Wow... The Rockville / Bethesda location is ready for the holidays…read more The store looks fantastic . Very clean and very organized. Tons of stuff for all locations. Very good prices and selections.

I've never met a Home Goods that I didn't like, until I visited this one!…read more Sure, it's huge and carries an extremely large amount of items for every single space inside and outside your home, but the customer service absolutely sucks! I was eye to eye with at least 6 employees and NONE of them spoke, offered assistance, or seemed to care about me being an actual paying customer. I guess discussing their happy hour plans was more important than assisting the customers. After I grabbed the items I wanted, I got in line. I saw that register one was open and didn't have any customers, so I proceeded to it. Instead of letting me know she wasn't open, I had to ask and the cashier said, "we are open, not ready for you yet." Rude and should've been handled much better, but whatever. I then head back to the line but another line opened up. As soon as I approach, the cashier said, "no, she's next!" Talking about the woman behind me. I said, "No! I'm next. I just went to register one and they're not open!" She apologized and said she thought I came the wrong way into the line. Now, why would I do that? I can clearly see where the line starts and ends and I clearly understand the concept of a line! That interaction was the icing on the cake. I won't be returning to this location. Home Goods in Rockville, do better!

Wonderful Holiday Treats & Customer Service! My friend/I…read morevisited Rodman's last weekend for sweet/salty treats & Rodman's holiday sale. She loves chocolate especially dark chocolate. I introduced her to "Baci" Chocolate a candy from Italy, varieties of milk & dark chocolate stuffed w/hazelnuts also on sale. I enjoy them during the holidays. And purchased the milk chocolate version & a salty treat. Well she noticed the dark chocolate display was empty. She asked a store associate if more "Baci" dark chocolate was available? A young man checked inventory & found none. Then he checked some other display & found (2) bags-"Baci" dark chocolate candy. My friend was thrilled & appreciated his diligence. This is a Wonderful example of outstanding customer service. See Photo!

To anyone who's ever been mistreated by this staff--don't stay silent. File a complaint with the…read moreMontgomery County Alcohol Board. You have rights as a consumer and as a human being. No one should be verbally harassed, mocked, or intimidated over wine. Shut it down. I've been a loyal customer at Rodman's Wine, Beer & Gourmet for quite some time. However, my recent experience was deeply upsetting and completely unacceptable. I walked in after a facial treatment (still healing, visibly wearing recovery cream), and was met with inappropriate behavior by a male employee who aggressively questioned my age while examining my ID--despite it clearly stating my birth year. Instead of conducting himself professionally, he loudly announced my birth year in front of other customers, challenged me on my age, and insisted I declare it aloud. This was not only invasive but also deeply humiliating. When I asked why that was necessary, he escalated the situation by telling me to "lower my voice" or I wouldn't be allowed back in the store. That is not customer service--that's verbal intimidation and public shaming. To the woman at the register who knows me and treated me with grace--thank you. To management: You should be ashamed to have someone representing your business like that. After the disturbing behavior, three men came outside the storefront looking around casing the parking lot--an apparent attempt to intimidate. Thankfully, my husband was made aware immediately and we will be filing a report. Women should not be made to feel unsafe for simply buying a bottle of wine. To anyone who's ever been mistreated or disrespected by the staff at this location: File a formal complaint with the Montgomery County Alcohol Board. You are not alone--and this kind of behavior should never be tolerated.

Great things, friendly people, clean, well-organized, easy to find, fun to look around, always find…read moregreat new unexpected storage solutions plus fun things along the theme of organization, such as paper clips in various shapes or cool rubber bands and things like that!

Looking for a cute little container or a big container for storage? Well, you have come to the…read moreright place. I really like the variety of storage options. They have things for your desk or office. Also, containers for the bathroom, which is where I was today. I have also purchased toy containers and boxes to hold books from my classroom. The possibilities are endless. The quality of their merchandise is high quality, so you pay a little more. But, I would much rather pay more and have the product last. Service was great, they have people servicing the sales floor and at the counters. If you need a container, chances are The Container Store has one to fit your needs.

Megamart Supermarket is amazing. Parking is difficulty, but the endless options of amazing eats…read moreawaits you here. The produce overall is cheap, save for avocados, which was more expensive than large format stores in the area. There are a lot of different types of cheese, arepas, and sausages. Do not skip out on the homemade tortillas. You pay at the front and pick up your order st the back of the store.

