Pre-note: the people who work at this location are wonderful. Now, for the review...
I don't understand the attraction to this store. They "mark down" the prices on stuff that was originally priced well above its value (which is why it's at a clearance store). The stuff still isn't exactly cheap, it's often not as it would have originally been sold (cabinets lack doors, lamps have the wrong shades, etc.), and they cram the products in there with no more effort than an actually-cheap charity thrift shop.
The people who work at this location are great, which makes the store bearable. So, if you were going to go to a HomeGoods, anyway, this is a good one. And, if you're in the small niche where you're looking to spend less than you would at the more expensive full-price retailers, are willing to make product compromises, and don't expect the store to have a sensible layout, but wont do a bit more digging to find a really good value, I s'ppose this place could be great for you. For me, I'm sometimes willing to pay for the exact right thing with good service and more often am willing to get dirty digging through thrift shops and other places where I can get an actual bargain. While the few interactions one has with an employee at this store are pleasant, the success of the HomeGoods concept baffles me. read more