This store has so much for your home! It's an upscale version of TJ Maxx and Homegoods, with…read moremerchandise organized well, stocked fully, and thoughtfully plannogrammed. The interior is clean and spacious. There's SO much to buy, stuff you've never even thought you'd need, like a Christmas tree shaped beverage dispenser. Their stuff is high quality, long-lasting, and premium. We bought $8 pasta and $10 pasta sauce to splurge and got a free ornament. The customer service is superb! They must treat their employees well, as all the staff seemed excited, happy, engaged, outgoing, and smiley.

This store is the devil. I've been wanting to go since they first opened, but also avoiding going…read morebecause I'm not exactly rolling in money, ya know? I had a feeling that there would be a lot of things that would catch my eye and I was right, but we were good and stayed on mission. A friend was having a Halloween party and I wanted to bring an on-theme food item. World Market had the coolest pumpkin shaped noodles, so I made macaroni salad. The noodles were flavored and multicolored and the macaroni salad seemed to be a hit. We also could not resist these weird spongy blue sour egg shaped candies because Jeremy loves blue Raspberry anything. He's been trying to get me to try one ever since because it's a texture sensation, but not necessarily in a good way. But we love to share experiences and make fun of the bad ones, so I may relent at some point. We signed up for their loyalty program and received an instant discount. And there's already a coupon waiting for me in my email box. That'll come in handy when we return to buy a bunch of unusual international snacks for Jeremy's little brother's upcoming birthday.

The sales staff was wonderful, the product excellent. My major problem was with delivery. I paid…read morefor set up and removal of my old mattress. They delivered and setup just fine, but they threw the used mattress in front of the dumpster and left. I called and received no help. Will not purchase anything from them again.

Highly disappointed with the poor customer service. I just brought a house in the area. Looking to…read morefurnish my entire home with cash. I circled this store 6 times and not one employee greeted me or spoke to me. As I was walking out, a white American was walking in and I heard someone say "welcome, can I help you find anything today". Very laughable considering I did not receive the same treatment and I was payment ready. Heading to another store!!! DO NOT SHOP HERE, GO SOMEWHERE ELSE!!

Love everything about Bountiful Home. The selections are amazing and the entire staff, including…read morethe delivery crew, is knowledgeable, friendly and attentive. I cannot say enough about Sydney and Barbara! Their expertise, guidance and patience in helping me put together an amazing look for my new home will always be cherished.

The staff is friendly and attentive. The treasures inside are worth seeing. I like their collection…read moreof books. This building is the best eye candy on Rt. 50 in Easton. I love the name. I love the blue. What I don't love is the abandoned, dilapidated gas station remnants adjacent to Bountiful. Can we put a boldly beautiful and bountiful garden there? I'll be happy to help make this happen, Mr. Merida.

DO NOT BUY!! On August 1st 2025 I bought a couch for $2,091.75. The only caveat was the "end" of…read morethe couch was on back order, but it should arrive by October. I said I can live without an armrest for two months, that's fine. At no point in time did the sales person or person scheduling a delivery correct me to let me know by "end" they meant an entire 1/3 of the couch that I was paying in full now. October comes and goes, but by November I have a delivery date for the final 1/3 of my couch I, again, paid for in August. I was getting text messages up to every two hours to confirm my delivery time and even a phone call two days before the Saturday it was to be delivered. On November 21st they called once again to tell me the couch was not there and I would need to get a refund for the whole thing. I called a second man the following Monday who said they would pick it up, refund the delivery charges and that would be that. Today I call to inquire about the refund, but instead am told to call an 877 number. They've filed chapter 11 on November 22, and now I will need to process through an entirely different system to get my money back. At no point in time were they honest in the sale or return of the couch that I no longer have but they certainly still have my money.

Me and my wife was badly humiliated by the sales women with short hair and glass. Please arrange…read moresome communication classes for her, She don't know how to treat customers.From today, I will never buy a single item from value city and also recommend my friends and relatives not to buy anything from that stores.

I haven't been to IKEA in awhile, but it's always fun. It's a good place to get ideas. My partner…read morecame to pick up a few additional pieces for her closet, but we did the whole tour anyway. But, some things have changed! She couldn't just go to the aisle and pick up her item. When she looked it up on the kiosk she was confused, but an associate came to the rescue. That's how we found out that certain things have to be ordered & paid for right at the kiosk, then picked up at another area. What? Sometimes change is good except for the fact that we had to wait almost 40 minutes for them to bring her items. Ugh! This change is not good. And, while we were shopping, I wanted my usual Swedish meatballs. How about, they don't even provide real plates anymore! Booooooo! Your food is served on a paper plate. That's SO not the same. And instead of peas, which is how the dish is supposed to be served, I was given some yellow looking green beans. What the helly?! AND, even the drinks were served in paper cups. Wow, such a downer. I don't know if it was the presentation or the actual food, but my meatballs didn't taste the same. The thrill is gone. I guess this was my last time opting for my mandatory trip to the kitchen. Even now, as I type and compare pictures from this most recent trip to previous trips, I can definitely see the difference. I wonder if this is happening at ALL IKEA's or just this one. It's not a good look. So, yes, IKEA is always fun. I picked up the French press I've been needing for awhile at a great price. I can always find the few gadgets I need and generally leave with something. But my trip to the food area is over. So sad.

This location is near local Baltimore/Towson universities so it is fairly busy. We were able to…read morefind what we needed fairly quickly, thanks to the helpful employee at the Information Point and to the self-help kiosk. Good selection of affordable items for college apartments. A number of items were only available for delivery probably because we visited during the back-to-school rush.

This place is amazing. I went in twice to buy paint for a mural job I was working on and spoke with…read moreAdrianne the first time and Ryan the second. They were both extremely knowledgeable and genuinely wanted me to find the right paint and supplies. Every single bit of advice turned out to be spot on. Every single bit. Thank you so so much guys!

WPS carries Benjamin Moore paints which is excellent paint that we have used in our houses…read moreexclusively for the last 15 years. The staff at WPS is excellent and very helpful in recommending the right shades for our home.

This tiny boutique is chock full of wonderful surprises. Carla is so warm and so knowledgeable…read moreabout her collections. I purchased an engraved cheese board that opens to display the utensils for my granddaughter's wedding shower that is just perfect. Check out this shop in Federal Hill. You will love it. J Callahan

I love the linens at Phina's. You can't find anything like them in Baltimore. Carla is so…read moreprofessional and really understands her products. The gift shop portion in the front is great, too. She sells one of a kind things with real style. I love her Moroccan towels. Check her hours. She mostly works with designers on days she's "closed."