This HomeGoods has a good sized parking lot and there's a good variety of businesses in the same…read morebusiness park. They have a nice selection of seasonal items throughout the year and when we've visited they've been well stocked and the aisles are organized. The amount of items available can be overwhelming. We tend to make sure we have plenty of time to browse so we can check out all the aisles. This is our favorite spot for dog toys. They have a great selection and decent prices.

I stopped into HomeGoods last night to pick up some last minute Christmas gifts. This location is…read morein Natomas, off of Truxel Road where Walmart is. I have a soft spot for HomeGoods, but I actually wasn't too impressed with this location - I felt like they did not as much as other locations or maybe they just didn't have what I was looking for. I did walk out spending $120 though so there's that. The store was organized, but everything felt crowded and cluttered - I know it's from the chaotic Christmas buzz. They still had plenty of Christmas items out. I even saw Chinese New Year items as well as Valentine's Day on the shelves! Service was nice and friendly, but I waited in line for like 15 minutes which usually isn't the norm, the line moves pretty quickly most days.

Had a great time window shopping here with my partner! We were browsing around trying to find miffy…read moreitems but no luck at this location. We ended up looking at dog toys most of the time! It's a well stocked store and we were surprised that they had a gourmet section at the front of the store. What caught our eye was buldak noodles!

12/8/25. Monday noon time . Yes, racial profiling and racial hatred is still alive. So as I am on…read moremy way to check out, a tall white guy made sure that we would cross paths, but his demeanor was cold, he didn't greet me,he tried to intimidate me instead, I watched him meet the other Manager and their backs were turned and they were facing the window. I believe she told him to do it, so as I was leaving,, I turned around and she was looking at me wiping her hands to signify that I was dirty. I saw the other Manager and mentioned to her how the other girl made me feel welcomed. I mentioned to her also that I have been to other places where I have been profiled wrongfully. She apologized, I said my Husband who is Irish -American told me if anyone especially another guy give me a hard time, that they would have to deal with him. I made sure he heard it, because he knew what I was doing and I knew what he was doing. It's my right to walk into a store and feel free to shop just like anyone else. And I will be back,but with my Husband, if that behavior continues, I'm going to their corporate office and have them put on the news like I did Target. Treat Black Women with dignity and respect that they deserve. Period.

Ok this place gave me anxiety!…read more Not horrible but wow I was overwhelmed! Too much to look at. I feel like hobby lobby is the Disneyland of everything pretty for your home or crafts. Everyone's kind here and you have lots of deals to choose from. Checkout is easy and quick no Apple Pay but I knew that ahead of time. So many home items. Come here to spend the day! Treat it like the book store go in and enjoy

Although this location did not have exactly what I was looking for, I did appreciate the excellent…read morecustomer service so that is why I am rating my overall experience a 4/5. I asked where large beads were and back to school supplies were and the person who was working near the registers was able to point me in the right direction. I appreciated how accurate he was and how I was able to be in the section I needed to browse. I do love that Hobby Lobby is very reasonably priced. I do recommend you check out this Sacramento location.

I don't usually shop at dd's, just more of a Ross kind of gal, but I stopped in a few days ago and…read morewas pleasantly surprised. Their shelves and racks were jam packed. Lots of items in every aisle but I did see a lot of broken products. The store also had an unpleasant smell. I was looking for decorative pieces for my new place and was so happy to find beautiful canvas paintings! They had an array of options but of course the one my boyfriend and I liked the most was defective! The canvas had about a 3 inch cut. I asked a rep for a discount and they were happy to give me 10% off for the damage. It didn't really save me much, I think it was $2 but luckily it's really not noticeable against our wall. I also found some cute mirrors for great prices! They were $5.99 for 3 mirrors, where as at Ross they would be $9.99 or at target they could go for $19.99. Great price & deal! They're super light and the mirror works well. I'll have to make more visits to dd's because I just love the decorative pieces they have and employees are fairly kind.

I came in looking for a specific dress, and the only one left had a significant tear--about five…read moreinches long. The sales associate offered a 20% discount but suggested I speak with a manager, as she felt a larger discount would be appropriate given the damage. She asked Jamesha if she could adjust the price, but Jamesha responded dismissively and with a hostile attitude, saying no. She added that she would have offered 10%, but since 20% was already mentioned, she wasn't going to do more, and shrugged with attitude. I was taken aback by her demeanor. She maintained a confrontational stance throughout. When the sales associate pointed out the large rip again, Jamesha said she saw it but didn't care, stating, "She can take it or leave it. I'm standing on it." Both the associate and I were left puzzled by the interaction. As a manager, Jamesha's handling of the situation reflected poor customer service, a lack of professionalism, and a concerning attitude. I hope the store considers finding someone better suited for a leadership role, as this kind of behavior is not acceptable in a customer-facing position.

