Homegoods

This is a pretty typical Homegoods, but it’s connected to a TJ Maxx so you can do 2x the shopping. BUT with 2x the shopping, comes 2x the customers and 2x the wait in line.
I come here mostly for random odds and ends that I want in the home. They have very affordable and very random things that you would need around the home, along with some great food options (i.e. matcha tea, teas, grains, coffees).
Why the low rating? 1– the lines and 2– the staff. The workers at the registers are hardly ever friendly and couldn’t be any less happier to be there. The workers that are out throughout the store are much better and more helpful.
It’s a good store, but don’t expect to get the best service. Go in, get what you need, and get out.

Nice pretty large store that on one side is furniture, paintings, pots and pans, lamps, home goods, accent pieces, and such, hence the store’s name, haha, and the other side is a TJ Maxx with clothes and other items.
The store is usually pretty busy and the parking lot fairly full most of the time. Their prices are low for some nice items to make your house look fancier. They are always getting in different items, so inventory changes around often. Which makes the store cool, and gives you a reason to return often.
Decorating your home on a budget, but want nice items, then come here and shop!

After endless searching for décor to fill in our home, we couldn’t find anything we really loved and didn’t want to «force» anything just for the sake of getting it over with.
Alas, Homegoods had so many things we instantly knew we wanted and made decorating our kitchen and living room that much easier. The store was nicely organized, but just a little crowded (especially for a Wednesday morning). I will be back!

This is a Homegoods and TJ Maxx combined into one large store.
I love coming here to browse through home accents, purchase odds and ends for the kitchen, and find the occasional unique snack item. Their stock rotates often, so you’re always bound to find something new at a very reasonable price. Hopefully these things are worth it to you because I’ve never been here when there wasn’t the longest line in history — even with most or all registers open! Prepare to wait!

Called one afternoon to see if a couch was still available for purchase that I saw that morning. They said yes, and they would hold it for me until I got there that evening. In the mean time, I got rid of my couch and headed up less than 3 hours after the phone call. When I arrived, they informed me they sold it to someone else (it was still in the store with a hold tag on it). I told them that it was held for me, but they said they didn’t hold items over the phone so it couldn’t be for me. Very upsetting. Usually love this store, shop here weekly.

As always, a nice, pleasant HomeGoods experience. This location is hella busy, though, so be prepared to jostle your way down the aisle and wait a while to check out. I was in the check-​out line for a good 15 minutes.

Horrible customer service experience. Lost $ 700 in business and I still have 6000 more Sq ft to furnish. Nice long term business plan.

Fun place to see what shows up from week to week. Highly variable in quality, but sometimes good deals can be found. The lines at the cash register are almost always long.

Being a fan of tag sales and antique malls, I love a Home Goods– you just never know what you’ll find! Lots of decent brands and such a variety of items.
Highlights of the home store: lamps (a little on the spend side for me), rugs (very fair pricing), some furniture (prices don’t seem much better than elsewhere), and tons of décor stuff – bathroom, bedroom, kitchen, stationary stuff – it’s a mixed bag, but if you like the hunt, you just may find a treasure or two here.
The sale section isn’t huge, but if they have what you’re looking for, you can really find a helluva deal sometimes.

Good place of odds and ends but you have to make it worthwhile because you will be standing in line for a long time. Maybe this is their strategy as it seems to be working. Lots of variety and odds and ends but I’m on the fence if it’s worth all the waiting

TJ maxx on steroids.
’nuff said.

Oh Homegoods… How do I love you?!
It’s such a great place for getting decorative odds and ends. This past weekend I purchased 2 sets of Waterford 12 Days of Christmas ornaments. Retail they still sell for $ 99.00 for the 12 ornaments. In Homegoods they were just $ 19.00!
The lines can get long, especially on the weekends, but the deals you can get on name brand furniture and home accessories are incredible. Plus, you never know what you will find! Inventory is constantly changing.
Be sure to buy it if you love it. I guarantee if you come back, it won’t still be there!