Overall, I appreciate the food and drink section of this location. It's usually well stocked and I…read morecan find some unique food and coffee-type gifts under $10. I can generally get through the checkout process quickly, which I can really appreciate after going to other locations that had lines wrapping around the store. My only gripe is the overall messiness of the store. I often need to step gently through the aisles because there is just too much stacked on shelves and I get nervous that I might knock something over. It's an ADA nightmare. Despite this, it's still my favorite location due to proximity and fast checkout.

I came in the browse. Didn't end up buying anything. There is lots snacks and items for your…read morehome. I saw many bed sheets and comforters on sale. I come here from time to time when I am in the area.

I only want Anthro if the sale area is organized. We've all been there, excited to check out the…read moredeals only to find a clusterf--- of messed up madness not even worth exploring. But this Anthro had an incredibly organized sale section. Everything was so neatly organized by color and size. I actually found two cute items to take home and love! Looks like there might be parts of the store that are in transition currently or maybe not finished, particularly in the home goods section, but lots of great finds throughout!

Michelle and Tracy are awesome! I think all the negative reviews are simply from grumpy people. I…read morealways receive help at this store, even when browsing sale items. I'm not a big spender but I receive the same treatment as one. And Tracy was so encouraging of being body-positive after having my fourth baby and trying on jeans.

I have used this store primarily for returning items I have purchased online, but I did purchase a…read morethrow for the living room here in the last year. Service has been impeccable...never a problem, friendly, efficient. This is a review of an online purchase...I don't have the band width to create another page for this. I was on the hunt to update my living room lighting. I have had very good luck with PB in the past. I wanted to honor the Pantone Color of the year...Cloud. Dancer, a fresh , cool white. I think I nailed it with this Hill Ceramic Lamp. PB has amazing shipping packaging ...my new friend could have made it thru anything its trip had to offer. UPS is their carrier, and I have had good luck with them. PB is not the least expensive, but from my experience offers good quality merchandise.

Bought a $6K fabric sectional, that was the easy part…read more Delivery was over a month late, I had to call and what do you know? It was ready to be delivered but they forgot to call to schedule. Once I had it for a month, the material starting to come undone at the threading, they didn't exchange so now I'm stuck the bad craftsmanship sofa. They did refer me to a furniture medic? and when I called, the Medicv only works on wood cabinetry! So, basically if you can't walk out of the store with the merchandise, do not purchase! Buyer Beware !!!!!

If I had a choice I would give -500…read more The problem is with their 'white glove' delivery service. Absolutely ripe off. Don't understand what exactly white glove delivery means !? Feels like red carpet service when we get to know this for the first time. I was Infact expecting some national guards to come and greet me like red carpet. Non sense!!! The patio furniture was delivered without side tables . And the side tables were delivered with UPS who just left it at doorstep only to realise I have to assemble it myself. The charges $400 fee just for shipping and assembly for $3k order. I think this is ridiculous!!! Please close down you don't deserve to be in business!!!

I mistakenly dropped into West Elm during the SF Giants fanfest, however the space itself was…read morefairly easy to navigate and I liked that they had several doors that you could enter through if there was crowding. I specifically came for their green guard gold furniture, and was disappointed to find that the green guard gold certification is not listed on the tag. There's also very little cell reception in the space so none of their QR codes would load. I ended up doing additional research and after only feeling partially interested in their desk designs I decided to go with a different company as I wanted a plain desk with no drawers or storage and they had little to nothing in that category. The service at this location was slightly standoffish and not particularly helpful, but some of the items were quite pretty. Especially since the quality was much higher than that of Pottery Barn, easily. All in all, it was a well laid out showroom and I loved their Acorn color, but their current designs just weren't for me.

Beautifully curated products for home and body care. We were passing through Downtown Danville and…read morewere drawn in by the home goods we saw from the front of the store. I love that their products are handmade from artisans so you know you're getting unique, quality made stuff. A great place to find gifts and decor.

