Cost Plus World Market

The customer service is awful! I went yesterday and found two rugs I really loved and wanted to buy. I could not fine one employee to help me. I took pictures of the rugs I wanted and the names of them to order them on line. I put the one rug, 850.00 in the shopping cart, however the second one, 699.00 wasn’t on line. I went back to the store today and again couldn’t find anyone to help me. I went to the cashier who called for someone. I went back to the rug section and waited for 20 minutes, no one showed up to help me even though I could hear laughing and giggling in the back room. I guess customer service isn’t what they do best and they lost a sale.

My sister wanted to get this tea that would help her lose weight, have clear skin, and detox. Apparently this amazing tea is only sold at certain places, and the closes store is Cost Plus World Market. I used to work at Chick-​Fil-​A when I was younger and World Market is in the same plaza, but I never took the time to go inside. Now I can say that I have.
When we walked through the door, we saw furniture, we stopped and walked out. We were wondering if this was the right place. A couple walked out with a six pack of sparkling water, so I thought maybe this is the right place, so my sister and I went back in. The front of the store to the right was filled with furniture. Very cool furniture, very modern and chic. The kind of furniture that looks uncomfortable, and would break easily but it was «fashion.»
Towards the back wall they have drinks, all kinds of drinks; Asian drinks, VOSS water (sparkling or mineral), Match green tea… It was pretty cool. to the left of the wall, there were your teas, the kind my sister was looking for, apparently they were very popular because the one she wanted was already sold out. In the aisles in front of the drinks were organic, pasta, seasoning, it was like a very, very small version of Trader Joe. If you keep walking around the store they have wine and beer. All kinds of alcoholic beverages, from different brands. No liquor, well none that I saw. But it was pretty cool. And candy, Asian candy. Now I know why they call it World Market.
It’s a really cool place, If i was ever in the area, I would definitely be back.

I absolutely love this store! I haven’t been here since u was a kid. I rember coming her and getting these specialty candies there. Went in today and the store was stocked with so many neat things. I saw some really pretty bohemian necklaces. They have furniture and tons of special food!

Very cute little nick nacks and things to buy if you’re looking for wedding stuff… Definitely gonna go here again when I’m in the area! The people were very friendly & it is right next to a great Mexican place! The prices are a little too much– but if you really want something it’s worth it

Excellent selection of all kinds of home decors and accessories. Would definitely come back again.

I love Cost Plus, despite the fact that it’s awfully pricey. As a casual shopper, I like to walk around and imagine various pieces of furniture in my house. The smaller odds and ends they sell like specialty foods, ornaments, pillows, books, etc. are also great for gifts, but again, this place is not easy on your pocketbook. Be prepared to spend a pretty penny for those unique gifts or conversations pieces.
Although I love the look and style of their furniture, I always wait until something is on sale because I don’t think the quality is quite what it should be, especially if you still have to assemble your pieces after you purchase them. However, we’ve bought a table and a TV stand here and think they both were great purchases.

We finished our checkout and noticed that we didn’t have our $ 10 off coupon applied. Should be pretty easy to do the adjustment, right? WRONG!
Between our cashier Juan and the manager Rebecca we spent over 30 minutes in a series of borderline comical return/​rebuy cycles with the totals not adding up and the cashier confused over how to make the transaction work.
We just wanted to walk out of the store but were instead held prisoner by the stupidity of this establishment as they repeatedly refunded the items and poured over a mounting stack of receipts trying to figure out the discrepancies. By the end of the experience I felt like I had endured some kind of retail psychological torture test.

Black Friday staff was impeccable
The store was clean and tidy
Check out was speedy

I love this place. Weird, huh? That I didn’t give it 5 stars?
Really, the reason why I can’t give this place my Unilocal love is because whenever I come here, I walk around half-​in-​love and half-​repulsed by the beauty and the prices of it all. I love it, I just can’t afford it.
And really, I don’t think their products are all that high-​quality. I mean, why does everything cost so much? Their Pocky snacks can be bought at a regular Asian store in south sac for $ 3 cheaper.
That won’t stop me from periodically dropping by and wandering around the place. I love it, mind you.
I’m just broke.

I love this Cost Plus location because they are usually in stock of what the Roseville store is out of.
The employees are always friendly and the store is clean and nicely organized. I probably come here every few weeks because they have great sales and there is always something new going on.
My favorite sections are the wall art, jewelry, home décor and bath which take up the front of the store with the kitchen, candle and stationary departments. The middle of the store is filled with furniture and the ever changing seasonal department while the entire back of the store is filled with food and wine/​beer.
You really can’t go wrong with anything you buy here. Whether it be food or dinner plates, everything here is quality and you will never buy something you are unhappy with.

That staff here is extremely pretentious. Asked for help finding a certain kind of wine and was treated like an idiot. Told that wine doesn’t exist and that I must be making it up. Went to another store and it was in stock. Very disappointed

Who doesn’t love a world market store? Where else can you go and get 90% of your gift shopping done? I mean really you can get all manner of soaps and bath products for that girl who you really just don’t have any idea what to get them (or you just don’t care enough to put in the effort.) You can find all manner of home furnishings from end tables to bedroom sets and papasan chairs! They have a food section where you can find all types of ethnic and specialty foods and a wine /​beer section with a spattering of everything.
This particular world market is usually pretty busy. On this particular trip I was after something they had stacked up on top of shelves and it took me a long time to find anyone who worked here. I did finally get what I was looking for eventually. There is nothing in particular that makes this world market stand out from the rest of them. I will say the building itself looks very old and just not taken care of. I suppose that may have more to do with the area of town this store is in.
All in all it’s a pretty decent shop and i’ll come back again. I particularly enjoy the wine guarantee they have now (if you don’t like it bring it back with proof of purchase for exchange/​refund) and the ability to make your own mix and match six pack.

