Habitat For Humanity ReStore Oakland in Oakland
Categories
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Hardware store
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Appliance store
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Building materials store
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Furniture store
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Home improvement store
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Non-profit organization
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Social services organization
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Thrift store
Location on the map
Oakland, Alameda County, California, US
Phone: +1 510-777-1447
Site: http://restore.habitatebsv.org/
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Site: http://restore.habitatebsv.org/
Opening hours
- Monday:9 AM–5 PM
- Tuesday:9 AM–2 PM
- Wednesday:9 AM–5 PM
- Thursday:9 AM–5 PM
- Friday:9 AM–5 PM
- Saturday:9 AM–4 PM
- Sunday:Closed
Total reviews rating 3.8
71 Reviews for Habitat For Humanity ReStore Oakland 2024:
Review №1
2021-09-19 02:42:34Large inventory and as one would expect it’s a bit of a treasure hunt: everything from tile to tables to tubs. Most items are in fantastic shape or need just a little TLC to get them back up to par. Prices fluctuate so don’t come in with the mindset that this is Salvation Army and everything is priced to move ASAP. There are deals to be had, but you have to look around, that’s also part of the experience.
Review №2
2021-10-01 01:27:38The store has a great deal of second hand stuff for home improvement/repairs, used but great condition furniture, even some antique potentially collectible items such as porcelain cups or blenders straight from 80s. If you care about environment and into reusing/recycling, plus want to save money, thats a great place to explore.
Review №3
2024-07-01 21:06:13Prices for furniture are ridiculous. They had 50 year old chairs (not in perfect condition) that were over $500 each.
Review №4
2022-07-24 01:50:08Like other reuse stores, just larger to include home goods, furniture and home repair items. I found unexpected things here and I suspect that unexpected items turn up regularly. I’ll be back!
Review №5
2024-01-11 00:52:42Good stuff. Sometimes overpriced. Don’t be afraid to negotiate on price with them. Employees are not the nicest and they close before posted times. Call before you go
Review №6
2023-01-22 03:54:30This place is awesome! Theres all kinds of estate furniture at affordable-ish prices, and every kind ofhardware you could possibly want for your house, also, if you dont like the price, just wait a week and go back, I got the coffee table set I wanted for $35, a couple of weeks ago it was$250 apiece!!! Also, cool staff and good painting supplies and building materials really cheap
Review №7
2021-05-10 17:18:43Large and practical inventory.Nice clean warehouse.Not crowded.CONSService was dubious / kind of rude.Selection was so so.
Review №8
2023-06-27 22:02:33I called and asked if they accept donations. The response was that they are very choosy about which items they accept. I only have collector items so I didnt think they would refuse my items. They accepted the ones I brought. Ill leave a pic of one of the African Masks I gave them.
Review №9
2022-08-16 20:12:12This place has way more than you think!! I would be here all day writing down everything they sell, but it would be a shorter list of what they dont sell. If you look around your home, or your rv for instance, they have it. From silverware in your kitchen to lawn chairs on the patio. Even brand new items such as dishwashers and appliances. The store itself is probably at least 2acres filled with everything to build, redecorate or restore any habitable place. Make sure to make lots of room for whatever you find. If you go for something specific, be sure to take measurements and even a couple of mobile photos. And plan on at least an hour to shop, some of the best things are everywhere...
Review №10
2019-03-21 02:11:05The idea of recycling and reusing construction parts to avoid waste is good BUT their prices are ridiculous high!Most times cost the same at Home Depot NEW!The store next to it is great for furniture.And the St Vincent de Paul store right outside is way better.Again the idea is good and employees nice, but pricing is bad.