HomeGoods

So shopping here is very luck dependent — I came the day after a rush on furniture, so the items I was looking for (end tables) were pretty picked over. That said, they get new things all the time, and the clearance items are a huge bargain. I particularly like their bedding, pet items, and cleaning materials. For example, I got a set of all cotton king-​sized sheets for $ 30 and a beautiful 3.5′ by 2.5′ pet bed for $ 18 — total steals. It’s bit of treasure hunt, but I always find at least one treasure that makes the trip worth it.

Once again I was reminded how great this store is when I stopped in yesterday. The variety and quality of items is tempting and fun. The people are wonderful from the staff to manager Debbie. She herself helped me get my new tables into the car. So happy this Home Goods opened in ABQ

Great store. Sister store to Marshalls and TJ Maxx. They have a lot of neat things and for the better part their prices are really good. I can ALWAYS find something to purchase. Never a problem here. Good spot to purchase gifts for the one person that seems to have everything. Their Cirque du soleil style shelves make me a bit nervous in the glass aisle, but that won’t keep me away.

Nice place to find home items but the rugs aren’t that among but what can I say it’s like whole foods. Not amazing but pricey

Always interesting and new stuff. The store is a little dingy, which drops it from a 3.5 to a 3 in my book. This certainly doesn’t keep us from shopping there though. They always have neat lamps, furniture and other household goods, and it rotates frequently.

This place is pretty awesome for home stuff however it is a little unorganized. Their clearance section is great!

I love this store! They always have a great selection of housewares. The store itself is a little cramped, but it’s beautifully lit and the service is great.

I can’t seem to manage leaving this store empty handed. Good finds at good prices. I go there for the cute home stuff, and my kiddos like the toys and kid’s section. Fun to just look around when there’s time to kill.

A good place to find relatively inexpensive housewares and furnishings. Lots of variety, great clearance sales, friendly staff.

Ho hum. Characterless. Their products are basic and functional. Reminds me of the home furnishings department of Wal-​Mart or Target. I’d rather go to a local place if possible, or spend more money and go to Pier 1, World Market or Crate and Barrel. Road trip to IKEA, Anyone?

One of the saddest days in the NE Heights marked the closing of yet another brick and mortar book store. (Even if it was a national chain) In the place of that Barnes & Noble comes HomeGoods.
HomeGoods is a sister store to TJ Maxx and Marshalls. Located in the North Town Plaza next door to Whole Foods, it is as the name implies, a store chock full of things you might want in your cozy abode.
As you enter to you’ll see an organized, well lit place full of lamps, mirrors, faux plants, dishes and kitchen ware. Grab a cart for big stuff and pick up toys or beds for the pet, cooking oils or spices and maybe a giant new rug for the den.
Furniture can be found here and there, but think more along the lines of things you’d see for the home in Hobby Lobby and you’ll be on target.
If you are not familiar with TJ Maxx or Marshalls, these items are new but reduced to move. They come from numerous other source stores including places like Bed Bath & Beyond and large chain stores.
As I browsed, I saw friendly staff busy in the aisles and found that the young clerk at the front wasn’t just nice, she was informed as well. She let me know that the stores receive loads twice a week. Once on Tuesday and again on Friday. You won’t find weekly or monthly flyers because they don’t know exactly what’s coming in.
It gets the stars for the things just listed and a pretty good selection.
If you’re in the neighborhood and you need something specific or just want to hunt for Harry & David treasures, I suggest you drop on in.