One of the staff and the At Home in Manchester Mo named Cami was helpful 3 different times to me…read more Great selection of products.

First time here and really enjoyed our trip. It was supposed to be "only looking/no buying" kinda…read morepit stop but omg ... the prices, the sales, the decor... most importantly.. the ideas it gave me to decorate my house. The employees were really friendly and offered assistance while passing by. To me, the registers were arranged oddly but thankfully it was not busy so we got through the line quickly.

I just love Home Goods. I shop here whenever I can…read more The prices are very reasonable, and the choices abound. Mind you, the Marshals Home Goods stores are much larger than the regular Marshals stores, even though they are both Marshals. If you have a sweet tooth, their sweet selection is superior!

Always find what I m looking for at a reasonable price of brand name goods... kitchen to clothing !read more

They have some incredible deals going today. I was just looking for paint and walked out with some…read moreplants. This store has a great selection for the DIY's from paint, lumber, and tools. I would say come in take a look and walk out with something for your home or next project. You will also be help out such a cool nonprofit. Did you know Habitat sells homes too? I walked into there office lobby next door to the store and picked up an application for my brother.

This place is hard to rate. They have a couple of outlets - one on S Probandt, and one on Walzam…read moreRd. Probandt is an old warehouse and the goods are presented in a commensurate fashion, making it kind of a dump to go to. BUT it is very large and they have a lot of items. The Walzam Rd location is smaller, more store-like and a lot cleaner. Selection is similar but my impression is of smaller quantities and more limited selection. They both carry a wide range of construction and household materials, whether reclaimed from remodels or demolitions, or closeouts, seconds and scratch-and-dent. They also have a lot of paints, much of which is "evolve", a brand that keeps excess project or returned paint from being senselessly dumped in landfills. Prices are better than the building materials stores, but you still need to know what a good price is, as some of the smaller household goods can be found for less elsewhere (mainly online). But bargains are to be found if you don't mind spending time browsing. I suggest coming prepared with a complete list of what you might need, so you come away with what you really want at a price that suits you. All of that said, remember that this is a thrift store for Habitat for Humanity, a very good organization that makes affordable housing available for low income people. So anything you buy supports a great cause. I would have rated this 3-stars, but the nature of what their main focus is caused me to make it 4-stars since the dollars you spend here contributes to helping people in need.

Interesting store. They didn't really have much selection in terms of furniture which I found odd…read more But they had plenty of things to look at which weren't for sale. I thought it was nice but kind of odd. I figure you would want to sell things?The prices were kind of high for what they did have which much of it seemed uncared for previously. Despite this the owner was very nice and seemed to have a sincere of pride for his shop which is nice. Overall I may give this place a second shot.

I might have came on an off day, but I didn't see very much furniture in there at the time of my…read morevisit. The store itself was really cool and had a little mini museum inside.

Warning It was my first time shopping here I love…read moresupporting small businesses in San Antonio. I was not sure what to expect and I left 3 hours later planning my next trip. The amount of items trinkets clothing cards and gift ideas was remarkable. Most shops were not managed but all items were labeled and priced accordingly by their owners. There was something for everyone whether it was a sticker candy a card or home decor to a sweater anything and everything you can imagine it was at one of the many shops. The shops are all small spots that are decorated with the sellers personal touch. There is a coffee shop in the middle of the store and clean restrooms with dressing rooms available for you to try on clothing items. Check out is fast and easy and the cashiers are friendly and attentive

THIRD VISIT (and NOT the last!)…read more I popped in for some seasonal eye candy (someone, please spook me with Halloween decor and cue the Christmas carols!) and check out the tea shop because I keep coming in on Sundays when the tea shop is closed. Painted Tree DID NOT disappoint today. I got the BEST mini, crunchy chocolate chip cookies made by "That Cookie Tho". I bought a big bag for $15.50 and I killed the whole thing in 2 days. Oops. Now I need to go back. There was an abundance of Halloween and fall items and tons of year-round treats. As for The Steeped Leaf, I thoroughly enjoyed this little place- and if you like a tea and scone break as much as I do, you've GOT to stop by. Conveniently nestled in the center of The Painted Tree collection of boutique goodies in one humongous shopping space, there is so much to ogle and covet. Go ahead, set an hour or two (3 if you're me) and make it a Saturday or weekday afternoon drop in spot. Take friends, or go alone. And er... consider leaving the kids at home if they like to touch EVERYTHING and will nag endlessly until they coerce you into buying it all for them. I don't know the rules to become a vendor and showcase your goods there for sale, but much of the merchandise within are handmade, eclectic, creative and so much fun. Brace yourself for the most colorful clothing, sparkly things and mischief and decor that will make your heart smile. They have the cutest handmade jewelry and I even witnessed one technician soldering a "permanent" chain bracelet on a customer. I gotta try that! There are no "workers" on the floor, aside from the tea shop workers (who are so nice!) and you just snatch up whatever you'd like to buy and take it up to the front to pay. FUN TIP: Keep your eyes open for individual shops' discount signage. I saw many "20% -50% off entire shop" signs. Wear comfy shoes and try out the tea shop if you can.

I love this store but it always feels so overpriced for items you can find at homegoods for half…read morethe price. A lot of stuff is unique and priced moderately after seasonal discounts. This location in particular is smaller than others I've visited but staff is very kind and helpful.

My new favorite place to shop! The store is super organized which is a huge plus. Everything seems…read moreto be priced fairly so when you hit a sale, it's just that much better! The staff is awesome, especially Kristen who not only gave awesome customer service but also helped us out to our car. I used to only shop at home goods but I honestly don't find anything there anymore and when I do, the employees just aren't that nice and the lines are long and slow. This store seems to be pretty consistent when it comes to great customer service which is why I'm now a lifer.

Still in love with this store. It's been two years since I purchased our sofa set and it's still…read moreas comfortable as ever. All the mechanisms work great, even after all the grandkids over use them. Great decor.

This place has many awesome items for those of us who have a taste for modern furnishings and…read moredecor. But, there's a dark side to this wonderful selection of furnishings and decor. The first would be the price. Copenhagen knows they're the only location in San Antonio to offer such modern peices. And because of that, they're emboldened to over price everything, because they know most of their clientele are well off financially. Secondly, the quality of their goods are often poorly made and quite frankly cheap. Case in point the $6,000 sofa I purchased from them. In under 2 years, the seat cousin where I sit has "sunken in" horribly. And no, I am not fat and no, I do not sit in the same spot hours a day. It's just a simple matter of poor quality and my stupidity thinking it was worth the price. So, in summary, if you make a lot of money and want to pay too much for decor or poorly made furnishings, feel free to shop in Copenhagen furniture.

Walked in store and employee standing at store said just so you know we close in 20 minutes. We…read morejust got back of store and another employee said make your selection and had to front to check out! This was 7:50. So we just left. I have never been in store that was this RUDE!!!!

FIRST TIME VISIT! Such a calm shopping environment. Music plays overhead as I peruse rows of well…read moreorganized and beautiful products from all over the world. I ooh and ahh at the lovely mirrors, baskets, oil diffusers and bath fizzies. I geek out at licensed sweet treats like Dragonball Z energy drinks and Senzu Bean candies. And yes, I purchased them. I also bought some pricey but premium instant noodles from Taiwan and some Choward's Violet Mints. What a score! Hard to find these special candies. I would definitely come back here for another leisurely shopping trip. Love the gems me can find when you make the time!