I haven't been to one before and alway heard people talking about this store. First off I didn't…read moreknow what to expect about this place. I happened to be near one and gave it a shot. Just my opinion, it's a lower tier Ross type of store. Same concept with the racks of clothes. You scan through each racks looking for the good. Not much of a designer store as it seems like a lower ends line. Then you have the handbag and shoes department which was right by each other. Your usual bags and shoes but at least it was neat. I didn't really get a chance to walk through the whole place as it wasn't calling my name. It's a pretty decent size store. I would say that customers service was amazing. Right when you walked in, the welcome in greetings was from everyone. The cashier as well as the staff restocking the shelves. That part was great. I did pick up some flip flops as it was quite cheap. Don't know what the quality will be like but for the price, it's whatever. I believe it's quite affordable. Literally same concept as Ross but on the lower tier.

When i paid, I asked the woman at the register why she charged me a bag fee and she said there was…read morenone. Guess what? A bag fee was added. It's only 10 cents but be honest. It adds up if you do it to everyone. Bad customer service.

Dollar Tree really is stumbling. When .99 Only closed, Dollar Tree was swamped with new customers…read more Good for them. But the past three visits I find the shelves half empty, and can't find what I need. Like sodas. Sodas are "vendor managed" product's meaning the soda company delivers and restocks sodas. Yet the soda shelf is completely empty. I just go to Walmart like a lemming these days. Dollar Tree is a waste of time. Bring back .99 Only!

I love this TJ Maxx. It is BEAUTIFUL in here!! Everything is organized and stocked fully and this…read morestore is SPOTLESS!!! I've been to a lot of TJ Maxx stores but this one is the CLEANEST, MOST ORGANIZED store I have shopped at. I now make this location a MUST every time I'm in Palm Springs on vacation and I ALWAYS find something fabulous. This visit I purchased a gorgeous pair of Franco Sarto Tinsley Woven Mary Jane's ($39.99 here and $120.00 right now at a big box store) and a jumbo size bottle of St. Tropez Self Tanner ($19.99 here and $49.00 at other beauty store)......I will be back very soon!

This was, by far, one of the worst shopping experiences I have had, particularly when it comes to…read morecustomer service and professionalism. On October 9, 2026, at approximately 3:00 p.m., I visited the TJ Maxx location in Palm Springs to return a ring I had purchased the previous day at the Palm Desert location. After removing the tag and trying the ring on, I noticed that one of the stones was missing. This was a defect I had not noticed at the time of purchase. I immediately contacted the Palm Springs location to inquire about returning the item. When I arrived, the store manager, whose name I could not identify because her hair was covering her name badge, informed me that I had to return the ring to the original location where it was purchased. Despite having the receipt and all the required tags, she insisted that this was the policy and claimed there was signage at the jewelry counter stating that all jewelry returns must be made at the original location. However, the only signage I observed outlined the standard return policy, including the 30-day return window and the requirement to present the receipt and tags. I did not see any sign stating that jewelry purchased at one TJ Maxx location could not be returned to another. What should have been a simple return involving a defective item turned into an unnecessary discussion lasting approximately five minutes before the manager ultimately processed the return. I found the interaction disappointing and unprofessional. If a specific return restriction exists, customers should be informed of the actual policy clearly and accurately. Referring to signage that a customer cannot locate, particularly when the stated policy appears inconsistent with the information displayed, creates confusion and undermines trust. As a customer, I expect management to handle reasonable concerns professionally, communicate store policies accurately, and make an effort to resolve issues without unnecessary confrontation. I understand that individual store procedures may vary, but that does not excuse a dismissive approach or the failure to provide clear, verifiable information. I am requesting that this interaction be reviewed and that the company clarify its policy regarding cross-location jewelry returns. Customers should not have to argue with a store manager over a return involving a defective product when they have proof of purchase and the required documentation. I hope this feedback is taken seriously and used as an opportunity to reinforce customer service standards and ensure that customers are treated with professionalism and respect.

We love Big Lots! It's a reliable fun place with a big variety of foods from all over the world…read more They all closed where I used to live:( They are so popular..,makes no sense:)

We love Big Lots and this is our "go-to" location for all of our desert home needs. It's not the…read moremost beautiful store, but they always have everything we're looking for and even some things we weren't. The staff is always friendly and very helpful, and there's plenty of parking. TIP: Sign-up for their Rewards Club; you often receive 20% off coupons and semi-monthly free deals (i.e. Snickers bar, Caramels, sports drinks, etc.)

Awonderbox is a liquidator/resale charity thrift store that is very small, but beautiful. You know…read morewhen you find a little business working hard to serve the community, but nowhere near the size and reach of an American Cancer Society Discovery Shop or, more locally to this desert region, Revivals? Well that's what I found today when I walk into Awonderbox. The mission is to service women, children, Veterans and homeless through discounted resale goods. Betty was holding down the shop when Hubs and I walked into Awonderbox and she is an absolute DELIGHT! There is a good supply of familiar BB&B items, but the ticketed price seemed average. Betty explained that the linens are all 50% off the ticketed price and everything else is UP TO 50% off the ticketed price. Ok, NOW we're talking. A great example was a Bee&Willow TWIN sheet set for $14! An Everhome Egyptian Cotton 700 thread count flat King/CalKing sheet is $50. There are some clothes, with tags on, nothing second hand, but it seems the key items came from a 2024 liquidation of BB&B inventory. If you are a crafty Cricket person, Awonderbox did seem to have A LOT of fancy Cricket paper rolls and items to use with Cricket. Also some kitchen items and some pretty jewelry. We selected a much need LARGE black sunscreen for our SUV and also some fitted sheet corner fasteners. I recently bought a 2pc set of these from Amazon and paid $8, this set was 25% off the ticketed price of $10, so $7.50, buuuuut there were 4pcs in this set. SCORE! While it's helpful to know all the linens are 50% off the ticketed price, it would be even MORE HELPFUL to know what the discount is on other items. Our window sunscreen was 25% off, which made it juuust a bit over $14. That's fine, but hardly a liquidation price. And poor Betty couldn't tell us what the discounted price was going to be on our iuntil she entered it into the desktop computer and THAT point of sale was set up to ask if we would be paying with cash or card before she could proceed. Looking over the counter at the monitor, it seemed as if it was set up for color coded stickers determining the discount. That would be a really simple strategy, and maybe the bugs are getting workout for that plan. I would definitely stop in regularly to see what comes into Awonderbox, but more so to visit with Betty. Cheers! "CC"

