ReStore - Habitat for Humanity of Orange County — Attraction in Anaheim

This is smaller store then others even ghough it looks larger. The store doesnt have a huge selection of furniture, mostly it is like thrift store furniture if they do. Selections for windows and moldings, tools and fixtures are limited in comparision to other stores. Plumbers delight...they do have lots of sinks, tile and bathtubs so if your a plumbing or tile guy this might be a great store to frequent but mostly the prices arent that great fir the products they have...its like going to a goodwill where everything is super used and the price is almost the same as the original product. Ive gotten wonderful things for great prices with a massive selection in other restores...but this one is kind of limited...possibly because of its location. Not sure but if your trying to figure out if you want to hunt at this store pass...there isnt a lot to hunt through this store seems to have plumbing and tile equipment, rugs and limited couches and dressers. They wanted 500 bucks for a beaten up metel chandalier with no crystals, shades or lightbulbs. I found one brand new with light bulbs included for 600. Not...

Have visited this store numerous times in the past. The items that used to be sold at a fair price Are no longer Obviously time & Things have changed and not for the better. Used to be the staff was very friendly now it appears they are quite condescending. Also wonder what happened to the availability of a Rest room? Per my previous statement have been visiting this store for many years, And they used to have a restroom for use by customers. Was told there is no such thing and there never has been. OK that's all good but I would not recommend this place for quality and fair prices. And this is coming from a person that used to be a member of Habitat for Humanity donating money and donating items for the...

This store is beyond a joke now. It used to have reasonable prices. Now... you're better off going to home depot or another place. Funny thing... this place is supposed to help the community but they are selling mostly used things at a higher price than retail stores. Given that everything is donated to them , their prices do not justify what this foundation is supposed to represent. The picture that I posted shows that someone was probably trying to sell this hose at a yard sale or something of the sort for $2.00. They probably ended up donating to the habitat for humanity...well they decided to help the community by selling this donated cracked hose for $15.00. Jimmy Carter would be so proud...