Habitat Saskatchewan Saskatoon ReStore

My first trip here. They were awesome! I didn't realize they had such a huge variety of new and used items. Everyone should shop here first! Also, we should all be donating here instead of sending things to the landfill!

Couldn't get service or find an employee willing to even answer questions. Finally left and just decided to find what we are looking for on Facebook Marketplace. It seemed prices were high for some things, considering its all been donated.

Very overpriced in comparison with other Habitat stores (Winnipeg, Thunder Bay) and it shows. Typically, folks are jostling to get a look at what they’ve discovered; not a problem at this outlet! It’s a ghost town. For example, an old, tired, dirty and stained beige couch that has turned dark brown/black in the high contact areas is priced at $100. I would not take this couch home if it was left outside on the curb. $100 may be reasonable if it had been cleaned.

Great supply of new products but for us most of the time nothing we're looking for. But we still go there so now and then for that one treasure we're looking for.

This has many different interesting items that are recycled from other homes a good way to keep things out of the landfill I go there often to find different deals unique things I think it's a wonderful place to go.

We were able to find a great deal on flooring and the staff were friendly. Some of the items seemed pretty expensive, at least compared to what we're used to paying at the Regina location. Could also use some better lighting. But overall, I'm happy we stopped by, and I'd shop there again if I was in the city.

I just bought glass tile that would have been $30.00/tile in store at Restore for $3.00/tile. Amazing tile and amazing price!! Thank you to the volunteer who helped me he was very friendly and patient.

Like some other reviewers, I miss the way the store used to be a few years ago. I agree that it is dark, everything is low or on the ground- they got rid of most of the shelving which seems to mean that there’s way less stock on display - especially paints, and hardware. It seemed to be way better lit before, there used to be way more stuff on display and the prices were more like a thrift shop price rather than a consignment or antique shop price. I find it frustrating also that items like tile and other flooring don’t have the price on display. On separate visits I got completely different price quotes on the same item that was still there on subsequent visits. There also seems to be not a lot of donations coming in and not a lot selling so the rotation of items is minimal. I could go in weeks later and it’s still mostly the same stuff there. Also lots of the light fixtures are in big boxes with no pictures so you have to unstack the boxes and take everything out to have any idea what it looks like. Lastly there always seems to be someone in the back area slamming and throwing things super loudly or there’s an alarm going off that everyone is just ignoring. I get that it’s a warehouse and it echoes but it never used to be like that before. I don’t know if it changed ownership or what… I feel it’s an important place to support and hope for its success and for it to stay open but it just seems like someone has given up on it.