One of the cutest little shops in Boulder City! You have to stop in and see all the unique and…read morecheeky items Kari so beautifully displays in her store. One of my favorites is the chapstick she orders from her home town, I stock up every time I am there. So don't miss Distressed and Disorderly and say hi to the owner when your there

This shop is great! They have some clever/cheeky smaller items that would make perfect gifts, as…read morewell as really beautiful and one of a kind pieces of furniture upstairs. The staff is down to earth and so fun! I will definitely be going back (at least for the gorgeous vanity and funny greeting cards and signs!)

After lunch at Longhorn's swung by At Home to see what they had. Hadn't been here in a few months…read more Grabbed a few things. Checkout was quick and easy.

I'm obsessed! This place is massive and has literally everything you could need for your home! From…read morefurniture to decor, kitchen utensils, faux trees, plants and the BEST holiday decor! And the staff is super friendly and helpful!

Alright, carries a large selection of home decor, specialty foods, pet goods, gifts, greeting…read morecards, kitchen, towels, cushions, oversize rugs & furniture. Saw some ube cookies $3.99. We didn't buy anything. Prices sure have increased. Tommy Bahama goods are significantly higher now. Everything is nicely arranged. It felt a bit much in the front though. Otherwise the rest of the store is well-stocked. Across the street is a TJ Maxx store.

Unfortunately, a multitude of things could improve…read more To begin, I have only shopped at HomeGoods approximately three times in my life, including this visit. I am not someone who enjoys department store shopping, so I came in with a very specific goal. I wanted a piece of artwork and a basket, then planned to leave. The store itself was difficult to navigate. Multiple aisles were blocked with merchandise, carts, tall baskets, or abandoned items that had not been shelved. More than once, I could not get my cart down an aisle or maneuver larger items without backing out and rerouting. I picked up a tufted storage stool and later a large art piece, but navigating the store with them became unnecessarily frustrating. The larger issue, however, was the customer service. When I entered the store, I did not even grab a cart because I intended to browse quickly. While walking through the clearance section, I found a faux rabbit rug or throw with a red clearance sticker for $29.99. Another customer nearby commented on how soft and luxurious it felt. We joked about it and discussed how comfortable clients would find something like that in an office space. At that point, I decided to purchase it, even though it was not originally on my shopping list. After continuing to browse, I selected artwork and a tufted storage piece and headed to checkout. At the register, the associate, Marsha, immediately looked at the rug and loudly said, "This is not on sale. This isn't $29." Before even attempting to scan the item, she ripped the red sticker off, left the register, and began calling for a manager while openly discussing the pricing issue. The entire interaction felt accusatory, loud, and unnecessarily confrontational. At no point had I argued about the price or requested a discount. I simply explained that I had picked the item up in the clearance section. When Marsha returned, she continued speaking to management on her headset with visible frustration and an attitude that felt entirely misplaced. She pushed the rug aside as though the purchase was no longer happening and moved on to ringing other items. I finally asked, "Are you going to scan the rug?" She responded, "Uh... yeah... you still want it?" Of course I did. I had selected it because I liked it. The rug rang up at $99. I purchased it anyway. What bothered me was not the price. It was the immediate assumption that I had done something wrong, the tone used, and the way the interaction was handled in front of other customers. To make matters worse, after paying for everything, my cart beeped at the exit. I paused and looked toward the cashiers. No one acknowledged me or attempted to assist. I tried again, and the alarm sounded a second time. I exited the store and briefly spoke with the same customer I had met in clearance. During that conversation, another associate, Sue, walked outside, grabbed my cart without speaking to me, and took it back inside the store. No explanation. No communication. Nothing. I had literally just completed my purchase. Sue returned with the cart, attempted something inside, and the cart beeped again. Clearly, the issue had not been resolved. By then, I was standing outside feeling less like a customer and more like someone being treated as suspicious despite having just paid moments earlier. Eventually, the manager, Gloria, appeared behind the registers but made no effort to approach me or address the situation. After waiting several minutes, I finally walked back inside. Gloria's response was disappointing. Rather than acknowledging the poor handling of the situation, she focused on explaining that customers sometimes switch tags or attempt scams. I understood immediately why Marsha had approached me the way she did. An assumption had already been made before anyone even scanned the item. I also addressed the fact that an employee had walked outside and taken my cart. Gloria stated that employees are not supposed to leave the building to retrieve stolen merchandise, which only made the situation more confusing considering that is exactly what had just happened. Her resolution was to suggest I call Mohammad, the store manager, on Monday. At that point, I chose to return every item and leave. I previously managed a women's retail store, so I understand customer service, loss prevention, and difficult situations. There were multiple opportunities for professionalism, communication, and de escalation here, and unfortunately, every one of them was missed. I have no desire to return to this location. This experience felt unprofessional from start to finish and left me questioning whether implicit bias influenced the assumptions that were made. Regardless, no paying customer should be treated this way.

