Home Goods

I love this store. Besides always being clean, well laid out and having a bathroom in the back — it has a TON of stuff for the home, including kitchen. During the holidays they have the best stuff. Their pet section is also pretty awesome.

Love this place! I go almost every weekend. If it wasn’t for Home Goods, home décor and houseware shopping in Tucson would be practically non existent. Always something new and the prices can’t be beat!

I live much closer to the Oro Valley Store. So it has surely become my favorite store. I have not been here for a while. Went in yesterday just moseying around looking for an outdoor chatchka for the outside. There is so much stuff to decorate the outside of your house as well as inside. Couldn’t make up my mind though. Got several ideas. Anyhow, love checking out their gourmet food area which I believe has tripled in size since my last visit. TJMaxx and Marshalls are all under the same umbrella. More of favorite stores as well. I found my much loved jam from Kozlowski’s Farms in Roseville, Calif. Fig and Muscat Wine. Amazingly delicious. In the clearance section there were two jars and I quickly picked them up before anyone could get to them. What a deal $ 2.50 each. Yum. The selection of chips is amazing. A bit expensive but if you are into healthy style eating it’s quite an array of so many gourmet selections. Tons of bathroom, kitchen, children’s room, art, plaques, picture frames, dog items. It’s a potpourri of goodies. Love love Home goods.

A great store for decorating and browsing for ideas – with good prices. Have decorated a major part of my home– thanks to the Broadway Store. The staff is always helpful and has great customer service. Great place to cruise through when you just want to take a break from everyday.

My favorite store! This one in Oro Valley isn’t as big as the one on the Southeast side but it does the trick! I love finding great deals here! Their shipment truck doesn’t come on a regular day each week, so it is hard to know when to go for your pick at the newest things first. They also don’t go through their inventory as often as I would like, but I guess that happens when you have bigger pieces to sell than Marshall’s. Pretty much most of my house is from this store so I am a fan! Service is great and the store is clean! I love!

If you have an urge to decorate your home or update a few things. This is your store! Warning: You might use up your whole pay check! Just sayin’
We came here looking for a doorway mat. Unfortunately, they didn’t have it, but we bought other items that we «eventually» would need. We raided their clearance section! $ 7 for a stainless steel trash bin?! Heck yes!
Tons of awesome things for the home, staff was friendly, and they’re open until 9:30pm.

Home Goods is hit-​or-​miss for me, because every time I go in, I’m usually looking for something specific. Sometimes they have what I’m looking for, other times, not so much. Or they have it, but not quite in the décor style I really want. And even if Home Goods doesn’t have the specific item I came in for, I can always find some other item (s) to buy in here! They have all kinds of home decorating stuff, as well as bedding, kitchen gadgets, towels, wall decorations, etc.
On our most recent visit, I was looking for a kinda sorta decorative pillow that I could also use to prop myself up for my new chair. So it had to be pretty, but also comfy, and able to keep its shape even though it’ll see some use. Did I mention I was also slightly picky about the color I was looking for? We had already been to Target, and not only were they a tad pricey, but they didn’t have quite what I wanted. Home Goods, on the other hand, had quite the selection of decorative pillows! Being picky, I probably only found three or so that would work for me, but that’s pretty good! It gave me options. I narrowed it down to a nice Ralph Lauren pillow, but what’s that? It has a smudge of some kind on it!
That’s the big downfall of Home Goods. Too many people are wandering around, picking stuff up, manhandling it, throwing it wherever they drop it, etc.
But, thankfully, there were three other of the same pillow. I grabbed a pristine one and continued to browse the store.
I really, really love their selection of decorative glass vases and art. My husband had to keep pulling my attention back to the mission at hand, because we were on a time schedule, and I could’ve spent 20 minutes just looking at glass decorations.
Just about everything is priced really well, too. I really think their pricing is fair.
The checkout line is one of those automated lines that tell you what cashier to go to and when. I think we had about a minute wait. Our cashier, Yolanda, was very friendly, she handled our item with care, and thanked us for visiting. This is typical checkout customer service at Home Goods. Their only service downfall is that I never see any employees walking the floor to help customers. I guess you have to go to the front if you have a question.
If you’re decorating your house, definitely go browse Home Goods. I’m confident there will be something in there for just about everyone!