This is an absolute adorable gem in East Sac! I've driven and walked past the shop so many times…read moreand finally went in to explore. The employee was nice and greeted me right away. The inside is spacious, lots of nature light, and the store is full of unique pieces. It reminds me of World Market with the array of kitchen and cooking tools and knickknacks. There's some food and drink items sold here, but they are more curated and locally owned versus big brands you'd find elsewhere. If you are looking for gifts for a special someone I would come here and see if anything catches your eye, especially for a housewarming gift or the cook/baker in your life. Will definitely be back.

This is always a good spot to walk around and browse for gifts that you need today next week or…read morenext month. I love the warmies that smell like lavender a perfect gift for a child or a child at heart. Great small business

We were wondering around Midtown looking for a latte for my husband when we stumbled upon this…read moreplace. It's located two store fronts down from Zocalo next to the Wine Bar. I've been here a few times and wondered if they were still in business and there, they were. They haven't changed a bit. They are tastefully decorated in living room sets that are retro. We are shopping for a love seat so my husband sat in all of them hoping to find one. He liked the red minimalist one the most. The only thing is it looks like it might fold out to a futon, but it doesn't and we really need one for when my mother in law comes to visit and other visitors. They have so many items that I kept pointing to and saying "We used to have one of these." The most memorial items were the Pyrex, which my parents still have and a rotary phone which my parents still have just in case the electricity goes out. They also have the push button one and my parents have one of those too. My parents request to keep their land line and just have the local plan which they use to call their friends. They are afraid the power will go out and they won't be able to call anyone for help. And the power does go out in the winter on a regular basis where they live so this is really good for them. The new phones all use electricity. This shop also has lots of cases of jewelry and their broaches were on display on a mine mannequin. They were very sparkly, but I didn't have the time to really browse as the furniture took up most of my time. As we were finishing up my husband made the comment that he really needs to bring his sister and her husband here as she loves these types of store. They are planning on visiting so we'll be taking her here and to Zocalo too as shopping bring on a appetite.

I'm from the Bay Area but when in Sacramento this is one of my favorite places to find unique…read morefurniture, art and jewelry. If you are looking for high quality mid century modern furniture, stop by this place. The art is what I find myself buying the most of. Very affordable for one of a kind art works or framed prints. The staff / owners are always friendly and knowledgeable.

Bigger than the Elk Grove store! I couldn't find stickers here though like the other locations…read more Snack and drink selections are good though. I got two boxes of tea and a quick miso soup packet for $10. Prices seem to have increased a bit.

I do love this Natomas Daiso location. I was elated to discover that this was located here as it…read morewas the closest location to me at the time. It is nice to see Daiso expand to other Sacramento region locations. I love how this location has a well stocked store, kind employees and plenty of parking in the lot. Daiso has a lot of neat items to sale and you get a good deal. I enjoy the stationary items as well as anything for the house and plants. There's so much to explore and it is fun to go inside. I highly recommend you check out this location!

Spacious, clean, well organized. How can you not love coming to TJ Maxx where you find all the…read morethings. My Mom found a lightweight jacket for $20 and I got a set of three wool drier balls for $7. Ronaldo V TJ Maxx coordinator was friendly and courteous.

This review is solely based on the gal at the checkout counter today at 12:03. I laid the cash for…read moremy purchase (adding $$ to make an even $5.00 in change) on the counter and she pushed the money off the counter on my side and as she did she literally shook her head at me, to which I asked her "if she just shook her head at me for some reason" and her response was a snarky "no" head shake. Miss bad attitude girl needs to have a lesson in customer service. It takes one poor employee to lose long time customers.

