I'm a huge fan of At Home…read more When they first opened in 2017 at this Cherry Hill location, I decided to get my Christmas tree from here and it was for a great deal. When I got the sucker home and up, the middle section of lights weren't working. I gave a call and they told me to bring it in to exchange. I walked in, a gentleman told me to put the tree box down, right near the door. He grabbed me a new one and told me to have a fantastic night. No waiting in line, no lugging around my new tree. I was a forever customer after that phenomenal service. They have everything! I love all the art work and mirrors to the bins and closet solutions. There are candles as far as the eye can see, pillows and faux plants. You can walk in and literally find a gift for anyone on your list and something beautiful to decorate your home with. Prices are comparable to other home goods stores I go. Check out lines are quick too.

We went to At Home recently when looking for furniture in the area. I had never heard of this store…read moreor been inside and was pleasantly surprised! They have an extensive selection of all types of furniture, decor, and holiday decorations! We were able to find a nice storage cabinet for our dining room at a very reasonable price. They had lots of other furniture as well, but had low stock of some items. They had tons of holiday decorations at great prices as well! I will definitely be back to buy some decor for our home for the holidays!

Always something new in stock. Great customer service. A stop for gifts before a retail store.read more

I was strolling through this little town after having brunch. We came across this shop. It's very…read moresmall. They had unique and Back In The Day items, so if you love collecting items from your childhood try this place. they had an easy bake oven! I don't have any place for it, but I wish I did because I love the things from my childhood. I might go back and see if they still have it; It was reasonably priced. They had some unique things in there. I mean, no one asked to wait on us so we couldn't find out what others items they had so we just Looked around briefly and left back out..

This is a sweet spot. My friend heard about this place so we crossed the bridge and found ourselves…read moresipping delicious thc infused cocktails at a cute bar surrounded with cool stuff with an extremely knowledgeable, gentle bartender. We were there in the afternoon so I can't speak for the evening, but this calm, nice vibe is something I didn't know I needed in my life. Both of our mocktails were delicious and we ate a bag of popcorn as we sipped. We also purchased cans of thc infused seltzers to take home. This is a great concept and is definitely worth crossing the bridge from Philly!

First off, great location. Loved that I was able to park, hit up a few stores all in an easy…read morewalking distance. $10 bottle of Tost. Pick up a few, you won't be disappointed. It's fun to be able to bring a bottle of something that you can drink at a party and not stand out as the one not drinking. And if you're adventurous, there are Cycling Frog gummies on the counter to purchase. They also have great local merch here besides all the bottles. Will need to come back to sit down and try a couple of the mocktails they have on the board.

I searched high and low for a place to frame my 43x47 painting that I purchased from Bali…read more Michael's wanted to charge almost $700 to do the job. Another smaller, private company wanted to charge close to that as well. After searching high and low for 2 months, I came across an advertisement for Hobby Lobby. The online ad mentioned 50% off on framing. I immediately jumped in my car and drove to Cherry Hill. Upon arrival, I found a bustling store with a lot of people. I made my way back to the framing section and was met by a nice young lady who helped me pick out a frame and went over a few details. Once she rang up everything, she told me the price. I almost fainted bc I had prepared myself to hear another $600-$700 quote/estimate. Nope! The cost at Hobby Lobby was $299 + tax. I almost threw my panting over the counter bc I was so happy. I was given an invoice and due date to pick-up my framed painting. I arrived 2 weeks later to pick-up the painting and I could not have been happier. I am totally in love with how everything turned out. I truly appreciate Hobby Lobby for helping me in my time of need and for upgrading my painting!!

This store was ginormous and packed with people. Every isle was crafts or thanksgiving and…read moreChristmas decor. One whole isle was full of Christmas decorations- it was amazing. I am a Christmas lover and this store and how it's decorated was amazing to me. I am also obsessed with nutcrackers and there were so many isles with them- of course I bought a few while I was there. The prices were pretty decent and I would go back.

I walk in the door and immediately want everything they have! The wallpaper, the window treatments,…read morethe flooring--everything Atlas carries is of the highest quality. Coupled with the excellent customer service--you won't find anything remotely like this at a big box store.

