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    Located in a larger, lower area of the Eastland Shopping Center, this store faces the very busy 10…read more(San Bernardino) freeway. The store is very clean and well-organized. Employees are very helpful and friendly, and can often be seen restocking merchandise. The variety of products is very helpful and fun, as customers can find new items for just about anything they want to decorate or add life to an existing home or garden project. Prices are fairly reasonable, though you will find a few items a little higher here than at other stores. Overall, this is a fun place to shop.

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    9-23-2026 I placed a…read moremobile order, and was excited to use my Zombie bucks for the first time! It was really fast like only 20 minutes before the order was ready. You do have to sign a piece of paper though. They still haven't restocked the Radlers that are still on sale, but a lot of Xmas stuff is out on the floor now. They have like the comfiest chairs ever, and it's never really crowded in here, which is great. I do like their Korean food section, and wish they had more. I've looked at their clearance, but it seems like a lot of it isn't really worth looking through. Overall, they have a lot of different cute things around the store, so it's fun looking at their collection of items. I do hope that they can carry more products in the future.

    I remember going to Cost Plus with my sister when I was a kid. It was always a fun, exotic…read moreexperience. There was Pier One & there was Cost Plus - Pier One was the more corporate experience option. Then Cost Plus grew up. Some changes were immediate, some took a long time. I think it comes down to how I feel when I think of going there, specifically the one in Brea. This isn't a grocery store - why do we have to pay for bags? I'm buying bottles of wine & dishes, picture frames - if I buy dishes and home decor at Macy's, I'm not required to buy a bag. It was always part of my Christmas tradition to make Cost Plus my first stop for gifts - but a couple of Christmases ago, I bought a whole cart full of wine & food gifts. I was not allowed to take the cart to my car, I had to leave the cart in the store and trust that the employee helping me wouldn't be pulled away by time I brought my car around. And it was raining by the way. Once upon a time, the store would reward members with a $10.00 birthday gift. That got changed to a discount. So every once in a while I get a text message telling me about a promotion and I used to enjoy getting those messages. Now I just delete them.

    Williams-Sonoma - kitchenandbath - Updated October 2026

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