It's a great shop. Many unusual fun items! Don't think I've ever not found a treasure.read more

What a great walk down memory lane for me...I really enjoyed taking in each section and the items…read morefor sale here since they reminded me of my Nana's & Mother's love of antiques, folk art, quilting, crocheting and nick-nacks... The space inside was huge. Something for everyone here. Great gift items. *They teach crafting classes here. Worth checking out on their website. ~ and that's all I have to say about that...

Floor and Decor has the best employees. They're helpful, knowledgeable, and are always taking the…read moreextra mile to provide amazing customer service. This location was no different. I had been eying these tiles for a while and the only location that had it was here. I gave them a call, confirmed that they had what I needed, and got there right before closing. They helped me out quickly and I was on my way. Shoutout to their great return policy too!

Service is excellent everyone in the store was extremely knowledgeable about their products and…read morethere is a plentiful selection of product ... rare and unique marble and porcelain as well as ceramic tiles. The price range varies from low to high end I'd recommend taking your time and looking at all the different options and coming in with a general idea of what one would like.

Located in a larger, lower area of the Eastland Shopping Center, this store faces the very busy 10…read more(San Bernardino) freeway. The store is very clean and well-organized. Employees are very helpful and friendly, and can often be seen restocking merchandise. The variety of products is very helpful and fun, as customers can find new items for just about anything they want to decorate or add life to an existing home or garden project. Prices are fairly reasonable, though you will find a few items a little higher here than at other stores. Overall, this is a fun place to shop.

Gonna start off by saying that I generally have a great experience at Hobby Lobby. The store is…read morealways fully stocked and very organized. During my last visit, I was disappointed. I walked into the store and noticed it was really crowded. That being said, I went straight to the rear, grabbed some supplies that I needed, and walked directly to the register area. As I approached the area there were 3 cashiers. I went and stood in one of the lines that seemed endless. After waiting for approximately 10 min, the cashier looked at several customers, including myself, and stated he was closed. Very frustrated, I walked to a different line. Since I was desperate and in need of the merchandise, I stayed and waited patiently until it was my turn to pay. My main complaint was not the amount of time I stood in line or the amount of customers. It was the way the closed line was handled. If a line is closed, there needs to be a sign or some indication that the line is closed. A customer should not have to stand in line for any period of time, only to be told it is closed. That's poor management, and customer service in my opinion. During the holidays, Hobby Lobby should have more cashiers. That place is always crowded, and it would be nice to know that you are not gonna be standing in a line for 30 min before you can return or purchase. I

We placed an order for 2 cans of chalk paint on Amazon that Knot Too Shabby fulfilled. Only 1 can…read moreshowed up, and if you've ever tried to get ahold of someone at Amazon, you know what a pain it is. So we called Michelle directly, hoping she could help. She was SUPER friendly AND helpful and said she would get the 2nd can sent out right away. We will definitely be ordering all of our Annie Sloan products directly through Knot Too Shabby from now on!!

I participated in one of their online workshops, which I thought was a great idea in light of…read moreeverything happening surrounding COVID. I initially signed up because I thought the tree was cute and wanted some more Christmas decor, and the price of the workshop was really reasonable, so I thought why not? The workshop far exceeded my expectations in terms of ease and information! Michele was super knowledgeable about the materials/paint/techniques, and it inspired me to start dabbling into the idea of painting some of my own furniture. Or at least some of my own pieces rather than buying them at Hobby Lobby! :p It was super easy to pick up the materials, and there was more than enough leftover for using the materials for another DIY project. Can't wait to try one of their in-person workshops!

I came back here for lunch with my daughter and we both love the food at the restaurant. We both…read moreordered the meatballs platter and salmon salad. They taste so delicious that our stomach was so full we went walking around the store and bought a few items. IKEA prices are pretty reasonable, we bought couple of lamps and pillows. The cookies looked good so we bought a couple of packages. After shopping, we went to grab ice cream, they have the best soft serve! We paid with credit card and I realized that I supposed to redeem with the credit voucher but I forgot. The lady was so kind to reverse the transaction for me. We will be back again soon for the food lol

