World Market

I went to World Market looking for ingredients to make boba tea. Although, they did not carry boba, the staff was so friendly, and a man gave me directions to where I could find boba. I appreciated the service and the exotic atmosphere. The selection of Torani syrups here is also superb!

Who doesn’t love World Market? I’m a big fan of the entire store, every section. I don’t just come here for great deals on a world of wine, ciders, and beer — I buy décor, kitchenware, gifts, and clothes as well. I love the clothing that they sell, although they only have items for women and very few at that. Just one rack with a couple options: very bohemian and tribal-​y kaftans, tunics, and flowy dresses. And they’re definitely expensive-​ish. Like $ 40 for a dress and $ 30 for a top. Always nice quality, however. So far all of my purchases have worn well and I receive a ton of compliments on them.
I just recently came to this location because I want a new light fixture for my kitchen. WM has so many different options, from simple and elegant to super eccentric. I found one for $ 80 that I really love, but they had none left in stock besides the display, which they can’t sell. They had me fill out a raincheck form and will call me when its available. So, I moseyed over to the kitchen section and found some dishes that I just had to have. Beautiful, simple, off-​white colored stoneware made in Portugal. Everything was 25% off, so I bought a full set for around $ 120.
There are often wine tastings on Saturdays, and you can always count on WM to have a plethora of unique holiday decorations. I can’t possibly walk into this store without buying something!

World Market always has so much cool stuff to offer. I love all of their unique furniture, home décor items, and kitchen/​dining products that you can’t find at Target or Costco. Furniture and home décor can be a bit pricey, so the best time to go is during the sales. I’ve been able to find lots of affordable kitchen gadgets, as well as high quality ramekins for $ 2 a piece that look exactly like the expensive Williams Sonoma ramekins that are like $ 15 a piece. Score!
What I also love about this World Market is the snacks and beverages from all different countries, and it’s in the same price range you would find at any grocery store. The beer and wine selection is just as good as Whole Foods and Central Market. It’s definitely not as big, but if you’d rather avoid the long lines at Central Market it’s a great alternative.
The World Market staff is great and everyone is nice and helpful. The associates even help customers load and unload big items into their cars. Talk about great customer service! The checkout lines are usually short too, and unlike places like Walmart they will open registers so the lines don’t get backed up. That’s a bonus in my book!

So I walked in here immediately found all the furniture, and décor for my tiny beach home. Problem is, I don’t have the tiny home, it’s just pinned in my mind. But when I do I know where I am going to get all if my furnishings. Besides furnishings, you can get soap, food, beer, wine, scarfs, jewelry, art, stationary, greeting cards, dishes for sushi, baking, grilling… Really they have everything!

It’s a fun store to browse the many wines, beers, coffees and stuff from around the world. The quality of most of the merchandise is questionable. Because they carry so many different wines and beers, some product doesn’t turn over often and ages on the shelf. Once in awhile they have a great wine special, but most of the time you can do better at Costco, Specs or Total Wine and More. Notwithstanding, I’ve purchased some delicious coffee, some really good wine at good prices and some unique items that you can’t find anywhere else. It’s worth taking a look around the store every once in awhile just for the fun of it and in the process you might unearth a bargain.

Wow I could definitely waste several hours of my life just looking at all of the different things here! They have a wonderful wine and beer section where you can make your own six pack. Different kinds of Abita, Chang, even Lucky Buddha Beer. I haven’t tried this yet but they carry three «colors» of Moselland Riesling in a cat bottle. It’s super cute so I’m keeping the bottle despite the taste!
The food products they carry are from all over the place: Germany, Asia, Middle East… etc. There are plenty of Hawaiian sauces/​powder mixes for huli huli or BBQ, wursts sold in jars, different packs of schnitzels, forbidden rice, and paella trays to make.
In addition to the variety of food products, there’s an entire section of unique kitchen products, housewares, and bath products. Of course they get you at the checkout counter by displaying a vast array of random goods. I really have to wear those horse blinders when I walk in or else I’d never leave!

World Market is the most interesting and convenient store in The Highlands. I say this because I can buy a bento box to pack my lunch, pick up a pack of good beer, buy a birthday gift for a friend and a card, and buy decorations to embellish my home at the same time. Additionally, they sell imported snacks and preserved foods. As a fellow Asian, I would not recommend their Asian products as they are overpriced. If you need Asian staples, drive to the 5 Asian supermarkets in the area to stock up, don’t get it at World Market. They have the best selection of holiday and seasonal items and their gift wrapping stuff is the best. I also love their selection of home furniture, as they tend to be more industrial and shabby chic. If I could deck out my living room and kitchen with only World Market furniture and supplies, it would work beautifully but my budget will not allow it. I tend to buy my dishware at either Pier 1 Imports or World Market. They have lots of decorative ceramics, cake platters, and glasses. Even their mug selection is unique.
Also, to my delight, they have vintage sodas that are usually hard to find. If any of you was broken up about The Soda Gallery in Oak Cliff closing down, World Market can hook you up. They also have a great selection of specialty beers. If you’re in the area and need a unique gift or need to shop for home décor, this place is a must.