So, it's that time in our lives that we are looking to start the money pit aka kitchen renovation…read more We've been in our house for a few years now, we're finally settled, paid off our cars so we have a few extra bucks. IKEA was the first place we thought of for inspiration. We were surprised at the color scheme we looked at and liked. We were attracted to the blue cabinets or the olive green cabinets as they would look good with our dark floors. An ask for countertops, I don't want lament as it won't hold it's shape. I like the glass composite countertops as they look more sturdy. We were surprised that they sell stoves, ovens, and microwaves. We thought they would be dummy's like the TVs are. I question the quality and longevity of IKEAs kitchens. They mostly show the lament kitchen tops. It's much cheaper then the composite glass, but I doubt they will last as long. I found the sink style I like. We have water outflow issues with our sink and facet, so I found a set in sink that I liked, no lip that goes over the countertops. With the countertops questionable longevity, now I question the cupboards quality and longevity. You have to give them props for being reusable price, I just don't want it to wear out. In the end we are thinking that the cost will be around $15,000 including instulation. I'm thinking more like $20,000 as things always cost more than you expect them to. Our next stop will be local hardware stores to check out their offerings. We really like IKEA's set up and displays. They are so realistic with the walls and all, it makes you feel like you are walking into a real kitchen unlike the hardware stores where you are just looking at the counties tops and cupboards. One things we observed with IKEA is they have lots of stark white cabinets. They brighten the room, but stark white against dark brown floors woudld be doo much of a contrast. And reminds me of the black and white high contrast baby books they make for tummy time. A little too contrasty for me. So, here we are looking at an investment as ours is still functional so there really isn't a rush. My husband has a point, let's spread out our large purchases over the years and not do everything at once. This year will possibly be the kitchen. Next year will be painting the house. And there is a good possibility of doing the ac and heating units. Last month was the fridge. And a few years back it was the washer and a few months after that it was the dryer. So in the end everything is pretty much spread out. Oh, don't forget the dishwasher and around 5 years ago it was the dishwasher and hot tub. The good news we're not in debt.

I haven't been to IKEA in years. I've always had fun experiences looking at the multiple room…read moredisplays within the claustrophobic building interior. Maze of displays and merchandise of furniture (for every room), shelving, lighting, houseware, storage, linens, towels, rugs, live plants, art, curtains, cutlery, and Swedish snacks. But I don't go on the weekends. That's when it's full throttle crowded. My last shopping experience was on a recent late weekday afternoon. Before I go into the not so great moments, let me tell you the great stuff. The cafeteria food server was terrific. A lot of indecisive folks ordering good and asking questions, she handled it like a pro and kept the line moving. The cashier assisting at the first floor self check out was super helpful. Most of the furniture is made of sustainable materials and cheaply priced. Heck the majority of the furniture in my home is from IKEA. If hauling and assembling your own furniture is not your thing, keep in mind they offer assembly and delivery for additional costs. I've done both. You can check inventory quantity and the aisle and bin # location of furniture items on their website. Not so great: On my visit, the restrooms on the second floor, next to the cafeteria, were in awful shape. They changed the restrooms to multiple toilet rooms with motion activated low flow flush toilets. I encountered horrible bathroom toilet visuals. I went into 4 vacant toilet closets to get one without a #2. Grody! Then the toilet did not flush, there is no bypass button. Purely just motion activated that was not working. IKEA- for goodness sake, go back to the drawing board on these toilets. Also the cafeteria was low on several food items and ran out of coffee. Surprisingly since it was around 4pm, nearing early bird dinner time. Maybe a good thing considering the toilet situation. But not great when you paid for a cup of coffee and waited over 20 minutes. I was assured by the cashier, when paying for a coffee, that it won't take long to brew a fresh batch. Possibly staff can monitor the coffee. Plus I didn't understand why the cafeteria cashier letting line cutters in. He allowed a customer to cut the queue to purchase a drink. I didn't say anything to either the cashier or customer. But my opinion is that the customer go through the queue and get in line behind the others; bypassing the hot food line makes sense but not the line of folks queuing up to pay.

The furniture looked good and well made. The staff gave advice without pressure. Delivery took a…read morebit longer than planned.

Completely unprofessional. I ordered my bedroom set from them, it said "free white glove…read moredelivery." They called 2 days later saying there was a problem with my address, and that the free deliver was now going to be $200. I said, your website says free delivery, why is there a charge. He said it was because my address was entered wrong when I checked out. I asked him to read it back, it was the correct address. He said, well its a labor day sale, so the furniture is on sale and you are still getting the best price. I indicated that I have had this bedroom set in my cart for 2 months, and the price had not changed. He then said, fine, i'll cancel your order, and don't ever shop with us again. But he didnt actually cancel the order, he just put a hold on it, so my credit card would remain charged. SHADY