I love coming to this hobby lobby as other ones they always have sales with I feel I live for their…read moreselection here and the staff is helpful . They have many things to choose from and great isles with sales I like how they organize by theme makes it easier to find what you need or want . Everything I've bought usually last a good minute so I can't complain definitely my go to hobby lobby.

Not to single out this location…read more.. I seriously do not like Hobby Lobby, no matter the location. I will say the music was pleasant, the selection okay, and the store was clean, but they need to understand that they're missing out on certain communities of people. The first, us Neuro Spicy brained people/autistics. Not a single sign whatsoever on what's where, what's down the aisle, nothing. It becomes very overwhelming and stressful. The second group of people? Any and all with a bad neck. Not having signage, forces us to look down each and every aisle before going in it, causing someone like me with a birth defect and cervical instability to become very dizzy. Yes, I could have asked for help, but I chose to familiarize myself with the store. Not realizing years and years since I've been in one, they still don't have any signs at the end of their aisles. Is it laziness? I have no idea, but as a highly creative in many areas, I'm done with Hobby Lobby. As an art store, GET CREATIVE, and put up some signs.

This is the one holiday boutique that I look forward to and try not to miss each year. By being…read moreheld in early November, there are still some harvest / Thanksgiving decorations available, and lots of Christmas-themed items, naturally. The organizers seek to curate a mix of vendors with everything from clothing to jewelry to home decor to stocking stuffers to tasty sweets and snacks to collectibles, and more. There are many sellers to visit in the large ballroom, plus another meeting space across the hall. Each of the vendors I spoke with seemed happy to be there and grateful for the opportunity to present their items, answer questions, etc. I picked up a couple of unique gifts, and a few festive accessories for myself. Dear Hubby joined me, and our daughter and granddaughter also came out to meet us and go through the show. The little one (she's 5) liked Everything and wanted Almost Everything. It was fun to see all the displays through her eyes as I held her tiny hand. We appreciated the little treats of tiny pieces of festive cake, plus punch, at the entrance table. That's an added little bonus of attending this boutique.

Great items & sweet ladies! Been going for years with my POD & really look forward to it every…read moreyear. Seeking Nov 2025 dates now!

Although I don't shop out & about as much as I used to, a trip to HomeGoods will usually improve my…read moremood. There's always so much to see there. I like looking for small accents for the kitchen, and they usually deliver. We have a coffee bar, which I like to change out the decor accessories on seasonally. Little 6 inch decorative plates fit perfectly on a mug holder and serve as a place to place mugs while adding sweetener and creamer, saving the mat underneath from spills. I've found really cute ones at HomeGoods, always for a great price versus other options online or around town. Speaking of coffee bar needs - HG carries many options for flavor syrups, as well as other gourmet goodies. I usually go home with at least several items from their specialty food department. Prices reflect a good savings over retail establishments. I usually check out their seasonal kitchen towels. I like that they stock lots of 100% cotton ones. Have picked up some cute mugs for the aforementioned coffee bar. Come to think of it, the large metal mug holder came from HG, too. Just before Christmas I stopped in for last minute shopping. Picked up a few items for our son-in-law's bar, plus cute nutcracker-themed wrapping paper and gift bags. I was able to find everything I needed to round out my shopping list. Mission accomplished! Although there was a long time at checkout, it moved pretty quickly. They could have used at least two more cashiers. It might have been break time when I was there. The woman who helped me get my items scanned was still sporting a smile though it had to have been a long day for her and it was five days till Christmas. Kudos to their staff for keeping the store looking fresh even so close to the big day.

I really like this home goods it has a lot of stuff for good prices and its organized and clean…read more The customer service is very good all staff is nice, only reason I put 4 is because I wish they had more furniture and drawers like the one on Corbin in the valley but other than that I enjoyed coming here.

I've been to the Habitat for Humanity ReStore in Simi Valley four or five times now, and every…read morevisit has been a great experience. The staff is consistently friendly, welcoming, and helpful. The first time I went in was right before Christmas, when I had just moved into my new home and needed a dining room table for Christmas dinner. I was able to find exactly what I needed, and they even helped me load it into my car. I later went back and found a family room table at a great price as well. Most recently, I stopped in looking for a single cabinet knob to replace one that was missing--and once again, they came through. Their selection is impressive, even for small items, and the people who work there are always kind and willing to help. Great prices, great selection, and genuinely friendly people. I highly recommend the Habitat for Humanity ReStore in Simi Valley.

The customer service is really good. Everyone there tries to be very helpful…read more However the prices on most items our way too expensive. For instance if I am looking at most of there lighting I can get the same light fixtures Brand new and cheaper on Wayfair or overstock.com delivered with the ability to return. Whoever does their pricing is way out of touch with what used furniture thrift store furniture should cost they have the same furniture week after week because it's priced way too high. Therefore defeating the purpose of habitat humanity. If you're really looking for a good habitat for humanity the one in Oxnard is excellent five star review great customer service great prices and their furniture is constantly turning over so there's constantly new stuff because everything is priced reasonably Do yourself a favor and skip the Simi Valley store go to the Oxnard store have a great experience and be able to purchase items at reasonable and fair pricing .

Nice surprises in home furnishings as in $15 vases for $5. definitely worth browsing around for the…read moregreat deals.

