HomeGoods Retail Store

I could spend all day at this store! Shopping for Halloween and they had alot of cute items. Cant wait to see what they stock on shelves for Christmas. I kinda like «At Home» more. Its way bigger and not so stuffy

I love this place!!! I got so many great things from here for Christmas, and the pricing isn’t bad either. Yes some stuff can be expensive, but honestly the quality of the products overrides that sometimes. Plus they have a great specialty food section too. The customer service has always been great and I frequent this place way more many times than I every remember to check in at.
I’ll be back probably next week lol.

I got a gift card for HomeGoods as a wedding gift. I had never been in a HomeGoods store, but knew that there was one in the Sunset Valley shopping area.
The store was almost what I was expecting, but so much more really. The store is organized pretty well I thought by house hold areas. I really did not know what I needed so I just perused the sections. I did notice that the items they had tended to be quality and higher end items. They had a nice glassware section and kitchen area, tons of throw pillows and bedding type stuff, closet/​office organization, rugs, furniture, pet supplies and accessories and pretty much anything else household you could imagine.
I decided to spend my $ 50 gift card on a new clothes hamper, which I am loving by the way. I also purchased some thank you cards as well.
Now that I have been here, I will definitely keep HomeGoods in mind when I am in need of something or maybe even looking for a gift for someone else. If you are looking for anything household related I would definitely consider checking out HomeGoods.

I’m a pretty big fan of this location. I just relocated and needed a certain number of curtain panels for my main room… Four sets to be exact… How lucky was I to find just what I needed there. Also, there are ALWAYS hidden gems here. Before you buy any random piece of furniture or knick knack… I recommend stopping by HomeGoods to see if they have what you need!

Staff not very helpful, ive changed stores to the north store after eli transfered. Hes the most helpful one there

Don’t hate, Iceman ain’t too proud to shop at Home Goods.
Mama Ice was in town and we found a sweet clock for Casa de Ice, so that I can rock around it.
Also, there are hot babes that shop here. Those sightings have been confirmed and sent up to the Pentagon. More recon is a certainty.

This review is more about the lack of customer service than the store selections. Home Goods is amazing! I shop at the Great Hills location and the Brodie location often. While their selections and prices are great the customer service at the Brodie location is horrible! On several different occasions the employees have been very unfriendly and act like it’s a huge pain to help the customer. A few examples: If you are interested in purchasing a rug an employee has to get it down for you. They will make you wait 20 minutes plus just to get someone over there, then they act so put out to assist you. I had several large items and asked for help loading it in my car. I was told there was’t anyone to help me out, but I could pull my car up to the loading dock area and load it myself from there.
Really, after I just spent over $ 1,000 in this store for the second time this month I can’t even get someone to help me load it? Not to mention making me and another customer wait more than 20 mins just to get a rug down for us. While this location has a great selection I would recommend shopping at the Great Hills location where the employees are more than happy to assist you.

Hidden gem.
I have seen so many awesome furniture pieces here. Even went home with a long ottoman on site. I’m never disappointed with finding something cute for my place!
You definitely have to show up with an item in mind or you’ll end up buying too much stuff!

I absolutely love Home Goods. I’m a fan of Ross, Marshalls and TJ Maxxs but this is like the mother load of all these stores. I found some great buys here and as someone that loves interior decorating its a great place to search for those missing pieces!

I love me some HomeGoods! I know it’s part of a chain (the TJMaxx Marshalls co.) but when you want to decorate on a budget, it’s a great place to shop. The best part is they have a great return policy so if that bright orange vase doesn’t look as good against your green walls as you thought, you can always bring it back for a refund or store credit. I usually go to this location (near where I work) but recently did a quick walkthrough of the location in the Arboretum area (used to be a Bed Bath and Beyond) and found something on nearly every aisle.

