Love Home Goods! Hate the crowds but the store is great which is why it's crowded all the time…read more This one is a great shopping center close to Target, Michael's, Kirkland's and some food places. The store can feel cluttered but has great selection. I always go here for olive oil or salt and pepper because it is always cheaper here than in the store. I also love the teas they have. Nice furniture options too, but can be pricey compared to At Home. The staff is always nice and the lines are long but never take forever to get through.

What's not to love about Home Goods? Incredible selection, fun experience, and helpful associates.read more

You can always find what you need here. Good customer…read moreservice when checking out. You can literally send hours in the At Home store. Great value and high quality.

I love At Home! I always come in here for one specific thing and end up leaving with a bunch of…read morethings I didn't need. The store is massive and has everything you could imagine for your home. I came in looking for a wine rack and found it along with a few other things. The prices are okay, somethings are a little more expensive than it would be at Ross or TJMaxx. I just try and research prices for things st other places before i go to make sure I'm getting a good deal. The staff is always very helpful as well. They usually only have one register open but there's never been a time where I've been in there and had to wait longer than a few minutes.

Probably one of the larger Kirkland Stores in my area. Store is always clean. Staff is very…read morefriendly, knowledgeable, and accommodating. Large selection. Always great prices.

I liked Kirkland's years ago when they were in the Northgate Shopping Mall in Durham. I actually…read morethought the chain went away because it seemed like all of them closed in our area, that is until this location in Southpointe popped up a while ago. I guess you'd describe them as country chic or rustic chic. On our last few visits though, I just seemed less impressed with their offerings. On our last stop in, they had a ton of Christmas stuff but nothing that really caught our eye. Also, if you look closely, a lot of the merchandise is not made in the U.S. If I'm looking for a particular gift for someone who likes this style, I may stop in here but I don't know if I'll get anything for our home.

Meadowmont Village is the place my wife and I have visited the most during our time in Chapel Hill…read more(2020-2024), mainly because of the Harris Teeter here, but also because of the property's restaurants and other businesses. This is a nice mixed-use development on the east side of Chapel Hill, close to the Durham border. It's just a short drive down highway 54 from I-40 exit 273 and it's not far from 15-501 either. Meadowmont Village sets itself apart from competition in the area by simply being nicer with a cleaner and more elevated atmosphere. The architectural design, layout, and landscaping make it a quaint, relaxing place to walk around. The tenant mix is a good combination of chain and local. This isn't a bigger, destination-type development like Fenton in Cary. Instead, it's smaller and quieter, and that's part of the appeal. It's never felt crowded or uncomfortable all the times I've been here. It's easy to get in and out and there always seems to be just the right amount of people, even when it's busy (e.g., active patios at Brixx, Bluebird, and Kahlovera). There's a pond and trails nearby and overall, the entire neighborhood is well-kept. When we first moved to the area, my wife and I frequented the Harris Teeter up 54 at Hope Valley Commons in Durham. We then switched to the Harris Teeter at Meadowmont Village because it's more secluded and has a calmer, more peaceful environment (inside and out). While I think the Harris Teeter at Hope Valley Commons is a little bigger with a slightly wider variety of inventory, that difference hasn't been big enough for us to switch back to the Hope Valley Commons Harris Teeter as our primary Harris Teeter. Below is a list of businesses at Meadowmont Village that we've been to so far. I've left Yelp reviews for most of them. Restaurants and Cafes * Bluebird - French bistro, one of our favorite restaurants in Chapel Hill. https://www.yelp.com/biz/bluebird-chapel-hill * Brixx Wood Fired Pizza + Craft Bar https://www.yelp.com/biz/brixx-wood-fired-pizza-craft-bar-chapel-hill * Fusion Fish - sushi restaurant, now closed (replaced by Lime & Lemon). https://www.yelp.com/biz/fusion-fish-chapel-hill-2 * Kahlovera Mexican Bar & Grill - great for tacos and margaritas (replaced Chronic Tacos). https://www.yelp.com/biz/kahlovera-mexican-bar-and-grill-chapel-hill-3 * Lime & Lemon Indian Grill & Bar - one of our favorite Indian restaurants in the Triangle and the restaurant we go to the most at Meadowmont Village. https://www.yelp.com/biz/lime-and-lemon-indian-grill-and-bar-chapel-hill * Meet Fresh - yummy Taiwanese desserts, the first and so far only Meet Fresh in the entire state. https://www.yelp.com/biz/meet-fresh-chapel-hill * Quickly - bubble tea and Taiwanese snacks. https://www.yelp.com/biz/quickly-chapel-hill-chapel-hill * Starbucks https://www.yelp.com/biz/starbucks-chapel-hill-4 Other * ABC Store - I got my groomsmen bottles of Jack Daniels from this store, part of the Orange County ABC Store network. https://www.yelp.com/biz/abc-store-chapel-hill-3 * Bell Meadowmont - my wife and I toured the apartments and considered living here. https://www.yelp.com/biz/bell-meadowmont-apartments-chapel-hill * Harris Teeter https://www.yelp.com/biz/harris-teeter-chapel-hill-5 * Meadowmont Dentistry https://www.yelp.com/biz/meadowmont-dentistry-chapel-hill * Monkee's of Chapel Hill - my wife bought a sundress here. https://www.yelp.com/biz/monkees-of-chapel-hill-chapel-hill * The UPS Store - I've swung by this location several times to ship things. https://www.yelp.com/biz/the-ups-store-chapel-hill Not far from Meadowmont Village is the Rizzo Center. It contains a conference center and hotel and is home to the UNC Kenan-Flagler Business School's Executive Development programs and the historic DuBose Home: https://www.yelp.com/biz/rizzo-center-chapel-hill

