Haven't stepped in here for almost 15 years. Simply never had any need to. As soon as I walked in,…read moreI was amazed at the clutter and the loud music blaring from behind the counter. A few people eyed me rather oddly, but I still felt safe. Weird vibe, I guess. Usually places such as this carries picture frames. No such luck today. Whatever! The staff were friendly as they greeted me professionally. If I ever need a "dollar store" item again, I'm sorry to say this store won't be my first or second choice. No real reason except for the unusual feeling I received while in the store.

"RESTROOM" NOT OPEN TO THE PUBLIC. I'm just going to start there. First of all, I absolutely love…read moreDaiso. But not having access to a restroom is absolutely diabolical. With the amount of items in that store, you could easily spend an hour or more looking at all the details and the intricacies of every single item, things that you didn't even know you needed. But today, alas, I will know from now on, that you must have an empty bladder before going into Daiso. I needed one item specifically and knew I had seen restrooms there along with water fountains, and baby changing stations in each bathroom per the sign. Even a huge sign painted on the wall that reads." Restrooms". There is a keypad on each door as well. I knew I would be shopping for a while and inquired about using their restrooms so I could stay in and shop. An associate told me that the restrooms were only for employees. As I stood there, dumbfounded, it didn't make sense since there are water fountains, and baby changing stations in each restroom with a huge sign painted on the wall... "RESTROOMS". So instead of taking my time going down every single aisle , I had to more swiftly pick up my one intended item and make my way to checkout. I spent $1.85 total instead of walking around to see what else I needed because I had to pee. Seems having a public restroom is getting more and more rare these days and may cause your customers the need to grab and go instead of the potential of buying more items. Don't get me wrong, I will still shop Daiso with haste.. but I'm just using this as a warning to empty your bladder before you go. This just leave a bad taste in my mouth especially how they are presented. So I rushed to my next stop to use their restroom and take my sweet time shopping there. Just a tip.

this place does not offer restrooms for their customers not even an emergency even if you have a…read moremedical condition, they will deny you

The staff is very helpful. The selection of items is always elite worthy. The prices are very…read morereasonable in my opinion.

This place is not it. A giant warehouse with a bunch of dead stock clothes. There are other…read moreBurlington's that have a much better selection and this one just seems like it has some sort of bad energy around it. I literally can't explain it.

They had my color of concealer so I was happy. I love that everything there is $1.25 or so. I can…read morebuy my bleach and room and linen spray there.

I'm rarely on this side of town but as of lately my work has me here. I stumbled across this…read morelocation today and decided to see if it was any good. Impressive! It's CLEAN, smelled good and orderly to a point. There were associates unboxing items but that's to be expected. These girls were working hard. The items in this store were good! Not picked through or thrown around. Items I've never seen at a DT before were here. Impressive. I will be coming back! Thanks!

Went looking for hand fans. Found EXACTLY what I was needing, even the color was perfect. Great…read moreprice at .99 cents

We purchased $75 worth of plastic flowers. Angel, the cashier assumed we were building a floral…read morefloat, and was upset that we had so many, and told us we should have called ahead. Won't be rack at this store!!

Everyone's sleeping on HomeGoods, but honestly, it's a coffee lover's paradise! HG provides what…read moreyou need if you're always searching for "sugar-free vanilla syrup, special coffee pods and rare finds you won't get at grocery stores." Because their selection is always varied, each visit feels like a treasure hunt. Whether you need original seasonal blends, high quality imported brands, or specialized coffee accessories, you're sure to find something outstanding. In addition, their prices are often lower than those of large retailers. Haven't you explored the wide variety of coffees in the HomeGoods coffee aisle and you're missing out if you haven't? I recommend this for a large number of caffeine enthusiasts.

This is the best Home Goods I've ever been in! Soooo clean and such an amazing assortment of items…read more- this store is what ALL Home Goods should be. I love coming here!! Excellent management and staff!!

I came in with two pretty big bags of clothing as I have two sisters and a mom who are pretty…read moreshopaholics. I would describe the type of clothing gently used, some never even worn. I even asked the lady at the front counter if they were accepting jeans which to her response was "yes we're always taking those!" I waited an hour instore for them to look through the clothes only to be told NOT ONE thing was taken. I felt pretty blindsided as one bag had nothing but jeans (American eagle, lucky brand, etc) only to name a few. I drove an hour to, stayed for an hour plus an hour back home. Pretty disappointing experience to be honest. The ladies at the front seemed nice and they even helped me wheel out my bags to my car. All in all an ok experience

They have some pretty good finds. The prices are a little on the expensive side for a second hand…read morestore but they're in pretty good shape.