I may not be the right person reviewing Home Goods, being a man. However, I do come to Home Goods…read morefrom time to time, with my wife, to shop. We are new to the Treasure Valley, and came to this location today from our home in Star. It seemed well stocked and we did find what we were looking for, a couple of large wicker rectangular containers that we will use to store our patio furniture cushion. There really is no one to consult if you have questions. There was a long line of people waiting at the register, but only two registers open. I don't understand this from a customer satisfaction stand point. Are they understaffed? Our cashier was nice enough, and the older man that I assume was the manager was also nice, though they tried to convince us to get their credit card, given the 5-10% discounts offered with each use. I get that it might work for some people, but we weren't interested, and, to their credit, there was no pressure. My recommendation would be to have more people at the registers when it is busy, and perhaps some people on the floor offering assistance, though I get that this might not be their business model.

I just was in here for the first time!! It's awesome!! So many things , well stocked, great…read morecustomer service throughout store! Great location! I had the pleasure of having Libby as my cashier and she was super sweet and I appreciated her energy at the counter checking out!! I will be back. Happy customer 10/10 for this Home Goods!!

One of the nicest thrift stores I have ever been in! It actually looks like a furniture store, with…read morethe way they have everything set up! Things are clean, gently used, maybe... Usually like new!

So well organized, prices are pretty good. All the ladies that work there are so kind.read more

Excellent quality. Made in America. Good prices. Excellent customer service. Took great care…read moreat delivery to clean and not make a mess. Very considerate.​

We bought a sectional here and it's been best quality around and prices around. We went to other…read morefurniture stores and came back to discount furniture. Great service, quality and prices!

I have noticed many items are past their expiration date. The produce is always bad or close to…read moreturning. Raspberries are my favorite and they are often moldy. The store manager is extremely rude and has no respect for his employees. He yelled at one in front of me not realizing that a customer was close enough by to overhear. I was totally appalled. On another occasion, I saw an employee drop something, and another employee help pick it up as the store manager walked by and gave them a dirty look. If I was an employee of this store, I would not tolerate such rude and uncaring behavior on the part of my boss. It is amazing to me to see some of the same employees even remain working there.

This a great store depending on your needs. It is setup to sell large quantity items at low priced…read morerates. It is similar to Costco except Cash and Carry targets businesses and also lets individuals shop. Costco targets individuals and also lets businesses shop. The main difference is that Cash and carry has few organic items and they sometimes have even larger quantities of something than Costco (believe it or not). I like to eat a lot of fruit, so I get oranges often here. Their fresh produce has a large selection including various dressings. The meat selection is quite large as well. If you are looking at having a party and plan to cook a lot of food, have a large family, or just like to eat a lot of one item you'll like the options here and prices. In addition to food they have serving trays, forks, spoons, and bathroom supplies. The service is good and the place is clean and well maintained.

Every time I go in grocery outlet, I find new things to try. Often these are available a short…read moretime. I'll buy something and go back to get more because it's so good. And it's all sold out. You never know when those things will be back. Price on most things are excellent; however, many of the brands you've never heard of. Some are from other areas of the country well, many are not popular brands. Check out their ads online at their website. They have new deals every single day. It's fun to visit, although their fruit, vegetables, and sometimes meat don't quite seem as fresh as some other stores. And you need to watch expiration dates on just about everything...often items are expired or almost expired. Fun to check out the store.

I was shopping when I over heard the cashier Sheena, I believe, yelling at the cashier. I have…read morenever seen such a level of unprofessional behavior in my life. Back in my day there was this thing called class and that woman was far from it. if this is the kind of people that this establishment is OK with hiring, I will not be surprised that this grocery store goes business within the next few years who wants to shop or the cashiers are in such a terrible mood that they send their terrible energy onto the customers. Also, if you were to go to work, you had to go clean and decent this one was far from clean and looked like she had not showered in the past three days. I do not want to shop with the employees smell.

I ordered a new, expensive Resistol straw and the brim wasn't the shape I expected. I spoke to the…read morehead hat shaper at Resistol and was told he didn't recommend reshaping a pre-formed straw. Took it to Linda and her 40 years of experience resulted in me getting the style I like and it looks FACTORY PERFECT! Linda is wonderful and this is a legit shop for city stickers, rodeo fans and real to life cowboys.

