Bed Bath & Beyond

Great place to get most home needs at very reasonable prices. Only bad thing about this location is that they have packed a lot of stuff in a small space.

Went to buy several items for my new home. Bedding section had hundreds of items with no price tag on them. Only one sign nearby that matches exactly the name of the product I wanted, so I assume that was the correct price. Get to the register and find out it is $ 26 more than the sign says. The cashier assumes I read the wrong size, I inform her I did not. She refuses to have someone look, I get told by the «bedding department» «manager» that this item just came in and is not part of the sale price. Not one person bothered to go and look at how the items were marked, and I was treated with what seemed like animosity for pointing out their poorly organized stocking and complete and utter lack of signage. No one bothered to work anything out with me, I was just told I was wrong and asked if I still wanted the item. I walked out leaving over $ 100 of product at the counter. Will never be shopping Bed Bath and Beyond again.

With most of my friends getting married and registering for gifts, I’ve become a regular at Bed, Bath, and Beyond. The only other one I’ve been to is the one in Orland and I think this Chicago Ridge is much, much better. Sometimes it’s hard to find something because the store is so big and they have so many items but I can usually track someone down to help me. Gift wrapping station is a big plus too.

OK first of all I am a guy, guys really don’t shop here but as life turns and twists I find myself shopping in the most unusual places. This place ROCKS on customer service and the return policy is freakin awesome. I bought a shower caddy… made in China of course and had numerous problems with the quality. Bed Bath and Beyond stood behind the product and worked with me until I was happy. The staff is great. They recommended Sodastream flavors for me and always help me with my questions. A big thumbs up for the way they treat people!

Omg the women’s bathroom is beyond disgusting. Considering the proces of their items and all the money they make. WTF Its worse than the bathrooms at Great America. Seriously, this is Bed, Bath, and Beyond!!! Clean it up people.

I was on a search for some gummi rails for my child’s crib. Though I urgently needed to make this purchase, I also am on a budget (who isn’t?) I found the best deal at
but also noticed during my online search that the item I wanted was available at Bed Bath and Beyond. We couldn’t find the item however, and Chuck was super duper helpful! They didn’t carry it in store but he had Buy Buy Baby in Orland Park hold the item for us! Buy Buy Baby agreed to a price match and we were out the door with what we needed quickly and at a great price. We were so relieved!
I know it’s cliché to say, but good customer service can be very hard to come by– but these guys nailed it. Thanks!

I have a love hate relationship with Bed, Bath & Beyond. Love all the stuff in here and the constant stream of new gadgets that I feel I absolutely NEED in my kitchen because it will make me like the next Top Chef or the Next Greatest Baker (both shows I watch way too much of even though I usually have no idea what they are making.)
I hate, however, that all the cool stuff I get here is usually not for me though, ha. I am constantly going here for Bridal Shower registries or a gift to get for a housewarming party. I secretly envy my friends who are new brides because cool stuff like Keurigs and Soda Stream machines were not around when I got married. I did get my Keurig here though over a year ago and can’t imagine how I ever lived without one. This has become my go to place for k-​cups because they has an awesome selection.
My last visit here, a friendly associate saw me walking around with 2 boxes of K-​cups and we starting chatting about the Keurig machine. She asked if I ever tried getting a little metal K-​cup so I can brew my own coffe in the Keurig. Say what?! Seriously the coolest thing ever and it’s saving me money too. You just put your own coffee beans in this little reusable cup and boom. coffee! Eco friendly too.
That’s what I love about this place, always coming out with new gadgets you never knew you needed and friendly associates to help you out. I also love their 20% off coupons I get in the mail as well as the wrapping paper/​box station so you can wrap your gifts for free that you get off the bridal registry.

The place is clean and organized as usual. The highlight of my visit was Dede. I’m not sure if she was a manager, supervisor, or an associate. In any case, she was very friendly and helpful. I had to go to the restroom and she offered and took to take my basket and hold it at the register and when I was ready for checkout, she was very friendly and professional.
I like shopping when the people that work at the stores are happy with their jobs. The effect they can have on customers is major, and Dede made my day on Sunday.

Pros: Employees are very helpful and great at helping you with ordering something that is out of stock.
Cons: Business is shared by a big shopping mall so there is never any close parking in front of the store.

So much stuff, I get lost!

I had the kind of day today that comes along once every 10 years. In a bad way. As I write this, it’s 10 PM and I’m sitting in a nursing home waiting to start a meeting.
I had one hour of free time today, which I used to eat at Buffalo Wild Wings. After being punished by my day and my dinner, I needed a small victory. I decided I would get a new toothbrush at the BBB next door. Little did I know, they had closed 30 minutes before.
I walked up to the door (having not seen the hours) and the manager immediately unlocked it to see what I needed. I knew I wasn’t in NY anymore. I told him I just wanted a toothbrush. He immediately made his staff reopen a register and pointed me in the right direction.
I started my long march to the back of the store, and all of a sudden, the mood started to turn. Everyone started noticing I was the only one in the store without a name tag on. My pace quickened. One employee darted in front of me with a cart, and asked what I was doing there. I broke into a full on sprint. I raced past row after row of Simple Human garbage cans, which smugly watched me as I passed.
Eventually, brushing implement in hand, I made it to the front, paid, and ran out the door. Or rather, into the door, since the automatic sensor was off. But I was quickly let out, and was deeply appreciative of my small success for the night. Thanks for staying open for me… now, back to the nursing home!

good size store, it was kinda junky, stuff in boxes blocking the aisle and they had no sales papers in the store will stick to other locations

If i need something extremely odd for my kitchen, this is the place I run to. Or if I just want to browse around, it’s still fun. Aisles and aisles full of things I don’t need yet, but just might. I have bought bedding here and new bathroom accessories when I decided to redecorate. And I was able to stay within my budget, which makes me a very happy camper. There was only one problem here, the sales staff was made up mostly of teenagers, and were not very knowledgeable. The associate I asked a question to about some cookware, looked at me like I was speaking a foreign language. She was pleasant about it and asked if I wanted to see a manager to help me out.