Bed Bath & Beyond

I have a similar reaction to others about this Bed Bath & Beyond, it’s small and doesn’t have as many features as others I’ve shopped at. For example, they don’t have a coffee bar, perhaps this only exists on Long Island, but others I’ve shopped at have a coffee bar where there’s a huge display of keurigs offering free samples of every K cup they sell at the store. You are able to choose your strength, try as many as you’d like and there’s a supply of milk and sugar at the coffee bar with someone assisting you with the location of the K cup you may like. It’s a really great addition I’ve seen to the stores, but unfortunately this one doesn’t have it. Not only does this store not have the coffee bar, but they don’t have the large section of toiletry items that all Bed Bath & Beyonds have. Where is the nail polish, shampoo, soap, makeup, first aid supplies? Forgive me if I seemed to have walked past that section but this it the first time I haven’t seen that in a store. Bed Bath & Beyond is wildly overpriced, oftentimes I will find a kitchen gadget I enjoy, go over to Home Goods and find the exact same product for half the price. For that reason, I tend to stay away from the section, becauseI know I can find it elsewhere and save some money. However, there are some things I will only buy at Bed Bath & Beyond. Their garbage cans are hands down better quality than Target and they sell their basic plastic ones for the same price or even a few dollars cheaper. Their down comforters are the absolute best, and with a 20% off coupon, you’re golden. They have a large selection of duvet covers and endless options for sheets. Their pillows, also the best, expensive, but again save those 20% coupons. I always say you can’t put a price on a good pillow, think about how much time you spend lying on it. Their home décor such as paintings and such, still on the pricey side but they have a nice selection. The checkout line can be a bit dicey sometimes. Often they will only have one cashier behind the customer service desk and that’s the same person checking out the rest of the order. However, any time a manager sees a line is beginning to form, they have never hesitated to assist and I really appreciate that. Their return policy recently changed, so make sure you hold onto your receipt, or else they cannot guarantee you will get the same amount back that you paid for your item. Also, I heard a frightening rumor that Bed Bath & Beyond is no longer acceptation expired coupons, relax, this is a rumor and is completely false.

This store may not be as large as others in the area but the store employees excel in helpfullness!!! I recently ordered perogie makers in the store for family holiday project and needed them by certain day. When confirmation email stated I wouldn’t receive them on time I called/​spoke with store mgr Angelo. He not only found a store out of state that had them, he sent them to me overnite at «No Charge». .now thats Customer Service with a capial «C «!!! Thx again Angelo!!!

This place is decent, however never gives me that «wow» factor.
The only thing that wow’s me is that someone can find something among these mile-​high shelves. Things are often over-​priced, however everyone and their grandmother have the 100s of 20% off coupons in their home somewhere, which can be useful if you are buying something big or that is the same price everywhere (Keurigs, kitchen ware, etc).
We had a very helpful cashier who went through the 100 steps my friend needed to purchase the remainder of her wedding registry (which becomes 10% off of all the things you didn’t get as gifts btw).
Its clean, I guess organized chaos, and the workers are helpful. I’ll be back if I need to purchase something large and have a good coupon!

If this were a doggy store, it’d be Beg, Bark, and Beyond.
It’s a lovely place to shop for chain-​store overpriced bedroom and bathroom stuff. The only thing «beyond» the bedroom that I can think of, is George Michael, or rather was, until he got caught by the Beverly Hills Cop (but sadly for him not one as cool as Eddie Murphy, nor Judge Reinholdt for that matter).
My friends that like this sort of thing have dragged me in here a few times, and they all loved it and spent forever in here (yawn), so for their benefit, I’ll give it a 3, even though it’s not my thing.

Such a collection of items. I could browse for hours. What’s even more impressive is that the coupons never expire and they’ll accept competitor’s coupons. Now that is smart business. The stores I’ve gone too aren’t necessarily crowded with people, but with stuff. I’d like a little more room get around.

I’ve visited this location twice now and both times have been a decent experience. While it’s certainly not as big as other locations I’ve been to, the layout is easy enough to follow. Though I’m not used to the «bath» section being up front.
The store is clean, wasn’t crowded either time I went. I was able to breeze in and breeze out with what I needed both times. Plus, per usual — I always have some type of a coupon to save money on my purchases.

Just like all of the other locations. Front end registers are always clogged.
What is the «Beyond» section? No one will ever know…

This store is okay. Not as big as the Transit Road store but sufficient for sure. I stopped in because i was looking for a ThunderShirt for my stressed out little dog who hates thunderstorms and fireworks. Last night’s hours-​long storm didn’t help her anxiety and i ended up with a clawed up arm since she was trying to climb me to God-​knows-​where. Can’t do that everytime she gets nervous and i finally had enough!
BB&B sells Thunder Shirts for $ 39.99 and you can use a 20% off coupon! They are the same price at PetSmart next door but I didn’t have a coupon there. Saved me $ 8 to purchase from Triple B! Glad I stopped in and made the purchase too! Once I put the ThunderShirt on my pup, it was like instant calm behavior. Love… But we’ll see how she does with it during the next storm or fireworks fest…
Anyway, I love coupons and I love BB&B for sending them out frequently. They save me money that I can put toward other things, like Unilocal dinners. :)

OK, Its Bed Bath & Beyond. Its a chain. A big one. They figured out a formula that works for them, and replicate it everywhere. This one is no different. But, if you have never been to a BB&B you should go. This one is clean, well lit, and very well managed it seems.
They carry all the usuall things, linens, towels, shower curtains, blankets, and then the kitchen section appears. It is a plethora of kitchen gadgets you did not know you needed, but you do! They have a really nice selection of pots and pans, coffee makers, seltzer water makers and everything in-​between.
There are «as seen on TV» items, my personal favorite is the heavy duty scissors, that cut through cardboard with a blade on one end, they cut through metel too I think. They cost $ 10, are bright orange or green, and are terrific. I have a pair on every floor, and use them all the time.
There is a huge selection of summer garden furniture there right now. We bought a terrific reclining garden chair that has a small canopy over it, fantastic. Super comfortable, small table on the side.
This place has nice parking, its past Maple on Niagara Falls Boulevard, near a Target, B&N and PetSmart places, so you could do it all out there. But, if you live in the city, come back in, and spend your money at the small guy on Hertel or Elmwood. Save BB&B for the items you can’t find closer to home.