You'll usually find Kitchen Collection in outlet malls so it was neat to see them in a retail…read moreshopping mall with pretty much the same layout and the same prices. Gadgets, cookware, small appliances including coffee makers and mixers and popcorn makers, plus a few sauces and condiments that you probably won't find elsewhere. There is usually a sale and you can sometimes find coupons on their web site. It's a tight spot with high shelving and narrow aisles to maximize the merchandise on sale. Helpful staff.

It's expensive, but they have a lot of cool kitchen gadgets, many of which don't seem to be…read moreavailable elsewhere in Nashville.

A really decent selection, especially for an outlet store!! We stopped in on Christmas eve right…read morebefore they closed and Lynette was fabulous, funny, and so helpful. My dad was tickled pink at the stuff she was saying. I loved that she was genuinely helpful with her recommendations and not just trying to sell the costliest items, and I also think she was just a real sweet person. We ended up buying a roasting pan, which was a fantastic discount ($210 instead of $315) , and a small 3.5qt dutch oven at 40% off. Those were holiday sales and won't last through the new year, but I'm glad we caught them anyway. I think in terms of the other stuff, it wasn't the craziest discounts ($2 off here, $3 off there type thing). But I do think that the stuff that has a deal active is usually a pretty hefty deal. Just keep in mind that they don't have all the colorways!

Paige was probably the rudest person I have ever met. She was super irritated from the moment I…read morewalked in the door. I even complemented her on her hair color (she didn't even respond or say thank you) hoping that would put her in a better mood (I really did like it) so I could ask the questions I needed to ask. Ultimately, I decided to come back later when someone else in a better mood could help me, and as I was walking out the door, she rolled her eyes. She was very cold and very bothered to have to answer my questions. I'm giving two stars because when I was in there last week to buy several pieces, the woman that helped me was incredibly kind and answered my questions with no problem. In fact, she talked me into buying two pieces that totaled over $600 that I had not planned to buy. I think your sales will be much better at this store if you can train Paige not to act like a drill sergeant when customers come in. This was a horrible experience.

Good price points, quality, limited but great choices got the home, fun to shop throughout the…read morestore and just an overall great experience!

SS is a pretty neat spot. Definitely lots of selection for just about any home project you have…read more Good prices. I think if you were a home flipper or something of that nature, this would be your playground to do it well, but on the cheap. Unfortunately the quality of the items just weren't up to the standard of something I would want in my house I was living in, so I didn't end up buying anything. But if you need something quick and cheap to get a home project done, I'm confident you could find something to fit the bill at this place. Everyone has different tastes, so check it out for yourself!

It does not help that this place is difficult to find. That being said, I have found online supply…read morestores that are better and so is World Market. They have the basics, pots and pans, but they still lack a lot of stuff like a good selection of Japanese knives, bento, and other quality sushi making gear. But if you are looking for stir fry stuff, then by all means give this place a try.

For people looking to expand their cooking arsenal, or for restaurants, Acme Kitchenware is a…read morehidden gem in the Nolensville Pike area. Well known for a strong ethnic contingent, Acme specializes in Asian cooking supplies. Some of the biggest and most impressive woks you will ever see. I stopped in to buy some bread making supplies, and while that is outside of their niche, they certainly had plenty of things that I needed.

I popped into Bed Bath & Beyond to look for some new Christmas accents. I found battery operated '…read morelil Christmas Tree accents for my coffee table. They look great in my home and are very festive! The store was well merchandised but the merch was not plentiful. I was hoping there would be more (my husband is glad there was not ). I did walk around and look at different departments and noticed they have nice accent tables, rugs, & bathroom accessories. I would definitely go back when I am in the market for updating those items. Service was good. They left you alone to browse but were there when you needed them. 'Tis The Season for shopping so be sure to check them out soon!

