Love this location. Everything is neat and very nicely displayed…read more And the staff is always around if you need any help.

You basic Homegoods. This was organized decently. I can't comment in service because I didn't need…read moreit. But nobody was in proximity of me. I would have had to go and look. The selection was good. I landed a modern clay based vase. The vase was $30, so it was definitely a good value.

I called in regards to looking for furniture When I got the recording there was a message from last…read moreDecember saying they would be closed for the holidays and will reopen January 3rd

From the owner: We specialize in High Quality, New and Used Furniture at Affordable Prices!read more

Haven't really been to a Ross it's similar to Burlington or TJ Maxx but it was a cool experience…read more Definitely will try to see what they got next time.

Good prices and selection are the only reason I still shop here. Mainly negative experience and…read morealways seems understaffed. Lines are long and often one cashier. I expect bad service unfortunately. They don't like to open their main dressing rooms. Last time I was there, the cashier didn't fold up my clothes, she gave them to me in a messy pile and dismissed me. You really need to assert yourself for any good service.

I excidently run into this place & was amazed with the amount of cool stuff they had . End up…read morebuying a lot of stuff which I never needed lol! Customer service was good.

I started working there in Aug 2023 and all the workers were nice. They had me on the sales floor…read more They had me doing register and everything and once the holidays hit everything die down it was over. They cut me to one day a week they put me in the back of the store doing processing (without my consent without asking me and changed my job description to processing instead of merchandising ) away from everybody in the front. They got very nasty. The mangers weren't nice at all. None of them were nice everybody stuck to their own little cliques and it wasn't good. I left May 2024 because I moved to Jersey. I don't recommend anybody working at HomeGoods. It's not a good place to work. Especially this location with the managers just aren't nice.

The store was a feast for the eyes and the senses. Beautiful clothing, interesting objects, and a…read morekind, patient salesperson. I enjoyed walking around the store, and I purchased a gorgeous wraparound colorful skirt. I will visit again soon!

I use to love visiting this place and I sort of still do, only because this store has so many…read moremetaphysical items for spiritual needs. But once again I have an issue with entitled Staten Island white girls who act like they are above serving Latino men. You know, Latin men also have a right to shop at the mall! The gate keeping attitude some of these employees have is shocking. Upon visiting this location yesterday one of the employees, happened to be a caucasian young girl who knew nothing about archangels and sigils. Everytime I'd ask her a question she seemed disgusted and like I was inconveniencing her. I ended up speaking with a young man who assisted me with purchasing dragon's blood incense and he was pleasant during the interaction. I despise Gen Z and their attitude. I don't owe these lil white girls in Staten Island anything. It's not good enough to have a job. Being able to have proper communication with the public is extremely important but to do so you need to put your egos and biases aside, especially in a metaphysical store, where a smorgasbord of spiritual items are provided for various practices. If the female employee is reading this, get over yourself! Your bigotry shines and it's unpleasant in this day and age. Look around you, girl, businesses are shutdown from left to right and workers are losing their jobs. But I guess you don't care, since you think your special. This is another business I will sadly not be visiting. Thank goodness for online shopping, am I right?!

PROs- some amazing collection of home decor , location CONs…read more- nothing much . Service could be better .. Very unique shop with so many good stuff . I have been to other hobby lobby locations .. first time to this one . Everytime I go to hobby lobby , I see some really good stuff on sale . Today we saw some good deals on home decor and canvas paints. Picked up few home decors . This is similar to home goods but better in some products . I was looking for some products - shadow boxes etc and I was going around . Wish there were clear markers or boards showing the product names (arts and crafts etc) like they have in other shops like Costco . There were also very less persons around to help. We found it atlast .. good products though. Lots of parking outside . Fantastic location. Right on rt 1 .. close to Menlo Park mall etc. good experience overall..

