Habitat for Humanity of Lake-Sumter, Florida - Eustis ReStore — Attraction in Eustis

Staff is nice, if you are in need of clothing or child items (I.e toys, clothing, books, back to school) you are better off going anywhere else, the selection is sparse, and that’s being nice. More furnishing and glassware, media (cds, books, etc) they offer masks up front as well as hand sanitizer, which I thought was a great idea to help the community stop the spread of COVID-19 and the new Delta Variant. There’s a seasonal section, mostly Xmas. A shoes and purses section, which I’m assuming they purchase the shoes wholesale? They are always new, the same brand and size. So that’s kind of frustrating. And then you’re left with overly used ugly purses or ones that are new , however overpriced. Jewelry up front are basically Mardi Gras quality and overpriced....

They have alot of stuff here. Every day they get new things in, so if you stop by on a Monday chances are they will have some other items available by Tuesday.

When you first walk in it looks like they don't have much, but most of their items are in themed rooms. For example they have individual rooms for furniture, electronics, books, bed and bath, etc... There is even a whole outside section in the back with a lot of outdoor furniture, and building material including pavers, ceiling fans, closet doors, etc...

Be prepared to spend some time if you want to...

I just went to donate a large amount of nice household goods to this store 20 minutes ago, only to show up and have the establishment be closed. Their hours of operation on the front door says they're open today, as does Google, yet there were no cars/people in sight and no one inside. Very disappointing, as this is now the second time I've had this happen when trying to donate items to them. It's for a good cause, but it's very inconvenient being closed during supposed business hours when you're trying to...