Love the selection of fall decor here! It's hard to choose from! I really like this location,…read moreparking is easy and right upfront. It is a busy store, but that's only because of all the great things they have inside. The staff is always friendly and super helpful. This most recent visit I was helped by Monica at the cashier register. She was sweet and checked me out quickly. The prices here are affordable, but they also can be a little expensive depending on what you're looking for. Either way, I think every item here is high-quality and will last a really long time.

Not sure what the problem is with this location ONLY in all of Las Vegas. The lines here get…read moreabsolutely ridiculous to where it makes you question everything you want to even buy. The biggest issue is the LACK of urgency of the employees and no call for back up when it gets insanely long, I'm talking waiting 25-30 minutes to PAY! Hire some more people!

After lunch at Longhorn's swung by At Home to see what they had. Hadn't been here in a few months…read more Grabbed a few things. Checkout was quick and easy.

I'm obsessed! This place is massive and has literally everything you could need for your home! From…read morefurniture to decor, kitchen utensils, faux trees, plants and the BEST holiday decor! And the staff is super friendly and helpful!

It's a very big store and will most likely have what you're looking for. We've had many DIY…read moreprojects throughout the years and finding random things here has always been fun. The store is also nicely organized and I've always appreciated that.

Wall Decor sign said 50% off - large sign In small fine…read moreprint - stated not including "gifts". ((Should have posted in large letters "red & yellow" tags- is not on sale)) Hubby brought it all to the counter, after waiting in a really long line, but the cashier told him "All of these count as "Gifts." Hubby was mad. I have to agree with him. This is False Advertising. Shady. Shame on you, Hobby Lobby. I really don't like when stores pull the switch-a-roo. Too bad, I used to like this store. The store used to have Sales. There used to be a 40% off coupon in the Weekly Ad. The t-shirts (for tie-dye) used to be $2.99. Then, things changed. Guess 'cause Joann's closed (you thought you'd have the market). But Michaels is still an option. Better yet, go across the street to Wal-mart, if you're not too picky with crafting needs.

Some of the best figurines I've bought. Super clean, has good value figurines, and a lot of cool…read moreanime merchandise!

Meet me in Tokyo!…read more Tokyo is a beautiful city, it is relatively small but compared to other cultures has brought so much innovation to the world just based on their art, values, and culture. As Americans we are a world away from this island. But a little piece of Tokyo can be found here in these stores. Learning is a skill that one should never forget. Come in and see what you can learn about yourself from the experience you have in this store. Many of these stores share their products from Tokyo for you to try out. Let's not be so closed minded. The products that they sell come from Japan. The range of products they carry is amazing. They have aisle after aisle of food, beauty, home, toys, and many other products that you have to see to understand. Expand your knowledge and horizons by seeing how you can see how other people live through their own eyes. Live through their experiences. Like most Americans of this great nation, we are a melting pot of history. "I have a dream," that dream is to have everyone feel included and inclusive. A dream where our ideas can mesh together and create something unique and meaningful. Walk among the aisles and try something that an individual human being uses but with a different perspective or packaging. Eat something that is unique and not customary to your diet. You might be surprised and discover something new about another culture and their perspective of the world. See you just learned something new. Knowledge is power. Knowing how the world works makes us better understanding to those around us. Whenever we shop here we sample the beauty products from Japan. They offer so many options to choose from. While I cannot understand or speak Japanese the products they sell are of the highest quality . Who does not love the rich colors they use in their inspiring art they create. The dragon that products the home from evil spirits. The lucky cat that can bring prosperity to you and your family. Believing is what starts the process.

Stringbean slept over his G-ma's & Papa's last friday night, so we went here after lunch on…read moresaturday afternoon, just to get some ideas, and get some steps in. It's always changing here, just like the restaurant. The market's being moved to the inside part, near the patio furniture and the checkout registers. Much of it was already situated there, but there was a worker in there, removing the last few parts of it. (I believe the cafe is remaining, since there are numerous kiosks there.) Not sure what will be here but I'm sure that it will be different the next time we visit. Noticed that the yellow signs, similar to what Albertsons and Smiths uses, for Lower Pricing; it was prevalent here, maybe to grab the customer's attention. It worked. Snapped lots of possibilities, for our stringbean's room. A five drawer dresser. We were also looking at the rugs for our foyer, our lowest level. But we still need to measure the space. Delifika- got the other ones, the funny thing is if it is in the Collection, there are numerous items with the same name. The same goes for the furniture. The meatballs are now $14.99, which I believe are due to the current administration's tarriffs. Used to get them, when they were $8.99. That was a long time ago. Update: I've used the Foljsam baking dish for our air-fryer, and it worked out perfectly. It is the right size, shape and depth for it.

