We went to wander around and just see what we would find and we ended up finding two items to bring…read morehome with us. I think this tends to happen to most people when they walk into HomeGoods, you find something you didn't know you wanted and/or needed. This location is a little bit smaller than some of the others that we visited before and their selection can be hit or miss. Today's trip proved to be more of a miss as most of the items they had were not something that we were looking for. If you were looking for fake floral decorations, though they have about a quarter of their shop that has nothing but that.

I had a disappointing experience at HomeGoods with the manager, Giovanni. My son wanted a tumbler…read morethat had visible damage, so I politely asked if a discount could be applied. The cashier called the manager over, and Giovanni came by but was dismissive--he said it was a "defect" and not "damage," then simply walked away without giving any direction to the cashier or addressing my concern further. As a manager, that kind of response shows poor communication and lack of attention to customer concerns. It also set a poor example for the cashier, who was left unsure of how to proceed. Definitely not the level of service or leadership you'd expect from someone in a managerial position.

Cute gift shop that I love visiting every time. This has mostly home gift items and maybe some…read morejewelry, stuff for the babies, Christmas decor, things like that. Definitely a gift shop worth browsing and perhaps you can find something for that special someone.

This is a really cool winter Garden shop with lots of unique items such as jewelry,…read morecollege-related, and eclectic home decor related items. Very well appointed and a cool place to beat the heat. Friendly and welcoming service.

I love to visit Doxology - just because it is a calming experience to see all of the displays and…read morethe variety of merchandise. The owner and staff are friendly and welcoming. I bought a new wallet that will easily move from purse to bag or even my pocket. For Christmas, they had a lovely jewelry tree.

Have you ever been to a store that was as much fun to explore as it was to shop at? Doxology in…read moredowntown Winter Garden is just that. We visited for the first time on Small Business Saturday and were greeted upon entering. The store was busy and there is soooo much to look at and I'm not just talking about the items for sale. The decor is beautiful and feels extremely welcoming. There is a Santa in his sleigh with reindeer hanging from the ceiling, a collection of vintage ornaments behind the register area, and an altar where you can leave a prayer request or pick one to take and pray for that person. They carry apparel, home decor, devotionals, jewelry, and much more. This will be one of my new go to stores for gift giving ideas. We walked around for awhile and found some clothes to try on. Both my daughters and I found tops that were flattering and modest. The staff was friendly and checkout was efficient. We even shared an amusing moment during the checkout process in regards to one of the items I purchased. Also, I'm not sure if it was a promotion for Small Business Saturday but when we arrived home and put our items away, we noticed a surprise; they had placed a scarf inside the bag. Thank you all, we'll be back!

I love this place. It's cute, it has so many different items to shop for, and the owners I believe…read more(whoever works the register) are genuinely so kind. I needed one of their popular perfume rollers that always sell out by the time I come back into town and they not only reached out to the maker but contacted me when they were back in stock, held it aside for me. Going beyond for their customers is always respectable of any business and I believe deserves praise. I would recommend this place off that alone but there's so much more to the store. I love walking around and seeing new items in their themed/categorized area.

I absolutely LOVE Adjectives! They have some beautiful and unusual gifts and furniture. It's a…read moregreat place to get that core d a gift that has everything! The people that work there are helpful and friendly sky, but don't hover over you!

There are very few stores that can derail my self control in under five minutes, and World Market…read moreis absolutely one of them. The moment I walk through those doors, I am no longer a disciplined adult with a budget. I am on a treasure hunt. I have visited locations all over California and Florida, and every time I go, I have to mentally prepare myself. Part of me wishes there were one closer to where I live now, and part of me knows that is probably for my own financial protection because I would absolutely be there constantly. The international food section alone is enough to keep me wandering the aisles for an hour. After traveling through Europe, Asia, South America, the Mediterranean, and the Caribbean, there is something deeply satisfying about seeing specialty items from all over the world sitting right there on the shelf. No ordering online. No waiting for deliveries. No hoping the packaging survives shipping. Just reach out and grab it. It makes recreating flavors from past travels so much easier and far more fun. Then there is the furniture and décor. It is eclectic, global, colorful, and usually visually light. You are not going to find heavy, dark, traditional pieces anchoring a formal estate here. Instead, you get carved wood, woven textures, interesting silhouettes, and pieces that feel like they came from somewhere with a story attached. I gravitate toward the exotic details every single time. One of my favorite finds ever was a carved wooden fruit bowl with a sculpted handle on top and a completely unique design. It felt like something you would stumble upon in a market overseas and then carefully carry home in your suitcase. I also have a personal weakness for anything featuring lions, tigers, or leopards, so I always keep my eye out for those motifs when I am there. It is a dangerous game. There are so many things in that store that I have to start curbing my enthusiasm before I even walk through the door. Otherwise, I will convince myself that I absolutely need half the place. World Market is not just shopping for me. It is a treasure hunt with serious temptation attached.

It wasn't that this is a horrible experience, but this location recently went through inventory as…read morethe tags were still up all over the store. With that being said, it didn't seem like they had a lot. Although they are beginning to get their fall stuff and they've got some cute hand towels out. Outside of that I didn't find a whole lot this go around except for a couple of beverages and bags of chips.

I came with a member. Like always in a hurry.... But a customer service rep at a Costco table asked…read moreus if we had the Costco app? I'm not a member so I kept walking but my boss is and he stopped... Angela was the nicest, most patient person in the world with my boss! My boss has it but never uses the app....She Explained everyone ything, helped him to login onto the app, the entire "training session" didn't last long and by the end... I WAS SATISFIED AND CONSIDER MYSELF A " PRO" WITH THE APP! And I'm not a member!!! All this to say Angela is just awesome!

They wouldn't let me inside because I was using my wife's Costco card and she wasn't able to come…read morewith me. The guy at the front , his name was Zaid takes his little job too seriously. He said I need to call my wife and set up a card for me , as he took away the shopping cart I was holding. I don't want a card, I'm using my wife's card and that should be enough. I've come here a number of times with my wife and they didn't have any problem taking my money when I'm paying with my debit card. If it's that serious then they don't need our business.

When placing a 40% off sign, you need to do a better job of actually putting the sign next to the…read moreONE item in the section that is actually 40% off... especially since the majority of the products in that section are produced by companies with the word "paper" in their name. The marketing seems to be a bit misleading. Additionally, when checking out, I initially did not receive the 40% off for additional paper products I was purchasing. I had to request a price check. I was correct. I understand mistakes are made. My recommendation is each time you're in Hobby Lobby and there is a discount, take a picture of the discount and the display to have available at the check out counter in the event of a discrepancy.

Hobby Lobby is a national chain that opened its first location back in 1972 when David Green opened…read morethe first Hobby Lobby in northwest Oklahoma City, Oklahoma. They have since grown to close to a thousand locations. This is a pretty impressive accomplishment for any business. This particular location has a friendly team and I was able to get a bit of Christmas shopping out of the way. All in all, it was a positive experience.