I've always enjoyed checking out the items they have outside when I walk by on my way into the…read morevillage from campground. There is always something of interest and is always different! Last time I was there they had an older version of The Game of Life! This time was the first time I went inside. The guy was very welcoming and friendly. The selection is so large - it's like a treasure hunt! Something different at every step, every turn. It was fun! We left with a small booklet of jokes.

We were on a mini vacation in the area and decided to check out the town. We went into this thrift…read morestore lots to see unfortunately it was ridiculously expensive. Everything was so overpriced. I don't know if it's because of the area or what, there were nice things but nothing I was willing to spend that much for, We did get lucky and found a old Avon bottle it was $25 but I new I needed it for my collection Service was good

Wooley's was the spot for so many people to wait for the Mayor of Idyllwild to appear at 2 pm…read more Such fan fare as the car with a red, white and blue sign drove by, circled and parked in front of Wooley's. Cheers, claps and what a turnout indeed for Max 111, a golden retriever. After the crowds dwindled I went inside this store and found some cool kid toys for the grandkids and a newborn puppy booties. I even bought a geode.

Chrissie took such great care of us! Helping us with what we were looking at and making the…read moreenvironment very welcoming. My girlfriend and I are going to make sure we stop here if we ever comeback .

Nestled between the "Shops of the Corridor" is The Corridor itself. A beautifully manicured…read moregarden/park/courtyard. Easily able to hold a hundred or more people, this space is behind a large number of shops, including Koffi. If you walk out the back of Koffi you will find yourself in this area. I've been coming to Palm Springs for over twenty years. And despite having spent money at the various shops and restaurants in the area I never knew this little oasis existed. Shaded, with plenty of seating, it is a perfect little spot to chill out with friends. I will definitely be using this space in future trips to the desert.

In Palm Springs, California, there's this adorable specialty shopping center that I absolutely…read morelove. It has a super welcoming courtyard that's not only people-friendly but also dog-friendly, which makes it even better. Inside, there's an art gallery, lots of cute cards and gifts, and even some really nice patio furniture to check out. It's such a great spot to hang out, whether you're meeting new people, spending time with friends, or just wandering around and soaking in the vibe of this cute little corner.

If you're looking for a quick way to explore down town Palm Springs...go park by the Block. It's a…read morepart of the art walk, has great food options, and is the central hub of the downtown area.

Easy parking, that excellent; lots of interesting shops and sculptures around, that what visitors…read morewanted; tons of foodstuffs and great restaurants, that's convenient; overall a great place to visit when in Palm Springs.

If you are a fan of Midcentury Modern, you have to visit the shops at Racquet Club Shopping Center…read more We were lucky to discover the place 2 years ago on a winter vacation from Minnesota. Each time we go back we continue to marvel at all the MCM furniture and accessories. Some stores have high end original pieces from the well known designers of the time. It's an amazing place.

When I discovered this center, I felt like I had been told about an awesome locals secret. I have…read morelived in Palm Springs over 6 years, and I had no idea how great the shops were in this center! In the North end of town, right before the entrance to the Tramway, this is a funky little shopping plaza that with some of the best home decor stores around! The stores are filled with Mid-Century antiques, art, playful décor and the plaza even has a dispensary. Besides these great furniture and home stores, the shopping center also has a beloved coffee shop, an Italian owned Italian Restaurant. The italian restaurant is actually how I discovered the plaza itself. Came in for dinner and saw all the amazing window displays and new stores, so I had to return the next day! And have been back many times since. Definitely worth checking out, if you are a fan of Mid-Century home furnishings. The stores vary on selection and pricing, but they are all devotees to this period in time!

The store itself has such an inviting atmosphere and has the greatest array or products that anyone…read morewould love! I can't believe how fresh and amazing their candles are and our puppy loved her treats. The owner herself also made the store come alive and was so welcoming. She makes the impression of the town for us and we want to do everything to support more local businesses like hers and the rest in this beautiful town.

Very cool spot little bit of everything for everyone! Right next to some really cool shops and has…read moredog treats as well as all the fun items you can imagine! I really like the idea of mining for your own crystals. Absolutely a very cool spot!

This is a wonderful location. I loved the Albertsons here!!! Not only is it as wonderfully stacked…read moreas all Albertsons , against this picturesque background of mountains and palm trees, but it is very clean and artfully decorated. I asked who is doing the displays, they said employees. Well, they are lucky to have these people, they do a great job making the place look really nice . Great choice also on putting up all these brand collectibles, like the huge silver man, all the bar lights, the copper canisters, and the palm trees with Corona signs

Web mall and internet store that has anything and everything. We strive to put the hottest items…read moreon the market in our store daily. Whatever is the latest item that is "In" today's market we strive to be able to bring those items to you on a regular basis.

The Best of all Men's wear, Men's cologne, Men's Fragrance, Men's Watches and Jewelry, Men's…read moreApparel, and Men's shoes Blog store.

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.