I am a deal shopper for sure! If I can get the same item for almost half the price, than I will do a bit of searching for it! I feel that HomeGoods is still a bargain type shop but its more on the high end items for sure. It like the Neiman Marcus for home goods. They do offer some more luxery, high quality items than what Tj Maxx and Ross has available but sometimes they are just too expensive.
Grant they do have sone beautiful furniture! There are some pieces that I would love to have in my own but I still can not afford a $ 300-​$ 500 dresser or chair. As much as I would love to grab your credit card and run with it, I can not afford that either. The quality of their items are great. The other day, I was in there and I found a Kitchen Aid mixer that was half the price of the regular retail stores but something I unfortunently can not afford. They do carry some beautiful China and kitchen ware. Its like shopping like Martha Stewart but not being her.
The store is great for a Mother and Daughter weekend shopping. For me I love their wordly sections and it just makes me excited to shop for things in that area. The store has been pretty organized and extremely clean. I’ve never had to actually dig through items like I do at Ross. The store is a bit expensive but there are some good things to find but a lot of it might be over the budget.

I know I am way late to the HG game but I just went here for the first time over the weekend.
LOVED IT!
I only deducted a star because some of the items in there were not very valuable, once I really had time to think about them… one can easily make improper impulse buys in a store like that, so I like to avoid that whenever possible.
I had no idea they were affiliated with TJ Maxx and Marshalls, I had overheard staff describing that fact to a customer.
I love the kitchen section. They had nice pottery. Tons of picture frames. Even dog toys along with some pretty nice, affordable dog beds… just saying…
The coffee selection was great! I also loved the bathroom area and the prices on the items I was looking for were very low.
The store was clean and the staff was helpful. You will find at least 2 great deals when you shop there like I did. I can almost guarantee you that.
I feel that anyone who loves the home décor or home department of Ross, etc, will get along with HomeGoods very well. Happy shopping!

It’s like a Ross dedicated to household items, but, then again, I can actually find things I want to buy at Ross at a reasonable price.
The positive is that the merchandise is _​mostly_​first-​quality, just small quantities and odd lots. That means you’ll find shopping here to be mostly an elusive treasure hunt. While there are topical sections of the store, the merchandise is stocked helter-​skelter within a section, so much so that I found bathroom items co-​mingled in the kitchen section. Yes, I’m certain that toothbrush holder will pair up nicely with that salt-​and-​pepper shaker and butter dish.
What’s even more distressing here is that there aren’t significant discounts to be had for your hunt-​and-​peck toiling. In fact, many of the random items I saw in the kitchen goods can be found for far less at Garden Ridge.
I only found two items here that piqued my curiosity – both lamps – and I nearly keeled over when I looked at their price tags. One was a largish desk lamp for $ 300, and another was a floor lamp for $ 150. Honestly, I would have walked with the lesser of the two had it been one-​third the price. I saw several other table lamps whose shades would have seen better days had they merely been kicked around on the floor of the toy aisle at WalMart at Christmas. They were also not inexpensive. Thanks, but no thanks, HomeGoods. Don’t try to pawn off Goodwill caliber stuff at Neiman prices.
Don’t go here expecting any customer service. I spent about 20 minutes about the store, and never once was welcomed or offered help. The two staff that I could see were far more content to stand silently and stare at their vacant registers. What a job!
I really don’t see a point in coming back to HomeGoods unless there’s a sudden thunderstorm and theirs is the nearest open door. And you know how likely that is in Texas.

First time in here… formerly Circuit City! Nice big place to shop to find pretty much whatever you can or want, if they have it, to add a lil pizzazz to your home or wherever you may reside. This place is super clean and everything looks very organized. I was in search of a small table to put on my patio and compliment my chairs. Just so happens, I found the perfect lil table that I quickly grabbed, because I only saw this one… maybe the last one. I do think that some of the items there are a little overpriced. hence, little table, but whatever the case, I still snatched it up. I’ll be back in the near future to pick up a few more things, all in all, a good place to shop.

I’m the type of person who sees shopping as an activity (at least when it comes to fun things.) I spent a good two or three hours in Sunset Valley a few weeks ago searching for the perfect saucepan to replace my first bachelorette «pans,» which were slightly thicker than aluminum foil and were given away to players at a casino in Las Vegas. I needed a grown-​up saucepan.
I tried Home Goods first, which has an entire aisle of pots and pans to choose from. They have everything from new, modern brands to Cuisinart to Calphalon. I found a saucepan sold at BBB for $ 85 on sale for $ 30 at Home Goods! They don’t appear to sell entire sets, so I suggest going here only if you need a piece or two.
I ended up finding the perfect saucepan (matches my stockpot!) at Ross, but Home Goods has served me well in the past. I would not recommend looking here for anything unusual or unique, but it is a great place to look for linens and kitchen and bath supplies such as pillows, towels, cooking utensils and glasses.