I'll try to stick to the facts. I purchased a new area rug in October '24 from Atlas. The rug…read morecost me $1,657.17 w/ tax. After about a year's time I stopped by the store to discuss a concern I had about the carpet shedding in busy areas of use. I was told by the salesman that somebody would call and set up a time to stop out and inspect the carpet. This was never done. After a few months I stopped in the store (Atlas) again and was told the same thing. For the second time, this was not done. After a few more months (for the third time) I contacted Altas again and received the same response and, once again, no contact was made. I will not do business with Atlas Wallpaper and Paint Co. again. M. Evans, Collingswood

If you're looking for a fluorescent print of a Boston Terrier dressed like James Cagney quoting…read moreShakespeare this is your joint. Yeah, you can also find a Le Creuset frying pan and linens of infinite softness but it's the offbeat stuff that makes every trip worthwhile. The aisles are narrow and the selection is "buy it now or forever hold your peace" as inventory and styles come and go quickly. A cool place, now if i can only get my cat to take an interest in Othello. Five cool stars.

This store reminds me a of TJ MAXX on steroids, so of course I like it!…read more There are aisles and aisles of whatever your heart may desire! Great decor, stationery, candles, and even some really nice furniture. I mopped up on Christmas trimmings and cards :) I cant wait to get a new home again soon!l

One of the many adorable little shops in the tony town of Haddonfield. I love the space here - it…read moreis like walking into a spacious living room that just happens to be surrounded by lots of plants and adorable gifts for the home and as decor. If you're stuck for an idea to give someone a gift, ask for suggestions from the friendly staff who work here. The window display was just lovely - garlands of homemade citrus (oranges, lemons and grapefruit sliced thin, baked low until they hardened, then strung with simple twine).

So disappointed : ( dressed up and was excited to go to their Birthday Celebration event and upon…read moregoing in (mind you I have crippling anxiety), saw a book I really wanted and was shuffling around in my bag for my wallet and was scared I had lost/dropped it because I couldn't find it. Soon after (assuming it was the store owner) comes up to me and asks me if she can hold something for me up at the counter. I've worked retail jobs before and I know what that means, they tell you to say something like that to a customer you think is stealing. Like some other stores in Haddonfield probably a good experience if you're white lol, but I am a black female and it felt humiliating getting singled out like that : ( Still bought the book only for my love for Japanese culture lol, but unfortunately will not be going back until implicit bias' are fixed

Stopped in to look for some clear glass luncheon plates. The woman that helped me was wonderful!…read more She checked and they only sell them online (which I have since ordered!). We chatted about plates, silverware and life. I always like stopping in to see what's new and how they have things displayed to get ideas for my home. They have such beautiful items!

I love Crate & Barrel and all of their dishes, glasses, decorations, and ornaments. They are great…read morequality and at good prices as well! This location has a large selection of furniture and a design center where they will help you with interior design for free. Their furniture is all gorgeous and high quality. Their prices on furniture are more expensive than most other stores, but the difference in quality is noticeable. We will be back again for more dishes and decorations in the future!

Visited Omoi Life Goods to check out what they offered (and get a passport stamp for my Traveler's…read moreNotebook). Enjoyed that they had a variety of not just paper, journals and pens but also locally sourced items like coffee, books and stickers. The shop was pretty crowded during my visit, probably a dozen people or so in the small space. This made me happy to see so many people shopping local. Eventually, after browsing most of the store, I decided to get a coffee bean pendant for my Traveler's Notebook. I've seen this same charm online for upwards of $20. Omoi's was $18. Definitely a value there! The service was excellent. While ringing me up one of the ladies running the register grabbed the Traveler's Notebook stamp (which you have to ask for) and let me do my thing. The stamp for the Traveler's Notebook is pretty cool, it features a soft pretzel and Water Ice.

I've really gotten into stationary goods lately and am always on the lookout for fun stationary…read morestores. Omoi was close to where we were coming to / heading to, so I bookmarked it and we managed to stop by before they closed. It was actually really poppin when we got there, despite the fact that it was about 30 minutes to closing time. I wasn't really on the market for anything, just wanted to browse. I ended up picking up some cute notepads for a friend and some washi tape for myself. I love that they sold matchbooks here! I am an avid matchbook collector, despite not smoking a day in my life. Staff were super nice and very friendly.

I'm going to call it: I think this might be the best place to shop for gifts in the city. They just…read morehave so many nice and interesting objects. And the clothing -- such a well curated selection of both new and vintage clothing. And also the things for babies... if you need to buy a gift for a newly formed person, this is the place to do it. Moon + Arrow has so many things that I don't see in other "similar" stores, which tend to stock the same half dozen candle brands, books that should be shelved under "various light reading," and riffs on tea towels.

A really fantastic little shop with a variety of gifts and goods. Proprietor is very helpful and…read morefriendly. Ornaments to unique non-alcoholic specialty drinks, scarves, books and more. Worth the walk to stop by.