A chaotic, but interesting, home decor store. If you're looking for *something* or want to…read moreredecorate an area and have a vague idea of what you want, HomeGoods is where you want to be. As the store only carries one or two copies of every individual item they have, you can never really be "sure" they're going to have what you have in mind. I'd never come here if I'm looking for a very specific and exact item. Instead, the fun of HomeGoods is that everything is so unique. Having one copy of everything frees of way more space to have way more variety. You can get faux plants, dinnerware and kitchen supplies, kid's decor, pet supplies, mugs and other drinkware, furniture, gigantic rugs, gourmet pre-packaged treats, pillows and blankets and other soft bedding, mirrors, wall art, and seasonal stuff. Prices aren't particularly cheap. I'd say they're decently mid-range for home decor stores like this unless you catch things on clearance. When they're clearancing out items, you can get some *really* nice deals. Because of the "one copy of items" thing, the store can regularly feel pretty cluttered - and you should make sure that your potential item isn't damaged or anything before purchase. Expect to spend a freakishly long amount of time in this moderately-sized store just because there's *so* much stuff to look at on every shelf. Items are organized by area/use, though, so if you're only looking for blankets, all blanket options will be in the same area (same with mugs, journals, etc.) Staff is generally decently friendly. Check-out can be a bit slow (mostly because of all of the breakable items) depending on what time of day you come.

The store was amazing a lot of good choices to make great prices and good team helpers Miss Lacy…read morewas great to help us with our needs and she had great attitude we definitely will be coming back. I

Customer Service is extremely disappointing. I ordered a wooden enamel tray, and it was only…read morepackaged in a plastic envelope/bag. Of course, the enamel broke in many places. Michelle refunded the $17.99 for the tray, but refused to refund the $8.99 shipping charges--"hope you understand" were her words. I do not understand as it was someone in her shop who carelessly packaged the tray in a flimsy bag. I will not be ordering from her ever again.

Neat place! Super cute shop in Cedar Falls off Greenhill. They have very limited hours though!…read moreThursday's, Friday's and Saturday's only. They sell home and garden decorations as well as some women's clothing. The items are nice but in all honestly... not a lot of them are "deals". I've seen other extremely similar items at various other places (HomeGoods, TJMaxx, Goodman's etc for less). But it's nice to shop local. Super cute merchandising displays in the store too and the staff was nice.

We love this place and make it a point to dine there every time we stay in the area. They have some…read moreof the best pancakes, even though they don't advertise as such. We will be in town next week and plan to eat there at least once.

2 floors of beautiful antiques! They are a little pricey with some things but overall a great place!read more

Such a cute store!! The staff has a great eye for design and are very helpful. The staff is great…read moreat picking out decor and furniture to fit any space.

This is another really cute store on Main St. They mostly have home decor and garden decor. They…read morehave these really cute square candles that I can't find anywhere else that smell really amazing. I pretty much want to buy everything here. You can get wall decor, candles, vases, furniture, fake flower arrangements, and more. We spent a good amount of time here. And they have 2 levels!

This review is for the World's Window and its sister store right next door (and with an entry point…read morein the back of the store as well) The Cob Mercantile, which doesn't have its own Yelp page! I love the duology of these two stores! Anything you find at one store you can then take over to the other store to purchase, so you can browse both stores before making your final purchase! The World's Window contains products from all over the world that they have sourced globally. Meanwhile, The Cob Mercantile showcases products from local Iowan artisans! I love the dichotomy of the local and global goods and it's such a fun way to organize the two stores. We entered through The Cob Mercantile and was greeted with the friendly shop owner, who chatted to us about what the store contained and told us about World's Window too. From there, we went off shopping through all the different displays, nooks, and crannies in both stores that highlighted different goodies from different artisans throughout. There are SO many great options and variety here for yourself and gift options for all your loved ones as well! I made many mental notes on great gift options for so many of my loved ones and will definitely be back soon! The pricing is all reasonable and I love nothing more than being able to shop small! This set of stores is a must visit when you're in Cedar Falls, I love its prime location right in the heart of downtown and will definitely be stopping in every single time I come to visit from here on out!

