Home Goods

What I like about this location is it’s got a lot of variety, and I love that it’s pretty organized.
Now– on the downside, I kinda hate that sometimes I find pieces here at a much higher price than other homegoods. Not sure why?
Either way– I love coming here to find unique pieces for my home!

I had never been to a home goods until now, and it is just like any other discount department store. Coming from a retail background with Ross Dress for Less, it definitely took me back to those horrifying days of trying to jam pack items onto the shelf so customers can partake in the «treasure hunt». This store is basically a Ross or Marshalls, but just home goods and no clothes. I could spend hours in stores like this searching and finding tons of random things that I never even knew I wanted! All for pretty cheap prices — good and bad depending on how my bank account is feeling. Next time I need a new decorative wall candle or a mason jar tumbler, I’ll be keeping Home Goods in mind!

Four stars because they deliver on what they promise. Or at least advertise. Lots. And lots of stuff. As in a lot.
I am always dragged kicking and screaming to these stores but somehow manage to entertain myself. Not my cup of tea but people LOVE this shop, so who am I to complain. The staff are nice and you have to feel bad for them around the holiday time.
The assortment of home goods is as varied as it is repetitive: lots of items that fell off the train or truck and need to sell at a low cost. Some of the items, such as towels and linens, seem to be nice and marked at competitive prices. You can get fun coffee or snack foods for good prices. Their furniture might be overpriced but I’m not an expert.
All in all, it’s nice to see your loved one having the time of her life, so I’ll be back. Thanks.

Great place, they have just everything to make your house nicer and for an affordable price. The staff in this store is very nice as well.

I love the deals at Home Goods! I have friends that drive out from Oakland just to visit this location. I grew up bargain shopping with my mom so I am naturally drawn to this place. This is my go-​to store when I feel the need to spruce up my home in some way. My most recent purchase were throw pillows, but I’ve purchased many items here for my son’s room. They have a pretty good selection for kids’ organization and bedding. Also, my bathrooms, ofiice, kitchen and bedrooms all have Home Goods Goodies scattered throughout. In fact, my master bedding is from here and all of my curtains– from living, dining, guestroom to bedroom are from here.
I really do like that the lines are managed very well here. Even if the line gets long, it moves very quickly. I wish the employees were more friendly here, I’ve found their customer service to be hit or miss. My lady today was super nice! But the one I had the time before was a little rough. Anyway– still great shopping!

Those department stores from back in the day: Ross, Marshall’s, and a couple others got together and had a baby. And its name is Home Goods.
From clothes to pillows to non-​perishable food– you can find lots of stuff here.
Not saying you can find what you are looking for. No, that’d be too simple. But if you can find something that works with what you are looking for, awesome.
Again, this is not a place I’d go looking for any particular good. Go with an idea and maybe get in the ballpark of what you are looking for…

Ladies Who Lunch (
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San Francisco may have the The Rotunda at Neiman Marcus, but Vacaville has HomeGoods, where on any given day, the local society ladies of this suburban enclave, nestled between Sacramento and San Francisco, take in not a steak frites and foie gras lunch, but bedding, home décor and decorating items.
While the San Francisco social set have to wait until the end of the season for the Neiman Marcus «Last Call» sale, there is no need to wait at HomeGoods, as each day is a sale.
Discounted designer bedding, towels, glassware and throw pillows abound and these ladies (and some gentlemen) are serious shoppers, seeking out the best prices on holiday and home décor while giving home decorating tips to one another as they shop.
As I was checking out, proud of the Ralph Lauren sea grass mats that I had sourced from the rug department, two separate ladies walked over from their respective checkout counters and started to inspect the rugs, eyeing one another as if they had been caught wearing the same Oscar de la Renta couture gown on opening night at the Symphony. One commented on the beautiful colors, another asked if they had larger sizes, as she was contemplating buying one to place her «bearskin rug» on top of.
I felt as if I had arrived … I was accepted as one of them, now the débutante ball could to be planned and thank goodness for HomeGoods, as they had party favors at deeply discounted prices.

