HomeGoods

Don’t pay attention to this listing, the address is wrong and this location doesn’t exist. The only PH Home Goods is up by Target.
And yes I have been to the business personally to have this special experience. Thanks, Unilocal

This is my absolute favorite Home Goods store to go to in the area. I have been to many others in the local area and could never find what I’m looking for. This place has a variety of home décor etc and I never leave empty handed. I love HomeGoods in general, anyone looking to spice up their home this would be the place to go!

Hands down this is the best Home Goods I’ve ever been to… and I’ve been to quite a few on both the east and west coast. So organized, so much stock, and everything was in perfect condition. So many good finds at the usual reasonable Home Goods prices.

I have been to this HomeGoods location on a weekday, weekend, in the morning and afternoon. I would suggest not going on a weekend (if you want to get in and out of the store). Yesterday (Saturday, 7÷11÷15) was my first time going to HomeGoods on a weekend in the late afternoon and it was really crowded. There were customers who were supposed to be shopping, but they stopped in the middle of the aisles talking on their phone. The aisles itself are not wide enough, it is pretty narrow and hard to get two carts in one aisle. It also makes it more difficult to navigate a shopping cart in between aisles because of items being on the floor.
This HomeGoods location is pretty cluttered. Items on the floor, shelves not organized, etc. I don’t recall going to this location and it not being cluttered. It also seems like that they are always short handed on cashiers.

I’m a fan of this place! You can go there a lot since their inventory is never the same! We’re currently remodeling our house and they have some very interesting home decorations that you might want to use! The price isn’t always on the cheap side. You really have to consider what you are buying and what quality you expect on the product for a given price. I would definitely buy more things from them if I see anything I like! Recently bought a huge area rug that is softer than a baby’s skin. Got it for a steal!

I stopped by here on Tuesday at 3pm and had 3 people in front of me. I waited 30 min in line. Even the person in front of me said she will never come back.
I watched one of the cashiers (Fahima I think) and she was extremely slow. No wonder. There was a line all the way to the end and finally 3^rd cashier opened up and helped out.
What got me was at the end something triggered the store sensors and none of the 3 cashiers even looked up. I believe one was a manager. Shouldn’t you look up when you hear the alarms go off. I was standing there 2 min and went through 2x. No one didn’t even look at me.
This store is poorly managed. I will not be returning here.

Wow this place is pretty amazing with excellent prices on home goods!

I’m a devoted HomeGoods shopper. Now that this location is open I have to stop myself from stopping by all day. It’s on my way to work, on my way home. This must be what it’s like to be an alcoholic and drive past your favorite bar everyday.
The selection changes constantly. So if you have your heart set on it just buy it because it might not be back the next day.
This limited selection kind of sucks for returns. If you buy something that you bring home that’s broken you might not find a replacement.
Case in point a soap dispenser. I bought one, brought it home, and the pump didn’t work. The next morning I brought it back. They let me go find a similar one. I brought it back to the counter.
So of course I knew the dispenser was broken because I put soap in it. I poured the soap out then ran hot water through it. It was wrapped in paper towels and I tied it up in the same plastic bag it came in.
The employee untied the bag, opened the dispenser, then pours the water and soap remnants on the counter. Who does that?! I asked her «In what world would that be something smart to do?» She then gets an attitude with me. Like mad because there was a little soapy water in it. How else would I know it was broken??? If it wasn’t broken I wouldnt be standing here!
That’s when I knew she would have more than likely put it back on the shelf I bought it from. So I asked her again «Why would you do that? Were you just going to resell it?» I really wanted to get in this woman’s head to figure out what would possess someone to do something so dumb. She did nothing but roll her eyes and huff at me. I’m sorry, I wrapped it up so that it wouldn’t get messy. You took it upon yourself to dismantle it then make an unnecessary mess.
So while I enjoy a good Homegoods shopping spree, the employee conduct is questionable.

I was absolutely giddy today that I had a day off and could take my sweet time wandering around a Homegoods. I’ve frequented their San Ramon store, but it’s typically during my lunch hour with limited time.
The Pleasant Hill Homegoods, so far, is my favorite location. It’s simply chock full of all your housewares needs and wants. Yes, some stuff can be pricey but if you have time to scour the various clearance sections you can find treasures such as $ 2.70 Tazo tea, deeply discounted gift sets from The Body Shop and scented glass jar candles for under $ 10.
The selection runs from practical to eclectic and if you’re looking for gift items such as picture frames, lotions or fancy tea pots, you are bound to find it here at not so bad prices. I need to remember to come here first when I’m looking for something specific. I find the inventory will vary and the brands will range from well known to «what the heck is this?» However, no matter what I find (or don’t find) a spin through Homegoods is always highly enjoyable.
Lots of parking and nice staff round out this great location!

Finally a Home Goods store nearby, it’s like the home section at Marshall’s or TJ Maxx but expanded 100 times over. They have wonderful items for sale that aren’t cheap or trashy knockoffs. it pays to take your time to browse here. Worth a visit if you’re looking for household odds and ends.

The worst customer service, the worst return policy, even with your receipt and unused item still you cannot return and they will send you to the other location you bought from. Never going back to homegoods and I will recommend all my friends not to shop there either. I will rate them zero. I have been there three times and all three times they failed. No more chances

I absolutely love wandering up and down the aisles at Home Goods. There is a ton of nice things at this locations for a great price. Check out the clearance items FIRST!!! You will find something to take home even if you don’t necessarily need it. There are a few items that are a little too expensive in the kitchen aisle. They have a pet section, but I didn’t care to check out that aisle. I’m sure the pet lover will enjoy those aisles!

Everything you would expect at a home goods. Most prices are fair. The crazy kitchen prices are a little, wait, a lot overpriced. I can open a can with 5 dollar can opener thank you. And I will never spend over 100 dollars on a bowl. Other than that it was fun to walk around and know that I could change the whole look of any room with some moola $$$:)

Since it is the grand opening I came here only to see what it looked like; But ended up buying many things. It is really nice and I love that they have a great variety of home décor as well as small goods. I’ll be back soon.

I’ve shopped at Home Goods before, good prices for the most part but the stock doesn’t change very often. Another reviewer mentioned it was like Ross. Oops, they might not like that comment because they are like Marshall’s & TJ Maxx, except only the home goods stuff. They are the same ownership. If you are like me and go straight to the home goods section at those stores, then you’ll like this store too. I just wish the stock at all 3 stores changed more often.
If they didn’t cram the aisles, they would have to raise prices. It’s all about cost of sales per square foot. I’ll take the cramming as long as the employees keep the stock in neat order.
I was surprised they didn’t sell gazing balls, it seems like a prime item for this store. TJ Maxx had them a few months ago, but only blue.

I didn’t know what to expect when coming into HomeGoods today. I’ve never been into one, but I assumed it was a store with pretty decent items to furnish your home. It is that exactly but I wasn’t expecting it to look so much like Ross and other similar stores.
The store is very clean and down many aisles I found employees constantly folding towels, putting things where they go, just really taking care of the place. They have some really beautiful stuff here. Stainless steel pans for $ 40.00 caught my attention. A very big vast selection of both mirrors and clocks. Everything from very fancy to kind of wacky. So something for everyone.
Though there are a lot of very nice things, it does feel a little cluttered in there. Every aisle is kind of towering over you. It would be nice if the store was either a little bigger so you can spread the stuff out, or just not have so much stuff on sales floor.
I will be returning to do a little shopping because there are some pretty neat things and for the price you really can’t beat it.

Awesome new store, lots of variety and stock. Definitely coming back for all my home shopping!