Problem with was with the cashier ROSALINDA, not the store.
I purchased towels and a metal wastebasket and matching storage box. Since i was carrying all items around the store, I put the towels in the wastebasket.
Upon check out with Rosalinda… we realized the towel fibers were getting caught on the wastebasket. This was an honest mistake and I did not foresee this happening. This did not stop Rosalinda from admonishing me, stating «you were NOT supposed to put the towels in there, now they are getting snagged».
There wasn’t anyone to get new towels and I walked across the entire store to get them myself. Upon my return to the check out, Rosalinda was using a scissors to cut off the snagged threads of the towels. Just as I walked up, she proclaimed «these are ruined».
Rosalinda then proceeded to ring up my purchase, charging me twice for an item, resulting in a refund and more time in front of this opinionated employee.
Rosalinda, you are paid to do a job and not profess her opinion to customers. I know it’s difficult to find good help and Rosalinda exemplifies this problem.

This place is pretty cool. All of your home needs for cheap! My sister was always telling me to shop here and good thing I didnt listen because I would spend way to much time and money. I had saw a few things at a high end home store and when i browsed thru Home Goods, the items were like 40−50% cheaper.

This store was very impresed! It was very organized! I bought their candles for much LESS compare if I bought them at another Department stores. The candles I bought were $ 5.99 each HomeGoods has so many beautiful decorates! Yes, I left this store as a HAPPY customer! The associates were very friendly at this time I visit.

we just love this place! perfect for saturday afternoon browsing, gift buying, kitchen gadgets and more. we almost always find nice and useful things for our pets, too. dog treats, harnesses, toy hampers, beds and even some clothing. home goods offers gourmet food items (many are imported) and an eclectic variety of house wares including furniture, with a strong offering of holiday-​themed glassware. a fun and open atmosphere with upbeat, piped-​in music, large shopping carts and friendly, helpful staff.

I simply adore Home Goods. This was my first visit to one outside of Michigan and it made this bargain shopper happy!!! Think of it as TJ Maxx but all items for your home… I’m talking high end, quality, stylish pieces at a fraction of the price else where.
Today, I went to get a dish scrubber. I found a totally rock n’ roll scrubber that was black with a skull. I find it easier to do house hold chores when your cleaning supplies are cute, kitschy, eclectic and fun! It ran me 3.99…wayyyy cuter than something you would pick up at a Target. I also scored two stainless steel water bowl/​food bowls for my dogs. They were 5.99 a piece and the bowls are in a stainless steel stand. My fiancé loves Australian licorice, so I picked up some pomegranate blueberry flavor.
Seriously, how can you not want a Keith Haring pop art broom… if you have to sweep, sweep in style!
I really wanted to pick up a Cuisinart pizza pan for the grill which was a steal at 12 bucks.
Home goods is great for gourmet mixers (think 00 soda from CO, Monin syrups, Palm restaurant), gourmet sauces and jams, dishes, bedding, towels, Colonial candles, Yankee Candles, furniture, rugs, pet beds, outdoor furniture, things for your yard… really, I’m a kid in a candy shop here.
If you have 200 bucks to blow and you adore and spoil your pooch, they have the coolest pimp daddy, or should I say doggie house I have ever seen right now!

Stopped into Home Goods yesterday after my open house. It’s conveniently located at Broadway & Kolb, and if you’re trying to decorate a house, it’s a good place to pick up odds and ends. I’ve found interesting things here to use for home staging, as well as fun things for my own home.
Recently I purchased a lovely wind chime for $ 30, large sized Yankee Candles for $ 10, good biscotti for $ 4, and a pound of gourmet coffee for $ 6. You can save some serious money over retail & grocery stores (for the gourmet food items). They have a lot of comparable merchandise to Bed, Bath, & Beyond at much lower prices.
It’s one of those type of stores that you have to pop into every now and then just to see what they have, as their selection is constantly changing. They also have a new location in Oro Valley, on Oracle Road, just south of Magee.
In addition to gourmet food products, I’ve also bought some silk plants, wine glasses, and towels here. The prices and the quality are good and consistent, and the selection is usually good too… They also sell some select furniture (no couches or beds) and a lot of framed artwork, mirrors, and lamps. The clearance section is fun & (if it’s not too picked over), you can find some great bargains!

