Certified by Habitat Wake ReStore -- Glenwood Avenue • Mar 01, 2026
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The Habitat for Humanity ReStores are home improvement stores that sell new and used furniture, building materials, appliances and household goods at discounted prices. Proceeds from the ReStores support Habitat’s mission to build safe, affordable homes in our community. The ReStores also seek to be good stewards of the environment by diverting more than 5,000 tons of usable items from landfills annually.
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Certified by Habitat Wake ReStore -- Glenwood Avenue • Mar 01, 2026
Certified by Habitat Wake ReStore -- Glenwood Avenue • Mar 01, 2026
Reviews
4.3
398 reviews
5 stars
251
4 stars
77
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31
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What are people saying?
AI-generated from recent customer reviews
Pricing Issues
Many customers expressed concerns about the high prices of items, often feeling they were overpriced for a thrift store.
Customer Service
Several reviews highlighted positive experiences with friendly and helpful staff, particularly mentioning individuals like Lisa and Colby.
Inventory Quality
Customers noted a mix of good quality items and damaged goods, with some feeling that the store's pricing did not reflect the condition of the items.
Store Organization
The store was generally described as clean and well-organized, making it easier for customers to browse.
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Michelle J
Feb 13, 2026
5.0
This place has undergone big changes and the curated areas are very nice. The store is organized and laid out well. There are some good deals here if you know how to spot quality. Yesterday, I scored a pharmacy floor lamp that retails for around $900-$1200 depending on where you buy it…I paid $50. That says it all.
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Patricia H.
Feb 10, 2026
2.0
The prices here are ridiculous, compared to other ReStore locations that I have been to. Last month, they had a desk lamp that was the "style" of some expensive vintage lamp. The price was over $100. Just because it was a "style"? If someone did pay that price, they probably assumed by the price label that the lamp was worth something. "Style" aren't worth anything. It has to be the real thing. Right now, there is a leather sofa in the store. It clearly has gotten wet on one side, under the armrest. It is obvious that mold is growing under the leather. The price is over $700. Also, they have new arrival colored tags on items that I know are not new arrivals because of how often I go in there. I have seen the items several times and they are not new arrivals. For a non-profit, they certainly are, or trying, to make a big profit. It's horrible to watch this non profit go the way of Goodwill. How much is the President of Restore taking home?
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Sherri M
Feb 8, 2026
5.0
I recently moved to the area and had a wonderful first experience at this location. The staff and leadership actually care about helping the community, rather than just being warm bodies. I was assisted by a gentleman named Colby who I’ve since talked about to all my family and friends. He was kind-hearted, personable, and so patient. He treated me like he was my own son.
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Beth Friedland
Jan 23, 2026
4.0
I picked up an interesting paperback book about Rembrandt for less than a dollar.
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Christian Hill
Jan 3, 2026
1.0
I loved coming here to thrift and find great used pieces, but now when you go in they are offering brand new items for just $100-$200 off the sticker price. Just seems to be turning into a thrifting department store with mass amounts of generic items. Don’t think I’ll find myself back here.
Frequently Asked Questions About Habitat Wake ReStore -- Glenwood Avenue
What type of items does Habitat Wake ReStore on Glenwood Avenue sell?
Habitat Wake ReStore sells new and used furniture, building materials, appliances, and household goods at discounted prices.
What are the store hours for Habitat Wake ReStore on Glenwood Avenue?
The store is open Monday through Saturday from 10:00 AM to 6:00 PM and closed on Sundays.
Where is Habitat Wake ReStore located?
It is located at 8009 Glenwood Ave, Raleigh, NC 27612, United States.
How can I contact Habitat Wake ReStore on Glenwood Avenue?
You can call them at +1 919-307-8949 or email restore.glenwood@habitatwake.org.
What payment options are accepted at Habitat Wake ReStore?
The store accepts American Express, Cash, Discover, MasterCard, and Visa.
Does Habitat Wake ReStore have wheelchair accessible entrance and parking?
Yes, both wheelchair accessible entrance and parking are available.
How does purchasing from Habitat Wake ReStore support the community?
Proceeds support Habitat’s mission to build safe, affordable homes in the community and help divert usable items from landfills.
Are there any furniture stores near Habitat Wake ReStore where I can compare selections?
Yes, nearby furniture stores include Wicker Gallery, Eatmans Carpets, Raleigh Discount Furniture, and THEHAUSS.
What nearby convenience stores or gas stations are close to Habitat Wake ReStore?
There are multiple Sheetz locations nearby that offer convenience store items, gas, and automotive services.
Are there any community or nonprofit organizations near Habitat Wake ReStore that customers might visit?
Yes, organizations such as 1 of Us, Girl Scouts, and Regency Franchise Group are nearby and offer community services and social support.
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