IKEA is less of a furniture store and more of a Scandinavian escape room where the grand prize is…read moreeventually finding the exit. You walk in thinking, "I just need a shelf." Three hours later you're wandering through a fake Swedish apartment carrying a lamp named BLÖRGENFLÜGEN, questioning every decision that brought you to this moment. There are no shortcuts. There is no freedom. You WILL see the kitchens. You WILL see the bedrooms. You WILL walk through 14 living rooms. IKEA doesn't have aisles. It has a plot. And apparently the adventure doesn't necessarily end when you buy something. Customer complaints across review sites repeatedly describe delivery problems, missing or damaged pieces, refund delays and customer service frustration. Then comes assembly. IKEA hands you 173 pieces of wood, 46 screws, three mysterious metal objects and an instruction booklet containing absolutely no words. Just a little cartoon man smiling. WHY IS HE SMILING? Six hours later the bookshelf is leaning 11 degrees to the left, you have four screws remaining, your relationship is under federal investigation, and suddenly that cartoon man feels disrespectful. And heaven help you if something is missing. IKEA's own support pages have dedicated instructions for missing merchandise and replacement parts, which feels less like customer service information and more like foreshadowing. The meatballs are good, though. Which might actually be IKEA's greatest psychological achievement. They put you through a furniture-based hostage situation and halfway through go: "Would you like some gravy?" Yes. Yes, I would. Because I've been trying to locate the checkout since Tuesday. IKEA doesn't sell furniture. IKEA sells side quests. The dresser is just what you receive after defeating the final boss with an Allen wrench. Zero stars. Although I'll probably be back. I still need the matching nightstand.

I love shopping at World Market. This store is literally a 10/10…read more They literally carry EVERYTHING that I absolutely love, such as wine, kitchen gadgets, Hello Kitty tote bags, skin care, home decor, stationery, plants, candles, clothes, furniture... need I say more? There's always these huge clearance sale deals that are just to hard to skip. I can find snacks here that are only available in my home country (Hong Kong). They also carry so many different types of wine that are less expensive than other stores. If you have not been to World Market, you are really missing out!

Can't believe I've lagged on shopping at World Market for so long! Although the Pasadena location…read moreis closer to me, I'm frequently in the IE/SGV area a lot. They have an expansive range of snacks, some I'd beg my friends to bring back to the US when they travel. There's a good selection of Milkia chocolates, although I do wish they would stock some Swiss brands like Sprungli. They do carry Lindt, but not exclusive flavors. I don't mind waiting as they have many options. The real gems I found here are in the kitchen and dining section. They have some of the cutest kitchenware like strawberry themed jars, froggy glass cups, and sardine plates. For the matcha hobbyists, there are plenty of whisks and chawan bowls at reasonable prices. I've even scored two Hello Kitty cups from their clearance section. Nice employees here are definitely a plus. I prefer to be left alone, but they are quite helpful at the register. Take advantage of their membership for their perks. Returning for more great buys.

First time shopper to this store…read more I had never stepped foot in a Home Goods store and I LOVED it!! The store was bustling with energy from all the Christmas shoppers, the store was a little messy but I loved maneuvering my way through the jungle of furniture, home decor, Christmas decorations etc.. Prices are reasonable, the quality of the merchandise appears to be very good, the selection of items is great, employees were very helpful and friendly and the overall vibe was positive.

Hello!, I am so excited!…read more I went into Home Goods looking for a a beautiful round wood tray. I didn't see any that I liked. I didn't want it to be ornate, no handles, just streamlined to make my decorative pieces stand out. My husband knows how much I like hearts, and he found one. It's large, beautiful teak wood! Just a gorgeous piece to add to an Oak end table. I also was looking for silk wire orchid plant which was our wedding flowers. My husband said what about this one and It has two branches with movement. ? It's perfect.! I absolutely love the two pieces. Since we have big dogs, we cannot skip the dog toy aisle. So we picked up a huge snake and a huge rope and two balls. Our dogs love their new toys. Thank you Home Goods!

I have found some really great things here. The owner, Ceda, is always kind and helpful - and…read morewilling to negotiate on prices, particularly if you buy several things at once. The newel post lamp of Athena she sold me is one of those things you keep for a lifetime.

They have a big variety of choices here. A lot to explore : furniture, dishes , rare odds and ends…read more. You need to check out every nook and cranny. I like that they have sales too . Cida is always friendly and knowledgeable. She'll help you find what you are looking for. Great value

Wow!!! This store is one of my greatest finds to date in beautiful downtown Covina…read more It's on Badillo, just past Citrus. It's actually a store of many vendors. The vendors rent space within this store, so the assortment of items is vast. From the collector spoons and jewelry to pianos and real furs!! The most difficult thing about this store is self control! There are so very many fabulous finds here. It was very hard to stop shopping. I made my purchase, tried to leave the store, then made another purchase and forced myself to leave ! The people who run this store are friendly and helpful. Even with the thousands of items for sale, they know what they have and where it is! Amazing. I purchased an antique rabbit skin coat as well as an antique leopard skin jacket and a silver cake knife. The prices are surprisingly inexpensive! This store is a must! I will visit regularly.

It says it opened at 9 .. It's 11:34 and still not open .. I called and asked when they will be…read moreopen and she said in 30 minutes !!.. ;((

I came in to shop for some new home decor for my apartment, and ended up converting with the…read moreemployees for hours. I absolutely will be coming back for more decor.

From the owner: Hi my name is Emely! We are a new family owned small business in the city of Azusa! Shop with us…read morefor beautiful home decor and never pay full price again! Everything on our sales floor has been carefully, individually sourced and curated for you all!