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Sarpino's Pizzeria Roseville
2216 County Rd D West, New Brighton, MN 55112
New Hong Kong Wok
2216 County Rd D West, New Brighton, MN 55112
LISBETH CAFE RESTAURANT
788 Cleveland Ave SW, New Brighton, MN 55112, United States
Big Louie's Bar And Grill
790 County Rd D West, New Brighton, MN 55112
Perkins American Food Co.
696 County Rd D West, New Brighton, MN 55112
Caribou Coffee
2218 County Rd D West, Roseville, MN 55112
Leela On 8
781 Old Hwy 8 SW, New Brighton, MN 55112
McDonald's
729 Long Lake Rd, New Brighton, MN 55112
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Wayfair
520 County Rd D West, New Brighton, MN 55112
Pletschers Greenhouse
641 Old Hwy 8 SW, New Brighton, MN 55112
Right Angle Films
3101 Old Hwy 8 Suite 304C, Roseville, MN 55113
New Brighton View Apartments
1000 County Rd D West, New Brighton, MN 55112
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ReStore outlet (Twin Cities Habitat for Humanity)

510 County Rd D West, New Brighton, MN 55112, United States
4.3(291)
Open until 12:00 AM
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attractions: , restaurants: Sarpino's Pizzeria Roseville, New Hong Kong Wok, LISBETH CAFE RESTAURANT, Big Louie's Bar And Grill, Perkins American Food Co., Caribou Coffee, Leela On 8, McDonald's, local businesses: Wayfair, Pletschers Greenhouse, Right Angle Films, New Brighton View Apartments
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+1 612-588-3820
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restore.tchabitat.org
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Tue10 a.m. - 6 p.m.Open

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Nearby restaurants of ReStore outlet (Twin Cities Habitat for Humanity)

Sarpino's Pizzeria Roseville

New Hong Kong Wok

LISBETH CAFE RESTAURANT

Big Louie's Bar And Grill

Perkins American Food Co.

Caribou Coffee

Leela On 8

McDonald's

Sarpino's Pizzeria Roseville

Sarpino's Pizzeria Roseville

4.2

(271)

$

Open until 12:00 AM
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New Hong Kong Wok

New Hong Kong Wok

4.1

(220)

$

Open until 9:00 PM
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LISBETH CAFE RESTAURANT

LISBETH CAFE RESTAURANT

4.6

(411)

$

Open until 8:00 PM
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Big Louie's Bar And Grill

Big Louie's Bar And Grill

4.2

(608)

$

Open until 2:00 AM
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Nearby local services of ReStore outlet (Twin Cities Habitat for Humanity)

Wayfair

Pletschers Greenhouse

Right Angle Films

New Brighton View Apartments

Wayfair

Wayfair

2.4

(28)

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Pletschers Greenhouse

Pletschers Greenhouse

4.6

(119)

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Right Angle Films

Right Angle Films

5.0

(37)

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New Brighton View Apartments

New Brighton View Apartments

3.8

(50)

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Reviews of ReStore outlet (Twin Cities Habitat for Humanity)

4.3
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4.0
5y

Generally a good experience. Several years ago Restore picked up a lot of furniture from my garage - excellent service! A couple of weeks ago I brought an overstuffed chair in very good condition to Restore. Because I had never been there before, I went inside and asked where I should go to have the chair unloaded. A gentleman went with me to my vehicle to see the chair, said to drive around the back and someone would unload it. The two men refused to unload it because the fabric was flowered and “would NOT sell!”. Even though I said I was told it would be unloaded- they stood there and did NOTHING to help. My husband and I are in our mid 80s and somewhat disabled. I asked if we could leave the chair IF we unloaded it. We STRUGGLED and finally got it out of our vehicle and INTO the warehouse. I did browse through the store— the Ethan Allen chair I donated was in far better condition than some of the chairs on the selling floor. It’s amazing to me that someone would not purchase the chair because of the subdued flowered fabric! If I had a photo, I would send it to you. That was my challenging experience; however, I will continue to donate to Restore. Thank you that Restore provides useful items to...

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5.0
6y

The Habitat for Humanity ReStore is, hands down, one of my favorite places to visit in the Twin Cities.

The amount of unique, high quality goods that are sold is astounding. Prices are fair, and the fact that purchases go towards Habitat almost make that a moot point anyway!

I have found gorgeous chandeliers, couches, tables, all completely unique and I'm great condition. Part of the fun in coming here is the intrigue - "What will I find today?!"

The staff are salt of the earth - Kat is so friendly and helpful, and makes each visit a joy with the energy and enthusiasm she brings. Everyone else I have ever interacted with there has been extremely helpful with any questions or with helping to load ridiculously oversized items into vehicles.

I am always happy to stop by the ReStore, both to check out the selection and to support Habitat. I plan to continue coming to ReStore as my primary housing supply outlet for many, many years. I hope you consider doing the same. Five stars,...

