A lot of different cooking/ baking items which is why I went to the store. But they also have a…read morevariety of other items.

I was walking along Linn Street towards RSVP when imagine my surprise, I see this store. Being an…read moreavid cook and kitchen gadget junkie, of course I had to go inside. I wasn't expecting much because most smaller kitchen supply stores don't impress me. I have high standards and prefer well-made high quality products. Well, you can imagine how surprised I was to find this unicorn of a store. I felt like I just walked through a door into wonderland. I thought I owned every kitchen gadget that was worth owning, but I was wrong. I found the cutest baker's dusting wand by OXO and a cool round trivet made of strung-together felted wool balls. They had some of my favorite brands like GIR, Staub, Microplane, Nordic Ware and Opinel. They also had a cool selection of aprons, mugs, spices, oils and vinegars. I was in heaven as I walked through the store. There was so much to look at. They have a well-curated selection of items that I would want to carry if I had my own kitchen supply store. I would much rather support a great locally owned store than a big chain like Williams Sonoma (that doesn't even really carry what I want). Iowa City is so lucky to have a store as wonderful as this. Every time I visit this city I have a few favorite stores that I must visit and I'm so happy to add this one to my list.

Recently visited the store for the first time. I was overwhelmed by the wonderful selection and…read moredepth of inventory. I purchased a Sjoberg's workbench and full sized Kreg router table while there. The staff was exceptionally helpful. Great experience.

These guys have helped me with loads of projects from finishing to carving. Very helpful. This is…read morethe best place to go for quality woodworking tools.

This store is a wonderful sensory adventure...especially if you are a kitchen gadget nut, like…read moremyself. I can't walk out of this place emtpy-handed because of the beautiful baubles they have to make me feel like a gourmet chef. I also absolutely adore the gorgeous knitting/crocheting supplies in the back half of the story. it is visually an adventure to take in all of the rich colors and textures. When visiting Fairfield, I find it difficult to resist this shop. Treat yourself and go in for a peek. You will love it!!!

At Home Store Fairfield - I purchased two kitchen towels this week online. From time of order the…read morestore effectively and consistently emailed the status. The towels were delivered promptly-within a few days of order. They were packaged simply and beautifully, with care. The towels are very pretty and I love them but, honestly, it is the outstanding way At Home Store Fairfield does business that has made me intent on becoming a repeat customer.

Our favorite shop in Galena! A must stop for chefs, bakers, foodies, or cocktail enthusiasts! We…read morelook forward to visiting every time we come to town. They have a a great selection of both brand name classic items and unique finds. It is the perfect place to shop for gifts or for yourself. We never leave empty handed!

When you often need the " feel & touch" that online kitchen item providers can't provide this IS…read morethe place! Great selection and competent staff. Good variety of teas and Galena Roasters coffee. Do the majority of my "gift buying" here. Owner thought I must be a B&B owner!

Highly recommend. We had an excellent experience purchasing a Green Mountain Grill from The Grill…read moreWorks. We stopped in after a friend suggested them when our grill finally died. We knew we wanted a smoker-grill combo, and a lady walked us through two options, explaining the pros and cons so we could choose what met fit our needs. They put together the grill, completed the initial burn, included starter pellets for no extra cost, and offered 10% off accessories on the day of the purchase. Everyone we spoke with was friendly, knowledgeable, and never pushy. They even offer free classes that we plan on checking out.

Everyone was super nice and helpful. Tons of spice mixes, pellets, and tools. Definitely will be…read moreback to see whatever else we "need" for our grill!

Kitchens is an obligatory destination for every serious home cook in the Quad Cities. They have…read moreeverything you might possibly need, from the essentials to the absolutely superfluous. Bring your wallet, or, if you're broke, rob a bank en route because it's not cheap. Kitchens also features gourmet coffee and tea that you can purchase by the cup or by the bag to take home and prepare later. Today I sampled, then purchased, a really tasty blackberry sage iced tea. At $2 for 24 ounces, it was less expensive than Starbucks. Be sure to stop by if you're feeling thirsty.

Why drive all over S.E. Iowa for a gift, when there is an amazing selection right here in…read moreWashington? Step inside the doors and you have arrived in a set of boutique shops. Items available are clothing, baby items, kitchen gadgets/goodies, greeting cards, food items, art, and a plethora of rotating displays. The owners are so welcoming and helpful. Do yourself a favor and frequent this gem of a store on the Square of Washington, Iowa.

From the owner: The Village offers 6 unique shops in one location. The facades of these shops reflect a…read moreturn-of-the-century small Iowa town with brick, wood or shingled fronts with awnings and flower boxes. Each shop is individually owned and offers a wide variety of goods from a women's clothing & jewelry boutique to home decor, kitchenware, whole bean coffee, chocolates, team apparel, kid's clothing, toys, greeting cards, novelty gifts, doll clothes and much, much more!

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