Today I walked into this establishment with my dog and I asked if my dog could have a treat. The…read moresales person said no customers have dog treats. And I said how did you know I'm not a customer. I just wanted door and the customer service person said sorry unless you're buying something you can't have a dog treat . Unbelievably appalling.

I don't think I have been to a store for a quick visit & end up buying 4 pieces, goes to tell you ,…read morethe selection & omg the phenomenal employees! I will go here again & again ..& you will not spending on the pieces & yes the value is absolutely there to spend a little on great quality items .

Service was quick and the sale associates are not that much engaging as someone mentioned before…read more There is a good selection of items because this is an outlet. Price is really elevated even for this to be discounted furniture items. I like the Vacaville store selection and service much better! Home Goods is still my favorite finds!

This location of Williams-Sonoma is larger than its Walnut Creek neighbor, but for some reason I…read moreenjoy shopping at the WC locale more. Walking in, you're not usually greeted at this store, although it does have quite a bit more inventory and the front has more of a showroom vibe for table settings and decor. The line area isn't designed well and I don't think they need the spice wall they have, but we love dropping in even though their Le Creuset options are fairly limited. Overall, I think they could do with a re-vamp of the layout but I do appreciate their bar accessories section so we'll continue to come back for small gifts and kitchen gadgets when we happen to be in the area.

Love going to their stores.. This one was an average size and they had some snoopy stuff that my…read morewife hadn't seen so she had to get them. The place was well staffed and someone did come by and asked if we needed help. Which was nice. A little bit of a wait when we were finally ready to buy the stuff. But no worries. paid and left. The store was decorated nicely. It's always nice to see things displayed.

We stopped into Ema's Table to take a look at their housewares…read more First off, you're not going to find big brands here. It's a small imported ceramics shop, similar to something you might find in Chinatown. Second, and the loss of the one star - it's absolutely freezing inside. Shopping was uncomfortably cold and did not invite me to spend more time in the store in winter, but they did have quite a few adorable cups, plates, and mugs, although I would say most of what they carry doesn't fit any specific theme. Overall, I think attached to a tea shop I could see returning, but I don't think it quite works as it is.

I wouldn't order from this company. I ordered something for my granddaughter for Christmas, and she…read morechanged her mind, but I sent 3 emails to cancel. They sent it anyway and will not give me my money back. They sent a gift card instead. I would never have ordered from this company if it hadn't been for my granddaughter. Bad experience

This is an incredible way to decorate your home with REAL art that comes to your door. Noa is the…read moreowner and in most cases the designer of the pieces that look best and work in your home and with your style, taste and current decor. She came into my home with dozens of options, hanging canvas's up on my wall where I was able to study them, take a picture and feel the art in the space - then - all of a sudden, I turn around after she has put another two pieces up and WOW that's it. I would have never picked what I picked in any store - but seeing on my wall in MY living room - I knew - it spoke to me, and that was it. The framer came shortly after, framed it perfectly and it's now hanging on my wall. Do you know how many pictures and how much time I would have had to lug in my car and put up each piece only to probably return it and start all over again? Too many hours to count - too many holes in my wall - too many trips to countless stores. Noa is awesome, talented, warm, friendly and honest about what works and what doesn't AND there is no pressure. It's free for her to come and take a test drive of art in your home! Highly recommend!

Noa was wonderful! She had a great eye and understood our style after just a few minutes in the…read morehouse. The paintings she recommended were perfect for each room and what was especially valuable was her suggestions for optimizing the space. We already made a couple of the changes she mentioned and it has really elevated the room! Her style is very personable without feeling like too much of a "sales pitch". Her framer was also punctual and efficient, and available just a couple days after we bought the art. Would definitely recommend Noa's Art to any new home owners looking to create a beautiful space!

