HomeGoods

oh Home Goods. This store is not big compared to other home goods I’ve been to in the past. The lighting fixtures tend to stay the same some of them are dated. I’ve purchased a couple of items at a good price but that took weeks of searching and coming to see what their «new shipment» will have on the truck. Their selection on kitchen items is the true winner. I don’t care too much for this customer service because I believe most of the time I feel like I’m being a burden asking a question. As far as pricing is concerned they have reasonable price on bathroom and kitchen items. All of the other categories you’d do best shopping around. I really believe that if you see something in this store once and you like it, then purchase the item because they don’t restock on that particular item frequently.

This is and HomeGoods for the food section. There’s usually good buys for their chips, popcorn, and cookies. I’m not into furniture and fixtures, but they do have a good selection of these as well.

Nice variety of items but only 2 (very chatty) cashiers on duty for 12 people in checkout line made for a veeeeeerrrrry long wait

Decent deals. Nobody helps you when you are at the store.

It was not crowded at all compared with Tyson Corner. More relaxing and peaceful.
They have many sizes of carpets and nice chairs. Both from $ 79.99〜. If they had more tables, it could be easier to purchase chairs matching them. They don’t have many things at clearance.
I bought yuzu (Japanese citrus) sauce and Coconut Mélange. The original price was about $ 10 but it marked down to $ 3 in total. They are tasty and not expired. Great!
The staff: They looked pretty tired somehow but were nice.
Parking lot: In front of the store.
Price: Good;)

Make sure whatever you buy here you want to keep, because they won’t let you return anything and treat you like a criminal for asking. A lot of this stuff is broken or damaged so you aren’t really getting a bargain. The last thing I purchased broke with one washing, another strainer I bought started to rust immediately.

Great selection but be careful to examine EVERYTHING before purchasing because they have tons of broken/​scratched/​dented items. It’s unclear whether customers abuse goods or the store actually expects to sell broken items. Shopping here is sort of like doing a treasure hunt, but it does feel rewarding to win the game.
Tons of parking.

After wandering around Tyson’s Corner’s furniture shops (West Elm, Z Gallerie, Arhaus, Restoration Hardware) all afternoon, I was relieved to find myself in the very affordable Homegoods store! It’s like the TJ Maxx of furniture and household items… you can find anything from rugs, bedding, couches, end tables, lighting fixtures, decanters… EVERYTHING. It’s also nice & bright and fairly well-​organized, considering all the stuff they have inside.
Thus, if you are budget-​conscious, creative, and interested in interior design, this is the place for you! I am happy with all my purchases here so far (lamp, laundry basket, welcome mat, silicone spatula, eco-​conscious frying pan, area rug, candles etc). In fact, if you search through the store carefully you’ll probably find items that look like they’d be worth $ 400 at Restoration Hardware for a quarter of the price — isn’t finding a good deal half the fun of shopping? Happy hunting!

I love to go to Home Goods because I know I can count on finding unique pieces and great customer service however, this was not the case in my most recent home goods experience. The Home Goods off of Leesburg Pike in Vienna, offers inadequate customer service at best.
Typically Home Goods employees are friendly and accommodating but I was in the store for well over 45 without assistance. I sought out help because I was moving heavy pieces of furniture. Thankfully someone did come a few minutes later to move things to the register. That is when things really went down hill.
While making a substantial purchase they reassured me they would help to move the items to load my car size they were very heavy. I was hesitant as to whether the items would fit but after sharing my car’s make and model I was reassured with help they would. After waiting at the spot indicated for 10 minutes I looked for assistance and no one was able or willing to. I then began to move and load the items on my own. Two customers saw me struggling and offered their assistance while home good employees were still no where to be found. After loading the first chair I went in again and waited and looked for help. Nothing. I called a friend to see if try could come assist me so as not to hold the other customers who generously offered up any longer. After another 15 minutes of struggling I decidedly gave up. When I went in to get the flat bed to bring my items back someone then asked if I needed help. This was the same employee who walked by two times prior to offering assistance. When returning my items I was offered an apology.
This experience has certainly tainted my opinion of Home Goods and I will certainly not be venturing back to the home goods on Leesburg Pike in Vienna ever again. Customer service goes a long way.

I have mix feelings about this store. I really love looking at all the stuff that they carry. Everything is definitely unique and one of a kind. They have everything from furniture, cookware, frame, rug, to kids’ toys. I can spent a really long time browsing. I wanted to buy something, but I just could not find anything good enough to buy. The quality is average or even below average. Where do they get the goods from? The same item could not be find at another store. What is going on? I wasted my trip only to find out it is not there. I should have look at their website first. Still. This is just too frustrating.

