At Home

Love this place. Has everything you would want to furnish and decorate your home. Better quality than Garden Ridge Pottery had. Store is clean and very inviting to shop. They have a huge selection of everything. I enjoy the kitchen section, but the whole store is great. Prices are ok. Some things are expensive but some are reasonable. Would like to see more sales thought.

My husband and I shopped at the Cedar Park location today looking for last minute Thanksgiving stuff. While we were there I wanted to see what Hanukkah decorations were available as well. Imagine my surprise when there was not ONE Hanukkah item to be found among the aisles and aisles of Christmas things. I asked the cashier and she confirmed what I already knew, no Hanukkah decorations. She was very nice and apologetic. She said that At Home had some last year but nothing now. I can only assume that they didn’t make enough money from them and decided that the space was better used on more Christmas decorations.
I submitted the above to At Home on Facebook. Their response was:
«We are sorry to hear about your experience D#&*. Please DM us with your inquiry so we can look into this matter.»
I responded with «what is DM» and they have not replied. I’m losing faith in At Home.

Wow! This store is massive. It has everything you can possibly think of for your home. Patio furniture, wall décor, bedroom stuff, holiday decorations, and the list goes on and on. It can be a little overwhelming. Make sure you go with plenty of time to kill because it really is HUGE. I believe the pricing is fair considering the quality of the products. I dont come very often, but when I do I walk out with things I really wasnt looking for. You stumble across things you didnt even know you «needed «or even existed. Its pretty cool. Parking is plentiful. Great place!

While visiting my daughter, we decided to shop at the new At Home store in Cedar Park. I was very pleased to see how clean and organized the store was. Great selection and affordable pricing, AH will definitely be my go to store.

I love this store! I had never been to an At Home (previously called Garden Ridge) until I moved to Austin, TX.
Imagine a Ross and Home Goods had a baby on steroids, this would be it!
The warehouse is huge and stocked full (in a very organized manner) of everything you could want for your home. From frames and bath mats to décor and even furniture. And best of all everything is so cheap, practically disposable! As far as quality goes, buyer beware, the items can be cheap but on things such as vases or placemats it really makes no difference.
If you sign up online you can get occasional coupons for 40% off one item.

Will not except returns even with a receipt! Rude and ridiculous staff! Cheaply made stuff

If you’re familiar with its predecessor, Garden Ridge, then you know what you’re getting into by coming here. It’s Garden Ridge just rebranded, with a newer set up and more lighting.
If you’ve never been: Be prepared! This store is SO overwhelming! It’s so BIG and filled with so many choices.
The layout is kind of intimidating. The aisles are large enough to maneuver, so at least you’re not dealing with tiny aisles as you navigate the overwhelming amount of merchandise.
I don’t know how they put together the displays they have throughout the store, because some of those actually look almost decent. But as I’m wandering through the huge store, I swear I never see the same items in the aisles that they used in the displays.
One thing that is weird to me is that there have been large swaths of empty aisles every time I’ve been here. I just thought is was because it was new the first time I went. Now it seems like it’s by design, but I don’t understand the empty aisles in the middle of the store.
One good thing is that the parking lot is also huge. So least you don’t have to deal a cramped parking lot before you walk in to the overwhelming amount of merchandise or as you stagger out to your car.
Despite the vast selection here, I very rarely purchase anything. I still stop in occasionally to make sure I’m not missing anything great — and the answer is no. Then I head to Homegoods to look for better quality home décor.

Bright, cheery, tons of selection and good prices. So much better than Garden Ridge. Cute stuff, great displays.
I wish they would tell you the aisle number to find each thing in the display set-​up. I also wish all the half-​price merch was grouped together. As it is, you just happen to find it.

Yikes. This place is frightening. Reminds me of how far the standard of living in the USA has fallen in my lifetime. «At Home» is a home décor ‘big box’ store with a very disappointing array of knick-​knacks and tchotchkes that are seemingly all sent over by the container load from southern China. I’m guessing that there are a few factories near Guangzhou that are working hard to keep up with the variety of dust catching junk on sale at this place. I walked through the entire store thinking I might find something to help organize my kitchen. Not a thing that I could find I would want to buy. Went to the Container Store 30 minutes away to find what I needed. Please, «At Home» don’t open more stores in Central Texas. Cheap stuff sold at a cost. Caveat emptor.

For months I had been watching them build the new At Home store in Cedar Park next to my Costco. I got so excited to check them out having never heard of the store before. I did know they were headquartered out of my hometown (Plano Texas what up!) which was an added bonus.
Upon entering I felt déjà vu like I had been there before. Why? Because it’s the store formally known as Garden Ridge which I have been to many, many times. Queue the sad trombone. It was still fun to look around in there, but I was disappointed to learn it was really nothing new at all.
They have a lot of Christmas stuff but it’s going fast because some aisles were already half gone. I plan on returning right after the holidays when they mark everything down to stock up for next year. That is, assuming anything is left over by then.
What I did see was a giant 8 foot tall hot pink tree pre lit with white lights that I told my husband I had to have. I like fake trees for convenience and right now I have a little 4 foot black one that I decorate in all silver ornaments. I can already picture all pink and black ornaments on that beauty. My husband didn’t feel the same way, so I didn’t get it. But! I did notice they have it in a 4 foot size as well for $ 29.99 and he compromised and said I could get the smaller one so long as I keep it in a part of the house he doesn’t walk past everyday. Lol Done!
I ended up leaving with just some sparkly red and green ribbon for wrapping gifts in. They had a lot of cute home décor here but some of the prices were on the high side. I’d be curious to see what sort of sales they have because then it might be worth it

As a longtime customer of Garden Ridge, I was both excited and hopeful for their new line of stores, re-​branded as ‘At Home’. I used to go to Garden Ridge for a plethora of home, holiday, outdoor, kitchen and other items when I was looking for a cheap find and usually, they satisfied that.
Flash forward to their new store, and the experience is actually much the same. It is mostly the same stuff but in a much better venue. The prices seem to be somewhat the same as well — which I had actually been worried about.
Things I won’t miss about Garden Ridge, (aka improvements made to At Home)
1. Gone are the old rickety, bright orange carts that were sometimes inside and sometimes outside or sometimes nowhere to be found.
2. Paved are the odd and annoying sections of textured brick patches that would make your orange card go clickety-​clink. Going over these patches was usually a little unnerving, considering 99% of the time I had breakables in my cart.
3. Let there be light! Some portions of GR were dark but there’s no problem at the new At Home — nicely lit and easy to see.
4. More check out stands! I’m sure there will still be long lines, but at least the check out process may go a little faster with many more check out stands available at the new At Home.
So, I’m giving four stars because I really enjoyed this much improved shopping experience. Thanks GR/​AH — we appreciate the upgrade!

Great place! Friendly staff, very clean, great selection of merchandise, and reasonably priced! Also great seasonal selection.