If you got laid last night and the person who got on top of you was not particularly good in bed,…read morethen that was a Mediocremount, and you should go to Mediocremount Village instead. But if that doesn't apply to you then this fancy shopping area will work out fine. They're trying to be European and stuff, and it's cute. Reminds me of some of the fancier parts of Northern Virginia or Maryland, but it's not cheap here. It's a cute brand-new shiny shopping center with some boba tea and some desserts and some food and a lot of high-end shops. They tried to make it like a little shopping Village and while it does seem fake it and contrived, it also is a really nice place to hang out and get some stuff - and it's peaceful and safe and quiet and reminds me of Virginia in some ways.

It's a shame that the West Elm store isn't larger (although they have a huge outlet store in…read moreAsheville), because then they could showcase much more of the items they sell, so you can see, sit and touch all they have to offer, by making an informed decision. I wish the West Elm at Southpoint were as big as the Pottery Barn store, or is it as big and its just an illusion? Hmm.. At any rate, West Elm is a bit of a predictable store, in the sense that you know you'll see Modern to MidCentury furniture/themes with functional and contemporary designs. I have many pieces from this store, notably a sofa that took 12 weeks to be delivered. The wait was excruciating but knowing it was custom made, with the exact specifications (color/fabric) I requested, made the wait bearable. West Elm also offers free design service at their stores and the design professional helps map out your room with a 3D render that tells you how much space the furniture will take in your room - all of which is super handy when needing to know if a certain side table or a lamp will fit/ look right, before you commit. Also, if you sign up for their Key Rewards program, West Elm also gives you $25 credit on your birthday, no strings attached. Every year I go in to the store to redeem (though it can be used online), and pick up a birthday cup or utensil. This year, I found out that its also redeemable at their sister stores like William Sonoma, Pottery Barn, etc, which is quite handy, because you can certainly choose from a ton of items at William Sonoma in a jiffy. Oh, and customer service? Excellent. I've had several positive experiences with things that didn't go right at West Elm and each and every time, they were understanding and made things right. This company holds up their values and delivers with integrity. Love West Elm!

attempted to return 2 obviously defective pillows that were both ripped along the seams, and…read moreotherwise unworn. Told no returns after 30 days, without offer to exchange or even assist in finding replacements. This is horrible service and I would expect more from a manager. This was a house warming gift for my daughter and I was embarrassed to see them after such a short time falling apart.

I don't know where my MIL got this sofa for me. Probably ordered online. Took 4 weeks to be…read moredelivered. Fine! The day of, after it was confirmed 310 times that the window was 3pm-6pm, suddenly at 11:50am, it's going to arrive within 30 minutes. Fine! Luckily I happened to be home, because within 90 seconds my doorbell rings and this sole, small guy, who barely speaks a lick of English is there to deliver my sofa and literally the first 2 things he tries to cover to me are 1) I need you to help me and 2) you need to pay me for this Sorry wtf? I'm a 100lb woman. I cannot help you carry a 300+lb couch into my house lol why on earth are you ALONE? Esp when you don't speak any English, sir!? Secondly, you're asking me to give you a tip to do your job? Idk if my MIL failed to tell me that this would be an expectation or not, and I really wouldn't mind tipping the guy, except for, I have no cash on me! I never ever carry cash and certainly wasn't expecting for someone to ask me for it. Being alone, with a stranger, at dusk, asking me for money made me unfathomable uncomfortable. Even though there did not end up being an issue, this is NOT something I should have to anticipate. The couch itself is fine. I don't understand why this gentleman if you could call him that, was ever assigned to this task alone. wtf would have happened if this piece of furniture that came in 3 giant pieces, mind you, needed to go upstairs???? LITERALLY PHYSICALLY it would have been IMPOSSIBLE. WHAT KIND OF CUSTOMER SERVICE IS THAT??? 10/10 BS if you ask me, I'm glad I didn't pay for this crap myself or I'd be demanding an effing refund for the liability alone wtf

When you look at the reviews onYelp, you can believe the ones that say that management doesn't…read morerespond. What you shouldn't believe is management's standard cut and paste apologies posted on this site. I bought $5000 worth of product there. I've called the manager three times in one week. My phone calls have never been returned. You can get decent furniture anywhere, and probably a whole lot better service than this place has to offer.

Cute store filled with things you probably don't need but will want. LOL. Affordable prices on home…read moredecor, especially seasonal/holiday items. Also, there is makeup, stationery/pens, food/candy, and more. It's like a Five Below on steroids (prices are not necessarily $5 but nowadays even Five Below has higher prices). Although it doesn't have the same pricing structure as Five Below, the store gives you a similar vibe. My favorite items are the pens. You can buy a single pen in brands like Mildliner, Pilot, and more in a range of colors (if you're a pen lover, you know the thrill of being able to try out one pen before committing to an entire pack). Service is fine but, based on my experience, you may have to go to the checkout counter to get an associate's attention if you need help.

Amazing deals, always clean! Friendly staff and self checkout available. Very nice storeread more