Bed Bath & Beyond

This is a very small Bed Bath and Beyond. You can complete the loop in a matter of minutes, and they’re also missing the Harmon bath goods they have in a lot of other stores (you know, the toothpaste, toiletries etc). Also there isn’t a clear delineation of where the lines begin so if there are a lot of people, there’s just a huge crowd of people near the cash registers but not really forming a line.
The parking lot is a bit small and the spaces are a bit tight. It’s also right off El Camino Real so you have to do some crazy maneuvers if you want to make a left out of here. It’s also really close to Woodside Road.

Great store, find anything you want.

Everything you could possibly want or need when it comes to feathering your nest. Never knew I needed an egg cooker, but apparently I do. Multiple locations.

This store has a real issue with logistics. They bring you in and route you counterclockwise through a store over-​crowded with merchandise displays. Once you’ve run the gauntlet and arrived at the checkout, you’d expect to find yourself at the end of a checkout line — particularly when there is apparently a single line system for «next customer served.» But no. The checkout line starts over near the entrance of the store, meaning that on crowded days like the per-​Christmas Saturday when I patronized this store, you either have to weave through a traffic jam of customers and point of purchase «As Seen On TV» junk in the checkout area or retrace your steps (clockwise this time) all the way around the store to get to the end of the line.
It is NOT AT ALL clear what their lining up system is. I asked the nearest checker what the system was, and she indicated that it was okay to stand in her lane. She was wrong. And despite my innocent disorientation, I was chewed out, not once, but twice by, a customer who seemed to think that it was his job to announce to me and all the people behind him in the line that I could «wait in line like the rest of us.» A real champion of the people. (Jerk!) that guy cost Bed Bath and Beyond a $ 125+ sale because, who needs that kind of abuse when you haven’t done anything wrong! I just left.
The STORE MANAGEMENT needs to make the checkout process more seamless and pleasant. I’m a big fan of the single checkout lane, and if BB&B can ever figure out how to organize their checkout for a decent customer experience, maybe I’ll be back. Meanwhile, I’ll be taking my business elsewhere.

I suggest they change their name to Bloodbath and Beyond.

Had most of the items I needed. Most items are always in stock. But over the years they have discontinued some. Must remember the 20% off coupons.

i moved to rwc this past summer and found myself a very frequent shopper at this particular BBB. why? it’s actually walkable from my new house, and even if i wasn’t on foot, it it very easy to stop by here on the way home due the convenient location (woodside rd & el camino real).
but despite the great location, this store has everything i needed to set up my new home, and more. in particular, my husband and i really needed felt tip pads for all of our furniture so that we could protect our wooden floors. they carry felt tip pads, with the sticky backing, in an array of shapes and sizes and colours. large round pads were perfect for our couch, while the rectangular pads were great for the bookcases.
most recently we had to buy some ice cube trays for our freezer and discovered that BBB has not one, but at least ten different types/​styles of ice cube trays! most of them were pretty hi-​tech looking, some were even made of silicon. i wonder if that’s what we get for living in silicon valley? LOL!
customer service is good and parking is pretty decent too. i like the fact that they’re opened til 9pm monday-​saturday.

Though this Bed and Bath is smaller than the Foster City store, it’s convenient and one can order products and have shipped to one’s home.
The floor staff and cashiers are usually friendly and helpful.
Returns or exchanges are easy and they stand by their products if use guidelines are followed.
It’s great one can use more than one discount coupon per transaction.
Sometimes their online ‘recall’ list isn’t complete, don’t like that.

Brian deserves the ‘Employee of the century’ title.
I called this store to check if they have a product in store and got connected to Brian. The product was not in store but Brian instantly went ahead and ordered it to my home address, waiving the shipping fee and even applying a $ 4coupon. This is absolutely awesome! That is the kind of thinking and courtesy everybody should receive. Absolutely love it and hence I felt obligated to let the world know via Unilocal

Convenient location and I like the actual company but the worst BB&B that I’ve ever been to. There’s no seasonal section, it’s small and cramped overall and lacks many things I’ve seen at other locations.

Good selection of items and speedy check out every time I have been here.
Recently something I had purchased developed issues and I returned to exchange it.
However, I had already tossed the box and packing. To top that off I could not find my sales receipt.
Went to my credit cards web site and printed out my statement showing my purchase.
When I handed them the item I told them that if exchanged they could keep everything in the box when they opened it to get my replacement. No problem with that approach.
That and no actual receipt was good enough for them and the exchange went smoothly. This was an item that cost over $ 100 so for sure I am impressed with their return/​exchange policies.
Always enjoy shopping here.