I have driven by PS HomeBoys in downtown Palm Springs so many times over the years and always meant…read moreto go inside, but somehow I never seemed to have the time. Now that I finally do, it feels like I am getting a second chance to see the places I missed when I used to live here. PS HomeBoys had always been on my radar and the moment I walked in I understood why. I absolutely love the vibe of this place. The showroom feels like the perfect expression of the Palm Springs design spirit. It is bright, colorful, creative, and unapologetically mid-century modern while still feeling fresh and current. The shop was founded by interior designer Jeremy Taylor together with his partner Niels Kosman, and you can really feel that designer's eye throughout the space. Every piece feels intentional, from the furniture and lighting to the artwork and wallpaper. Nothing feels random or mass-produced. It feels curated. Palm Springs has such a strong design identity and PS HomeBoys captures it perfectly. Walking through the store feels like stepping into the kind of home you see in the iconic desert architecture that made this city famous. It is easy to imagine how these pieces would work in a stylish desert home or even a vacation rental, which makes sense because they also help stage and design homes around the area. For anyone who appreciates great interior design, mid-century style, or just wants to browse something different from the usual furniture stores, this place is absolutely worth visiting. I am honestly glad I finally made the time to go inside after all these years. Sometimes you pass by a place for years without stopping, and then when you finally do you realize you should have gone in a long time ago. This is definitely one of those spots.

PS Homeboys is a very unique boutique in Palm Springs. We browsed around for a while. The staff…read more(owners perhaps?) were friendly and funny. We never felt hurried or pressured. We didn't buy anything, but I found a ton of really cool things that I wanted to take home with me. It is probably a good thing we rode to Palm Springs with our friends in a small SUV rather than our pick-up truck. I would've filled the truck! I definitely want to return with a high limit credit card. LOL! The giant Lava Lamp was rad!

You should never come to a place hoping to find something specific. Most of the times, the…read moreJewels that you find tends to be something you're not looking for. I've been in here a few times and normally I have no expectations of finding anything. But the last few times, I have walked out with some fun things. A pair of shorts that still had the tags on. I don't think it's been worn or it could have been used for a styling shot. And this visit, I actually found some pieces that I already had a collection of so it was amazing to add to it. Never did I think I would find something like that. Also, a pair of lamps that looked amazing and falls with the mid century theme. Prices are great on some items while others, you think they're ridiculous. I also found out that weekday deals happen. This week anything with a blue tag was half off and that was for all departments. Another thing that was great to know, any of the electrical items has a week grace period incase you need to return it. That's something nice to know. Today score, a pair of mid century lamps for 29.99 for the pair. There's a few locations scattered throughout the valley which is nice. Also this location has a donation center where you could just drive up and drop things off. I've dropped off loads of things prior. If you like treasure hunting, this could be fun for you. Who doesn't love a good deals.

This was at least our second Angel view and our fourth or fifth thrift store that we visited…read moreAs soon as I walked in, I saw a necklace in the behind the counter that I really had to try I jokingly say because it's copper color and my name is Penny Anyway, I love all the thrift stores in the Desert Better prices than the thrift stores in Riverside

OK first off "THAT'S RIDICULOUS" if you do not know what I mean when i said that then you missed…read morethe best part of the Street Fair - the peeler guy was great!! Useful items!! Best Breakfast and Lunch meal is Slothful Waffle's. Best waffle you will ever eat at a Street Fair. Great time live in Washington State but plan to travel down once a year to visit this street fair.

I really enjoy this market. Not everything is well priced, but you'll often run into people with…read moregreat sales or who are going out of business. I got a bag of wonderful costume jewelry here. Also, I really enjoyed the dates- especially the bahri dates. Also got 2 of the best avocados I've had in a while at this market - a buck a piece. Parking is easy. There's plenty of food available if you're hungry.

This is 10 steps above a thrift store. I went to a thrift store earlier and was overwhelmed with…read moretoo many choices of boring items. I went into Bazaar and found a top that was unique and beautiful--something that I hadn't seen anywhere else. Linda has very nice things in her shop. I asked if she would take less for what I wanted, and she said "yes"!

A vintage store owned & ran by Linda Stewart, located in downtown Palm Springs. She is very…read morefriendly & has a lot of amazing knowledge & stories of the local pop culture scene. She sells many vintage items, all in outstanding condition. Very good items for the value.

We really like this store. They have so many cute and sexy dresses and jewelry. The prices are very…read morereasonable. The staff are very nice and friendly. We always stop by for new jewelry and seasonal dresses. You can complete the sets with hats and handbags too :)

Located right on the downtown strip. Fun and unique women's clothes. It looked like the prices…read moreranged a bit depending on the item. Super cute dresses! Lots of handbags, jewelry, and other accessories too. Staff is also very friendly and attentive! I got the cutest pair of patchwork style pants for a good price and I love them! I'm fairly tall and they were the perfect length! I suggest stopping in if you're nearby.