Atlanta Habitat for Humanity ReStore

If U are a person who likes to 'thrift'. If U are on a tight budget, U can truly find some terrific, gently utilized items for Ur home. This place has doors, furniture, light bulbs, sinks and other trinkets for the inside or outside of Ur home. This is my 'go to place for expensive Blue mountain, American greetings and Hallmark cards. I've spent less than $1.25 for each card. Any style or type. I have purchased exquisite China and paintings for a reasonable and low budget friendly price. I was able to purchase the bowls (featured in the picture) as a set of 3 or 4. Both were under $9 for each set. And there were more available! If U have a dinner party, this is a great place to find gently used or never utilized china Unfortunately, what U may see today, U may not see tomorrow in a resource place such as this one. If U like it, put a deposit down to hold it for later. They will pick up items U no longer utilize for a small fee from the home. It is a resale store. They will probably want to view pics and style b4 picking up the item. U would have to be in a short or not so many miles radius of the selected location. Ask about delivery...I am not sure, but it may be available. Most of the items are gently or hardly used. If it has a chip, tear, etc. it doesn't hurt to ask for a little more off the price.

We love this store. Prices are great. Nicer/newer items are placed near the entrance and priced a little higher, but there are cheaper items as you continue through the store. We always find something we need or just fun or interesting. Great personal care section near the registers.

used to love restore.. the selection and the staff are as great as ever, but the price point on a lot of the furniture has gotten pretty laughable. still worth checking out as there are good deals depending on what you need, but by and large the value just isn’t there like it used to be

This was my first time in this store. I was pleasantly surprised with the amount of items they had. Some of the prices were really good. Some didn't seem like that much of a bargain, but overall, I think there are some significant savings. I'll definitely be visiting more often as new things come in.

There are a few things that are worth looking at sure, but you have to be careful, many items you see are priced at or even more than they would be brand new in the box from a store with a warranty. BEWARE! But at the end of the day it all goes to a good cause.

Always a great deal here. Daily specials. New stuff comes in all the time. Staff is super friendly! Always there to answer questions or talk about ideas!

Great customer service. Consider shopping here if you're looking for office or home furniture, lighting, doors, plumbing, sinks, rugs, flooring, or other odds and ends for a small home improvement job. I got this comfy chair for $100 today.

Everything is donating and this store the price so much high. I remember before very good price but now not any more. So if I pay all most 500 hundred dollars for the Cristmas trees. In Home Depot is good price

Just a ginormous fan of this place--for all Habitat does for humanity but also because ReStore is a critical resource for folks trying to home-improve on a budget. In this case, I went here to donate leftover imported tile (had a ton of different styles from past renovations) and I gotta say the guys helping me were amazing. Danny was the one who helped me unload my car and was just as nice as he could be. The process of donating was super-easy, too; much better than Goodwill which can be a chore sometimes. After donating and having a great experience I popped in the thrift store and purchased a few mirrors. all in all a great experience and Atlanta should be proud that Habitat and ReStore call our city home.

I paid for the immediate pickup service. It may have been stated in their terms and conditions, but if the people picking up your donated items feel habitat may not accept the items, there's a $30 recycling fee to dispose of the item if not accepted. The pickup guys seemed overly critical as my items were not damaged in any way but may have had some scratches. Just letting folks know the estimate doesn't included $30 per item that may need recycling. Other than that, they arrived on time and were professional.

My sister had some plumbing fixtures that she was unable to use (due to plumbers errors ) and unable to return, so I was happy to donate them to Habitat to use for one of their new homes! Thank goodness they are an wonderful option for such items. Love what y'all do!

We donated furniture to the Atlanta Habitat for Humanity ReStore located in Reynoldstown (east Atlanta). Long story short, this is a great place to donate your new or "gently-used" furniture. They'll even come to you for (some) disassembly and pickup for free. We had to get rid of some perfectly good furniture, but had a limited time window to move it (no time to deal with listing and selling), so donating to Atlanta Habitat for Humanity ReStore was an excellent choice for us. Not only did they haul away our furniture, but we felt good knowing that it wasn't going to waste. For furniture pick-up, I filled out the form on Atlanta Habitat for Humanity's website at http://www.atlantahabitat.org/pickup/. I didn't receive an email confirmation immediately after submitting the form, so per the instructions on the site, I sent an email with the same information (pictures too) to restore@atlantahabitat.org, just in case. Four days later (including a weekend), Donations Coordinator Anna Myers emailed us. She said ReStore could accept furniture that had no stains, tears, discoloration, broken/missing pieces, or other forms of damage and asked that all bed frames be disassembled prior to pickup. She also said pickups occur between 10:30am-3:30pm, Tuesday-Saturday, and that drivers arrive in a 24-foot box truck. We requested pickup in no later than two weeks time. Initially, Anna told us that they were experiencing an extremely busy schedule so she could not accommodate our request; however, she told us she would keep us updated. Luckily, there ended up being a cancellation and she was able to fit us in on one day's notice. We received a separate "Pickup Confirmation" email from Sherrie Butler who provided helpful information. She said if we had any extra tape measures or plastic grocery bags to give to the driver, that would be great since their staff uses tape measures everyday and their cashiers reuse donated bags at checkout. The email also said that in 2018, ReStore diverted 1,544 tons of materials from landfills and since 2002, that total is 13,646 tons. The two movers, Josh and Kyrie, showed up on time. They gave us a 20-minute courtesy call-ahead. They had no issues getting through the apartment gate and navigating to the right place within the apartment complex. They had only one flight of stairs to contend with. ReStore will ask and confirm this kind of information with you beforehand (e.g. gates, stairs, special instructions). We donated one large L-shaped sofa, one bed frame, and one coffee table. They were done in less than 45 minutes. The only item that took some time was the sofa because some disassembly was required. They moved the furniture in the pouring rain. One of the guys was ex-military and was very friendly and jovial. After they were done, they provided a simple dated receipt with the donated items listed. No monetary values were provided and Atlanta Habitat for Humanity ReStore does not retain a copy of these receipts. In the end, we are happy with our experience with ReStore and recommend them if you want to donate furniture. My only advice is you should give them as much advance notice as possible so they can schedule a pick up that works with your schedule.

