I love the products at the store, but I feel like in general a lot of stuff is kind of cluttered or just not picked up very well. I don't feel like I ever have the best interaction with the employees either. I purchased a long stool that also had storage in it, and when I asked the employee for assistance, it seemed as if I was bothering her then, when I went to the cashier to check out that lady kept bothering me about getting a credit card. I told her no multiple times and she was still so persistent. Honestly, if I didn't need that item, I would've just left because I hate when people nag me about being a credit card that I don't need. They do have some really great deals on bakeware and other kitchenware. I feel like on some of the HomeGoods you really have to look at the prices to make sure that it's worth the value. read more

I don't know what the draw of this store is. Maybe the All Clad pots and pans. I enjoy taking a walk through to see if anything catches my eyes at all. The food items always look intriguing, but I always wonder why they sell them at all. $20 for some cute 1/4 to 1 cup measuring cups. read more

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I got a lot of my Christmas shopping done here. Most of it is reasonably priced. The store is quite clean, I just wished that the fitting rooms were also clean. read more

My husband and I both have always loved Home Goods. They have such a wide variety of items. From furniture, decor, packaged specialty food items that always look so yummy. I love anything related to the kitchen and cooking so these isles are always amongst my favorites to peruse. Pots and pans, glassware and dinnerware. Kitchen tools and accessories just to name a few. When we stopped in the selection was not as good as usual but that was to be expected since it was a few days after Christmas. Every store seems to be bare right now. They have reasonable pricing which is always a plus. read more

So far this is THEE best HG I've been into! Novi is MEH, and Troy is OK when it's newly organized, but this location has great finds everywhere. If you're willing to meander and dig a little you'll find treasures everywhere. It's kind of like truffle hunting except no porcine friend to help. The line moves FAST too! By far one of the favorite places I'll be frequenting to furnish the new pad. read more

Better than average home decor store. I popped my head in here last week to check out what new stuff they had in stock. As is customary this time of year, a lot of spring merchandise had already started to roll out, so it gave me a few ideas for home and garden decorating for the coming season. I must say, the stuff was very nice and better-priced than I would have expected, in both the regular merchandise and the surprisingly large clearance section. I was pleased to see so much nice stuff- not broken, chipped or missing a piece from a larger set- and few castoff junk items in the clearance section, which I always make it my mission to hit first in any store. There was plenty of really nice Kate Spade, Cynthia Rowley and Ralph Lauren home goods at super low prices to make me giddy. I'm from Flint and the clearance sections of these types of stores are always picked over like a swarm of vultures hit them and left nothing but bones behind. Here, I found cocktail shakers in the clearance section for $3 and $4.50, respectively, still bearing their original price tags of over $40. Elsewhere, there were wine tubs for $5, serving trays marked down to $4 and so on. The prices were amazing and the selection was first rate. Throughout the store, decent prices on really nice merchandise abounded, even on the new arrivals for spring. This store had a decent selection of small furniture pieces, including chaise lounges, side tables and breakfast bar chairs, but mostly it catered to kitchen cookware, dishes and glassware, bed and bath essentials, like towels, sheets, pillows, duvet covers, and bath ensembles, plus small decorative accessories for the home. Elsewhere, I found a nice selection of gourmet teas, spices, coffees, chocolates, cookies, oils, and spreads. The prices on those items were hard to beat and most of the items stocked there were exotic/imported. It was a decent-sized store, bigger than I expected. Everything was well-organized and displays/end caps were inviting. Customarily, I tend to shop more often at stores like T.J. Maxx and Marshall's (Home Goods sister stores) for decorative accessories, but I actually liked the selection of goods that I found here. The prices and selection are what did it for me. As for customer service, who are we kidding? There really wasn't any, but I honestly don't expect much of that in a store like this. All I care about in regards to the service are if the lines are short and if the sales clerks are within earshot if I actually have a question (which I usually don't). Will I be back? Sure. read more

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