LOVE this tack store, Linda and her team always so helpful and super friendly! Feels like the…read morehometown tack/feed stores I grew up with. Beautiful selection of major quality name-brand items plus locally sourced hand-made items; always find something fun or special for the horse people in my family. They know how to cowboy or cowgirl up :-)

I had some real trouble and there was a tug of war going on in my head. A Yard Sale place? Not a…read moreyard sale, not a place (of business that I was used to). These guys surprised me. It's the kind of place that I wouldn't find something overtime I went, but once in a while. The items are all used for the most part, they are cleaned up a bit, marked c early and best of all fairly cheap. The folks that work there are helpful and if you buy a larger item as I did, will load it in your vehicle. LOVE that.

They have reasonable prices and willing to make a deal for you. Just wish there selection was…read morebigger. Not a bad place to go if they have what you are looking for.

Lovely little shop!…read more Unique jewelry and repurposed furniture. Amazing folks! Looking forward to our next visit.

10/2020 Cute little place. Furniture always online. She is closing present location soon & has…read moreitems on sale

I hadn't stepped foot in or shopped at Kohls for quite some time until yesterday and now I remember…read morewhy. So, the main reason I even went in here recently was to drop off an Amazon return which went very well, no complaints there. I decided to stay and look around because when you drop off Amazon returns with them, they give you a coupon for $10 off $25+ but it can only be used the same day as your return. I looked around for a bit and did find a few small items to purchase. I got up to the register and was assisted by a young male cashier who I'd say looked to be about 17-19... I will say he was a nice kid but definitely not the brightest bulb in the tanning bed. He rang up my items and took my coupon but I'm 99.9% certain he didn't even scan the coupon...or at least didn't scan it correctly. He gave me a total of $31.78 for a travel bag set with plastic bottles ($12), sunscreen spray ($14) and a 30 ct package of makeup remover wipes ($3) so if you add that up and then figure in a couple bucks for tax that would add up to the total given but the coupon was supposed to take $10 off the total and I spent more than the $25 before tax so coupon should have worked if it was properly scanned. I mentioned this to him and he said "oh I scanned it so it's in there" whatever, I just wanted to get home as soon as possible so decided not to argue it and just said okay. I got out my cash and handed him $35. He seemed to quickly count it and said "oh ma'am your total is $31.78"... so I thought oh maybe I miscounted and said oh sorry and handed over another $10 bill. He responded "it's okay" but luckily I took a good look at the cash in his hands before he put it in the register and it added up to $45... I said wait a second and pointed out the amount and he said "oh sorry" and handed me back the $10 I just gave him then calculated to figure out the change he owed me with the $35.. if I hadn't have been paying attention and caught that, he would have easily ripped me off by nearly $15! Again, he seems like a nice kid but he should be assisting customers on the sales floor..I don't think he should be at the register. I'm no math expert but I do know simple addition and subtraction and for a cashier job it's a good idea to have someone there who knows basic math so both the business and the customers aren't getting ripped off. Unfortunately this seems to be a common problem with youth around here... they not only can't spell to save their lives, they also don't know how to count change on even the simplest orders. It's frustrating. If I do another amazon return here, it'll be just that .. I'm not gonna look around and try to use a coupon they may not even scan anyways (it showed on my receipt I didn't get the $10 off discount as I suspected) and then to almost get ripped off further with my change just adds to the frustration.

During Covid, this place was a mess... shelves bare, clothes all over the floor, shoes out of boxes…read moreand littered around the floor. Now everything is kept organized and restocked. I was able to find things I needed. Not everything I needed was available though. But they do have pretty good sales. The kohls cash is kind of useless unfortunately. After shopping, they give you this kohls cash that you have to use during a tiny window of time. I'm never available during that time. Kohls "cash" should be available ANY time. Just like cash, it shouldn't expire. Just like gift cards, it shouldn't expire. I know Kohls is trying to force people back into their stores on their timelines, but I would think more highly of them and return more often if I didn't feel so scammed. Honestly, I prefer the hard working mom and pop stores over the big corporate ones anyway.