This is such an awesome antique shop for pieces of furniture. Those that are looking for a specific…read morepiece know the struggle of looking around for some time before they find something. I found exactly what I was looking for here for a more than reasonable price. On top of that, the older gentleman that works here was so kind and helpful and I will certainly be back here if I need something else. It looks somewhat small from the outside but it is such a fun place!

What a gem! The furniture pieces here are antique but still functional. Prices are super cheap,…read moreas you aren't paying for in-town realty surcharges. We ended up purchasing a wash table with real marble for 250 (great as a console fortune foyer) and a dining hutch fro 150. These would have easily gone thousands in the Heights area. The gentleman who owns this place is old school. He helped my husband carry out the furniture and tied it down on the truck bed for us. We will definitely be back to support a local, small town business and to buy reasonably priced, high quality furniture pieces.

My family and I drove nearly 40 minutes from Bridgeland--through traffic--because we had a gift…read morecard to The Container Store. We hadn't been in years, and we thought it would be a fun family trip to revisit a store we used to enjoy. When we first arrived, we were greeted warmly by the store manager, Christi, who was kind, professional, and had a genuine smile that set the right tone. The store was not busy, so it was fairly quiet, and you could easily hear my children's laughter echo through the aisles. My son is four--curious, energetic, and, like most toddlers, has a knack for exploring things he shouldn't. My one-year-old daughter giggled as he climbed into one of the large bins--yes, the sturdy, weight-bearing type designed to hold storage items. Of course, as any parent would, I told him to get out. He didn't listen immediately (because, well, he's four), but he wasn't hurting anyone or causing damage. Had anything happened, we're responsible parents and would've made it right. That's why I was completely shocked when an employee named John came marching from the opposite end of the store with a stern, unpleasant expression. Without so much as acknowledging us--the parents--he looked directly at my children and said, in a sharp tone, "Hey kids, get out of there because if you break, you buy." Then he turned and walked away. Not only was this incredibly unprofessional, it was completely inappropriate to speak to someone else's children in that manner. You don't approach toddlers with jargon they don't even understand. You address the parents first. His tone, body language, and delivery made the situation feel unnecessarily hostile and condescending--especially toward two very young kids who were simply being kids. Whether John was having a bad day or just lacks basic customer service skills, it was unacceptable. It left me embarrassed, upset, and frankly appalled that this was how a paying customer and her family were treated--especially in a store that prides itself on organization, sophistication, and service. Although Christi was not aware of what had happened during our visit, her calm and gentle spirit at checkout reminded me what great customer service should feel like. She treated us with genuine kindness and professionalism, completely unaware of the negative experience we'd just had with her employee. Unfortunately, her warmth wasn't enough to undo the damage caused by that interaction. This experience has completely changed how we view this location, and sadly, it will be the last time my family and I shop here. I sincerely hope The Container Store addresses this type of behavior and ensures no other family is ever made to feel the way we did that day.

I love this store! It's always a great shopping experience. The 1960 store is so convenient and is…read morealways organized and tidy. The staff is great too.

Great location and convenient Money well spent on produce,…read moremeat, milk, eggs. Everyone is welcoming and friendly. Samples are available for most things Multiple stalls for meat, eggs, milk.

Nice variety of everything. Not too crowded (went at 11am). People were really nice. Parking was…read moreperfect!

Permanently closed since several years ago. It was a good place to find bargains for sure.read more

When this place first came to Hempstead, people really thought the city was about to prosper and…read moregrow because we had a "mall" but fast forward 10 to 15 years later and not much has changed. In fact, many of the shops inside of this place have closed down. However, there are some pretty awesome finds once in awhile at this Vanity Fair outlet. Most of my purchases has consisted of discounted bras and panties--nothing more than a $20 purchase each visit. On my last visit, I was looking for a inexpensive pair of Khahis to be in uniform for church service, Since I'm not a fan of Khakis (i think they make my butt look bigger), I didn't want to pay $20+ on something I only wear once a month. I was fortunate to find a descent pair for about $10, which was my goal. Nonetheless, I wouldn't be surprised one day to see this place closed down all together. There are too many nicer stores and outlets within a 30 minute driving distance from this town that could keep the business afloat. That's just the nature of business.