I was in desperate need of pink flamingos. Alas, the pink neon flamingo light shown on their…read morewebsite was not in stock. I did find the "Let's Flamingle" door mat, which will vastly irritate my pun-loathing friends. They didn't have the "Go Away" door mat. Or the one that says, "I hope you brought wine." Ah well. I found a couple more flamingo things, but discovered to my surprise that they do not carry slipcovers. This strikes me as odd for such a gigantic store. It was difficult to find anyone to help me, but when I did, he was very helpful. Almost everything I bought was summer stuff on clearance. A lot of summer and garden stuff is NOT on clearance. Also weird, as I write this in early November. I didn't really need two adorable garden gnomes, but I wanted them. Alas, not on clearance, and neither was the large grey resin alligator. I probably would have bought it at $40, but definitely not at $80. Silly impulses can only go so far. $80 is too far for me. Hangers are well priced, will go back and get them another time. It's always the ugliest patio cushions that go on sale. Oh well. Some patio umbrellas are on clearance, others are not. Also weird. Maybe some patterns are temporary and others permanent stock.

Honestly I'm surprised At Home is still in business. They are never busy. The warehouse is huge and…read morehave plenty of options. However, the products and quality of products are underwhelming. It's worth a look through if you've never been, maybe you'll find something you can't live without! My biggest negative: the employees look like they'd rather be anywhere else but there. You won't be offered help or greeted or barely talked to so set your expectations low.

Rare Finds is an incredible spot. Their furniture selection is unique and full of character,…read moreoffering pieces you just will not find anywhere else in the area.

There's an eclectic variety of furniture and decor--apparently this store is loved by decorators…read more We made no purchase on this first visit, but now know where to dog for unique finds. Salespeople were helpful but not pushy. Prices seemed quite fair.

Yeah it's a chain but the food and service are solid…read more Excellent burgers, salads, snd mains.... Especially the Mediterranean Salmon Great for large groups Service is always top notch

A little over a year ago we were shopping for patio furniture and chose Yardbird based on the…read morereviews on their website. Wish we would have read the reviews not on their website. Of course their website (which they manage) consists of only Five Star reviews. The negative review I tried to post was denied so I am cross posting my review so buyers can beware. We purchased from the Yardbird Lone Tree location in Colorado. The Sales Associate told us that the set would be durable (it isn't), that they never have sales (they do), and that they stand behind your product (they don't). After less than 20 uses total, the powder coat is peeling everywhere, the umbrella ripped, and the table boards are warped. Yard Bird's response: Did something happen to your chairs to cause those chips in the paint? Afer several back and forth emails, I was sent a free touch up pen. Seriously? I have provided a copy of the three year warranty and now I can't get any response. Prior to this purchase I had a set for over 25 years and not a single chip. Worst purchase I have made in over a decade.

Beautiful people who luv and care for there customers and does an amazing job to get them out the…read moredoor

I have been shopping here for YEARS, ever since they opened. It's my go-to (along with Tuesday…read moreMorning) for patio cushions, decorative pillows, and, occasionally, bedding. (Tuesday Morning is better for bedding and towels, but HomeGoods usually does have all-cotton.) Over the years, I've also bought decor for my children's rooms, kitchen gadgets, frying pans, chairs, lamps, etc. They also have doggie coats, dog and cat beds, treats, and toys. You can sometimes find Greenies for MUCH less than at Petsmart or Petco. I think that the prices, especially for patio/outdoor cushions, are great. Two for $24.99. At Home was selling the same cushions for $24.99 each, and Amazon is selling sets of two cushions for $55-65. I also bought two crystal lamps for (I think) $65 or $85 each, and they were $150 each somewhere else. They seem short-staffed now. Only one cashier and a long line. I haven't had that much interaction with customer service, because I know what I want and where it is. Their hold policy is disappointing. I wanted to think about two large teal chairs once, and they would only hold them for a couple of hours. They were gone when I went back, so they weren't meant to be.

Amazing customer service. The owners are extremely helpful. I've purchased books and pillows…read more Everything is of great quality.

Great customer service and design help! Christy, the owner, and her daughter Caitlin are an…read moreoutstanding team!

This little spot is very pretty, clean and full of treasures…read more I guess each booth Is owned and set up by different people. They definitely have 1 of everything there. From jewelry to dishes to handbags and more. Prices seemed reasonable, I only wish someone had spoken to me. I wandered around for what seemed like long enough to be greeted but none of the several people ever said boo to me. I'll go another time as they have a plethora of goods, but I hope they will acknowledge a potential customer.

This shop is a true gem in the burbs! I've been here multiple times and always find something…read moreunique and special. Wil and Kelly have something different here and are always happy to show you something you've never seen before. They have a wide selection of treasures and are always getting new items in. I find the value to be high as you're getting something one of a kind. It's nice to have good service along with people who have a true interest in scouting and preserving vintage finds. Their new space is going to be incredible and they'll be able to feature local artisans as well as classes and event space. Can't wait!

Walking in we were greeted by Cathie. Her assistance with picking out possible selections was…read moreawesome. She answered all our questions and shared the many choices that are available.

