at home

I am loving this place. I do not come here very often, but when I do I feel I need to stop in a lot more.
I have used At Home, and also when they were Garden Ridge.
Basically think of anything you need inside/​outside your home that does not spoil they will have it.
Chairs
Lights
Laundry Organization stuffs
Tables
Art work
Décor
Christmas Decorations Galore. as well as some fun Halloween stuff.
There are plenty of styles and fun stuff that you will not find any where else.
The quality is so so on most items but the pricing is great. I have flipped a bunch of house’s and this is my go to shop for staging stuff also.
Check them out. FYI Keep your receipt its a really tough return policy here.

Oh I love this store! Multiple aisles of wonderful things that I do not need, but will justify. The employees have always been nice, sparse, but nice.

Was in this store for about an hour looking for wall art. Found something I liked and went to pay. I didn’t have enough cash on me so I was going to write a check. Guess what, they do not accept checks. Had this been posted somewhere I would have been spared the smug response from the cashier. I will never go back to this store for anything again.

I love the store, variety and assortment of items. However a lot of items are damaged, scratched and beat up from lack of care in their inventory. It is a shame as there were 2 wall décor items I really wanted to buy but both were either scuffed or scratched. I noticed a lot of items were damaged, from not displaying items from hitting against each other and protective cardboard edges removed.

Definitely not what we were expecting based on the reviews. My wife and I thought the selection, assortment, and variety were expansive. There’s something for everyone… big ticket items, middle of the road décor, and lil nick knacks. I purchased a rustic looking lamp and matching lamp shade and tried to encourage my wife to get a clock that she has been wanting to put over the family room fireplace. She was in one of here more indecisive moods so she left empty handed. Got the clock though!!!

They have a large selection of home décor, albeit cheaply made. Prices weren’t that good considering the quality.

If I were decorating an apartment this would be ok. But not a home that I want to live in forever! Prices look good because the product is cheap and low quality. I rather pay a few extra dollars to get better quality. I won’t be shopping here for my home.

Fun place to shop as long as you don’t need any help or customer service of ANY kind.

I am very sorry to have to write the mostly negative review I’m about to write. Growing up in Garden Ridge, Texas, the original Garden Ridge Pottery holds a lot of childhood memories and nostalgia for me, and I have to admit I like to see Texan companies thrive. Having been to one other more standard Garden Ridge Pottery store in the past few years, I have to say that this location disappointed me greatly. I wonder if it is new given the experiences I had. I found the store to have very bad selection (with shelves upon shelves totally bare), especially with kitchen utensils, silk flowers, and POTTERY of all things! Additionally, I thought a lot of the merchandise was way overpriced ($ 15 for a little painted pot to put a plant in? You could get it for 3 bucks at the original store.). Speaking of prices, the price tags are HUGE (at least 1.5″ square) and adhere to merchandise so tightly (rip when you carefully try to take it off) that you need lighter fluid or Goo Gone to get it off. This is inexcusable to me, as it can damage the item you are buying and adds to much frustration when you try to use items at home. I was looking for several items, and at least three employees breezed right by me, with none asking if I needed help. One employee was pulling a hand cart in front of me walking down the aisle with my shopping cart, and stopped in the aisle right in front of me, taking up the whole aisle with the cart and forcing me to walk around several stacks of merchandise to get to where I was going to. Another employee just about ran me out of the aisle twice as I was shopping, looking at me and smiling rather than apologizing. When I worked retail, the cardinal rule was that the customer was #1 and that all stocking equipment and employees were to be moved immediately to accommodate customers. At the checkout, the manager was ringing up my purchases, while an apparently oblivious younger male employee was talking to her and trying to get her attention instead of helping her bag all the stuff I was buying. She just kept telling him «We’ll talk later» and «Hold on» instead of redirecting him to help bag items. The only reason I give this place 2 stars instead of 1 is because they did have some kitchen items I needed for a little less than Wal Mart. This is not saying much, though, in my opinion – it’s mostly a 1-​star store. This Garden Ridge Pottery location needs to learn a lot of lessons about good retail before I ever shop here again!

As a new homeowner, this place is a goldmine for decorative accessories with minimal investment. Housed in a converted Target, this discount warehouse has everything you can think of (and some you can’t) to decorate your home, inside and out. Everything is reasonably priced: $ 14.99 for a wood picture frame that’s almost identical to one at Pottery Barn for $ 25. Plus don’t forget the full suit of armor for $ 75. Who doesn’t need a suit of armor?