ReStore - Habitat for Humanity of Orange County

Linda L

We drove here to donate several almost new items on a Sunday only to be told they didn't accept donations in Sundays. With gas prices as they are, seems like they could have just taken the items, as they were obviously accepting a couch. We looked around anyway and were shocked at the prices on things. New choices at the big box stores will be similarly priced or cheaper. I typically love these places, but this one seemed too expensive.

Duke Walls

Went in to look for desk lamps. Since it's a whatever-comes-in deal, there weren't any. We saw sofas for $150 or less, china cabinets for $300 or less, and literal yards of tile flooring, among other things (they even have kitchen sinks). If you're looking for inexpensive and lightly used renovation items whose proceeds go to a good cause, this place is worth a look.

Need Sleep

This place is awesome. Great staff, friendly, clean, mask wearing people of society. They help load your items and have good pricing!

Alizen

So I am not a bit of a fixer upper but I came here because a friend of mine said they have some great items here. Upon my initial visit, I actually drove past the place because I didn’t think I hit the right location since the storefront seemed so small. Upon entering, however, it looks a little bit more like a warehouse and has the goods out on display for you. Perhaps I came on a day when there wasn’t an amazing selection but in all honesty it’d be hard to come up on a really great deal with minimal effort to restore it to working condition. Plus, I found that the pricing on these items wasn’t exactly in the ideal range and I could have probably just bought new furniture on sale at IKEA and called it a day. But if you love that kind of diy thrill and are looking for some great antiques, then this place is for you.