Charleston Habitat for Humanity ReStore 731 Meeting Street, Charleston, SC 29403

"Would rate priority pick up zero. They are jumping on the booking fee and quick to agree to date. They overbooked themselves and don't bother to tell you they are not coming. Customer service(lack thereof) and trying to get a human impossible unless you text. Horrible experience. You did this to a senior citizen on top of it all. Never again."

"Charleston Habitat for Humanity ReStore is a non-profit home improvement store that sells new and gently used furniture, home accessories, building materials, and appliances to the public at a fraction of the retail price and with no sales tax. Proceeds from the store are used to build homes locally in Charleston, North Charleston, and West Ashley. I recently visited the Charleston Habitat for Humanity ReStore and I was very impressed with the selection of items available. There was a wide variety of furniture, home accessories, and building materials to choose from, and all of the items were in good condition. The prices at the ReStore are very reasonable, and I was able to find some great deals on items that I needed for my home. I also appreciated the fact that the store is a non-profit organization, and that my purchase was helping to support a good cause. The staff at the ReStore was friendly and helpful, and they were happy to answer my questions about the items on sale. I would definitely recommend shopping at the Charleston Habitat for Humanity ReStore if you are looking for a great deal on home goods."

"I was sooooo excited to find this location. It was a little dark inside. It could use better lighting BUT it is what it is. The furniture up front is amazeballs and this is a great spot for finding hard-to-find parts. Also great pieces for furnishing a hipster bar or brewery or bookstore. My bargain of the day…5 crate and barrel bowls for only $3. I kept asking “each?” They kept answering “for the set”. LOL."

"Great place to find things. Need to be sure aisles are not blocked to a dead-end. Like near the books. I had some of the younger guys open up another walkway."

"It’s wonderful to support the Habitat for Humanity with donations and/or purchase of household goods and construction materials. The volunteers here are also friendly and helpful. The parking at this store is a little inconvenient—just wherever, on the street—but the facility includes a restroom for customers’ use. Most importantly, perhaps, it’s not too far from the Gnome Café and maybe—if they’ve not sold out yet—a perfect cinnamon bun.;)"