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5.0
4y

Covid safety practices were in place here. A sign at the entrance advised of a mask requirement while inside the store. Employees also adhered to this rule. The store is well organized. The areas of the store are clearly marked with hanging signs so you can find what it is you are looking for easily. Items for sale are clearly marked with a price as well as any special requirements, such as you have to load it yourself, no assistance from employees (this was for very large/heavy items). The items they had for sale were pretty clean. The furniture for sale is in good condition, especially considering it is used. The store itself was clean and well kept. Employees were friendly and helpful without being overbearing. Selection will vary from day to day so if you are looking for something specific you might need to make weekly trips to the store to check out new inventory. As far as Restores go this one is one of the better ones, if not the best, I have been to in...

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The Habitat for Humanity ReStore is, hands down, one of my favorite places to visit in the Twin Cities. The amount of unique, high quality goods that are sold is astounding. Prices are fair, and the fact that purchases go towards Habitat almost make that a moot point anyway! I have found gorgeous chandeliers, couches, tables, all completely unique and I'm great condition. Part of the fun in coming here is the intrigue - "What will I find today?!" The staff are salt of the earth - Kat is so friendly and helpful, and makes each visit a joy with the energy and enthusiasm she brings. Everyone else I have ever interacted with there has been extremely helpful with any questions or with helping to load ridiculously oversized items into vehicles. I am always happy to stop by the ReStore, both to check out the selection and to support Habitat. I plan to continue coming to ReStore as my primary housing supply outlet for many, many years. I hope you consider doing the same. Five stars, well-earned.
Elizabeth M. JuddElizabeth M. Judd
The Restore is an amazing place. Not only is Habitat for Humanity’s mission important and community focused, but their second hand and lightly used furniture could save you thousands of dollars. Since moving to the twin cities, I’ve experienced some big changes. Between moving from out of state and readjusting from a suburban lifestyle back to condo living, my evolving lifestyle has meant that I’ve had to reinvent myself and my style several times. The affordable and beautiful furniture at both Restores in the twin cities have me that opportunity. The staff is friendly and knowledgeable and helpful. The offer pickup services and will hold your purchased goods for 3 business days while you make arrangements to come and pick up your furniture. If you become a member of the Restore VIP club you get additional discounts. This place is amazing and it’s such a good cause. I don’t know where I would be without them! Go support your local Restore today!
Adam BuchananAdam Buchanan
I love the ReStore. It has some great gems if you're willing to come often, as they get new things in all the time. It's a mixture of used items taken out of existing homes, and leftover building materials from Habitat for Humanity builds. We've purchased several things from here: a china hutch, a chandelier, towel racks, tile (though usually only good for smaller projects, as you won't find huge amounts of the same tile), etc. The only downside is the hours, as they close at 6 on weekdays and 4 on Saturdays (closed Sun/Mon). This means you really have to plan your travel, and since there aren't a ton of locations, it could be difficult to make that happen.
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The Habitat for Humanity ReStore is, hands down, one of my favorite places to visit in the Twin Cities. The amount of unique, high quality goods that are sold is astounding. Prices are fair, and the fact that purchases go towards Habitat almost make that a moot point anyway! I have found gorgeous chandeliers, couches, tables, all completely unique and I'm great condition. Part of the fun in coming here is the intrigue - "What will I find today?!" The staff are salt of the earth - Kat is so friendly and helpful, and makes each visit a joy with the energy and enthusiasm she brings. Everyone else I have ever interacted with there has been extremely helpful with any questions or with helping to load ridiculously oversized items into vehicles. I am always happy to stop by the ReStore, both to check out the selection and to support Habitat. I plan to continue coming to ReStore as my primary housing supply outlet for many, many years. I hope you consider doing the same. Five stars, well-earned.
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The Restore is an amazing place. Not only is Habitat for Humanity’s mission important and community focused, but their second hand and lightly used furniture could save you thousands of dollars. Since moving to the twin cities, I’ve experienced some big changes. Between moving from out of state and readjusting from a suburban lifestyle back to condo living, my evolving lifestyle has meant that I’ve had to reinvent myself and my style several times. The affordable and beautiful furniture at both Restores in the twin cities have me that opportunity. The staff is friendly and knowledgeable and helpful. The offer pickup services and will hold your purchased goods for 3 business days while you make arrangements to come and pick up your furniture. If you become a member of the Restore VIP club you get additional discounts. This place is amazing and it’s such a good cause. I don’t know where I would be without them! Go support your local Restore today!
Elizabeth M. Judd

Elizabeth M. Judd

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I love the ReStore. It has some great gems if you're willing to come often, as they get new things in all the time. It's a mixture of used items taken out of existing homes, and leftover building materials from Habitat for Humanity builds. We've purchased several things from here: a china hutch, a chandelier, towel racks, tile (though usually only good for smaller projects, as you won't find huge amounts of the same tile), etc. The only downside is the hours, as they close at 6 on weekdays and 4 on Saturdays (closed Sun/Mon). This means you really have to plan your travel, and since there aren't a ton of locations, it could be difficult to make that happen.
Adam Buchanan

Adam Buchanan

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