Came in after work to exercise one of the 20% off coupon during the week. The store was not crowded and thereby no lines at checkout. Super breezy in and out visit. Quite happy about that. Picked up a coffee grinder.

Whenever you need a kitchen gadget or something for you home, you know that you can more than likely find it here.
The store is organized but lacks of the knowledgeable people to help you. If you know what you want, you’ll do great here.

I went to Bed Bath and Beyond in RWC today but came home empty handed. My husband kissed me hello and said «You were at Bed Bath and Beyond». How did he know? The sickly store smell (popourri + candles + ?candy maybe) had permeated my clothing and even the 20 minute ride home with the air conditioning blasting on me didn’t remove the smell.
This is not a bad store, but why does it smell so bad?

Why don’t they sell King size sheets? Only Cal King? And when I let the person know at the counter I was looking for King Size sheets but they only sell Cal King he looked at my like, «really? what do you want me to do about it» He didn’t even say anything … just gave me a defeated look and continued ringing me up for the few other things I was purchasing. Plus if you have allergies DO NOT SHOP in this store. It reeks of cheap chemical smelling air freshener.

First of all don’t come here during a major holiday, avoid like the plague because the parking is horrid! I like some of the items they have here. I do buy all my sheets and kitchen needs here, well not all but most.
Have you ever wondered why they always mail out the %10 off coupon? Well I have and i think I figured it out, they overcharge everything hoping to rail people in with this coupon and when you use it your paying the actual price. So always bring in your %10 off coupon.
I did purchase 3 rolls of Christmas wrapping paper the other day (yes, after Christmas) for $ 1-​something.

I got another waf-​fle maker
I got a bigger waf-​fle maker.
I got the best not-​too-​big waffle maker in the world!
Because I am a thorough researcher (and not at all obsessive), I did my research on waffle makers in the price range that I thought I could afford. The thoughts running through my head went like this: I don’t want to spend $ 100 in case the BF hates it and I end up having to hide the waffle maker in the closet along with my hair dryer and anything else he wants to pretend doesn’t exist. I don’t want the cheapest one either in case it breaks before I use it. So somewhere around $ 50.
Lo and behold, online, Bed Bath and Beyond is selling this waffle maker by Cuisinart for $ 50. Macy’s is selling the same thing for $ 90. I don’t get it.
Not all the locations have this model is stock so I called around to make sure. After all, I am suppose to be studying for finals.
Today after lunch, the BF brought me here. He took one look at the Cuisinart one and said that it was ugly. Next to the Cuisinart was a Calphlon one that looked a little old school, stockier, hearty, and solid. But it was $ 100.
I didn’t even look at that one bc it was out of my price range. But the BF insisted on buying it. His theory is to buy the best/​better one. The main reason I did not ask about the Calphlon was because I did not think I could afford it. My BF is the best BF in the world…
He also bought another stuffed sandwich maker-​griller-​in-​the-​pocket thing. Another one. They don’t even work well. He is the most stubborn BF in the world…

Above all else, Bed Bath & Beyond is USEFUL. The store can usually fill any of your nothing-​too-​fancy-​needed home needs. At Bed Bath & Beyond I buy comforter covers, pillows, sheets, various types of hangers, soap containers, candy (random, I know!), trash cans, and more. Please don’t expect anything too, too classy but you can get what you need without spending an arm and a leg for it!

Ok, so I usually don’t have a problem with this store. I walk in, get what I need– wander around for awhile looking at all the stuff that I want but don’t need… and then leave.
The other day I stopped in, on the market for this new over the door shoe rack… after being unable to find it– I finally asked… the conversation went something like this…
«do you have the 36 pair over the door shoe rack? I saw it online.»
«NO»
“do you know if the store @ Bridgepointe has it?”
«NO»
“ok… do you know if you’re getting any in stock soon?”
«NO»
basically, I was asking all the questions that they should have offered. So annoying! I left and ended up calling Bridgepointe myself… lame. lame. lame.

For me, this place in incredibly convenient since I live off Woodside. Just bought a house so I needed STUFF to make it mine.
The parking lot is kind of small but I found a spot with no trouble. It wasn’t too crowded but it’s a smallish sized store so navigating with a cart stuffed with a bed-​in-​a-​bag, trash cans, towels and the like and being only 5’2 was kind of difficult, especially around corners.
Pretty decent selection of all sorts of stuff, but it’s a relatively popular chain so I’m sure you already know that.
There seems to be a problem with having enough checkers here. I heard about a dozen «we need more checkers» calls while I was there and when I checked out, the line was abut 7 people deep behind me.