I really dig this location despite it being in a kind of weird spot. All I planned to do was go in and buy a candle and two scarves as a gift. I ended up leaving with a stick of pastrami, a bottle of wine, three boxes of cake mix, coffee, some random dishes, and a giraffe. Like WTH?! But this is what I love about World Market. It is a cluster of random from around the world with lots of great nommies and if you are ever confused, just ask one of the sweet sales people. Be prepared to spend more money than you planned. I know you’re saying to yourself, «Zandra, I have will power.» Well so did I… until I saw that giraffe… and the pastrami. And for the record, I did remember to pick up the gifts. :)

Starting to like Tx a little… Hmmmmmmmm.

LOVE, LOVE, LOVE this place. Found out about it a few years ago with my friends from work, we all stopped there after lunch we got from in the Highlands.
In Ohio where I’m from I had never heard of it but VERY quickly became a fan of it.
They have and abundance of crazy, cool, eclectic things from all over the country and the world.
They have little gifts perfect for your loved ones.
I love all the kitchen knick nacks, glasses, mason jars, and kitchen tools comes in all kinds of colors.
They even have wine tastings, different beers, cool chocolates and candies. CAN’T GO WRONG!

Fun place to shop for anything and everything for your home. They have a huge variety of items to decorate your house with. They are always running sales on items too. They also have a huge wine and beer area in the back along with snacks to go with your drinking. I am a huge fan of World Market as I have bought som many items from here to decorate my house. Get lost here as you will enjoy it.

Another one of those stores that you might walk in for 1 item or to browse and walk out at least 25 bucks poorer and a sack full of goodies to take home.
WM is a great store for those who like trying something new. They stock a worldly selection of candies, snacks, wines, beers, furniture and even more wines. If you’re a wine-​lover, be sure to check online or circulars for their «Wine tasting weekends» which usually consist of 2 or more stations set up throughout the store that sample some nice wines and interesting snacks. The last time I ran into one of these events (purely by accident, I assure you.), they were sampling a habenero-​stuffed olive that totally blew me away.
They also carry some exclusive wines such as Rene Barbier which is a very cheap but very drinkable table-​wine.
Beers are well-​represented both by region as well as rarity or brewery-​size. They’re all shelf-​beers though so there’s not a chance to sample a cold one (minus 1 star).

World Market is awesome no matter what city/​state you are in! I just went window shopping at this one since I have one really close by my place in Houston. I did find a few things I need to go pick up soon. I was looking for a Zen garden Kit, which I found all the way in the back of the store. I knew they would have it. World Market has never disappointed me, I could always find the neatest things there! I am a World Market groupie!
P. s. Make sure you sign up for their specials, you get them via email and they often send out $ 10 coupons! =0}

I loove this place! They have stuff from around the ‘World,’ stuff that I didn’t think I can find in the US. They had pretty much everything that I had loved while traveling abroad! Like:
StroopWafles from Amsterdam. Comes in mini, regular, and jumbo sizes.
Maui onion chips from Hawai’i.
Chocolates from France
They also have Nutella from $ 3 – 7. Great selection of syrups that you can put in coffee/​teas. Lots of different beers to choose from, and you can create your own 6-​pack so you can try them all without having to commit to one pack at a time. They don’t have beer that I had enjoyed in Africa. They have a good selection of wine. I’ve been searching DFW for Beviamo Moscato D’asti. They carry them at World Market, but they’re in such high demand that I always miss the shipment, and it’s sold by the time I stop by for them. Sad they don’t keep a wait list for it. A really nice female sales associate had recommended another bottle of wine for me to hold me over until the next time I come back for my Moscato. They host a wine tasting every Saturday from 1−4PM. They have a lot of (wine) glasses for cheap. Did I mention I love this place?

This place is a an awesome introductory place to stuff available around the world. Let me emphasize INTRODUCTORY. I would never touch their rice noodles made for phở (it just looks old) but I do like their huge array of kitchen ware and condiments. They carry Vegemite! I wished their tea selection was larger but then again, their beer and wine corner is very thorough. I guess that’s where their expertise lie.
I would love to stock up a picnic basket full of their little travel packs of Nutella and water crackers but they’re so expensive. 99 cents for barely a tablespoon of hazelnut goodness. I could get a huge jar for $ 7. If it was socially acceptable, I would just carry around a jar of Nutella and eat it. Kids can have their blankies and teddies, I’ll have my Nutella.