I recently came across this boutique from a friend's recommendation. It's fun to walk around to…read moresee the old and new treasures. I like some booths more than others. The main one that keeps me going back is Aaliyah's Collection's booth. I love the stuff in her collection. I'm loving the vases and decor she offers. Since I have found out about this place a few months ago, I have been 4 times now. The pieces in this collection have helped me update my home. Almost everytime I have been in, the one gentleman is so nice and always helps me carry things to my car. He is always so nice and helpful.

Amazing shop! Great antiques, vintage, farmhouse decor and furniture. Also, lots of handmade and…read moreupcycled items.

Great store! Very well organized and a wide variety of items. I found this place a few months ago…read morewith my friend and have loved coming back to shop.

Second story is hands down the absolute best thrift shop in Simi Valley! It has the best prices and…read moreis so thoughtfully put together, clean and organized. The store is run completely by volunteers allowing the profits to go to the source of need in ending sex trafficking (providing homes, mentors, and love for the children, women and men pulled from the industry). When you shop and donate at second story you are blessing and loving someone in need.

Such unique items! Love this place! Love the girls up front!! Perfect place for finding gifts and…read moredecor.

Yes, please! Would love more time to browse this charming collective of vintage dealer spaces…read more After initially discovering this wonderful treasure of a boutique several months ago, we have returned multiple times. Dear Hubby has been super happy to learn of Mike's Clocks, especially. DH retired as a jeweler and watch enthusiast/dealer, and the love runs deep still. I was cleaning and found a unique acrylic-surround clock from the late 50s or early 60s that he'd forgotten about. He took it to Mike for cleaning and evaluation. In a couple days Mike called and said that cleaning and lubricating was all it needed. He gave tips for how to keep the movement safe (use it on a surge protector, as a power spike would likely fry the works). I fell into the rabbit hole of one of their crafty vendors who makes letter signs out of found metal objects. Creating a "J" out of a claw hook, topped with a bottle opener, fastened to a distressed piece of wooden board is an example of the craftiness. All of the pieces utilize things that might have been discarded as old, beat-up, possibly no longer useful. Their rag-tag appearance, when repurposed into new display pieces celebrates American manufacturing, back in its heyday. The hardware also reminds me of all the "pieces - parts" my grandfather used to collect in his garage. Nostalgia for days! We now own four of these small remnants of the past, but that may not be the end of it. The shop owners encourage diving into collecting the letters, by having displays spelling out "SPRING", "CELEBRATE", etc. Possibilities are endless! The various vendors do a wonderful job of freshening their spaces, keeping current with seasonal changes. Some of the accent furniture is repurposed, having undergone a milk paint treatment. Great prices, friendly staff. Keep a sharp eye out for treasures, lest another shopper snag one before you do!

OMG this place is a God send! Dropped off 12 old cushions and they quickly created patterns and…read morebrand new cushions with new Sunbrella material! Pricy sure...but quality is A1 !

Amazing work, top notch quality!! Had an old patio set…read morethat we refurbished and needed the finishing touches. Boy, they really provided that. Set looks like it came from the showroom, Thank you Anna and David..

I stopped by this Bath and Body works to look at gifts I can get my wife for Valentine day. I was…read morealready in the Simi Valley Town Center where this store is located in so it was convenient for me. I thought they were closed at first because the store looked so emptied inside but had the light on. When I walked inside, I was the only customer inside and there was two ladies working. They greeted me and asked if I needed any help but I was just browsing. You do not get cellular reception in here if you have TMobile so be aware but one of the worker told me I could connect to their guest WiFi. I didn't find something I could get for my wife but I found something to get for my daughter. The price was reasonable so I got it. They didn't have a lot of sales going on right now but it's usually during the holiday.

As my husband will attest, I am crazy for Bath & Body Works. I tell myself that I'll cool it on…read moregetting a new scent as the seasons change, because I have so many from past years that I can bring out again. This year they really hooked me in with some of their special partnership promotions. First it was special releases for "Emily in Paris". How could I resist those?! Not too long after that it was Disney Princesses. Our Sweet Granddaughter's middle name is a tribute to one of the princesses, so of course I stocked up on the scent, body cream, hand sanitizer, and hand soap of that fragrance. They've also made me a fan of their Gingham line of scents. Over the past few years I've acquired many of those releases. The good news is that they are long-lasting; the scents don't go bad prematurely. The pretty graphics and pleasing colors also make it so that I can enjoy displaying the containers in several spots in our bathrooms to add visual interest. I actually do use up some of the products each season, too. If I finish two containers and only buy one, eventually the stash diminishes. At least that's the theory. My favorite body care products are the shower scrubs. Sometimes they are sugar-based, and others might be more salt-based. Some have a silken glow, but still have exfoliating properties. They're great for keeping elbows and heels soft. Lately, BBW has reduced the number of seasonal offerings of the shower scrubs. Some of the ones they are selling are overly sweet florals. I wish they would shake it up more. I'll be keeping an eye on that. Service at this location is friendly and helpful. They keep the merchandising fresh and interesting. Having a small sink to be able to sample the soaps is a nice touch. Belonging to their rewards program yields free products pretty rapidly. Also, they offer special deals all the time on a rotating basis.