You gotta love a place that offers you a strawberry daiquiri on a Friday afternoon when ya walk in…read more (In a former life I would have been all over that.) I saw this place listed on IG and checked it out. They have everything in this market store. Food, chocolate, wine, jewelry, men's stuff, kids stuff, homeware, party supplies. There is so much to see, and I found a cute tray for my bathroom counter and bought some toffee. I will make this a place I visit often, especially to take friends to, or when looking for a gift! I'm in love!

I don't know how many times I have passed by this gem and didn't know what I was missing…read more If you are looking for something special as a gift or just looking for something special for yourself, you need to stop in. The staff are super friendly and are willing to help you locate what ever you need or what you didn't know you needed yet. One of my favorite discoveries was the vast array of teas that they have available. However they also have accessories for brewing your tea as well as the body scrub and body butter that you can customize with your own scent. Need wine? They got it? Need spices? Got them too. Seriously, this place is worth making a stop into and checking out!!

I am in LOVE with this store. We are in the process of filling a brand new home with furnishings…read moreand decor and this is one of my go-to places for unique pieces that you really can't find just anywhere else. I came to know about this place from Facebook - I follow their page (District 635) on there and was really impressed with the color palettes that they use and the uniqueness of the items they show on there. The store itself is just as impressive. They go to other furniture/ decor places and get their closeouts and sell them here. While they advertise that their prices are significantly less for designer pieces, I do not see much financial savings, HOWEVER, I am willing to pay their prices because, as I said, mostly everything in here is extremely unique. I will say this - I saw a coffee table here made out of a Russian boat propeller with a glass top (super cool and different!) for $2300 and it was $4000 at Restoration Hardware ... so that's something, right? :) They constantly get new pieces in, so you have to check back frequently. They are only open Thursday-Sunday, so you really want to try to get there Thursday to see the best things that they have to offer for the week. For the most part, you buy right off the floor. Sometimes they will have a few duplicate items from the floor back in their warehouse, but this is one of those places where when you see something you like, you better buy it because it may not be there next time. *Note: They are connected to The Dump, however, the styles/ selection is nothing like the The Dump. Trust me, I don't like The Dump either.

Bought a unique piece of furniture for our landing space. No clue what it is suppose to be but it…read moreis definitely unique. I can also say that the furniture is very old and made of Teak wood imported from India. We picked it up from the store with only $100 off the price because one of the accent horse head on the front was cracked. I am really happy with the kind of furniture they collect over there.

Costco for furniture. Everything in this store is top quality for fair prices. Sometimes there are…read moregreat sales and then you really feel like you made the right move. They buy furniture from overstock or company liquidations or closeouts and pass along the deals. I have my a table, two tv stands, sectional couch, three end tables, coffee table, bed set, armoire, four rugs, three lamps and a Tempurpedic from the Dump and I'm proud of all of it and have never found a better deal anywhere else! Amy is my girl. She takes the best care of me and knows me very well. If you seek Amy, you'll find yourself in good hands. The plant store next door and Texas Roadhouse in the same parking lot are huge bonuses too!

Bought expensive Love Sofa 4 months ago. Cushion is nearly flat and uncomfortable to sit on. Haynes…read moreFurniture who sold the Furniture to The Dump won't do anything about it. Don't buy from any company that gets furniture from Haynes Furniture. I can't believe this company won't stand behind their furniture.

Mark Lafferty, the owner of The Interior, is amazing. He does everything from remodeling to…read moreinterior design. They are great at taking what you have and using it with newer styles that are transitional and fresh. We used them to remodel our master suite and it was a complete transformation. We highly recommend them for anything from art and furniture to a complete remodel.

We love the Interior!!! They have the most beautiful and interesting pieces, I could spend hours…read morelooking around! Mark and his staff are fabulous, he has helped us furnish our first home and has been excellent. He has chosen things that fit our style and budget while also bringing items we would not have thought of ourselves and is extremely accommodating. Would recommend to anyone!!!

This is the best HomeGoods I've ever been to! They have a huge selection and the store is stocked…read morewall to wall with whatever you'd like. The store connects to TJ Maxx so you could spend hours here. They also share a checkout line so beware. It was really packed with people on Saturday, which caused a really long checkout line but the selection is absolutely worth it!

