HomeGoods

Typically an ok home goods– although tonight an employee was in the handicap stall while other was empty & I waited w 3 year old bc there were no seat covers in other– really inconvenient !!!

Much smaller than other locations but it’s a perfect addition to the neighborhood. I’ve purchased a few things from this HomeGoods, mainly storage items and kitchenware. They do have quite an inventory though considering the size of the store. I wouldn’t come here to furnish a whole room but for little knicks knacks or holiday décor, this place is great.

A smaller Home Goods but conveniently located for me and still has a lot of things I like going to these stores for (serving platters and other things for entertaining, lighting, a holiday decoration here or there, etc).
The staff that I’ve experienced have been friendly. I once bought a mirror for my entryway. There were a few scratches on a side that you wouldn’t see when it was hung up. They were willing to give me a discount and the employee was very nice about helping me to the car in the rain.

Never been to this location even though it is closer to me than the one in Tustin, and I will keep going to the Tustin location.
Not too crowded and definitely no long line to check out unlike Tustin location, but item selection here is incompatible. Actually this location is more updated than the Lake Forest one, but still items are not really up to date. I like shopping at Homegoods to find varieties in good deal clothing,(especially for hubby), and all kinds of little things for needs in all around the house, sometimes I can find a very expensive cook wear for 70% off of regular price! Always loving to buy towels, when they get thin, I get new towels again because they are very cheaper here than any other places. Because Homegoods fast paced restocking, I can always find something new here, that’s what I love about Homegoods.
But in this location items are not stocked fast enough, nothing really interesting.
Location is great, store is cleaner and more organized, but nothing really here to shop…

This is the worst home goods store I have ever been to because they gave me my first racist experience from shopping there. I was returning two items today: $ 12.99 +$ 22 (total is $ 34.99 before the tax), and then I bought two new items at the same time: $ 5.99+$ 24.99 (total is $ 30.99 before the tax). The short hair cashier said she can just exchange for me but I have to pay extra $ 4 for the difference… I thought to myself ehm… no? That’s not the right math. So I said $ 34.99 credit -$ 30.99 debit I should get $ 4 back! The cashier didn’t even listen to me. She wasn’t even wiling to calculate the actual difference between the return and the new purchase. Instead she just starring at me and insisted that the «computer shows that you owe me $ 4» and that she didn’t do anything wrong. Then, she spoke slowly, as if I didn’t know how to speak English: «DO…YOU…UNDERSTAND…ME?!?»
Are you serious? She was obviously not born in the US from her strong accent and she had the audacity to slow her speech pattern to stereotype my ethnicity?
I just want to leave so I paid «$ 4», but thank goodness the transaction didn’t go through. She finally realized her mistake that she was wrong and refunded my money back…
This is the worst shopping experience at home goods! Irvine of all places. DO NOT COME TO THIS ONE! THE HOMEGOODS IN TUSTIN IS WAY BETTER!

my bf and i decided to take a peek at the new homegoods that opened up next to our neighborhood tj’s and boy was it a let down.
the store is much smaller than the one located at the district in tustin… granted there are some good items worth purchasing but the store itself just isn’t large enough to carry a good inventory.
this store is homegoods only, it doesn’t have a clothing /​accessories section.

What a great new addition to the Woodbury Towne Center shopping plaza!
You can’t help but be inspired to redecorate once you step inside this treasure chest store!
Everything is neatly displayed so you won’t get a headache from having to sift through all the product. There were tons of great items that I so wanted to buy but had to refrain myself since I was only there to return an item. Prices were definitely reasonable!

I really liked this HomeGoods. Love that it’s relatively new and a stand alone HomeGoods (not combined with a TJ Maxx). It’s conveniently off Irvine Blvd. within a good shopping center with a Trader Joe’s right next store and a huge Ralph’s at the far end.
They had everything Christmas and seasonal when I was in this week. I loved digging through the candles, cookware, etc. Helpful, active staff constantly re-​stocking and working the cashiers. I found the store to be well organized and clean especially for this time of year. Bathrooms are very clean as well.
The Clearance section is smaller than other HomeGoods I’ve been to but that’s probably just because it’s a new store. Over time i’m sure it will grow, as with every section within the store.

Friendly cashier!
Lots of items considering it’s not attached to a TJ Maxx.
Aisles are clear and somewhat organized.
They have a variety of household goods. Some are useless and more for decoration than anything while other items serve a purpose.
Bought five Nicole Miller frames. They look like they cost more than 7 – 8 dollars, made in Thailand.
Tons of parking, located between Trader Joes and Home Depot.

This is probably the worst Home Goods I’ve been into. The store is incredibly small, it’s unorganized, the items are pretty much thrown on top of each other and most of what I picked up was damaged. If you are looking for furniture or your typical large selection of home décor forget this place. It seemed like they had more items for pets and seasonal items than anything. The store feels like an afterthought to slam something into a vacant retail space to make money. I’d rather risk my life fighting to get out of the Marketplace’s parking lot than come back to this location. Such an incredible let down.

This is a very good HomeGoods store. Yes, it’s rather small but it’s a stand alone HomeGoods only store and not combined with TJ Maxx. It’s also a brand new store so it will take them a while to get it right.
I went to the HomeGoods in Tustin and this Irvine store is way better! The items here are newer and better. It also has plenty of parking space and easy to get in and out of the area.

I came to this new-​ish store on my lunch break around 1:15 thinking it wouldnt be as crowded as the lunch hour. I was wrong.
The stores seems really small to me, and really crowded and packed pretty tight due to the small size.
I was looking for a specific item, that I saw in someone elses cart. I asked a sales woman if they had anymore, and she said she didnt know… and she left it at that. Well, ok then. Thanks.
I walked around the entire store and nothing really caught my eye that I had to have. I got two holiday presents and was on my way. The line moved pretty fast, but I think I will stick to the Ladera Ranch location going forward.

Great items but grumpy and not so happy workers. I usually have great experiences when going to Home Goods and TJ Maxx stores but the workers here seem like they hate life.
This is a newer store so the store is clean and they have great items with a big selection.

Scratches, dings, and dents on almost everything so inspect your items carefully and ask for discount for damaged goods! Half of my purchase was damaged items they try to sell as new! Workers seems lost and don’t know what they are doing everytime I have a question they had to run to somewhere else for an answer and manager is in hiding so if you want to purchase damage goods you will have to do some hunting! Good luck and be careful! Parking getting crazy in that lot too!

This new location, between Home Depot and Trader Joe’s, is finally open! It’s smaller than the one at the District even after accounting for the TJMaxx extension. I came on opening day (10÷18÷15) and it was extremely crowded. The shelves are very organized (but could also be because it was the first day). I found many great products!