So if you are like me and can never have enough kitchen gadgets, sets of tongs, and cool melamine picnic stuff, you might enjoy a troll around Home Goods.
They are the housewares big sister store of TJ Maxx. Like TJ Maxx, they are hit and miss, as they generally carry overstock and close outs. I do find it interesting that sometimes the exact same item in TJ Maxx is $ 1-​$ 5 more in this store… C’est la vie!
At the end of the day, I occasionally stumble over a B A R G A I N, like a $ 35 Nambé pepper mill on clearance that retails for $ 120 or a Rösle kitchen gadget at one/​umteenth the price.
Depending on the the alignment of the planets and the lunar cycle, you might find All Clad, Wüsthof, Rösle, Nambé, WMF, Le Creuset, Laguiole, Riedel and other high end kitchen items lining their shelves. They also have the rest of the house in linens, occasional furniture, rugs, draperies, wall hangings, mirrors, lamps, baby décor and dog items.
Will you always find what you are looking for? NO. You have to think of Home Goods like a bargain treasure hunt for that one item that you did not know you could not live without at a discounted price you just might willing to pay.
For the quality of merchandise and the thrill of the bargain hunt, Home Goods is A-O.K. in my book.

HomeGoods is the perfect place to find affordable odds and ends for your home.
You have to be a bit creative, but it works! I love their rugs, the selection changes every week, don’t get discouraged, keep checking in!
I buy a lot of my small kitchen utensils here, most items are under $ 10.
My absolute favorite departments are the mirrors and lamps. Cheap!!! and beautiful.
This isn’t your high end retailer — this is the perfect place for a treasure hunt.

This is where I go when I need something department-​store-​random but nicer than I can find at a dollar store or TJ Maxx… although I think things that don’t sell here probably go right next door to (also TJX Companies owned) TJ Maxx.
They have pretty good kitchen utensils and bed linens, journal/​invitations/​stationary stuff, holiday decorations and bathroom items.
Some of it does seem overpriced (why would you need a $ 150 dining chair?) but maybe that’s just me.

This Homegoods has served us pretty well vis a vis mirrors and rugs. They have large mirrors, (maybe 3×6?) from $ 60-​$ 100, which is the best deal I’ve seen on huge mirrors pretty much anywhere. They also have Oriental-​styled rugs in a similar price range. Other than that you’ll find a genuinely impressive selection of garden décor, plus the typical array of kinda tacky furniture and colorful kitchen shit.
Be sure to inspect your intended purchase thoroughly – one of the mirrors was marked down about $ 30 from other similar ones, and I realized after close scrutiny this little black flaw in the mirror that appeared on all the ones at that price. But hey, that’s kinda how Homegoods goes anyway. Check the edges of the glass on your photo frames as well.
Can’t beat the prices on the rugs & mirrors, though, especially because it’s easy to find something simple to go with your more elegant décor. And the TJ Maxx located just next door turns it into a downright outing.

Do you ever walk into Garden Ridge or Marshall’s and think, my God, where can I get even more of this crap? Where can I find entire aisles devoted to themes, like «seashell bathrooms» or «leopard prints,» where everything is slightly defective and still overpriced? As we started looking around, we realized that this was no accident of surplus property, oh no, these items were made for this store. Off-​brands galore. Real ones, but not anything you actually want (lime green Ralph Lauren sheets?) or need.
Ok, wait, no, if you needed to stage a home or hostess one of those Extreme Makeover shows, you could do some serious damage here. Your tacky stuff could all match. It’s true.
Also, to say that this store is not mom-​friendly is to overlook the fact that it is right next to the poorly-​named Buy Buy Baby. You could change a kid’s diaper on over 100 items in that store! (True story: a co-​worker once mentioned that Buy Buy Baby was where she thought you went to buy tiny caskets and it seemed disgraceful that you’d have them in big strip malls.)
If your home features the term «Tuscan,» actually, maybe you could shop here. The rest of you? Stay away or bring a friend and a camera phone.