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March 2024 by C Casiano101 YT
Looking for an end table. And All of them are SOOOOOOO OVERPRICED. I can buy. Brand new one at Walmart or better yet AFR IN Pennsauken . It’s unbelievableHow they get this furniture for free and make you pay more then it would be brand new. It’s just a BIG SCAM. Just like Good Will. Parking Lot is always empty for a reason. You do better going on Facebook marketplace and seeing what they have there they are one step away from giving it to habitat for human
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February 2024 by Jackie Laboy
The rugs used to be cheap but not anymore. J found another place you can get 3 rugs for 45.00
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February 2024 by AMOR CONSTRUCTION Inc.
They are taking advantage of what they are given and selling it at a very high price. They promise to refund more when you return, they say that, the morning is a..... in store you
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February 2024 by Liz Modupe
This place is extremely expensive for a place that gets most of it’s supplies from donations and supposed to be nonprofit.After going through a Piles of rubble to find two 3x5 door rugs; I want to check out and got the shocking price of $64 and change? for two dirty 3x5 door rugs I needed to wash before I could use them.?
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February 2024 by r S
Lots of different items you never now what your going to find thereThe prices are starting to get a little pricey there
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February 2024 by Him Me
Very over priced seen an Ashley sectional there as is off floor 1499 same sectional at Ashley store brand new with mfg warranty for $999. What is going on here? Tye math not mathing.. alot of other items i seen there that were so over priced it’s ashame.. your better off buying new.
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January 2024 by Cait Prate
So overpriced!! Might as well go to a regular store. Super disappointed.
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January 2024 by Justin C
Before I say anything, I want to be clear that I am a huge believer in Habitat's mission and have been a frequent restore shopper for years. This particular store has always been a bit atypical, mostly because they have a large percentage of their inventory still with tags on. I'm sure some stores like Target will donate excess inventory and get a tax write off. I assumed that explained most new items on the floor.Today I told a manager that when I put in the info on the tag a different chair came up that looked just like the one next to it. I figured it was a mixup. I was told that she bought the chairs herself and knew it was correct. She said they actually buy things from Ashley furniture new and sell them at their store. This would make sense if they bought at a discount and sold for the same price, but they were selling them at 75% over the price at Ashley. At least for that chair.That explains why a number of items over the years have been marked as more expensive than buying them new elsewhere. So.....are they just out of touch with the people who shop at the restore or are they just bad at business? I do not know.They can obviously buy and sell however they want, but seeing as those most folks seem to go to the Restore because they can't afford to buy new, this feels like they're taking advantage. In this example someone might be inclined to buy this chair at $325 because it's 25% off today, but they'd still be paying over 20% of what Ashley furniture sells these chairs for, and there isn't evena return option.
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January 2024 by Louise Ward
I love this place! Love the different sales every week.
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October 2023 by rna alston
Everything is almost retail price if everybody stopped shopping there they will either close or drop there prices and what happened to the building materials building I use to love working here I got this company alone millions of views on there furniture and now they tell me I’m banned they basically used me and just said forget me when I wasn’t a good use to them anymore there turnover rate is insane and there letting go workers who been there for years they burn you out then when you burnt out they let you go
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September 2023 by Olivia H
I use to love going there for the rugs. They just started getting rugs again, but the price is extremely more than before. They are almost asking retail price. Not the restore it was a yr or 2 ago
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August 2023 by Jessica Heintz
First off, I love Restores! Each one varies slightly in what they carry and their cost. This one used to have a back room with mountains of rugs, unfortunately when I went today that is no longer the case. This store had a plethora of sectional sofas from about 350 to 550 (good price compared to department store, but a little high compared to other Restores I've been to). They also seemed to have outdoor furniture. I was sad to see rug mountain go!
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August 2023 by B Jay
I went in to purchase a rug. The female cashier asked what size, I informed her the rug was 5x9. She then said “Be honest” and asked a coworker the size of the rug, who confirmed 5x9. This situation made me extremely uncomfortable, as I had purchased many rugs from them. I have no need to steal anything from a 2nd hand store or ANYWHERE else. Do better!
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May 2023 by L M F
They are over pricing the furniture and don’t put prices on half of the items! It’s ridiculous they must not want to sell them!
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May 2023 by Amanda Liebold
I shop at habitat for humanity restore because I can’t afford paying retail for certain items and I’m looking for a decent deal. No way what this store charges is okay. I’ve been to plenty of restores and got a dining set (4 chairs and an extendable table) in really good condition that retails way over $1000 for $150 at Pennsauken, meanwhile this location wants $150 for ONE chair. They are selling parts of sectional for $300+ meanwhile I got a part sectional from big lots for $100. They have damaged furniture that were returns from Ashley’s that they are trying to sell for $900+. They are selling a damaged tub that if you go to Lowe’s and speak to a manager there you can get for waaaay cheaper. It’s insane. I do not plan on going back to this location. I feel like they missed what the point of these types of stores are for.