Wow. I can’t say enough about the Vacaville Home Goods store. I was recently the victim of a compromised debit card. Luckily I discovered it the day the fraudulent charge was made. The last place I used the card that I could remember was Home Goods Vacaville. I called the store and talked to the store manager. She was great. She took all the information from my receipt. She called the next day to assure me it was not their store. She got ahold of their security. They actually viewed footage from the security camera and described the entire transaction moment by moment. We were both relieved it DID NOT happen at their store. Thank you Home Goods for taking the extra steps!

Oh my gosh these stores are so bad. I could just remodel my house, RV and patio every time I go in this place. I love all the great home décor, linens, housewares and even stuff for my doggies.
Let me start off by saying I got stuck this time in their artificial plant aisle. The fake succulents are so cute and I could resist. Believe me this store is like a back alley for a junkie. I walk in and it’s all over! I can’t leave without something. I really have to reign it in or I’d be in serious trouble.
The pet aisle is just as bad. I’d buy them a new bed every time because they have the cutest beds there and the leashes, bowls, food storage containers and toys. Oh my gosh you name they’ve got it!
Even those huge hard to find area rugs for your home that are actually really good priced. I was shocked but hey you need to give it a whirl, but leave the credit cards at home or not!

When is Home Goods NOT a great idea? This one was exactly like others that I have been too and it was filled with interesting, pretty, well priced items for the home. Not to mention I bought my pup the cutest jacket that there ever was…
Service was fast and efficient and we were out of there before the line got crazy!

It’s surely a trap! I actually avoid this store because I can never leave empty-​handed! Everything is so darn cute and pretty. I want it all! You won’t even know you’re shopping in a discount store because the displays are so eye-​catching and many products are designer.
This is one of the best stores to find a gift. There is usually something for everyone. If you don’t know what to get them I figure everyone has to eat just get them food. There is a gourmet food section (no fresh items) local and imported. Some of the things I’ve seen are salts, olive oils, vinegars, boxed mixes, snacks and cocktail mixers.
There is no need for electricity when there is a whole aisle of candles. Reorganize your closet, they sell 10 different types of hangers. Fancy-​up that couch with pillows galore! Need to get that Zen Look? Buddha is here in every size. What holiday is coming up? Home Goods will let you know what you need to decorate for it.
My favorite is the furniture department. I have seen some original pieces go for less than $ 200. My second favorite is the kids department. It’s always some kids birthday and I always find the perfect gift here.
This store can get really beat up during the weekends and Christmas, but all in all it’s a pretty clean store. The staff are usually helpful if you need to get something down. I don’t like that the shopping carts or too big for the aisles where other shopping carts cannot pass and cartless shoppers have to squeeze by to get through. There is an awkward cattle-​like exit, but it’s not too bad because it’s stocked with more cute stuff you just might need.

I spent about two hours at this store looking for some things for my new house. Good selection but not once I was greeted by any of the employees. When it came time to pay, the cashier called the manager to address an item. The manager had a very nonchalant attitude and did not take care of the problem in a professional manner.

great clearance section for kitchen must haves!!! purchased 5 cooking utensil for under $ 20! fantastic deals…
‘needle in the haystack…’ you have to frequently visit & sift through merchandise [constantly changing & evolves w the season].
standard service, but when browsing I prefer to be left alone.

Visited the other night since I was in need of sprucing up my bathroom. I checked out their bathroom mats but wasn’t to intrigued with the selections, however their selection in bath towels were fantastic! Named brand prices nearly half priced of retail!
I always love looking through their kitchen items. I got myself a French Coffee Press for the price of $ 5 (They tend run really expensive). When I tried to check out the line was nearly none with the acceptation of a woman at cashier #3. She was talking her but off about someone’s dog and pillow designs while the young cashier looked at her with a blank face. I waited for about ten minutes. I was nearly ready to leave but I needed the press for that price.