My wife and I purchased a table and chairs from Bassett Furniture in Centennial in December 2025…read more The buying process itself was smooth, and we were initially impressed with the showroom quality. We explained clearly that we were looking for a modern table with a clean, blemish-free surface. We ended up spending significantly more than we had planned because of Bassett's reputation and the apparent quality of the floor models. Unfortunately, when our table was delivered in February, we immediately noticed significant issues. The tabletop had numerous indentations across the surface, and the chair staining was streaky and inconsistent from chair to chair. The table looked noticeably different from what we expected based on the showroom experience. Bassett sent a technician to inspect the table. He told us the indentations were "worm holes" common in the type of maple used, and that "your table just ended up with a bunch of holes." He said there was nothing he could do and directed us back to the sales associate. When we contacted the salesperson, we were told, "I ALWAYS tell people about the worm holes, so you may have just been overwhelmed and missed it." We were never informed that the table would have visible surface holes -- especially given that we explicitly requested a smooth, blemish-free finish. Had this been disclosed, we would not have purchased this piece. After about a month of very light use and gentle cleaning with a soft cloth, the tabletop has developed numerous shallow scratches, further diminishing its appearance. For a purchase costing thousands of dollars, we expected durability and craftsmanship consistent with the brand's reputation. Instead, we are left with a table that looks worn and inexpensive, along with chairs that have uneven staining. Even more disappointing was the lack of accountability or meaningful resolution when we raised our concerns. Based on our experience, I would strongly caution anyone expecting high-quality, premium furniture and strong customer support to think carefully before purchasing.

I've bought flooring and stair risers here before. They have a great selection and good sales…read more Spoke with Brandon, and he was exceedingly helpful! I have to measure and decide whether to carpet the stairs or use wood. Their installation prices seem fairly high, at $2.09 a square foot, plus it's $35 for them to come over and see the space. That does get applied to the installation charges. However, I'm comparing them to some guy named Steve whom I have in my phone. I'll get estimates after I measure. I'm very happy with my previous purchases, and do not expect to be disappointed with any future purchases. While I will look at Home Depot, etc, I think that their prices will probably be higher.

The Lone Tree store staff are helpful and professional. This review is regarding the product I…read morereceived (approx. 3000 sf of Bellawood engineered hardwood flooring). Several planks started rising above others and separating (the actual thin layers of wood from the filler materials). I contacted their "customer care" team and sent the required photos + answered some questions. I then received an email from someone named Abner stating that my case was being reviewed. Months later - nothing. I've called, emailed, and even gone into the Lone Tree store, where a staff member very helpfully sent an email about this to four people. I was informed that some guy named Omar was in charge. Omar never answers or returns calls. Someone named Emily is his superior and she does not answer or return calls. A friendly warning to consumers: This company does not honor its warranty.

First time here. Went to Lumber Liquidators, but alas the inventory numbers were off, and I…read morecouldn't get what I wanted. So I looked online, and Floor & Decor had exactly what I wanted, on clearance! Woohoo! This is a GIGANTIC store. It seems to have literally EVERYTHING flooring that your heart could desire. I was enchanted by some of the tile. But I don't NEED any tile, so sadly passed it up. They have tile that looks like wood! And marble! I needed waterproof vinyl plank flooring to go over concrete, as apparently peel-and-stick requires a plywood base and is therefore more effort. The waterproof stuff is just click-and-lock, and can be cut with an X-acto knife. You can use 6-mil poly as a vapor barrier. This is for a small outbuilding, so 7 boxes should be sufficient. A very nice young man loaded the boxes onto a cart, and then put them into my car for me! Their prices seem very fair, although I just zeroed in on what I needed and didn't have time to fully explore the store. The tile selection seems vast. Best part: they're well-stocked, at least with what I bought. I'm fully confident that if I need another box, they'll have it in stock.

I ordered some tile online and went to pick up early in the morning. Staff was there to greet me…read moreand were very friendly, quick and efficient. Another staff member brought out my orders, loaded them into my car for me. They even checked with me to see if my car could handle the weight of both orders at once! Will definitely be visiting again with tile needs!!

I was in need of some bath towels and from years ago i remember that Pottery Barn had the best ones…read moreyet. They are so soft to touch and feels great on the body. Though they are quite pricey and that's another reason what took me so long to purchase them. Another obstacle was the store I originally saw them in no longer exists and it was closer to me as this location is out of the way. The store unfortunately does not give military di

My 18 year old daughter and 16 year old son were in the store just the other day to purchase a…read moreMother's Day gift. They were looking at ordering a decorative chair and then buy me a new bathrobe. She said that as she sat in a chair to test, a worker came over and asked her to not sit on any furniture in the store. No signs were posted, and many other people were sitting and testing the furniture throughout the store. They were not told the same thing. The saleswoman then pointed to the robe she had in her hands and said if she wasn't planning on purchasing things, then she would kindly ask that she not touch things in the store. ​ I am trying really hard to give this person the benefit of a doubt that it wasn't the fact that my son and daughter are Hispanic, but I can't think of any other reason why she would have talked and treated her as such. Together we have been in this store multiple times, and have never been treated this way. Maybe a little employing training on consistency of protocol or equity would benefit the store. It's disappointing more than anything and rather frustrating that a store we have frequently shopped at is now unwelcoming and not a place we are comfortable shopping at anymore.