During my visits to walk the mall for steps, I've noticed this location was either remodeling or…read moremoved to a new spot in the mall, but glad I was able to finally step inside to see their products. There's a wide selection of home decor and a great spot for finding the perfect gift. It might be a little disorganized, and prices aren't super friendly, but still worth a stop in!

I looked around in the store & was so impressed with all the fun & beautiful items for your own…read morehome or for gifts. I drove home & kept thinking about a couple hummingbird items I'd seen. I called & Victoria was so helpful. She text me photos of pictures I asked about plus similar ones I'd missed. She sent measurements on any I asked about. I then looked up similar items on the internet & decided the prices at Home Mart comparable if not better so value also a positive.

A happy surprise to find the RH Outlet store in Chandler. I was greeted by staff in a friendly…read moremanner. One lovely woman behind the desk, Mandy S., came around to show me pieces I was in the market for. She was genuine in her efforts to assist me. There was a wide variety of solid, good pieces; dining sets, chairs, bar stools, headboards, side tables, framed modern art, mirrors, and lots more. As an outlet, it's hit or miss. It's not going to be perfect like a show room, but the items are presented in an orderly fashion in a clean environment. I found some beautiful pieces at 80% off regular price. I definitely plan to return, as inventory changes weekly. Great deals can be found. I recommend them.

The RH Outlet in Chandler, AZ is hard to justify. The overall experience feels bleak, the service…read moreis underwhelming, and the pricing often does not reflect any meaningful outlet value. On my visit yesterday, April 15, 2026, I compared several floor pieces against current member sale pricing at the main RH store, and the differences were surprisingly small. For example, a Queen Padua Shelter Bed in Brown Oak was priced at $2,350 in the outlet. The same bed in the mainline RH store was priced at $2,615 for members. That difference is so small that once you factor in the cost of hiring movers to pick it up, transport it, and assemble it in your home, the outlet purchase makes little sense. By contrast, the main store provides delivery and setup, even when purchasing multiple items, for one reasonable flat fee. And that is before considering the much bigger issue: service after the sale. With the mainline RH store, you have time to live with the furniture, and if something is wrong, RH can come out, repair it, replace it, or accept a return. The outlet offers none of that. A few more examples from the floor: A 48" Wide Oslo Cylinder Console Table in Aged Brown Oak was $1,195 at the outlet versus $1,345 at the main store member price. A 36" Wide Enzo Console Table in Blonde Walnut was $645 at the outlet versus $719 at the main store member price. In my view, saving only a small amount in exchange for no delivery, no setup, no meaningful recourse, limited selection, and the added risk of outlet-condition damage offers no real value at all.

I'm pretty sure this place closed. I looked extensively around the complex and didn't see any…read morebusiness by this name. Called the number and got no response. Website doesn't go anywhere.

This a very cool store with an eclectic collection of items. We found a small credenza that we…read morelove. If you are looking for something specific or unique, they are bound to have it! Definitely recommend a visit!

Sadly Etcetera has closed. The five talented ladies have found other outlets to sell their…read morehandmade items. It was the cutest booth in this Painted Tree location. Best of luck to the vendors!

This is definitely the cleanest Five Below I've been into. All the clothes were folded and none of…read morethe items were horribly out of place. Like most locations, this store didn't disappoint with the graphic tees. But what mildly impressed me with this location was the selection of offbeat books you wouldn't expect to be interesting. I don't *need* the books, but I bought three anyway. They're only $5, so I basically got three for the price of one NYT best seller. The reusable bags are stocked near the register (you get charged for plastic bags, and a reusable bag is only 35 cents). Service is good. There's someone to greet you at the door and help at the registers. I'd recommend this location for people looking for thrift stores.

Clean and well organized. I needed some things for Easter and their selection was well stocked…read moreand again, organized clearly. It was easy to find things I was looking for. After Easter, I had three balls that we turned out to not use so returned them. Had the receipt of purchase and the employee was pleasant and friendly as she processed everything. I was expecting a credit back to their gift card but she surprised me by crediting my credit card instead. That was great because I don't tend to shop here often. A great experience overall. Thank you!

Do you have 10 hours available?? Come here and get lost in this amazing Wonderland of EVERYTHING!!!…read moreDo you want plants, overalls, house decorations, personalized items, baked goods, local honey, jewelry, toys, vintage items, a matching piece to your grandma's China you inherited, war memorabilia, tools, car stuff, the santa your mom had in her front yard when you were 3.. you will find it here!! The staff is super friendly. The little restaurant has some yummy options to fuel you while you continue shopping and you can pair that with a vintage soda. Yum. The pieces vary as do the prices. Don't forget there's 2 buildings. The main one and the back which is currently all Christmas!!

Seriously, this person was all over me the second I walked in. It felt like they were watching my…read moreevery move. I couldn't even browse in peace. It was so awkward, I almost felt like I had done something wrong. Honestly, it was a bit much. My granddaughter & I enjoy going when there are events. If I see an item I like, it doesn't go in my purse, I pay for it. Maybe it was the color of skin?

Chandler location- I used to go to this store weekly! Really unique furniture that was decently…read morepriced for second hand furniture. Over the last few years prices are at or above new prices and the store itself- STINKS! I literally had to hold my nose while trying to walk through the last two times. They do not provide value and the store smells like a kennel that has never been cleaned! Long time customer saying goodbye! If I'm going to pay new item price- I'll get a new item!

I'm including a letter I sent to the Contact Us section on the website. As a consigner, I want to…read morewarn others about the contract you sign and the mismanagement of inventory. I am writing to express my deep dissatisfaction and demand compensation for the mishandling of a quality custom-made bench that I consigned at My Sister's Attic. The bench was dropped off with a verbal agreement to price it at $650. Unfortunately, due to the negligence of the previous manager, who failed to properly price the piece before his departure, and the subsequent incorrect pricing by the new manager, the bench was sold for a mere $100. This pricing is not only well below the agreed-upon amount but also a blatant disregard for the value of the item and the trust placed in your store by consignors. While I understand that the contract states the store reserves the right to change prices at its discretion, this situation is a clear oversight. The bench was forgotten and priced simply to "get rid of it," as stated by the current manager. This is unacceptable and a slap in the face to a participating consignor. Additionally, the agreement was to sell the item within a two-month timeframe, with the bench being received in-store on March 13, 2025, per the contract. However, it wasn't placed on the floor until a month later, halfway through this timeframe, further diminishing the opportunity for a fair sale. It did sell right after being placed on the floor, further showcasing that the piece had merit as inventory in the store. Had I not visited the store on the day I did to inquire about it and noticed the sold sign without a price tag, I would have never received any compensation for my item. I demand that My Sister's Attic honor the original agreement set by the previous manager. It is evident that none of the items in your store are priced as egregiously low as $100, not even a nightstand. I am still waiting response from corporate. The new store manager, originally gave me an adequate solution but said corporate is refusing to honor it.