The yellow onions were all going bad but the other food was pretty well stocked and good k think…read more The cashier seemed a bit upset at me for some reason. However i think theres a lot of other random things Hispanic people may need that are here

Shopping at Marshall's is like digging for a buried treasure. My friend talked me into joining her…read moreat Marshalls, after we had lunch. I have no idea how, but she found 2 cute purses. One was the latest basket style purse and another had a brown and white fabric. She had the patience of a saint and went through all the clothing and accessories they had to offer. The price of her purses was very reasonable and she bought them both. I on the other hand, looked around, found nothing, and left. Marshall's is good, if you know how to find their buried treasure. My friend has it down pat!

I got a package of underwear from Marshall's. I was in and out. I wish Marshalls had a better…read moreselection of men's underwear. Many of the items that they carry our boxer briefs. I'm an old-school guy. How about the traditional boxers?

Jay was helpful. First He kept the store open right at 7 PM when I showed up not knowing they were…read moreclosing. He allowed me to browse, and I found something I wanted but didn't know the measurement of my space. So when I came back the next time, the item was still there. Jay remembered me and was helpful - he gave me a great deal. I will be back.

I stumbled upon their outlet part of the website in looking for some new furniture. I emailed and…read morethe manager yousser was very responsive and connected me with a sales rep Lisa. Because everything was closed she was able to help me by taking pictures of the items i wanted to buy. The website also had issues so she helped me buy the items. The delivery guys were quick to get everything set up and wore masks and then left. They did leave one piece of small trash which could have been by accident it wasnt big and noticeable like a box would be. I was scared of a C rating but now i have confidence i can buy more C items and be satisfied. Best part was they had a memorial day weekend sale for an additional 50% off their already low pricing!

This is a pretty good thrifting location. I mostly shop for clothes and they had a big selection…read moreand changing rooms. I wish the shoes were in one spot and organized by size, but I recognize they're using the space they have. The clothes are very well organized and there was someone reorganizing and adding new items while I was there. Goodwill has weekly sales of specific tagged items, so keep an eye out and sign up for their loyalty program.

I was in the mood to go thrifting recently and asked a few of my friends what areas would be good…read moreto get some steals. I was told this area would fit the bill. So after looking around and finding a spot, I headed out. Made my way here and the area was still reeling from the storm that rolled through. The parking lot was a mess and even though they had just opened, they were jammed. I found one of the remaining parking spots near the store and made my way inside. I was expecting a rather expansive area on the inside only to find out that it is much smaller. Not usually a problem, but when it came to browsing, it made for a much more bothersome experience. I would spot an item, want to take a look at it and then promptly be pushed out of the way with another customer with a cart. I was beginning to get frustrated when I decided that I would give it another go. I came here to find an item to put my remotes in and kept going through the housewares section. I had in mind what I wanted, couldn't quite find it. When I did, you could tell it was cheaply made with the Goodwill mark up. I was about to give up when I spotted the endcaps filled with random items. I saw one particular piece and decided this would fit the bill until something else might come along. I quickly went through the clothing but when it comes to clothing for men, this place is severely lacking. Compared to the women's section, it is about quarter the size. Checking out was fast. I paid for my purchase and was back outside.

Great finds!!! Always has a sale attached the current one I saw and always had friendly staff to…read moregreet you. The price for things can be a little high, but since they are always running discounts it actually works out really well. Lots of great vintage and antique items, pretty good about having lower prices in damaged items. Overall, really cool place.

I don't recommend patronizing this business because they attempted to charge me hundreds of dollars…read morefor a small piece of furniture that was supposed to be on sale. I visited there for the first time today and had selected several items. The saleswoman informed me of the color discounts in effect today. One of items I selected was a hexagonal side table. On to was a sticker with a price of $35 and the words "red sticker!" That meant the sale price was to be 25 percent off $35. I brought the sticker to the saleswoman and informed her that I was interested in the table. I asked if she could keep the sticker so she will know to hold the item when I was ready to pay. She looked confused and then told me that she wasn't sure that was the actual price for the table. I informed her that the sticker was firmly on that table. Later, she started explaining that she wasn't sure that that was the right price for the table because it had been listed on Facebook marketplace by the shop owner for a different price. She scrolled through her phone and found the purported listing for the table, which was priced at about $235. I told her I prefer to pay the price that was on the sticker that had been attached to the table. No other price sticker was on the table. I asked her if she could ask the shop owner who apparently is on vacation. She texted the shop owner and then informed me that the shop owner apparently said the sticker did not belong on that table. I couldn't see the text that she was attempting to show me. And how would I know it's the shop owner? This table was a 70s style piece of furniture that was veneered and had gold metal handles. It definitely was not worth $235. The shop apparently was trying to sell the item on Facebook marketplace as a mid-century modern piece of furniture. The $35 plus the discount was definitely a fair price. At that point, I told the saleswoman that the situation was shady, and I wasn't going to buy anything from the shop. I left.