This is my quick stop shop for unique groceries on the way home. They have a great and eclectic selection of wine, beer, and sake. I absolutely love the blood orange marmalade they sell. Its my staple for work lunches. Their staff is always friendly and not annoyingly helpful which is exactly what I need after a day of talking to people.
They also have awesome furniture and home stuff. I’ve bought several teapots and dishes from them and they always have cute artwork and textiles.

This World Market is near Arden Fair, set back from the corner of Howe Ave and Alta Arden. There is a large lot that even has trees for shade, and that is real bonus on sunny days for making this a desirable place to shop.
Inside this store is cram packed with an amazing assortment of products: art for your walls or framed mirrors, curtains, rugs, bath products, greeting cards, candles, wine, foods, housewares of all sorts, furniture, jewelry, toys and trinkets, decorations, baskets, and no doubt many more things too numerous for me to remember and name all.
I have bought a beautiful decorative mirror, jewelry, Christmas decorations, picture frames, curtains, a really good quality knife set, kitchen gadgets, and dishes from this store that I enjoy having, and I also have found items I’ve used as gifts. The prices are reasonable, and sometimes even better with sales.
The atmosphere is pleasant, all the employees with whom I have ever had contact have been friendly and helpful. If you have never been here you are missing a wonderful shopping opportunity. If you can come and leave without finding something you want to buy I would be very surprised.

Cost Plus World Market is to Adults, as Sanrio is to Kids.
Take that SAT’s, figure that analogy out… or whatever ;)
This is the only place where I can be everything… an interior designer, a sommelier, a chef, a foodie, a housewife, a florist (albeit fake flowers florist), furniture guru, and a world traveler. Take a huge chunk of square footage and add a bunch of cool stuff to sell and you have yourself a CPWM!
From exotic and foreign goodies, to racks of beautiful table linens the possibilities are endless… well that is until your credit card company puts a kibosh to your purchases ;) Stuff for every part of your house, but especially my favorite part — the kitchen. From dishes to booze, you can decorate and stock your house with one trip here.
They have a lovely rewards program, which is soon to be changing, per a recent e-​mail. However, as all rewards programs go, spend a crap ton on our merchandise and we’ll give you a minuscule rewards voucher. Don’t get me wrong, that $ 10 voucher will get me back in those doors in a heartbeat, to spend probably 5 times what they gave me. Touché!
Great for gifts… who am I kidding… great for yourself too. They are always sending out coupons in weekly mailings, which help justify any purchase. Problem is just don’t forget the coupon!
Staff is always cordial and laid back. Nothing to get all sappy about, but I’ve asked questions and they’ve assisted. I’ve had a huge purchase and we laughed the whole time. I haven’t had a bad experience at this one. It is slightly hard to get into the parking lot. Sits on a busy intersection and has a random entrances, so beware…
This is where the everyone should come for their retail therapy!

I’m a little weirded out by some of the images they use on their shopping bags, gift cards, etc. They vaguely ping my casual-​racism radar. I don’t come here to feel like Rudyard Kipling, I come here for the glass kitchen canisters. The ones with the wire clamps and the stackable square ones in particular are quite nice and inexpensive besides. If you need anything bigger than a gallon, though, you’ll find a better selection of food-​safe things at Target.
Other things I’ve found here: some nice big plush cushions on clearance for $ 12.50 each, my favorite pastry brush, a lot of really cute spice jars for $ 1 apiece, packs of chalkboard labels that come with a stick of chalk, some nice metal measuring spoons, organic kosher ramen noodles. Their stock rotates to a certain degree, so if you see something you need and can’t find anywhere else, buy it within a week or so, or forever consign it to the void.
Their website is more likely to be able to tell you exactly how big any given container is than any information in the store, so come armed with a smartphone or some other means of carrying the info you need.

This place is fantastic. I got a dragon kite for my San Diego trip and saw that they have seasonal rubber duckies here! I LOVE rubber duckies and collect them. After loading up on the rubber duckies we proceeded to buy chocolate, apple cider and gum.
This place is kind of like a toy store for adults, there is so much cool stuff here and theres something for everyone. They also have a lot of mini sized things that would be great for gift baskets and stocking stuffers. They also have many different beers and wines for the beer/​wine collectors.
The lady who rung us up was very nice and helpful.

Generally speaking I love world market. Their stuff is just amazing. However:
I bought a bed from this store and they only gave me one of 2 boxes that goes with the bed. Well, we were moving to SF and took the giant box with us in the moving truck and didn’t realize we were missing a box until we got to SF. I just feel like they should have known how many pieces go with the bed.
The SF store was able to get the second box for us but it was just a headache.
Lesson learned. Don’t rely on the sales people, make sure you have everything yourself.

Fairly standard Cost Plus. The place is a bit on the small side as far as their stores go, but they usually have everything you would come to expect at a Cost Plus. Parking here is decent, getting in and out of the lot can be tricky. They share it with Chik-​fil-​A, so you might get some traffic if you go in/​out that way.
My favorite part of Cost Plus is their wine section. They have a decent cross section of stuff and usually include a few local wineries.

One of my favorite places. I bought a few screw on spouts that you attach to empty bottles for olive oil. You can use it for anything… get creative. I actually enjoy the imported goodies and ethnic pieces. They sell some contemporary prints and bath products too. If you love cooking, they also have culinary tools and also beautiful dishes to choose from. I like also their assortment of wine, tea and cocoa.
I can stay here for hours too. Just let your imagination run wild. Plan a party or do a interior design make over.
This particular World Market Store… the customer service was satisfactory. They were nice. I gave them a 5 because it is one of my favorite stores.