Alexis and Angela were amazing! I had a unique request and the customer they showed to accommodate…read moreme is rare these days! I will def be coming back to Lamps plus!

Love going here, they always have quality products. Our customer service rep, jasper was…read moreknowledgeable and helpful.

This place is great, i was on my way there and the traffic had me running late. They stayed open…read morelonger just to make sure i got my items . Will definitely be coming back here to shop very low deals.

Love this place!! I only review when I truly love or dislike a place hehe. And this is a secret gem…read moreI have been looking for. The one guys eview seemed like she may have a different expectation to what is so let me lay it out. It is not a traditional furniture store that is all fancy and organize (west elm, etc) . So things are a bit scattered..so what. WHAT YOU GET IS 5 STARS quality just take a look. This a place with target top notch things not used for dirt cheap!!! I got a target floor lamp, modern table lamp, a console, a side table, a painting, and a ottoman all brand new from Target for $180. Is this a deal or what!! I found my new furniture store and cannot wait to go again!!! I am beyond satisfied.

Just came in to purchase tile for a new project. Our sales specialist Chaz Suarez was super…read moreknowledgeable, friendly and helped us procure enough tile for this project. We have come here several times and The service team has always been stellar and well trained. They always give you heads up on potential problem that you may run into (and how to avoid it) and overall advice on better ways to improve the project. I can tell based on questions and the advice they give you, it comes from years of experience and a sincere care on wanting to help make the best decision. Thank you.

We got flooring for our town house years ago here so when we were ready to finally replace our…read morefloors in our downstairs in our new house, we knew we were gunna come to Floor & Decor again! We searched here for a couple of weeks, and got some samples. The nice thing is that they have all the flooring on the floor so you can literally get it then and ther eif you want. You can also buy some samples to bring home with you. The guy there was really knowledgeable and helped us out. We ended up getting luxury laminate and installed it ourselves. You can have them delivery it if you want for a fee, but we ended up just having my brother in law bring his truck to pick it all up. Honestly, it wasn't as costly as I thought it was going to be! We didn't pay too much and I feel like the value was amazing. The floors are really good quality and we are SOOO happy with the way it turned out. Definitely would recommend this spot!

This World Market is located in a large plaza on Blue Diamond Road in Las Vegas, Nevada…read more The store was well stocked with my daughters and I shopped here on November 23, 2025. All of the staff members were friendly and helpful. I love looking at all the new to me foods and wines, but as everybody probably well knows they have gifts, skin care, women's clothes, home decor, cards, art supplies, kitchen ware and more. I was able to stack coupons and get a free advent calendar with my purchase. Ample, free parking. Be careful of transients jaywalking. Wish I got to shop at this chain more often.

Christmas clearance - 60% off Cards were still higher-priced…read more Teas were on average $13.99 or $14.99 Sample the Apple Pie Chai or Coffee in front of the store. Regular sized cup now. Nothing caught my eye. There was a nice Build Your Own Gift Basket section, though. The Asian foods section was good however on the pricier side. I've always liked their clothing. Cute stuff. I used to be a big fan of this store. The Cadiz furniture collection is still around - with newer designs - plant or palm trees.

Cliff Notes Price Range: Depends, on your choices…read moreParking: Plenty Perk: Neat items Non-Perk: Paying Ambiance: Large store Dress: Please just have clothes on Noise: Low Recommend: 100% Response Time: N/A Professionalism: 100% Date: 6/23/26 Dissertation: If you love organizing, this place is basically a theme park for people who believe every drawer has untapped potential and every closet is one clear bin away from emotional stability. I walked in thinking I needed one simple thing and immediately began reconsidering the structural integrity of my entire home. Suddenly, my pantry, bathroom, laundry room, office, and possibly my personality all seemed like they could benefit from a better system. The selection is fantastic, the store is clean, and everything is arranged in a way that makes you feel both inspired and gently judged by your current lack of labels. This is the kind of place where you go in for hangers and leave mentally redesigning your life with baskets, acrylic dividers, and a dangerous amount of optimism. If organization makes your heart flutter, bring a list, bring restraint, and maybe do not bring anyone who lacks respect for a beautifully categorized storage solution.

This store used to be one of my favorites, but it's changed a lot…read more The back door is no longer being utilized. Maybe there was an issue with theft. The inventory has changed a lot too. For example, the storage containers are about down to a third of what they used to carry/offer. The Christmas selection has also gone down to a third of what they used to carry. Some items were not marked with prices. I was looking at the food gift storage. There was a clearance secton in the back. Most recent visit- 12/5/25. We went after Texas De Brazil. This was disappointing.