Love this store! It has so many good things I could easily spend $500 here! I stay away because I…read morelike to load up on their chocolates but I am not allowed Sweets.. Anyway I will probably go again!

Because they're located right next-door to HomeGoods we decided to stop in and see if they had…read moreanything new. We were a little disappointed as they appeared to be in the middle of a floor reset because there were a lot of empty shelves and a lot of things in the aisles. We didn't end up finding anything that we felt we had to bring home with us. But we've also found this location tends to be a hit or miss for us.

This location can be a hit or miss location. They carry a lot of items in here but a lot of it…read morefeels like it's leftover stuff that just doesn't sell at the other ones in the area.

Stopped in to look for a few gifts and wow this store was fully stocked during the evening!…read more So many beautiful furniture pieces , holiday decor , house hold items and even stationary sets which are my weakness. I ended up finding some really nice skin care oils and gift sets for upcoming birthdays and Christmas all for under $75! Customer service was very nice and helpful and wrapped everything nicely before bagging. Such a great location minus the mall traffic .

Beautiful vibrant store with a large and impressive array of items!…read more This was my first time here, and I am highly impressed in the variety of isles that they have. They have everything from pet supplies to grocery pantry to toys, household, cleaners, and items, and even a section for parties. Think of a mini Walmart but more colorful and inviting. The prices of their items are pretty reasonable as well. Some of the prices being comparable if not better than someof the big names brand stores. It was easy to navigate an easy to find all the items we were looking for in each individual section of the store. Definitely worth a commute over to the millennia area.

Stopped in this afternoon really quick for some of their small mini diffusers. I needed one for my…read morebedroom my bathroom and then I got one for my mom for her bathroom. I absolutely love pOpshelf and they are such a hidden gem; in my opinion they have a products ranging from a dollar to $12 and sometimes even $15 - they have home goods art supplies party supplies little snacks and drinks. I believe they are also owned by the dollar tree if I'm not mistaken. If you haven't been here I definitely recommend it it is it in the same strip as the marshals and the Ross near the super target by the mall of millennia. 10/10

I thought I'd do an update since it's been a few years since the initial review and everything I…read moresaid then still holds true today. I have never come in to The lovely and not walked out with something. I love vintage items and you find such cool and neat items here at reasonable prices, I love it. There's definitely a reason why they've been in business for so long. Definitely check them out, especially if you enjoy vintage items.

I really love this store and make a point to visit when I come to town. I love the unique vintage…read moreitems and find the all the pricing of all the vendor spaces reasonable, there is always something fun and new. I was disappointed to know that something that I had purchased (small brass insects were repackaged SHEIN inventory. I try never to support that retail shop. Will Mae me think twice when I buy from that individual vendor shop again.

So this is a new store I believe, across from the cosmetics company store. It is also right next to…read morethe guess and the true religion jeans store. The store reminds me of Miniso off of Sand Lake, as well as the Gatcha store out of the Florida mall. It doesn't have any games like gotcha, but they do have a mystery boxes for you to buy and each mystery box with a toy inside is $13-$15. They also have a wide selection of keychains, two cute little fasces, to these really neat bento boxes for lunch as well as handbags. The lady at the counter was really nice she mentioned to me that they just opened a little while ago. If you haven't been here and you're looking for something anime related or just something out right cute I highly recommend the store.

I have been wanting a replica of the Resolute Desk found in the White House Oval Office for more…read morethan a decade. They had one in stock, verified inventory, and a week later I made the purchase. I was told it would ship in 3 days and arrive a week after that. When I called to confirm that it had ship, the service rep checked and told me that it was at my location waiting for delivery instructions! I called and total time from purchase to delivery was 5 days. I was floored. Customer service was awesome. Detailed. Informative. Timely.

My husband and I have been shopping at World of Decor for about 15 years. Over this time, we have…read morepurchased multiple pieces of furniture from WOD including 4 dining room chairs, chippendale and rococo styled bookshelves, vanity with mirror, a sitting chair, 4 end tables and a corner cabinet. None of these items were purchased through the store auctions and were able to be taken home same day (we had rental trucks). The pieces we have purchased are classic in style, (rococo/chippendale) made from quality, solid, mahogany wood and with ornate carvings and design. We were looking for a stool to go with the vanity and we lucked out and found one today. The price on the chair MSRP was listed at $1,099. The owner of the store offered it to us for just over $400 including tax. We happily took the offer, as we were hard pressed to find anything that seemed to match the current aesthetic without breaking the bank. This warehouse type facility has a borage of items and hosts virtual auctions every weekend. You can find king Louis style bedroom, living room, and dining room furniture, chandeliers, bathroom vanities, large area rugs, decorative statues, holiday decor, outdoor gazebos, and more. They are always updating their inventory which is shipped in from around the world. If you're looking for stately (and sometimes over the top gaudy style), bespoke and over sized furniture, World of Decor should definitely be on your list of places to check out.

