Tuesday Morning

I’m not sure why this is rated so low, but my rating is based on my experience with other Tuesday Mornings, as opposed to comparing it to a HomeGoods or Target, something that it is not.
If you are familiar with the Tuesday Morning experience, you know you are hunting for good finds. The aisles have a theme: kitchen, bath, bedding, etc, but much like a Marshall’s or TJ Maxx, you have to hunt for a good find sometimes. You’ll find respectable brands like Nautica, Tommy Bahamas, Rachel Ray, Wolfgang Puck very affordably priced. Like, KitchenAid mixers were $ 199 here today, including the silver color.
This store excels over the other Tuesday Mornings because of its size. Bigger-​than-​most clearance selections in the back of the store. Inventory wasn’t terribly picked over or messy. And selection– the selection was vastly superior to the other stores– from Lafayette to Greenwood. The employees were very friendly too.
If you’re a Tuesday Morning shopper, I highly recommend this one. It’s worth the drive.

This store is kind of like a thrift store, but with newer, fancier items and minus the clothing. Meaning, you can find almost anything for your home here, from kitchen utensils to candles to area rugs to furniture. There are even two big aisles for just toys and games.
If you are looking for baskets, this is basket heaven.

This is actually one of the better Tuesday Mornings, mostly because of its size. Yeah, the selection is totally random and the «service» is non-​existent, but it can be fun to stop by to see what’s in stock. As with all Tuesday Mornings, the anticipation outweighs the reality.

Store is like a treasure hunt so don’t plan on going with a list. Random assortment of items but they do usually have items in stock from their flyer. I receive an advertisement every great once in a while and have scored some pretty sweet finds. Ferrari kids race car $ 220, 1000 count Ralph Lauren sheet set under $ 50, etc. If you are patient enough to wade through some of the kitschy, broken items you might find a bargain. But take time, patience and an open mind :)

Very random assortment of… junk… and very unorganized. You will basically find shelving units jam packed with closeout items like you might at Big Lots. For what they have, I thought the prices were a bit much. They do have a decent amount of clearance items but even then I couldn’t find a lot of value in most of it. The whole store reminded me of the show Hoarders. Junk everywhere, maybe a possible treasure lurking somewhere, but basically a bunch of nonsense.

I’ve decided that Tuesday Morning is the best store ever for Secret Santa. Have a budget of less than $ 20 and drew someone in your office pool that you barely know? Tuesday Morning!
Service is non-​existent, but this is a huge store with some seriously cheap prices. Definitely some junky stuff, but if you’ve got a little bit of time, you can find some solid B+ items.
Also great for cheap scrapbooking materials which are criminally expensive at other stores. I also found some warm ‘n’ fuzzy long johns that are great for under jeans or work pants. Selection is never the same twice, which can be awesome or awful depending on your personality type.

An odd hodge-​podge of random stuff for sale. Sometimes you can find something high quality (I have a yellow Victorinox knife which was $ 7) but a lot of the stuff is weird or themed crap. Often the organization is very poor, depending upon how many shoppers have dug through everything. It’s kind of like going to a big garage sale. Some of the items you pick up and think «Who would BUY this?»
It’s a close-​out type place. Kind of like if Big Lots and TJMaxx had a baby that wasn’t as good looking as either of the parents. Overall, if you’re looking to kill an hour and have $ 20 in your pocket, roam around the aisles for awhile. If you’re actually looking for something specific, go elsewhere. It’s where the Carmel Old Navy used to be.