Still my go to place to purchase items for my home restoration. Today, there were tons of people waiting to enter because if the buzz created by the Restore marketing team. Kudos! Must-have new items in every aisle at great prices. Pallets of beautiful plants and flowers to beautify the yard at 3.50 per pot or 10.00 for hanging baskets. Kiddie pools for $6 perfect for my new pup OR a kiddie pool party. New numbers to dress the house for $1 each. Gorgeous outdoor furniture sets. 50 gallon buckets of paint. Pavers, pergolas, and canopies. Oh My! Love this place Turns out there was a show and we benefit from the exhibit left overs.

Slightly disorganized but that's expected. This store has quite a selection of bargains for anyone doing any kind of home remodeling.

The key to great finds at this location is consistency. Prices are about 30% higher than they expect to sell an item for. This location offers promotions, daily sales & mark-downs after a few days the new inventory sits. Great selection of furniture, art & if you look hard enough - rugs. Stop by weekly for sure.

Usually really loud music. Furniture overpriced Staff usually friendly Clean bathrooms. Good location

I came by just because I drove by. I was surprised how well organized the products were laid out.

loved this place . .excuse me paradise!! it changes daily but is riddled with jewels. it's also well snagged and maintained . they even have a wednesday discount wheel you spin that's gives up to 50% off anything. they're amazing!!

I am a huge fan of the Habitat for Humanity ReStore. I cannot say enough good things, about this place however, it does have on disadvantage, which is not nearly enough to make me not shop here but worth noting. First of all, its local, living in Ormwood Park, its around the corner from my apartment and since I don't have a truck, it makes it easier to get my purchases home. Also, because the donations are accepted on a daily basis, the always have something new to go and check out. Second, It a big, actually well organized facility. Furniture is grouped by item and in some cases room, whichever is dependent on what they have in stock. I believe that the size and newness of the facility allows for them to carry a huge amount of stuff. They have tools, lamps, art, mirrors, furniture, glasses, anything and they have a massive back room and upper storage area. I mean really they are willing and able to go search even where you can't to find what you're looking to acquire. Next major point, the people. The managers are willing to work with you and hold things after purchase for pickup, the floor staff is knowledgeable and can give you awesome pointers and restoration techniques. They take cash or credit, and they are so willing and try to earn your business, plus its for an amazing cause. Lastly, they have carry out and load up service for your purchases. This leads me to my one complaint, they do not have any delivery service. They do not even seem to have a partnership with a local company for delivery of purchases, which I think is incredibly odd. Again, not nearly enough to make me not shop here though. All in all, get on the email list for coupons and up to date information. Come prepared to hunt, I think the prices are incredibly affordable and really its all for a great cause.

This store is the the definition of RIPOFF ! These items were all donated to this store, but everything in this location is over priced. Other locations donationed items ARE NOT LIKE THESE! I won't be back! Example: A chair I purchased 10 years for $80.00....was in this store for the same $80.00 today.They only received 1 star because I had to give the star to write my review!

Sadly disappointed. We will not be back. This is first time shopping in the NEW location and the prices are absolutely ridiculous. For example the cabinet prices, for used, damaged and even budget-quality grade cabinets, prices were higher than brand-new, handcrafted unfinished cabinets at the place near the old "Real Chow Baby" on Northside Drive. No wonder when driving up to park, there were people leaving the place empty-handed. I'd rather ReStore keep the prices in line with competing thrift/salvage stores and ASK for a $5, $10, $50 donation at each transaction than to tack on inflated prices. Example: $2199 for a very used and dirty Viking oven. No way!

I logged into yelp to see if others thought the Restore items were overpriced, and yes, I see that I am not alone. I want to really love this place and would come more often if I didn't think they were trying to gouge customers. This is used furniture! I know it's for a good cause and that's why I keep checking, but I'm getting discouraged. You can't charge slightly below retail for used items when the customer isn't getting EXACTLY what they want...at Restore you happen upon something that will usually "make do" or is sort of what you want. When the price goes up to a certain threshold close to retail, then the customer figures...might as well get exactly what I want, not close enough. See? Please re-think pricing Restore, you are losing customers.

I used to be a huge fan of this place. But ever since they upgraded the prices have been extremely high. I no longer find the awesome bargains that I once did. And I'm sure I'm not the only one that feels this way.

The new location is nice and big but the prices are not as good as they used to be. It's harder to find "deals". It's the fact that you never know what you will find that keeps me coming.

This place is awesome! I follow them on instagram and they always post great new items that are for sale. They have daily discounts that make the bargains even better. Everyone that works there is so friendly and helpful. They make the treasure hunt so exciting!

This newly opened ReStore is fantastic! So many kitchen wares to choose from and some nice leather furniture. Not to mention, they'll pick up the furniture, etc. you want to donate!