Tuesday Morning

Went here the other day looking for a cheese slicer. Why? Because Tuesday Morning is known for its random house items that you may or might need.
It’s a much older building with aisles and aisles of stuff. Almost too cluttered and too packed for my style. I was pressed for time, and wasn’t able to find exactly what I was looking for. That being said, if you have got the time and don’t have anyone with you (kids, friends that don’t like to sift through the stuff), this is probably a great place to find some good bargains.

I could get lost in this place for hours. There are so many things to look at and I don’t think I’ve ever walked out only buying the exact item I went in for. Some of the employees could stand to be a bit friendlier which is why I only give a four star review.

Tuesday Morning is a clearing house of mostly home stuff that I suspect didn’t sell in the department stores at the mall — you’ll find discounted bedding, towels, furniture, kitchen items, nick-​knacks, etc. It’s a fun place to check in every now and then.

I understand the concept of Tuesday Morning but under no circumstance should junk be sold. Purchased a picture frame today and the felt immediately came apart from the frame when I tried to insert the picture at home. I promptly returned it to the store and found Cheryl to be no help. She did not acknowledge my repeat visit, my time, my effort as a paying customer. She did instruct me to scoot over while she helped the next customer and piled those items on top of the photograph of my daughter that I was trying to insert into the second frame. When I explained my experience with the first purchased frame, her reply was…“okay.”
Don’t shop here if you have a reasonable expectation of quality or pleasant people.
I don’t care how cheap. Price doesn’t matter if you don’t get what you pay for.

Usually, I am deterred from this location and from Tuesday Morning in general because there is so much junk to sift through that it takes too long to find what I am looking for and then anything of any value, but it is my go to place for sheets, towels and housewares.
I needed a thank you gift and new sheets so I bounced in here for some inexpensive solutions. Great bargains and lots of randomness to choose from. This you can always count on — randomness.
I did find what I needed. Good-​enough sheets. A wind chime with a sentiment fit for any gift. A thank you gift for a family abroad. All for under $ 50 bucks.
They had a lot of patio and outdoor accessories. Benches, chairs, covers, anything you could pretty much want for your patio or garden.
Quick and painless.

I can’t believe I shop here as much as I do, and I haven’t written a review. I have bought a hefty chunk of kitchen items at this store, from silverware to serving dishes to glasses. I like the prices and the hunt for a good deal. This place isn’t for one who doesn’t like «the hunt” — you will have to return and keep looking. Sometimes things just turn out weird– like the sheets I bought for my bed that didn’t fit or the pillowcases that were sewn closed… but I returned them, no problem.
It is a fun place to just look too and peruse. Sometimes nothing, sometimes a ton.

Tuesday Mornings are just surreal, and this location is no exception. Sometimes, you can find a screaming deal. My latest example…
My new place has a huge walk-​in closet so being the fussy f – k I can be, I wanted matching nice hangars. Tuesday Morning had packs of 20 black felt covered metal hangars for $ 11.99 for 20. Identical hangars at The Container Store: $ 9.99 for 8. You can also find GREAT bedding, like 1200 thread count sheets for $ 99.00. And some bathroom items, like shower curtains, are a deal.
The rest of the place is bizarre; a serpentine labyrinth of ugly lamps, shady shades, crazy ugly lawn art, seasonal suckiness, and a paltry selection of the ugliest clothes this side of a Ross Dress for Less outlet store. If you need plaid stationary with an inexplicable duck in the center, this is your place.
They also have weird food items, like salsa sets and nougat and peanut chocolate clusters in a walrus shaped tin.
Hey, its your gas money, but I think you should get up and go. Its a bit freaky, a little dirty and chaotic, but Tuesday Morning is fun and you can find some real gems.

Tuesday Morning is all about luggage and bedding. You can get some really, really nice sheets for a lot, lot less. Of course, they try to draw you in by showing you what you WOULD have paid at some chump store instead of going to Tuesday Morning. It works … $ 600 sheets for $ 89 bucks? Sold! And I do sleep well at night.
The luggage can also be a great deal, or it an make you a great deal wiser. Just pay attention to the construction and pay less attention to brand names. Everybody has luggage out now and doesn’t seem to care what they sell. At any rate, good deals here, too.
Oh, and the 45-​day return policy is kind. It works like this: if you see something you’re not sure about, buy it and bring it back if you change your mind. If you hesitate, it won’t be there the next time. I know, consumer frenzy mindset, but it really is that kind of place.
Recent Tuesday Morning finds that made me happy: a tiny wooden chest of drawers that turns into a drawing table, stool, and filing cabinet; matching Speed Racer mugs; a queen-​size down comforter for less than $ 50.

The ads on TV scream false advertisement well sort of. I mean the place looks really shady from the outside and the inside is a mess. Kinda like an indoor flea market. Not like Rossi’s (Ross) or Marcel’s (Marhsalls) which are at least tidy and well lit (for the most part). However, I give them 2 stars for some decent cookware for good prices.