The store itself is large, the checkout line services both TJMaxx customers AND Home Goods…read morecustomers and for some reason, even though there are 10+ registers...they only run 1-2 at a time. The line wraps OUT of the maze and into the actual store. It's sad because I will find something I want but opt to leave it behind instead of standing in line for a min of 30min. And why do they not offer BOPIS? You cannot shop their items online and have them ready and paid to pick up. I see major flaws and opportunities that management just not seem to care to address. There are other locations without this issue, but the store is not as big.

This is place that you have to check frequently. 9 out of 10 times when I go in, I don't buy…read moreanything. But, boy, when that 1 out of 10 times hits, it's because I've found something really amazing at a fraction of the cost at the main store. For example, I paid thousands of dollars to the main store for furniture from the Tate Collection, and I found two more pieces to add to it at the outlet for around $200. This is high-quality, mid-century-modern furniture designed by this really awesome guy named Blake Tovin. The outlet's furniture might have minor wear and tear from being in a showroom or being returned by a customer. The sales staff ALWAYS points out any nicks or dings to me before I buy a piece. You can't return things to the outlet, so it's a demonstration of integrity that they want you to see what might be flawed, so that you aren't duped. Sometimes, however, there are absolutely no flaws, and you're buying something in perfect condition. I have been lucky in that regard. A bookshelf I bought had one scratch from where a sticker was stuck to it and had been scraped off. That scratch, still, would not have been discernible to me or someone walking by. Anyway, great sales staff and a great store for hunting for a bargain.

I'm not getting help and support on my order from the Knox Hendersen store, so maybe this Crate and…read moreBarrel location can assist me. I ordered a living room of furniture three months ago from Crate and Barrel (Ali was my designer). The furniture was picked up a month ago (mid April) by Fragilepak - the company that Crate and Barrel uses to deliver the furniture. Since then, it's been a complete lack of communication. It's been a month since the furniture was picked up by the logistics company. And after 4 calls to the logistics company, they told me to have Crate and Barrel reach out to them to address the many issues with my order (damaged merchandise, lack of communication from Crate and Barrel) along with it just sitting in a warehouse for the last month. I've contacted Crate and Barrel multiple times over the past month (both via email and via phone). They've basically taken a hands' off stance and told me to deal with FragilePak. I'm absolutely livid with the crappy service from Ali and the team at Crate and Barrel. There is still no resolution as of today and nobody at Crate and Barrel is lifting a finger to fix this shit show.

The selection is abundant, so anything you're looking for you'll find. While customer service isn't…read moreterrible, it's not amazing either. I've had employees pass by without smiling or asking if I need help and even at the register silent interactions. Home Goods has inconsistent value I'd say on items, but their kitchen, candles, and soaps are always a great value. I love finding the clearance areas once it's discounted to a fair amount to be considered clearance.

Not sure I will ever get tired of finding great deals at home goods. Always a great selection for a…read moregood price.

Ok, I have to be honest and say how much I miss shopping at Big Lots. I then found this store in…read moreSouth Irving! The store is located in the shopping center that includes Lowe's. I was a little surprised how messy the store was. I guess it had been busy and the clutter was from that? I found a few bargains, even when I was rushing. I encountered two staff members who were super personable and friendly. I will return to see what else I can find, but probably earlier in the day and when I have more time to shop.

This store is nasty!! The employees are rude, slow, and just dont care! Avoid like the tetanus shot…read moreyoull need touching the bathroom door!!

The Irby's sure know what they're doing in Oak Cliff. I can't imagine the area without their shops…read more They have brought a cozy, nostalgic, and welcoming atmosphere back to brick and mortar stores. I can't think of a place I would rather just be in than Outpost. From candles to vintage clothes, you can find affordable priced treasures here on the daily! Caroline Irby has done such an excellent job bringing intention back into the product she places on her shelves. Her collection ranges from local retailers and neighborhood vendors to women and black owned businesses. If there's ever a small business to support, it's these guys. While you're shopping grab a beer or swing next door for the best coffee of your life. Cowboys are back in Dallas!

From the owner: Outpost Fine Goods is a modern general store in Oak Cliff selling curated yet approachable products…read morefrom businesses we love and respect. Stop in for a complimentary drink while you shop and enjoy the company of kind folks in a calming environment.