Walking into The Container Store feels like stepping into a perfectly curated, elevated space where…read moreeverything just flows. The store is absolutely impeccable--spotless, beautifully laid out, and incredibly well organized. Every section is thoughtfully arranged, making it not only easy to find what you need, but genuinely enjoyable to browse. It's the kind of place where you walk in for one item and leave inspired to transform your entire home. The staff truly elevate the experience. They are courteous, patient, and genuinely attentive without ever being pushy. You can tell they take pride in what they do, and their knowledge makes a difference. Whether you have a specific project in mind or you're just exploring ideas, they guide you in a way that feels helpful and effortless. What I loved most is how inspiring the store is. It's not just about storage--it's about creating a more organized, functional, and peaceful environment. I found myself discovering so many smart solutions for both home and on-the-go organization that I hadn't even thought of before. On top of that, the entire experience is just easy. There's plenty of convenient parking, which makes getting in and out stress-free. Even the restrooms are spotless and well-maintained--something that really reflects the overall attention to detail and high standards of the store. Their exchange and return policy is another huge plus--simple, hassle-free, and customer-friendly, which gives you confidence when trying new products. This is more than just a retail store--it's an experience. Between the fantastic service, the immaculate environment, and the endless inspiration, it's quickly becoming one of my favorite places to shop. I'll definitely be back again and again.

This area is obviously always busy, but we went in today looking for a knife block and the store…read morefelt very calm and easy to browse. And there was absolutely no line to check out. The store is dog friendly, I was able to bring my pup in and the staff absolutely loved him! The selection of goods is great, you can definitely find some stuff at a good deal, but on average things are more expensive than I would want to pay. But keep an eye out for the clearance things!

The Swedish meatballs are the best ever! And paired with lingonberry sauce was superb. The…read morecucumber salad was perfectly balanced with vinegar and dill. The chocolate cake was so creamy and not overly sweet. The cost of the food was a bargain considering we got three entrees, sides, desserts and two drinks. Love the self service and the staff were all friendly.

A Walk Through IKEA: A Test of Stamina, Direction, and Job Flexibility…read more January 10, 2026 My first serious trip to IKEA made me realize that this is not just a furniture store. It's a carefully designed one-way journey. The layout is extremely thoughtful--so thoughtful that it's almost impossible to visit just one section. Whether you're there to buy a single mug or simply "have a look," you will be guided through the entire store. I managed to do even better than that. I got lost. Not only did I get lost, I walked part of it twice. The most important detail: I was wearing four-inch stilettos. In IKEA, those are not shoes. They're a personal challenge. After what felt like a full hike, I finally reached the exit and thought I was done. That's when the real test began - checkout. Most stores at least give you options: self-checkout or cashier-assisted checkout. IKEA is very decisive. Self-checkout only. So there I was, scanning items, bagging them myself, slowly realizing I had taken on a new role. The screen even politely asked: "Are you a member?" I couldn't help laughing. I had just become a temporary cashier, without an employee discount, and without a paycheck. And then came the final surprise. At the exit - nothing. At Costco, for example, there's always someone checking receipts. At IKEA, the exit is completely empty. For a moment, you might think this reflects IKEA's deep trust in its customers. Then another thought occurs to you: maybe they also saved the salary of that employee. By the end of this IKEA trip, I had completed: a full-store walk, a detour with repetition, a high-heel endurance test, a self-checkout internship, and a quiet reflection on trust and cost control. Next time, I'll wear flat shoes. As for the salary and staff discount - I won't get my hopes up. I spent $53.69 in total that day. $29.95 went to pear-flavored sparkling water. Which means over half of my IKEA budget was... hydration. IKEA: where your legs get a workout, your patience is tested, and your self-checkout skills improve... all in one visit. I guess I overestimated my ability to wear high heels. I may have slightly overestimated my high-heel endurance. In hindsight, I clearly overestimated my ability to survive IKEA in high heels. I confidently assumed I could handle high heels at IKEA. I was wrong.