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    Homegoods - The items I wanted to purchase

    Homegoods

    (5 reviews)

    I absolutely loved this store until today. I was initially so excited to find a set of glasses and…read more8 beautiful dinner plates that I was going to set my table with for a Nonprofit, Board, dinner tomorrow night that I am hosting. I also found a few more items that I loved. I actually was multitasking and needed to use my phone to make arrangements with the President of one of the 4 nonprofit Boards I serve on the EastEnd of Long Island. The time was around 1:30 PM and there were about 8 customers in the store along with 3 dogs with their owners. My basket was full with around $200.00-$240.00 worth of merchandise and there were only two customers and two cashiers at checkout. As I waited my turn and finishing up my conversation, one of the cashiers says, "Take it outside. No one wants to hear your conversation." Meanwhile I'm next in line and about to check out. I wasn't saying anything offensive, nor using profanity while speaking on the phone nor addressing this extremely rude cashier. If I had, I might expect a reaction like that, but not from an employee of the store. I then proceeded to ask her if talking on cell phones were against store policy. She said no, but ALL the customers were complaining and it is rude. There were maybe two or three others around so I asked who is complaining and that I'd like to speak with them. Then the customer at the counter who made the complaint was almost apologetic by saying, "Everyone does that, including myself. It's just annoying" The cashier further commented, You should hear the conversations people have it here! Ugh. The complainer happily l left, but it wasn't over for me. I asked the cashier for the store manager and she went she finally arrived was very nice and apologetic. She said she'd speak to the cashier because there is no policy against the use of cell phones, but there is a policy against employees speaking on behalf of customer's complaints to another customer. Even though I loved each and every item I carefully selected, I decided to leave everything in the wagon. The manager tried twice to check me out personally. I said, "No thanks. If I brought any of these beautiful items into my home, they'd remind me of the disrespect and humiliation I felt from that horrible woman working as a cashier." I will never shop at that Home Goods again at the Wainscott Store, Montauk Highway.

    A Homegoods is way out here on the east end of Long Island in the Hamptons providing a variety of…read morehome furnishing and decor. Also some good kitchen items and a nice selection of coffee, tea and condiments. Even imported pasta from Italy can be found in small quantities. This place is deluged with shoppers in summer and pleasantly empty or close to it off season. They often carry a few higher end items for big ticket shoppers here. I've seen some dramatic items. A huge wrought iron covered pumkin shaped gazebo of sorts nearly 9 feet tall meant for a garden. A metallic horse up on hind legs maybe 10 feet tall one summer. Good for an equestrian theme foyer. Someone buys them. I've also seen better quality imported wool blankets here. A well developed pet department. Pet beds. Pet shampoos. Pet toys. Pet sweaters. Pet scratch posts. Pet swinging beds. Lastly, in winter a vast amount of discounted items not moving because of the reduced winter traffic out here. So a few bargains can be had. Staff are wearing masks and taking temperatures each day. No gloves but I wear mine. The manager was seen coaching a staff of 6 or 7 people on their work. Very friendly and motivating. Glad to see them treating the young people there properly. A bookmark worth saving when needing household supplies when out here.

    MONC XIII

    MONC XIII

    (7 reviews)

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    I was in Sag Harbor last year and stumbled upon MONC XIII and I'm glad I did! They have an amazing…read morecollection of uniquely curated furniture and home decor you just won't find anywhere else. The store is so welcoming and amazingly decorated you almost have no choice but to check it out. It's like the best of Pinterest all landing in one store. You can find your dream home all within these four walls. I went online recently to do some perusing as I miss being in Sag Harbor right now and ended up purchased some items from their online store. All the items arrive in perfect condition with a hand written thank you note from the owners themselves, Matt & Natasha. It was like receiving a gift from old friends. What a great experience. When I am back in town, I will most definitely make an effort to visit MONC XIII again. The owners live locally and are a pleasure to interact with both in person and remotely. Great place, great vibe and just great people. A winning trifecta.

    We were in town for a wedding and read that this place was on Her Highness, the O.G. of the…read moreHamptons, Ina Garten's must see list. As an acolyte, I knew I needed to check it out. We're remodeling our home in Palo Alto and as tech new money have a substantial budget (AKA can spend plenty of money on decor). We browsed, respected all the no touching and sitting signs we saw, until we made a fatal mistake and decided to pick up a wood bowl. This was apparently a step too far for the woman managing the store and we were chased out for daring to put our dirty hands on her precious bowl. Even worse, she decided to shame us by letting us know how expensive it was. Now, I get it. It's a fragile bowl. Maybe put a sign on it, like 90% of the other items in the store, if you really don't want people to touch it. But, considering the way they treated the preppy white dude who entered at the same time, I have a suspicious as to why we were treated so poorly. If you're furnishing a museum dedicated to racism and shitty behavior, boy do I have a recommendation for you. Otherwise, hard pass. Go down the street to Comerford Collection or Sylvester & Co - much nicer people and service. P.S. Worst treatment I've gotten in SO LONG that I created an account for everyone else to know. Really awful.

    WYETH - furniture - Updated August 2026

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