Cost Plus World Market

I had been looking forward to stopping here for a while. Even talked with some girlfriends about it being a part of a full girls shopping day. Turns out I was a little disappointed. Big international food section, beer/​wine, and then smaller depts of housewares, outdoor, bed/​bath, etc. Some funky unique stuff but nothing you couldn’t pickup at nearby Homegoods, Christmas Tree, Target even, for cheaper. Total Wine & Spirits has it beat in the drinks dept. as well. I suppose what I was hoping for was more of a brick & mortar version of the «world market»
offerings…hard to find, unique, international goods. Oh well

I love World Market. I want to redo our entire apartment in World Market. Great prices, great sales and coupons. Great quality! My only issue is the lack of cashiers. The line can get pretty long and when it does, it’s slow as hell.
Other than that, love World Market.

Lots of low quality goods from India. Prices high. Service excellent. Not Ikea by a longshot.

I really enjoyed this store. Prices were reasonable on some items, like the glass Ball mason jars, and I liked how you could buy 1 or 2 individual ones instead of a whole case. However, some items were more expensive. You just have to know your prices and what you’re looking for. I found a really cool stainless steel 3-​in-​1 lunch box. Only $ 9.99 and was pretty cute and eco friendly.
The section of beer and wine was large but I wasn’t in need of any of that the night I went so I just glanced going by. If I need beer or wine in the future and I’m in the area I will stop by and look in here.
The things I picked up from my trip here were:
— glass mason jars, 3 different sizes. 2 by Ball (medium & large) and 1 by Kerr (small).
— enchilada soup mix
— 2 dragon fly dish towels
— 4 bags of pfeffernüsse cookies (iced gingerbread) which were 60% off since it was after Christmas.
— several candies from the UK and Canada: Nestle coffee crisp, Nestle Aero bar, Milka & Lu, Nestle Kit Kat and Kinder Happy Hippos (amazing). If you buy a Kit Kat from this store go and compare it to the ingredients of the ones made by Hersheys sold here in the USA. different ingredients. and the ones here in the USA are worse.
– The one thing I didn’t care for about this store is that they are not consistent with pricing their items! Many things in this store did not have prices on them. I’ll post some pictures to show my examples.

A very spacious, multi-​level store that carries a lot of unique looking pieces. Although the smaller items (ex: accessories and trinkets) are affordable, the larger furniture pieces are meant for interior decorators who have a pretty solid budget to work with. However, I do wonder about the sources of some of the furniture (especially from the Far East regions), and whether profits off of marking them up at 500 times the initial purchase price from those foreign territories. Nevertheless, make a visit and soak in the diversity.

Great stuff but not worth the line. Christmas season; weekday night; onlyone cashier and 15 people in line.

I’ve been a fan of world market when they were called cost plus! That’s a long time ago. I went to this store in search of unusual goods. From food items to goods for my home. I came across this world market by chance. Apparently it has opened just recently. The wine selection was almost okay, I guess California world market spoiled me there. But everything else did not live up to the standard I look for. Nothing out of ordinary. The food selection was not unusual, the house hold goods were over priced. To top my experience here was the extremely unfriendly employees there. Didn’t get a greeting going in or a thank you after my purchase.

By entering the store, I was greeted with loud music and the further back in the store you went it got louder.
A lot of items were not priced and I had to look for a sales person for 10 min, to which she was not much help. Some things are overpriced. Store setup not practical.
At least the woman at the checkout was nice.

I went to this store while in the west coast. At first I was excited to see it in MA. The store is much smaller than other stores. The selection is limited as well. The staff is RUDE. I saw this cashier yell, yes yell at a lady in line. Wow. Not a first gray impression. Additionally some of the items can be found at half the price at the Christmas tree shop across route 9…

Considering I had never been to a Cost Plus World Market before, and didn’t know what to expect, I was pleasantly surprised when I went in. It’s closest comparable store would be Home Goods.
I thought the store was clean, staff was friendly, and there was a nice selection from everything from cooking utensils to pillows to note cards to dining tables. Plus, the selection of specialty foods and drinks are fun to impulse buy… hello truffle popcorn!
While some things were really affordable I found other things to be expensive for the quality, but overall, I feel you can get a great deal on home accessories and furniture.

Man oh man have I been missing world market! I am soo glad that they finally opened one not too far a drive from Boston. They have a great selection of wines, furniture, and their home décor is awesome. Definitely will be back for more.

I have not yet purchased anything here but the store is gorgeous! The layout is spacious and immaculately clean. Smells good too! Great selection of furniture which is nice coming from HomeGoods (my norm) where it is more hit or miss. The quality felt great. Can not wait to spend money here!

Cool place.
So this place kicked out Office Depot!
It’s the ONLY Cost Plus World Market in New England, and it is awesome. Super cool, modern-​like products and extraordinary rugs and home décor. They also had lighting, baskets, and tons of other home goods. There was a section of food as well, and a HUGE section for wine (and some tea I think too!). Superior store. Superior staff. (A bit busy, but it’s brand new, so I would expect it).
Wonder how HomeGoods down the street is taking this!
Located in Shoppers World, where Office Depot was on Route 9, by the Natick /​Framingham line.
Pretty good store, very comparable to HomeGoods, and HomeGoods MAY possibly win this battle… 4 stars.