Can ALWAYS find something there. Leaving with with far more than I should is a common experience…read more It's clean,

I visited the new Homegoods/ TJ Maxx Store in Londonderry yesterday. Now located in the Market…read moreBasket plaza. This is a combo store- housing both a Homegoods and a TJ Maxx in the same building. The store is good sized, bright and clean and has a ton of checkout registers. Lots of nice stuff- sheets, towels, bedding, art, and so much more. I saw many staff being busy and milling about assisting customers so that is always good. I got some pet shampoo for a good price- even better than local pet stores and online!

This Salem NH store is horrible. The cashiers are careless and neglect to remove all antitheft…read moredevices on their clothing items and you end up with a clothing item at home with an anti theft device because evidently not all of them beep when you are walking out of the door. This is what happened to me after I bought a comforter set among other many items. I kept the comforter set unopened at home for some time and when I finally went to use it, I realized it had an anti theft device still attached to it which I could not remove unless I cut a hole into the comforter. I also realized I had lost the receipt after turning my house upside down looking for it. When I took the item back to the store so the cashiers could remove the device, they called over a snooty manager who said she could not remove the device unless I had the receipt. I told her I had lost it but asked her if scanning the bar code would show I had bought the set from the store. Kohl's sometimes does this and removes the device if it was accidentally left on a clothing item. I also told her I could pull up my debit card online bank records to prove I had purchased the comforter set among other things at that store. The snooty manager said there was nothing she could without the receipt and looked at me like I had stolen a $45 comforter set from their store. She even had the audacity to ask me how I had waled out of the store without the anti theft device going off, which means she does not even know that if a clothing item has more than one anti theft device, they don't all beep if some are left on accidentally. I could not understand how they had the nerve to make me pay for a mistake that was caused by their cashiers' recklessness. Most of the time those cashiers are usually distracted and chatting with each other about personal stuff when ringing up your items. I had to go home and cut a hole in the comforter set because there was no way I could remove that device. I will never shop here again and I bet that manager even stereotyped me because I am a black woman. She needs some schooling on professionalism because what she may not have known is that I have a very good job and earn a six figure salary and own 2 luxury vehicles among other great things going on for me. Not everybody is a thief and it is just horrible how they treat customers. I hope the store closes down because of their nasty attitude.

Ok! So we all love Homegoods! What's more fun and rewarding than buying something new for your…read morehome! That being said in my opinion this Homegoods in Bedford NH is by far the best in the state! I have found this store to be the most organized and clean that I have been in. It also has the best selection of all things including furniture! The store employees are very helpful and friendly! I would highly recommend this home goods! No matter where you live in the state it's worth the drive! Happy shopping!

My all-time favorite Homegoods, hands down. Part of me didn't even want to write this review…read morebecause I would like to keep this beautiful store a secret..sigh! They have great seasonal products and are always putting out new items. You will not ever experience the "Homegoods Blues" here, as they always have their shelves full with inventory. They also have an excellent clearance section, and sell really beautiful, modern decor. Absolutely love this place! If you're a Homegoods lover, I strongly recommend this one!

I just sat in a 40 minute line at HomeGoods/Marshalls. There were three registers open, sometimes…read morefour when she wasn't looking for reasons not to work.. I have never seen people move so slow and not want to work in my life. There were rows of people just staring at them while they talk about Ariana Grande, current events and how soon they can get out of work tonight. I understand that the pay probably isn't great, but it's just too hard to overlook how long the line is- and how the staff blatantly couldn't care less. Upper management needs to hire more people, spend the money for better staff (and train them) or start spending some time in the store and actually put some effort in. There is no system or leadership here and it's definitely shows. Even if everything else is great, when you have to sit in a disaster for 40 minutes before leaving it leaves a really bad tasting your mouth.

Beware of store manager. I was pressured insistently into opening a TJX Rewards card by the…read moreDanvers Homegoods store manager and I did open one. The numbers of my temporary card were printed on receipt paper and the store manager gave them to me. A fraudulent charge of $130 was made on my newly opened card 9 days later, mind you before I could receive my physical plastic card. The only person who knew the card numbers was this manager who pressured me into opening the TJX card. I was beyond livid to find someone stealing from me. So be careful about this store.

Listen, I love Homegoods but I was absolutely livid today. I'm pregnant and of course had to use…read morethe restroom. I went in to the WOMENS ROOM to stalls without a place to hang your bag (which is insane to me, obviously designed by a man) no soap or paper towels. Has the change to be such an easy fix.