My husband was flipping through the channels. I usually just tune him and the television out. I…read moredon't care about sports shows and I'd rather chew off my own arm than to watch his favorite news channel. But then I heard "the new Bed Bath & Beyond is opening in Nashville". Slam on the breaks. "Go back, go back", I yell to him from the kitchen. "Hurry up". Did I hear right? Oh my gosh! I did! BB&B is opening! In Nashville. Rejoice! It had to be divine intervention. We just happened to be driving to Nashville on grand opening day. I convinced my driver (ok, my husband) to leave early enough so we could stop on our way to the airport. It took us almost 3 hours to make the trek from Huntsville to Brentwood. We'll stop on our way home he promised. On the way home, our flight was delayed two hours. I swallowed my disappointment because I knew it was going to be 4 more, long weeks until I headed back up to Nashville. Finally, today was that day! We left extra early, I wasn't about to let construction traffic mess up another chance of going to what I once thought was my long lost favorite store. We made it. I nearly skipped into the store - quite a feat since I'm in a walking boot for a broken foot! I couldn't restrain myself - I gushed to the first employee that I ran into how truly excited I was. She looked at me like I had a third eye in the middle of my forehead. She obviously was well past the excitement that I felt this glorious day. I walked around the store, gently touching, lovingly touching the knick-knacks. The pillows. The pumpkin shaped candles. The cookware. But then that was it. My lip quivered a little when I realized that's all there was. The 50 shades of towels, the 29 types of bed pillows, the rows and rows of kitchen tools, even the 21 varieties of k-cups. Not there. No agonizing over vanilla latte or exotic chai. No 10 minutes of contemplating burgundy versus maroon. Barely any choices at all. Bed Bath and Beyond was now a mashup of a small Kirkland's and a tiny Home Goods store. I did find a toilet paper holder that I wanted. There was a big sign outside that said that they still accept Bed Bath and Beyond coupons. What they mean are those relics found under the car seat. Those with grease marks from stray French fries. The ones with the torn corners and blotches of things I'd rather not know about. What they don't mean is BB&B online coupons. The online BB&B is apparently not the same store. I left my find at the register, I just couldn't bring myself to buy something at Bed Bath & Beyond without a coupon. It was just ingrained in me. My skip was replaced by a little limp as I walked back to the car. I quietly buckle my seat belt, adjust my sunglasses and restart my Waze app. With a defeated, nearly inaudible voice, I ask, "where do you want to stop for lunch, babe?"

Great experience with Chef's Deal!! I recently ordered a frozen margarita machine that arrived…read morewith a minor issue, that occurred during shipping. Rodrigo and their team quickly resolved the issue, I had new replacement part within 2-days, just in time for my family beach trip! Great folks! I highly recommend George W.

Do not use this place. The customer service is terrible and they sell defective products out of…read morethe box. They do not respond and when they do they are rude. Horrible horrible service.

As Williams Sonoma's go, this one is right on par for quantity of selection. Plenty of options…read more Went in for a food scraper after exhausting more economical options with no luck. Went in, was immediately greeted and escorted to the display with not one but two different styles to chose from. A less expensive basic model, and a slightly more expensive fancy version. We went with the basic. What we were blown away with was the service. Retail service levels has been hit or miss for a long time. From helpful personnel, to ambivalence, to disdain for customers. Here it is a definite hit. Service was outstanding. Very helpful. Friendly. Seemed to really want to help without being overzealous or pushy.

This large WIlliams-Sonoma that relocated from a smaller mall store to its own separate space in…read moreHill Center Green Hills has never let me down. The selection of cookware and bakeware (from inexpensive to high end) is amazing. The treats and gadgets and everything else they have in stock is wonderful. And their holiday-themed china, wide selection of glasses, and difficult-to-find items are extensive!

Staff is very knowledgeable and kind. They went above and beyond to make sure we knew about all the…read moreproducts and the health benefits they provide. It is very expensive but it gives you a peace of mind knowing you aren't using harsh chemicals.

I adore The Good Fill. It is a great spot to reduce your personal waste and live more sustainable…read more Small changes, made through purchases here can make an impact. I started small with their hand soap, and progressively tried and added more items to my shopping trips. Dry shampoo, face/body lotion, laundry detergent, a stainless steel razor, the list goes on. Every time I go in, I like to sample a product. The store workers are so knowledgeable and friendly. It is always such a nice experience visiting this spot. At this location there is limited street parking and tiny lot with 4-5 spots around the corner in a back alley. It's worth the hassle.