I came here to browse. It was quite crowded on a Saturday around 1pm. Some clearance items were a…read morebit messy. But I do see a store associate working on cleaning it up. I didn't have time to wait for the cleaning so I left that aisle. Variety of items. I would come browse when I am in the area.

This place is more like HomeBads. I love Homegoods/TJ…read moreMaxx/Marshalls and even have a TJX credit card, but my experience at this HomeGoods has been consistently negative and has made me not want to shop anywhere related to this company. The main issue with this HomeGoods is its horrendous lack of customer service. I myself work in retail, so I understand it can get overwhelming and customers can be frustrating at times. Even in my worst moments, however, I have not treated anyone as rudely as the staff (especially management) here treated me (and other customers, based on other reviews). I purchased a Staub baking pan here recently. When I put it in the oven for the first time to cook dinner the other night, I heard a bang after about 20 minutes and found that the baking pan had broken completely in half inside the oven! It caused a mess in my oven and the jagged edges of the baking pan were difficult to avoid as I attempted to remove it. I double-checked the packaging, and it claimed that it can handle up to 572 degrees F (I was baking at 350). So, I considered the product must have been defective or damaged at the time of purchase. Clearly it was not worth the money I paid for it. I put it in a bag and brought it to the store to show them what had happened to get a refund or exchange or something. The manager (Christine or something that started with a C) came over and immediately addressed me with disgust at having to see the pan. Obviously it isn't ideal to see a dirty pan, but I hadn't cleaned it due to the jagged edges that were exposed by its total fracture in my oven, and mostly I just wanted to show them that it had indeed broken. I don't know what they require for a refund so I figured I'd just bring it. Having the pan in that state wasn't ideal or appealing to me either but unfortunately the product they sold had not worked as advertised. She began saying she can't return it because it is a health code violation and it isn't in "sellable condition." Girl...no one is asking you to eat off of it or resell it. It split in half. As a defective item, it wasn't even in sellable condition when I bought it - I just didn't know it yet! Then she told us that they are not responsible for what happens to an item after it leaves the store. However, nothing happened TO it; something happened BECAUSE of it not being a good product! Additionally, the fact you have a return policy at all indicates you are, indeed, somewhat responsible for your products after they leave the store. If a customer bought a sweater and later found it had a hole in it, they'd accept it as a return even though it isn't in sellable condition; how is this different? She was looking at us with disgust and suspicion as if we're somehow scamming them by returning a defective product purchased genuinely less than a week ago. We literally had to ask her if she wanted us to clean it then bring it back (still broken?) in order to process the return, at which point she said they'd make an exception and give store credit. Fabulous, thank you! I don't expect anyone to drop to their knees or beg forgiveness, and I get that I'm just one customer out of many, but I was pretty shocked at the attitude and lack of humanity provided by this manager. Not for a moment did she seem curious about what happened, apologetic for her store selling a defective product that could have injured someone by cracking in a hot oven, or at all capable of reasonable human interaction. I know Staub is just a brand they sell, and they didn't make the pan, but they still sold it. Maybe it got damaged in transport or cracked somewhere along the line, or maybe it was sent to them defective, but she only seemed to think that we were disgusting for even bringing it in and asking for a refund of a $30 product. As a customer I have never felt so judged and almost detested! I cannot emphasize enough the nasty attitude with which she addressed us and her total resistance to anything constructive or polite in the most basic way. Again, in my darkest hours as a retail worker (and I have had plenty ) I have never looked at or spoken to a customer (even the most ridiculous ones, which I didn't believe I was being) in that way. I'm grateful we got the refund but the process was so absurdly dehumanizing considering the fact I was majorly inconvenienced by this defective pan and the fact that it seems totally reasonable to return a product that did not function as advertised. This has made me reconsider having a TJX card and shopping at these stores; and I will definitely never return to this HomeGoods. If you made it this far and get anything out of this review it is that you should save yourself by never crossing the threshold of this Dublin HomeGoods unless you enjoy horrible experiences. If you do, I wish you luck!