I've been to this location several times. Like any other of these stores if you are looking for…read moreanything specific, they probably won't have it. If you shop with an open mind & browse you may just find some wonderful things.. My recent trip was so-so because it appears that at this time they are low on stock. However I did get 2 nice things reasonably priced. The associate who checked me out could have been friendlier.... But then again shopping during a pandemic the associate & I both wearing a mask... Better to just move things along for the both of us!

The customer service by Julie is absolutely disgraceful! I am a paying customer who shops a lot and…read moreeverything I go on this store she's rude unprofessional and when I say hello she rolls her eyes and keeps walking. she wouldn't help me at all with a question i had about a piece of furnitur. she always says when I ask about something it's not her department and walks off.... she's absolutely the worst employee they have. She doesn't care about paying customers at all....

This location always has good selection and decent prices and is worth stopping into depending on…read moreyour mood, typical of all locations the line to get out is too long and honestly sometimes not worth one shirt or whatever small item you are getting. Furniture prices are criminal and i think you can probably get two of and actual vintage item for the price to get something that looks vintage here. Not great about getting carts, people bringing returns are always confused, do you enter on the wrong end or wait in line with everyone purchasing stuff? No one knows. $100 per luggage made of cardboard to look like its from the 60's that will last you 2 flights.

First time in this store as I was doing errands nearby and someone mentioned this was here; while…read moredriving up Route 28 I kept thinking it seemed too residential and I missed it somehow, but then there it was: a big store in the middle of a neighborhood. Lots of parking, very well organized and all the extras that make HG easy to shop: throw pillows arranged by color, good cards for $1.99 so you can stock up and be ready for all occasions and an aisle full of dish towels with every color/design you can dream of. Animal lover? Prefer plaid over stripes? Towels to proclaim your love of whatever holiday is coming up? There is a towel - and maybe a matching pot holder - for that! Living in the city, the stores around here don't have a lot of the larger furniture items but they had a few big sofas and chairs, tables for homes larger than 600sf (lucky suburbanites) and outdoor rugs larger than my first condo. Extra bonus points for having four registers open on a Friday morning with nice employees at all!

Pretty bad smelling inside and not dog friendly (dog asked to leave). Other HomeGoods in the area…read morehave a better selection, smell and inventory.

Love love love Home Goods! Stopped in here over the weekend just to browse and to maybe start my…read moreChristmas shopping a little earlier than normal for me. I can't ever go into a Home Goods without buying at least something, it's just impossible. They have great deals on everything, including home decor, pet toys, furniture, lighting, bedding, etc. It's always clean and everyone is usually pretty friendly!

Clean space with a good amount of variety. Staffs are friendly and follow proper protocols for the…read morepandemic.

This store has a ton of selection - and the service here is excellent...I was able to get in and…read moreout pretty quickly...so based on all that, it's 5/5 Stars... BUT, and this is a big BUT, the parking lot here is AWFUL. I used to come here to this place when it was a mall and the second they started building strip malls in the parking lot they RUINED this whole area. Market Basket alone needs a massive lot...I went on a weekday while most people should have been work-it was still an ugly mess. Come the holidays AVOID THIS WHOLE AREA. Sorry to the businesses but why would you sign a lease in a place with inadequate parking and NON-STOP TRAFFIC!?!?!?!?

When in Woburn, check out this HomeGoods. It is connected to a TJM, and while the stuff on that…read moreside can be kind of hit or miss, the Home section NEVER disappoints. It is also incredibly organized, has a lot of new items (because we have all been in the stores that pretty much just have lots of other store's cast offs in a massive "clearance" section) and lots of registers are open. As mentioned before, the parking lot can be a zoo since people seem to park, go into Market Basket, and stock up on food like they have never seen it before, but park way over on the side and just run right in.

I really like this TJ's & Homegoods-- friendly, helpful staff and manager is always pleasant and…read moregreeting people. They also are very generous with returns and will take things as long as like new and have tags ( for credit). Not as big as Marshals/ HG in Westford but better run and many more sales items ( 3 sections of sale and clearance). I have no issues with parking except maybe at Holiday times. Love this store!

I love this place for their cool home decor items. I was given a wonderful wine rack bought from…read morehere in the shape of an old penny farthing bike. They've got great lamps and wall prints too