If you were raised on Sweet Tea and Jesus then Hobby Lobby is for you (okay I'm paraphrasing a tote…read morebag I saw here [see picture] but the saying struck me so funny I had to share)! This is pretty much a southern/midwest Michael's with a shot testosterone. They have all the crafty kind of stuff your mom, grandmom, and/or wife will love. Need things for your childs report? They've got it. They also have a health dose of western cowboy themed and Jesus loving decor (nothing wrong with either it's just noticeably more then you've probably ever seen in any store in NJ so it really sticks out). The shot of testosterone comes from the jock, greaser, and geek decor. Maybe its to get men in the door (a demographic I feel is mostly ignored in these type of stores) but Lobby has a bunch of pictures, tin signs and other things featuring superheroes, sporting teams and automotive brands. They have lots of cool things to hang in your man cave. From retro looking Texaco signs, paintings of the Batman, and framed pics of Ali (to name a few). We came in looking for a corkboard and chalkboard and they delivered. They had a bunch of options and some had frames or were part of more elaborate hanging items. We ended up getting a preframed corkboard with a unframed chalkboard (that we bought a frame for [from Hobby Lobby]). I wasn't expecting much (thinking it would be just a Michael's clone) but I left impressed and actually liked the store a lot. P.S. log onto the website (from your smartphone) to access a (apparently reoccurring) 40% off one item coupon.

Always a wonderful experience at this place, so many interesting and unique items to choose from…read more The proprietor is truly amazing. Highly recommend this place, items are always changing and the value is great.

As I start this review I feel completely remiss as I have no photos of this absolutely LOVELY store…read moreto share (so that means I'll have to go back some time and take some!). During my recent visit to Red Bank, I was wandering around the area off the main drag at Broad Street and this store front caught my eye. It is hard to say what fires one's brain sometimes. I love all types of shops, but when I see a bright, light drenched shop with lots of white and wood, something just fires up my interest. You can see photos of the shop on their site (https://www.shopatforge.com/) to get a sense of what I mean. The store caught my eye and I had to check it out! Inside is a spacious shop with shelves to the left and right and a large island in the middle with all sorts of curated gifts laid out on tables. There are descriptions on every item, which is great because sometimes you see things at these shops and it's hard to tell just what you're looking at. Other times there are items that you just latch onto. There were all sorts of items ranging from soaps, to shampoos, to kitchen ware to an Astrology journal. The common theme was that everything felt elegant and worthy of adding to your home or being a gift. No surprise, as the owner carefully curates everything herself. I wound up picking up a "bag in a bag", a collapsible bag that can fit inside your coat pocket or a side bag. I also picked up some nice hand soaps from Japan. I was told that during my visit the stock in the store was relatively low after the holidays, so I look forward to going back when the shelves and table are more filled with lovely products. Forge is a beautiful shop with a very cool owner and is worth a visit, check it out!

Really cute little shop located right in downtown South Amboy. They have a lot of cool antiques…read morehere ranging from furniture, to paintings, and even Louis Vuitton pieces. The shop isn't big, but I'm sure there's something for everyone in here. The prices are very fair. I left with a really cool candelabra that came out to $55. The piece was really unique and I haven't seen anything like it before. I literally fell in love with it upon seeing it. The employees (or owners) were nice and welcoming. They also have a book where you can write down whatever it is you're looking for, and once they get a piece that matches your description, they'll call you. I really liked that. All in all, I'll definitely be back here.

I love this little antique store! It opened last summer and has some fun stuff, furniture,…read morewares,jewelry, etc. It helps that the prices are not outrageous.

Beautiful shop with well curated goods. I especially loved the row of brightly colored candles and…read moresome really neat gourd and squash shaped candles. They were so unique and delightful. I bought a large bowl that I plan to use for serving. The prices are $$-$$$ but rather reasonable for the quality. Such a unique shop and I'm glad it brightens up the community.

Some good finds but the inventory is limited. I just wish there was more to see, but overall a…read moredecent spot.

Very charming selection of mostly ethically sourced, mainly local home decor and lifestyle products!read more

Super excited to go holiday shopping at this store. Well curated and convenient to the subway!read more