Other Unilocalers said it – ample parking, friendly and helpful staff, and great selection. I am voicing the same opinion. Their selection is probably the best in the area (maybe the location has something to do with it…)
What is especially unique about this particular Home Goods is that they carry dining tables. I rarely ever see dining tables at Home Goods stores. Typically, they carry patterned arm chairs, bar stools, dining chairs, and benches, but almost never tables. A rustic/​vintage-​looking dining table (table alone) was going for around $ 186, I believe. Not bad. Of course, the quality was probably only so-​so, but this is a fantastic option for a starter home or apartment.
Another great find was a vintagey wicker picnic basket, boxy variety, which came with two wine glasses and a few other picnic accessories. I got mine on Amazon for around fifty bucks. Home Goods’ merchandise was going for half that price! Oh, I was so bitter. I pushed the picnic basket around in my cart for a bit, fuming and contemplating buying another one for myself but finally came to my senses and put it back. Anyway, check out the picnic baskets if you like having old-​fashioned picnics or need something like this for setting a scene.
Despite the store being conveniently located off Rt. 7, I find it’s proximity to corporate buildings, the construction of the Silver Line, and the mall too much. If these factors don’t deter you, definitely check out the Tysons Home Goods.

I absolutely love this HomeGoods! Friendly employees, great selection of items, and plenty of parking. I always find something new when I stop by, and at great prices. Doesn’t get any better!
One note: with all of the metro construction going on in the Tysons area, it’s a bit hard to locate. Just turn into the mall behind the Robek’s/Jimmy Johns and you’ll find it!

Conveniently located and surprisingly well merchandised – considering this shop is a discounter in the same family as Marshall’s and TJMaxx! Name-​brand and on-​trend Dishes, high thread-​count bed and table coverings, kitchen needs, furniture, wall art and home décor items are priced well below other chains and specialty stores and organized in an appealing and logical way (not crammed together in a junk shop-​like way as in neighboring Marshall’s).
Whether you’re decorating a large space or just looking for those special finishing pieces, HG is often a nice alternative to the more elistely priced home boutiques of the Tyson’s Corner area.

Being of reasonably-​priced minds, Home Goods always has great deals. And this one happens to be the best in the area, so keep it a secret so it doesn’t get too crowded. This is just between us, right?

I LOVE Home Goods! What’s great about this one is the location — it’s right by Marshall’s, and not just any Marshall’s, but one with a great women’s shoes selection and more organized clothing racks. Plus, you have Super Chicken in the same shopping center (which is good), and Pier One if you feel like browsing, since Home Goods is unbeatable in value for the most part. Also, in the shopping center literally next to this one west of Route 7, you have the T.J. Maxx with their runway section and nice little children’s section. I recommend Home Goods in general, but just a few perks in shopping options with this location.

Like shopping at places like Marshall’s and TJ Maxx?
Like finding the same housewares from those stores but not broken, mismatched or in the wrong section but instead neatly organized?
Like nesting and saving money?
Homegoods is my favorite place for odds and ends to make a house a home. Even the home design challenged can spruce up a place with what they offer here. I love this place! My latest steal was a full size floor length mirror with a thick dark wood frame for, wait for it… wait for it… $ 49.99. Mistagged? Possibly. Who cares what a deal. Most times you can’t get me to leave the store so I try to hide and blend in…

Nice large clean store. Even though you’re shopping on a budget, you really don’t feel like it since this is Tysons Corner and you get more of a middle to upper/​middle class crowd trying to stretch their dollar to compensate for the skyrocketing gas prices since Iran is threatening to close the Strait of Hormuz. After saving the hundreds of dollars they would have otherwise spent at the mall or other designer boutiques they stuff the trunk of their Mercedes Benz and drive off.

This is a great store. It is much larger than the store at Bailey’s Crossroads. It has a lot more selections of everything. I think this store has twice (or more) selections on Christmas décor than the other store. And the cashiers were friendly and staff were helpful. That’s definitely a bonus.
This is my new favorite Home Goods store.

This store is part of Marshalls and TJ Max but they sell all types of home décor ranging from rugs, cookware, paintings. They have a good selection of items and the pricing is not to high. The store is relatively new and it is kept pretty clean. They also have clearance sections in each area of the store.