! It's such a gem and a unique experience. Everyone who works there is…read moreso nice, welcoming and helpful if you have any questions on anything. The last time I was there, they had just received a bunch of new items and it was so refreshing to see how excited, passionate and enthusiastic everyone was to go through the supplies. I say this because this is the kind of place that you can go to fairly frequently and never know what you're going to find! My only piece of advice is to go in generallllly knowing what you're looking for, or give yourself a realistic budget because it's so easy to get caught up and buy an overwhelming amount! I say this from personal experience!

This is a great thrift shop that you can find some real deals if you just look. They have a…read moreconstant flow of items that come and go so grab it while you can. They also always have tags that are a different discount amounts 25%, 50%, and 75%. It rotates the different percentages each week so check the board when you walk in. As other reviews say, there are no clothes at this location and you should be sure to visit the furniture store and also the home goods section. The store is very well organized and clean in comparison to a lot of thrift shops.

Update They no longer sell clothes, accessories, purses,…read morehas, or hats. I was looking for jackets and active wear for the spring. To my dismay, they stopped selling them. They've given away the majority of the clothes by now. Their reason was that they weren't profiting in sales. Now, the warehouse has a more open layout. The first warehouse sells housewares that's ridiculously overpriced. Depending on the day, they'll have a market down sale according to the color of the price tag. Like yellow tags are 50% off. It was still expensive, and I was looking for a rice cooker to no avail. I saw a used Hamilton Beach crock pot for $30?!! No sales, like that's pretty steep, despite that someone donated and its used! The majority of staff are nice and helpful. I'm just disappointed that they don't do clothes anymore, and don't like their mark up tactics. Best time to shop here is follow them on IG, see which color tag is on sale, and shop.

Hi I found the store to have great prices and a variety of items to select from. The customer…read moreservice was courteous and helpful.

Super clean, friendly employees, great selection and usually fun customers. Prices have gone up…read morelike everything and everywhere else but still love GW

Even though this review is being posted during Covid, it's an overall review based upon all visits…read moreover the last two years. Overall, this place has a great selection, but mostly really high prices for a thrift store. The good: This place is well stocked and organized. The employees are generally friendly and helpful. The parking lot is huge. Donations can be dropped off in the rear of the store. The bad: The pricing-- Restore seems to try and charge retail price for each item regardless of condition. Restore will not "haggle" even if the item is damaged. This place would easily earn 4 or even 5 stars, but the pricing feels way out of line for their mission of building community and offering "prices well below retail". On a recent visit, there was a $10 Ikea chair tagged for $25 and several Walmart items with $1.00 tags still on them priced for 5 times as much.

Employees were very nice and helpful also.. I found out they had two levels first and second…read morefloor.. and a very nice selection of furniture and other household items along with some used tools in construction supplies of different sorts

I joined a friend to run errands and this was one of her stops. She previously purchased some…read moreflooring/tile here and wanted to see what was in stock today. I was shocked at how huge the store was. Some of the items were pretty pricey, but most of what I saw was in great condition. Lots of light fixtures , couches , some refrigerators, and even a HUMONGOUS bed. I ended up leaving with a TV for $45. Can't beat that. Before checking out the volunteers plugged it in and made sure it worked before selling it to me. I definitely appreciated that. The volunteer even insisted she carry the TV out to the car for me. Very unexpected!

I would rate this experience as poor for furniture donation. H for H connected us with a "mover"…read morewho rented a small truck, too small for all of the furniture. They came unprepared to move the furniture - no dollies, no handcarts, no moving blankets. They scratched the floor. They were confused about how to complete the move. In the end, they didn't even take the furniture to ReSupply. They brought the furniture to Wider Circle. The movers were frustrated that they did not have a point of contact. I was frustrated that I could not speak with a human at Habitat for Humanity. ​I had to hire another mover to remove the remaining furniture that could not fit into the small rented truck.

2-1/2 minutes of waiting at the register while 4 employees stood by the door chatting and two made…read moreeye contact with me. I timed it! Once the woman working the register was sent over by another employee (who had apologized for the wait) she didn't say hi, barely vocalized the total owed, and slammed my card back on the counter like it was a bother to have to ring me up. Their selections are reasonable, not as good as the goodwill on bel air road in perry hall, but the attitude is not worth dealing with here!

I'll give it 4 stars. This Goodwill is across the street from a Salvation Army store which, by…read morecomparison, is pretty weak. The Goodwill, however, isn't bad at all. It's a bit more organized than its competitor, and the inventory seems to be a bit better. Furthermore, I feel like I've made better finds in regards to vintage housewares and vinyl records (I walked in and someone had just dropped off en enormous collection of electronica and house, a lot of which was new and/or sealed). It doesn't have as much furniture, but I'm okay with that - most donation stores have awful, battered furniture. This store certainly specializes in clothes and housewares, and definitely feels a bit cleaner than Salvation Army.

It's my understanding that nearly all who work at SVdP are volunteers. They all love to help. That…read moreattitude isn't teachable; it's natural. And we recipients of such upbeat attitudes need to be sure we "pay it [helpfulness] forward."

This store has a lot of well priced merchandise for thrifty shoppers. Household goods, furniture,…read moremen's/women's/children's clothing and more. Friendly and helpful staff. Donations of food for the pantry, household items and clothing always are also appreciated and tax receipts are provided. Also consider volunteering here. Flexible days/hours. Give as little or as much time as you can spare. Opportunities are available in the food pantry, thrift center and boutique. Want to drive a truck and/or have muscles? Help pick up food donations from local stores one morning a week or pick up donations Saturday morning. Great group of people.

Stopped in to kill some time and found this thrift store to be well organized and stocked with some…read moreearly ninety goodies! Everything was cleanly organized, didn't smell funny, and easy to navigate. Service was super friendly was well. I'll definitely be back the next time I'm in the area!

There are a surprising number of size small shirts and jackets for men. This store also carries a…read moregood selection of kids clothing. Note parking can be a bit scarce so I recommend coming early or late to find parking.