IKEA used to be a go-to destination - busy, well-organized, and genuinely fun to browse. Lately,…read morethough, it feels like a shadow of its former self. The showroom feels noticeably empty, both in terms of foot traffic and staff presence. Though the upstairs display walk through areas look decent and recently rearranged/changed, it still feels empty. Where there used to be employees readily available on the floor, you're lucky to spot a few in certain areas. If you're coming in to return or exchange an item, you may casually stand around for a bit until staff comes from the back to tend to that area. Displays of merchandise feel like an afterthought compared to how carefully curated things once were i.e.: a cart full of items vs them being displayed and organized. The biggest disappointment? The cafe downstairs.. I've visited a few times recently and it's been closed or non-operational each time with kiosks showing an error screen or "CLOSED". It used to be a highlight of the whole trip - I'd always look forward to grabbing a little meatball sundae on the way and making an afternoon of it. Instead, I now find myself in a long long line waiting for one of four self-checkout stations to open up.. (the previously staffed registers are no longer a thing and other self-checkout lines are blocked off)..only to look over and see the cafe kiosk dark and unattended. It really takes the joy out of the visit. That said, there are still some redeeming qualities. The as-is section remains a solid find for deals, and apparently you can now shop it online - a nice touch. The space also has free WiFi, so if you're looking for a low-key study spot and the restaurant upstairs happens to be open, it could work for that. Overall, it feels like IKEA is operating with reduced resources, and it shows. I don't follow there business much so I'm not sure if they're struggling but hoping things turn around not only for the customers but for the staff too!

Urban Ranch General Store offers unique seasonal gifts and amazing home decor items you will not…read morefind anywhere else. The owner has decades of experience in architecture and design. She created a new plan for my master bathroom and supervised the remodel. Importantly, Durette travels extensively and visits trade shows which provide her with unique inspirations and future trends. She is always striving to exceed her clients' expectations.

I kind of forget about this place, simply because it is tucked back in the shopping center on the…read moreSW corner of Rainbow and Sahara, but it is always a worthy stop. I would say that if the "urban" spirit of the west is your style, this is your place for design ideas, some clothing, jewelry, home decor, gift ideas. As a previous reviewer said, LOTS of door, drawer and cub board pulls, knobs and handles. Some furniture pieces, lighting, candles and knick knacks. I went in looking for a unique hostess gift of sorts and had options from hand poured beautifully scented soaps to handmade felt fabric ornaments to lovely candles. I'm glad I popped in today and commit to be sure to pop in more often.

This is a great place to find things you normally wouldn't find in a regular grocery store and from…read moreall over the world .

Lots of nice things to look at. Checkout was beyond my expectation because Lai was very friendly,…read morehelpful and accompanied by a smile.

Alright, buckle up, buttercups, because I just returned from a fabric store so exclusive, it makes…read moreFort Knox look like a Chuck E. Cheese ball pit. I'm talking about "Threads of Tyranny" (or whatever they call themselves). First off, getting in was harder than getting a toddler to eat their vegetables. I swear, they had a velvet rope, a bouncer who looked like he wrestled bears in his spare time, and a questionnaire that asked for my blood type, social security number, and the thread count of my dreams. Apparently, only "industry owners" are worthy of their hallowed halls. I'm pretty sure my grandma, who sews better than most fashion designers, wouldn't have made the cut. Once I finally breached the inner sanctum, I was greeted by prices so high, they could make a billionaire weep. I saw a scrap of lace that was priced like it was woven from unicorn hair and spun by angels. I'm pretty sure I could buy a small island for the cost of their "sale" bin. And the staff? Oh, the staff. They looked like they were auditioning for a remake of "The Stepford Wives," but instead of being robots, they were just...snobby. Asking for help was like pulling teeth from a grumpy badger. I inquired about the difference between two types of cotton, and they looked at me like I'd just asked them to explain quantum physics in Klingon. Honestly, I'm surprised this place hasn't been swallowed by a black hole of pretentiousness. I give them a solid two years, tops, before they're replaced by a discount mattress store or a laser tag arena. Mark my words. If you want fabric that costs more than your rent and service that makes you want to scream into a pillow, "Threads of Tyranny" is your place. If you value your sanity and your wallet, run. Run far, far away.

NOT OPEN TO THE PUBLIC!…read more You need to be a licensed designer to even get their attention So if your shopping retail this is not the stir for you