Stumbled upon this place while next door at Golden State coffee. If you're into anything tiki then…read morethis is definitely the place for you. Everything inside was super cute. The person who was working (not sure if the owner?) was very friendly and easy to talk to. Prices vary, some items are pricey but there are lots of unique items that are definitely worth checking out. Really cool light fixtures for sale all hanging from the ceiling. Overall a cool place and I'd definitely recommend checking out if in the area.

Great selection of tropical & tiki themed goodies. Young girl working was glued to her phone but…read moremanaged to say "Hi". So many things to look at. Most things are a little pricey but again you can't find some of this stuff easily. If you love tiki decor, stop in! Shop was unbearably hot. Maybe some fans would encourage people to stay longer.

Worst customer service ever!! The girls working there paid no attention to me. The boutique was in…read morecomplete disarray. Don't shop there!!

I absolutely love this store! Honestly, almost my entire closet is from here. I find myself coming…read morein up to two times a week -- sometimes even more! The style is amazing and they always have the best pieces. The girls who work there are so sweet and fun to talk to, and they always go above and beyond to help. Such a great shopping experience every time!

For a smaller showroom, they have so many to choose from! Lots of color and style choices! The…read morestaff is so nice and helpful. They even texted me videos to ensure I was happy before delivery. I would recommend. The install company they use was great too! Very happy! Highly recommend. Worth the drive from South County.

Found this gem on a whim and found our amazing fountain to complete our backyard. Owners were…read moreextremely nice and knowledgeable. They have so many fountains to choose from and prices are fair.

Great location with plenty of inventory and a fairly large store…read more During the visit, I did notice that they had about 4 to 5 aisles all dedicated to snacks and condiments and they even had snacks and condiments in the middle aisle displays lol I don't think I've ever seen a HomeGoods carry this many food items. As we are nearing the end of August, the place is jampacked with Halloween and fall decor, ghosts, skulls, pumpkins, galore! They have a ton of inventory with a good variety of merchandise, the staff is friendly, the store is neatly kept, and everything is organized within the aisles. Given inflation has impacted anything and everything that we purchase, I will say that the price points for all items are slightly higher than what we're probably used to in the past 4 to 5 years. They do have an aisle dedicated to sale/clearance items, not the most quality product products but every now and then you can find a little hidden gem!

I'm not a huge in person shopper, but I was looking for some cute decor and decided to check out…read moreHomeGoods. I was disappointed in their selection and prices. Everything I saw looked exactly the same as what everyone else has, and there were very few cool or unique pieces. And everything was pretty pricey as well. This is only my second time at this particular store but I don't think I'd be back anytime soon.

With the demise of Big Lots and Rite Aid, my two favorite stores for cheap holiday decor, HomeGoods…read moreand Dollar Tree have replaced them, sometimes for the better, and sometimes for the worse. The holiday selection at HomeGoods is far superior to almost anything around. It's a mix of Big Lots, Rite Aid, Michaels, and Macy's. The variety is impressive. My only issue is with such a small store, the holiday's usually take over a good 1/3 or even 1/2 the store making regular everyday things a little harder to find. What I do love is the name brands they carry. Last Christmas, the had some Lenox dishes. And while they are less expensive, a full set can still run a hundred or so dollars, but it's better than the 3-4 hundred at Macy's. The store still feels a big junky and disjointed. Not as bad as Goodwill, but sections can feel close. You also have to look carefully at what you're buying. We were looking for a laundry basket, and it took a while to find one that wasn't damaged. And not everything is cheaper. We found a better and less expensive garbage can at Costco, so do you price comparisons. The people that work there are nice enough. I haven't had to ask anyone of the floor for help, the checkers do take the time to wrap what you're buying if you ask them. And on a plus side, they actually have restrooms! This is good since the mall no longer exists.

So happy I found a Home Goods by my son's house that carries all my home essentials!…read more I recently joined a wine club at a local bar where one of the membership perks is a free bottle of wine every month. Since we have two members within our household, that's two bottles a month! I decided to host my own wine tasting at home with those wine and Home Goods in city of Orange definitely made my life much easier by carrying all kinds of beautiful drink ware and home decor for me to entertain my guests. The prices at Home Goods are always great to begin with, and since tax is lower in Orange County than in LA County, I save even MORE money when I shop here. The cashiers here were very efficient and the lady helping me took her time wrapping all my ceramic plates and wine glasses. They also have REALLY cute reusable bags there, which is a HUGE plus for me because I collect all their bags! I can't wait to come back here the next time I am in the area.

OMG a real find with real gifts and real owners and staff that love their store. A very eclectic…read moreand lovely variety of items. They switch up the store items a couple times a year. I was looking for something for my PCP who was retiring. Colleen was super helpful and pointed me in the direction of some items then let me browse. Value definitely for the quality and uniqueness of items. I ended up with some hand cream, tea mug and some raw honey. They cheerfully and beautifully gift wrap as well. Easy to locate at yorba Linda and imperial. A TRUE GIFT SHOP

Review 124/365 Day Challenge…read more I love Inspirations Gift & Home. So happy they moved much closer to mee. This was my 1st time coming to the relocated boutique off Imperial Highway & Yorba Linda Road. Same plaza as EL poLLo Loco or Subway a few doors away. They currently have 2 boutiques due to the Holiday Edition one. Now i know where to find JellyCat plushies for my daughter. She loves them adorable plushie company that makes the cutest adorable so cuddly and soft Plush. They gave it all including tennis balls and pickle ball too! They have an Embroidery GaL that can embroider your special items you've shopped for and want to personalize it. Located at the Holiday Boutique Shop. I'll need to make my way to their original store right across the building, same Plaza. Associates are so friendly here. They are always asking us if we need any assistance or help to find a particular item. LOVE, Love the vibes along with unique cute gifts for everyone including yourself. Parking can be a bit hard since it is in a smaller plaza. Highly recommend stepping your foot into this unique boutique. It's like a hidden treasure chest of Yorba Linda.

Amazing experience! Fun vendors and cute vibe. You can find lots here, from cards to clothes!read more

Cute vintage collection. great variety. holding various events throughout the year. recommend a…read morevisit

Helpful staff Good variety of products…read more Great customer service Highly recommended their flooring

Me and my husband had a great interaction with the lady who helped us with our tiles. However, when…read moremy contractor went to get the tile and grout that we ordered, they gave them the wrong grout color. I was so upset. My contractor's people already laid down the grout and Floor and Decor wouldn't pay for the labor to redo the grout. Instead they gave us a seal with the correct color to try to make it right. However when my contractor's people put it down, it just didn't have the same effect as grout. Because we couldn't afford the labor for them to redo the grout, we just have to live with the discoloration of the grout. On top of that, the tile that we chose had odd pieces to them that looked stained. You really don't know what things would look like until you purchase it. And of course I wasn't home to supervise their work, because I had a job to go to pay for all the work that didn't turn out the way I expected. Needless to say, I suggest you go to Lowe's or Home Depot for tiles because they actually are a little bit more affordable. Floor and Decor as actually expensive.

I read the good reviews and was excited to shop there. I got to the store around 3:30 on a Saturday…read moreand it was closed. There hours weren't available online or on maps. It was pretty inconvenient.

This place has a lot of antique treasures! The warehouse is full of interesting things. I love…read moretheir furniture, but theres a bunch of cool nick knacks. The owner Cheryle is the best - she always gives me a reasonable price and always has new stuff every week. My favorite antique shop! Edit: they're open Thursday-Saturday