Whenever I go into Home Goods, I’m always looking for something specific. It’s like Ross or TJ Maxx, except just for your home. For people that love kitchen gadgets, new towels & sheets, boxes for organizing… this is your store. Tons of things you want, probably nothing you need. Does that stop you from buying it? Nope.
They have a great selection of random kitchen appliances but dishware, pots & pans and baking items. I’ve also found a few higher-​end china patterns on clearance (score!) and they have a pretty good selection of retro kitchen appliances.
The store is organized into the following sections: kitchen, cooking, baking, bedroom, bathroom, junk room, cheesy décor, furniture, questionable-​expiration-​date-​consumables, candles, framing, etc. Aisles are usually kept pretty clear, but after a major sale or holiday, give the poor employees some time to clean up after the Hurricane Customer (s).
I’ve never had to wait in line for more than 3 minutes, but I’ve also never really seen any employees walking around the store either. If you need help, go straight up to the registers for the fastest service.
And yes, yes you do need that table top brownie maker. Duh.

I don’t do so well in discount home store, I can’t every find anything I need since everything has been picked through and touched, it really hard to focus!
I am not saying that I won’t ever go back there for anything, just maybe some quick party supplies or maybe a kitchen tool item.

I love this store! There are so many beautiful and interesting things you find in the mismash of products. I have found wonderful cookware, bedding, decorations and crystal at great prices. It is an excellent place for those decorating a home, looking for gift or if you are just looking to lose an hour of your life in the land of cookware and home décor.

Holy savings! I just moved in a new place and needed household materials and I scored at Home Goods. Their kitchen section is great and had just about every kitchen utensil you can think of. For cheap. I’d skip on the plates and bowls because they didn’t have much but they did have cheap wine and drinking glasses (under $ 15). The bathroom section had just about every bathroom necessity from shower curtains to towels and soap pumps. They had a little section of artisan liquid hand and shower soaps for under $ 10. And these were large bottles of soap. I was very happy with everything I bought and really felt like I saved had I bought the same items at Target or Bed Bath and Beyond.

I love this place! I really like to go in about once a month or so because their stock is always turning over, and you never know what cool stuff they’ll have!
We got some fantastic «Tibetan Salt» votive Candle holders @ a fantastic price! We’d seen some we were thinking of buying for 3X the price & the ones we got from Home Goods were much nicer, and less expensive! (That’s always good!)

Ohhh Home Goods… if I were made of money I would have bought you out by now. Home Goods is like Ross, but for… well, home goods! They have a department for every room in your home and all the products are super cute and don’t look like cheap trash. Make sure to check out the clearance aisle, I’ve always found something worth purchasing there!

Each time I’ve gone to Home Goods I leave with a list of things I’d love for my house. There are so many nice things to chose from and all so affordable. The problem? There’s never anyone around to help and/​or ring up sales. The first time I went was right around holiday time. I had a basketful of decorations and gifts I wanted to purchase and not one single person at the registers. Another time we went, we were in line, there was in fact a cashier only the person in front of us had a question on a price. We waited. And waited. And waited. And waited. We finally just asked if we could be helped instead and the cashier told us we could just leave the things there and she’d put them away for us. I took it as «just leave, we don’t want your money».
I was pretty shocked and didn’t go back for months. I’m a glutton for punishment so I went back. Again, I found a whole bunch of things to purchase. There was one item in particular but we wanted to know how much it was. No one could tell us, no one would go over. The check-​out line was about 10 people in line with one person at the registers. They’re really hurting for more employees.
Come on, Home Goods, I want to love you. I love the things you sell but I don’t think you’ve quite understood that it isn’t enough to have nice things, we actually have to pay for them and leave with them. It really isn’t that hard.
I’m still waiting. .. .. ..