5-24-2026. The delivery was awesome. They texted, called to let me know when they would get here…read more Jonathan and Don? They were both very professional and explained everything very well. Set up the furniture and made sure all was ok. 5-21-2026 Tom was our salesman in the Tucson showroom. There was no pressure. We bought a couple rooms of furniture and he stayed around us until we needed him. He was very knowledgeable on the furniture and getting our deliveries all set up. I was very happy and very impressed with the quality and workmanship in the furniture. Very well made furniture and real wood. The prices were very reasonable. Thank you AFW!!!

Like many large furniture stores, there are A LOT of items on the sales floor. That being said,…read more it was a little difficult to suss out what were of better quality without having to roam the entire Walmart size place. Fyi, I only occasionally buy from this type of business (last time I bought 3 mattresses sofa recliners dressers and headboards) & spent $8k. This time I was only looking for quality outdoor patio furniture. They had a small selection in the waaay back. Prices were sort of high, but what isn't these days? So I won't review on that, but there was just a lot of the same old stuff in the same old colors. Idea: if you want more shoppers, please carry a few pieces with unique colors &or styles. Overall it wasn't unpleasant, the sales staff was not aggressive (I appreciate that) and the store was clean and quite full.

Update Today i am here to look at the Pasta section…read more For some reason , they have a lot of unusual shapes similar to thrr ed regular BOW TIE i used to get. i know i'll find a couple and maybe unusual olives to go with. Nice store.

I recently shopped here and bought some food items (mostly sweets) and some nutritional supplement…read morepowders. Most of them were on clearance, so the prices were good. I paid for it all using rewards certificates from my TJX credit card, so it was effectively free! There was a 5 to 10 minute wait at the checkout line.

I have an older Lazy Boy recliner and it's been great for going on 15 years. I bought an Ashley…read morerecliner and hated it from the first day I got it and already has a tear in it. So, it was time to replace the Ashley. I went on a Sunday morning not sure if I would purchase one. But, with the help of Paul Litchfield I found exactly what I was looking for. Paul was such a pleasure to deal with. He didn't oversell things and was very knowledgeable about the product. Super nice guy who made the process very easy. I am much more likely to buy from Lazy Boy in the future because of Paul. Yo u do get what you pay for. If I do, I'll be calling ahead of time to make sure he's there. Thanks for all the help!

I've made many purchases from La-Z-Boy over decades. I can say without hesitation that Vera (Ina…read moreStore) is the best salesperson I've worked with at La-Z-Boy. She is very knowledgeable about their products. Extremely helpful and even followed up with me twice about the (early) shipping of my new chair.

The Happy Saguaro is a very interesting place--its huge inventory is beautifully presented and the…read morestaff is helpful but not pushy which allows for a pleasant shopping experience IMO. The store has broad selection of seasonal and year-round wares that are colorful and interesting. All the above said, I have two issues with the place. First, the seasonal products like Talavera and pottery are priced higher than other merchants by 20% and I think that may be due to their location and the amount of inventory--my best advice is to wait for a sale. Second is the lack of a public restroom which I find ridiculous--they advertise on social media so their audience is broad, after a two-hour trip being told you can use a restroom at Trader Joe's is ridiculously inconvenient. Would I recommend The Happy Saguaro? Yes and no, if you're in the area or enroute to other destinations, it's worth a stop. If you're looking for something in particular you have to have, call and it can be worth the drive but realize you may be paying for it.

What a great place to buy some really cool decor. All kinds of garden items, kitchen supplies,…read morehouse decor for any occasion. The prices seem a little high, however these are hard to find items so it seems fair enough. Friendly staff is always a plus.

Such a neat concept! Tried to sell an item on consignment, but we never received a response to a…read moreweb form inquiry. When I tried to call and follow up to gain more insight, their team seemed uninterested in helping. Really just needed some basic information on fee structure and timeline but no one really wanted to help. Multiple folks I talked with told me they don't work with consignment and to call at some different time to try to connect with the right person. Called another time and was told someone would get back with me. Never did. Maybe the shopping experience is better than the selling.

This used to be my 'go to" furniture store in Tucson. I have consigned there and purchased many…read morethings. But now that their consignment fee is 50 or 60% or more, I'm not consigning there any longer. They rarely will come down on a piece of furniture as well.

Terrible service. Walked in with my wife and went completely ignored for the duration of our visit…read more Won't be returning.

Good quality furniture! Beautiful and can be customized. Purchased stools and coffee table. Very…read morehelpful staff, not pushy at all.

Friendly staff, fully stocked shelf's with fair prices for things to fill your stomach or house…read more Pricey in my opinion but I'm a guy who doesn't shop for housing items so I don't really know for sure.

I've visited this store several times over the years but I won't be returning because the store has…read moretoo much merchandise, you can't find anything. The two people working the register didn't know the inventory and couldn't help. The other person who I asked for assistance wouldn't leave their restocking to assist me. The problem is that the store is so overstuffed that it's cluttered. They should remove about half of the food items and spread the shelves out so you can have room to stand back and see things. I don't think shopping at World Market should feel like shopping in a Moroccan bazaar? At least in the bazaar the sellers know every inch of their inventory.