Home Goods

Can’t endorse a store that allows someone to use a stolen credit card and charge the same amount three times in a row with no questions asked.

love this place! it has great stuff at great prices

While this store can sometimes be a little overwhelming with how messy it is, there are some good bargains to be found. Be careful though, a friend of mine got a chest from India and it had wood bugs in it that started burrowing out of the wood a couple of months after he got it home. Home Goods was great to return the product, it was just a hassle.

I love this store! They have out all their Halloween stuff now. It’s a great place to buy picture frames, wall pictures rugs, furniture and things you didn’t even know you needed. If yiu see something you want buy it because of you come back it will probably be gone. That happened to me with some furniture. Some of the isles do seems small but not to bad. The cashiers have always been friendly and the lines move pretty fast.

It’s like therapy, however lately I just haven’t found anything that I couldn’t live without.

Nice selection but staff was less than favorable. Found a nice jacket for my dog but they only had one size so I asked at checkout if it would be a problem to return it if it didn’t fit and the guy said it would be no problem. Flash toward two days later when I try to return it since it’s too large and she didn’t want to except it and went on a spill about how they would have to mark it down and that’s why they couldn’t take it back. Finally a manager said they would take it this one time. Well they don’t have to worry about that since I will no longer shop here. Be warned they don’t like returns and will try not to take yours!

This home goods gets the fresh stuff all the time or maybe I’m just bias. But if your a furniture hunter, be prepared for great deal at times. Check in the nook and cranes for the best deal here. Look for red tags. I know some of the stuff are already cheap, but look for the red’s they are even cheaper. Staff are overall nice.

Oh HG (that’s my little pet name for ya) I lurve ya! Your employees rock, your merchandise rocks, and your prices rock. When one (by one I mean me) has a naked living room, you are the best for dressing up that living room and not doing too much damage to my… I mean ONE’S wallet. Kisses!

Always a gem or two, and there’s everything in the world here! Aisles are kinda tight and sometimes very unorganized, but I think that contributes to it feeling like a fun place to find a diamond in the rough.

Lots of interesting home décor items, usually at a pretty good price and they seem to have different stuff in there whenever we stop by. Check the mirrors and pictures carefully though, I’ve often found broken frames hiding behind the packaging on the corners.

Always look here first if I need crystal or glassware for alcoholic beverages. Staff is always friendly. The crystal and glassware is much cheaper here than other places I have found.

Love this store! Lots of great things if you love home furnishings! They have something for everyone! China, crystal, flatware, linens, ect.
Great prices and great staff!

Evil is in the process of updating some of the rooms in his evil lair. Fire engine red is a color that truly fits an evil room and I was looking around for some accent pieces in fire-​engine red.
As a man, Evil doesn’t normally frequent this kind of store. Liquor stores… yes. Home Depot… yes. Sporting goods stores… yes. Home décor stores… oh, hell no!
But there I was… walking the aisles looking for that special item. I found a really cool looking night stand with four drawers that had a fire engine red lacquer finish. It did have a tiny chip in the corner, but Jackie the manager knocked $ 9.99 off the price.
Another evil plan accomplished!
My only complaint about this store is that it seems super jammed packed with merchandise and the lay out didn’t make sense to my evil mind.

This store has some really nice pieces of furniture at what seemed to be a low price. I didn’t actually inspect any of it closely, but from what I could tell, it would work well. Much of the furniture is a smaller size which I am always seeking as I live in a small space.
As for the store on a whole, a lot of kitchen items, in a nicer venue than Marshalls or Ross.

Big discount chain store, but for specific items, it can be a place for some really good bargains. Really I just go here to consider upgrading kitchen stuff, though I might consider some of their bed sheet sets and whatnot.
So, it’s as reasonably organized as I could expect for this type of store, and I really like that stock has been updated a bit each time I visit (maybe once a month or so.)
Nothing spectacular, just potential good deals for the cheapskates like me.

I make it a point to drop into Homegoods whenever I’m in the area. As a member of the Marshalls-​TJMaxx clan, there are always good buys to be found here. On the darkside, they allow shopping carts in their already too narrow aisles. Do women really need to use a shopping cart to schlepp their purse and their one item that could fit in a shoebox? I know, I’m exagerating, but those shopping carts are really annoying!

Every time I’ve gone to this store I’ve found some good deals on small kitchen/​bathroom items.
The last few things I bought were items about 10 – 20 $ each and I saw them elsewhere for approximately 4 – 8 $ more.
A lot of the types of things they have for sale I would never buy, the style is kind of older, but there are some good items for sale.
I can’t say much about customer service since I haven’t needed assistance when I’ve been there.

My Mom came to visit me, and she really wanted to visit the Villagio Shopping Center. I love my Mom, so I grudgingly obliged her. My Dad also loves my Mom, but he did the driving, so he got to watch the Giants in HD while I schlepped my Mom down the street.
I actually like the concept for this store. I wouldn’t mind having a discount housewares store nearby. It’s just that almost all of this stuff is really ugly. There’s lots of country kitchen stuff, and some really unfortunate and really expensive glassware. Even though my Mom didn’t buy anything (which was surprising), she did spend nearly an hour browsing. The real shocker for me was that the prices didn’t seem that low. They were nowhere near as competitive as the Crate and Barrel outlet. In Fresno, you could probably do better to wait for a sale at Pottery Barn. I’d wager that sale prices at Pier 1 or Cost Plus would be a bargain compared to most of the prices here.
Disappointing.