Habitat for Humanity of Greater Palm Beach County ReStore - Greenacres - Greenacres, Florida

Habitat for Humanity of Greater Palm Beach County ReStore - Greenacres

Habitat for Humanity of Greater Palm Beach County ReStore - Greenacres es una tienda de segunda mano, beneficencia y artículos para el hogar en Greenacres, Florida. Esta ubicada en la 4639 Lake Worth Rd, Greenacres, FL 33463, y ofrece una amplia variedad de productos para el bricolaje y el hogar en general. Puedes contactarlos al teléfono 561-253-2290 o visitar su página web.

Especialidades y características

• Tienda de segunda mano
• Beneficencia
• Tienda de artículos para el hogar
• Tienda de bricolaje

Entre sus características destacadas, se incluyen servicios en el lugar, entrega a domicilio, entrega el mismo día, entrada accesible para personas en silla de ruedas, estacionamiento accesible para personas en silla de ruedas, visita rápida, pagos móviles mediante NFC, y aceptan tarjetas de crédito y débito.

Opiniones y media de opinión

Según las valoraciones de Google My Business, esta empresa tiene 149 opiniones con una media de 3/5. Aunque no es perfecto, parece que la mayoría de los clientes aprecian la buena mercancía y la variedad de productos que ofrece.

Por ejemplo, se menciona que "le falta un poco ser más organizado pero tienene buena mercancía". Esto sugiere que aunque podrían mejorar en organización, los productos en sí son de buena calidad.

Recomendación final

Si estás buscando un lugar para encontrar productos de segunda mano, para el hogar o para el bricolaje en la zona de Greenacres, Habitat for Humanity of Greater Palm Beach County ReStore - Greenacres es una excelente opción. Con una amplia variedad de productos y características accesibles, es un lugar que merece la pena visitar. Recomiendo visitar su página web para obtener más información y posiblemente encontrar ofertas o promociones actuales.

👍 Opiniones de Habitat for Humanity of Greater Palm Beach County ReStore - Greenacres

Manuel A. R. C.

3/5

Le falta un poco ser más organizado pero tienene

OLGA O. O. O.

5/5

Buena mercancía

Ashley K.

1/5

Prices are ridiculously high. At least make it match the quality of the product. A used item that needs repair is priced nearly the same as a brand new one , if not more. Specially the painings and mirrors! Also, customer service is either a hit or miss. I'm not asking to be greeted and helped around, but at least check out should be better since it's the only thing your employees provide. I stood on the cashier counter two days ago for good 10 minutes while the two females behind the desk were sorting stuff and chatting. She looked me in the eye 3 times and continued to do so, then lastly she was like ..are you checking out!! What do you think? I just like to stand here holding stuff? She didn't even put my stuff in a bag she just handed them back to me! So rude and unprofessional! Please do better

April C.

1/5

I am seriously appalled at the prices for items. I live in PBC but this isn’t just happening here it’s also at all the Habitat locations. I’ve had employees actually use Google lens to research the item to price it on the floor. Not only that but why are you selling shoes for $200, that have been worn and need to be cleaned. I used to volunteer my time to help this organization, this is very discouraging for the people that you are saying you’re trying to help but are literally preventing them from affordable items.

Enrique A.

1/5

I am severally disappointed in most of the Habitat Restores in the Palm Beach area. I have noticed the past few times I have gone to any Habitat Restore the employees use google lens to determine prices (right in front of me) and tend to price as if the items are in a boutique store already. Most items in these stores tend to need some level of restoration. I understand they are a not for profit and the proceeds go to a good cause but asking $375-$500 for a 30 year old dresser (for example) that needs refinishing because they saw one for sale on Etsy or some other site is not how a thrift store should operate. Thrift stores are also meant to help members of the community have access to affordable items and at these price points I don’t believe this organization is doing that. This, I find, is the most disappointing thing about how these stores operate especially since they receive all items free through donations. I hope they learn from what happened to Goodwill and their recent issues with pricing.

Vitor H.

3/5

Habitat is still is a good spot to find some bargains , but they need a crash course on pricing! Specially since majority of the items are used and donated. Some of the items are cheaper brand new then what they price it.

Sherri S.

2/5

I'm not sure the person pricing this stuff knows what USED stuff is. Pricing has gone from reasonable to just outrageous,the stuff is DONATED to them for free to help build homes for people, Not to make a HUGE profit but to help. They are just driving people away.I used to buy a lot from them can't afford to now. I just go to home depot or Lowe's.They are more affordable now

PR T.

1/5

HFH/s in Florida are WILDLY OVERPRICED! I live in NY and the prices are correct in the entire tri-state area. NY, PA, NJ, MA, etc. Florida HFH/s are on some craziness!