This is a hit or miss store. There are lots of great, fun and different stuff. The prices seem wishy washy. Just when I think something is reasonable I look at the price and am very disappointed with how expensive it is. Then sometimes I am surprised with how cheap it is. There just doesn’t seem to be any consistence through out the store. Cashier was very nice.

If you have ever been to a Ross or TJ Maxx, then imagine those stores if they were entirely items for your home (so, literally, Home Goods). They specialize in bringing in discount or overstock name brand merchandise and selling them at drastically lower prices. Their price stickers always have a «compare at» price and an «our price» so you can see your savings over normal retail prices. I find that the best deals are located in their glassware, dishware, and kitchen sections. I have personally bought several Calphalon Stainless steel pots and pans for more than 60% off the best prices I could find on Amazon. *That’s* how I know the «compare at» price labels are not lying! And there’s absolutely nothing wrong with the products! Wine glass sets, flatware, dishware, vases (the prices of glass items like vases are astonishingly low).
It’s also a great place to check out if you need a replacement item for something that was discontinued by another store (I actually found the flatware I had bought at World Market there after WM had discontinued the flatware collection I owned.)
As of 3−5−13 I noticed they had a TON of Cuisinart Stainless steel pots, pans, skillets, etc. I mean, a TON TON TON of it and the prices were really, really great.
I haven’t spent much time in their other departments (décor, candles, art, bedding, etc.) but I imagine the savings are found all over the store. I have just noticed that the most practical side of the store (kitchen) really does have great savings on stuff you CAN find in higher priced stores like Macy’s or even Target!
Definitely worth it to check out if you need new kitchenware.

The Wife and I have been frequenting this store lately to furnish the new home we recently moved into.
The prices and quality of the items deserve 5 stars. The service is more in the 3 – 4 range. You can’t find better deals than what you find here and they’re of good quality. One of our trips however when we asked if they could hold our cart for a few minutes (when we went to Kirkland’s two stores down) the woman asks us «are you going to continue to shop here?» and we say no, that we will be back in less than 15 minutes. I thought it was a weird question since I don’t know why anyone would ask to have a cart held if they intend on continuing to shop.
At any rate, we went to Kirkland’s and were back within 20 minutes, maybe less. The cart was no longer up front. The girl was no longer there and another girl said she had no idea there was a cart on hold. I go to the back of the store, and they put all of our products back on the shelves. This definitely irritated me because the Wife was excited about a couple of lamps she found and they were half the price here than elsewhere, and someone could have scooped them up.
All in all, we will continue to go here and I would recommend this store to anyone looking for good value and prices when furnishing their homes.

The only thing keeping me from giving this store 5 stars is the customer service. They never have enough registers open and it’s hard to find an employee out on the sales floor to assist with questions or products. Other than that I love this store. It’s smaller than the Brentwood location I used to shop at when I lived out there, but still has plenty of great products. I have to be careful how often I visit because I ALWAYS find way more items then what I came in for. If you are ever having a problem finding a gift for someone hard to shop for stop in here and something unique will surely find its way into your cart.
The quality and variety of the products is always great and I never feel like i’m getting a cheap knock off item. This store is associated with TJ Maxx but the quality is definitely better.

Good store if you’re looking to do some redecorating… the prices can’t be beat. My only negative is their glass section is extremely small and the aisles are so close together, it is very hard to navigate without knocking something off the shelf! :(
The proximity to Kirkland’s, right next door, makes these a one-​two punch in saving money while making your home look picture perfect!

Just visited this store today.
I’m glad I did, I went to Bed Bath and Beyond to check out what they had. They had what I was looking for but their prices are a little steep.
I know Home Goods had pretty original items and could possible cost a little less.
Sure enough I found many great items! Although they didn’t have one thing I was looking for, they did carry a wide variety of «home goods» and lots of em were inexpensive!
Their selection is great and could save you a few $$$ in comparison to other home improvement stores.