Every time back in town I'm amazed at the breadth and quality of their fair trade itemsread more

Short Version: Very-cute little store of vintage and upcycled items. Everything is extremely clean…read moreand in good condition. Surprisingly great prices. Lots of chalk-painted furniture. Very friendly owner, and she collects/redesigns/repaints the items herself. Definitely lots of cute stuff here. Directions and Hours: This store is ONLY OPEN the first Thursday through Saturday of every month. The first day needs to fall before the Thursday of that week. (For example, if April started on Friday, the store wouldn't be open until the proceeding week. If April started on Monday, it would be open that week). The store is located BEHIND Simpson's Furniture on Main Street. It's a bit tricky to find, but you'll end up seeing a tiny sign on the property. Turn onto E 23rd street, and even when it turns into gravel, KEEP GOING. Go until the gravel "ends" then turn right. You'll quickly see Hatchlings and Hen's signage. The store itself is down the driveway. Long Version: This is a neat, home-run type of store. As far as I can tell, it seems to be a small shop in a workshop. The directions above will help you find it. The area feels like shopping a garage sale - but in a cute and fun type of way. No bathrooms or anything because of that. Hatchlings and Hens sells a variety of neat, repurposed and vintage-esque type of items. It looks like a lot of items were repainted or cleaned up in order to be sold, and the owner does a surprising job of finding fantastic sets. For example, there was a kitchen table with a matching 4 chairs available for purchase (only $175 for the set! I would have bought it if I needed a kitchen set). There were also other sets like matching bird decor or awesome wall art. There was some industrial-type of furniture and whatnot too - as well as industrial salvage that might help you out if you were looking to do some DIY for yourself. I didn't end up purchasing anything today, but I plan on coming back in the future. The owner was super friendly, and I really did fall in love with a coupe things that I can't quite think of a place for at the moment. I'm looking forward to seeing how the stock and everything changes from month-to-month.

I hosted a baby shower and onesie making party here today. Katie was so patient and kind and the…read moretore is adorable. It is a must-see shopping gem in Cedar Falls. Tons of adorable thins at affordable prices!

I hadn't been here in years and I regret it. I should have been visiting more often because they…read morehave such cool stuff! This business has been around for many many years. It's full of fun gifts, home decor and funny unique items. I strongly recommend you visit the back room. Because who doesn't need a pot holder that says "I f#*%!ing love cheese!" They have several adult humor items in the back of the store and my husband and I had a good laugh. The front of the store has more tame and family friendly items. Lots of good gift ideas for a wedding, shower, graduation or just to get something for yourself or a friend. The woman attending the store was very personable and friendly. She offered gift wrapping for my items and had pleasant conversation without being pushy. The only reason for the 4 star instead of 5 is because it's so cluttered. There is stuff everywhere! They seem to have an organization to it but it's hard to shop. They're us stuff floor to ceiling crammed in there. It's hard to navigate through and if you were a bigger person or had to use a walker or a cane it would be even more difficult. But overall a neat store!

It's a pretty cool place to walk around. The items there are pretty pricy to be honest so I just…read morelike to only look around and sight see. I like the environment a lot there.

This is a must shop when you are downtown Cedar Falls! Every time I visit Cedar Falls I always…read morestop to see the cute fun items they have to update my home and wardrobe. Great customer service and if you follow them on social media you can see all the fun things that just arrived before they sell out.

This is my favorite boutique. I love the cute shirts, pants, shoes, and jewelry they have. The…read morestaff is so helpful in helping you create such amazing outfits. There is such a variety of stuff they sell like candles, hand lotions, soaps, and antiques.

Not a bad little store. It reminds me a lot of TJ Maxx - only noticeably smaller in size and…read morebreadth. I came four days after the grand opening. Prices were fantastic, though. Nice dresses were $15 to $25. Pants were in the $15 range. Definitely affordable. Some modern clothing/decor, but there's a noticeable amount of basics/classic-style stuff too. (Plain black pants, plain jeans, plain white bins, etc.) Store has purses, men's, children's, women's, plus clothing. Blankets and rugs. Bedding. Bathroom decor. Wall decor. Children's toys. Workout gear. Fragrances. Furniture including chairs/ottomans. Laundry room supplies. Lots of one-copy items - especially in the decor section. TJ Maxx tends to have a couple copies of each home decor item, but here at Ross, it's mostly a single-copy item in both the clothing and the decor sections. Everything was a nightmare of mess when I came, though. I'm not holding it against them as their parking lot was full and I'm sure they're still dealing with the novelty of being new. Noticeably long line waiting to check-out. Again, possibly due to the grand opening. Walked by a lot of staff and was never greeted. Again, possibly staff is just stressed with the extra-busy days. Lots of shelves were empty, but again, grand opening. I'll likely re-review when Ross has been around for awhile and the novelty has worn off. Every Tuesday is 10% off for people 55 and older.

Moving from California the Ross out there was a store I would rely on to shop at. When we moved…read morehere I never knew Iowa had one near me. So we went the other day and I'm not a huge guy but I like to buy 2x shirts xl fits me fine however if I dry my shirts I like them to be 2x. All of a sudden 2x is in the big and y'all section of the racks? And you have about 10 shirts to pick from. Also the selection of xl is slim and has a bunch of junk clothes to offer here. I can officially mark this location on to my don't shop here.