Found some cute things today , but the best part of our visit was Kristin checking us out ! She has…read moreoutstanding customer service, super friendly and a real asset to home goods.

HomeGoods is a glorious, chaotic emporium of "I didn't know I needed this until I saw it for $7.99"…read morestuff you didnt realize that you had to have . Stepping through those doors is like entering a whimsical vortex where your sensible shopping list melts faster than ice cream on a summer afternoon. Let's be honest, the sheer volume of stuff in HomeGoods could rival a small nation's GDP. You'll find artisanal-looking ceramic mugs nestled precariously next to a sequined throw pillow that screams "divorcee with a flair for the dramatic." Need a slightly-too-large plain but dirt cheap apron for reasons you can't quite articulate? They've got approximately 7,000. And don't even get me started on the scented candles. You could navigate the store blindfolded by simply following the overpowering aroma of "Coastal Breeze Sunset" and "Spiced Pumpkin Dream." The beauty, and the mild terror, of HomeGoods lies in its price points. You can snag a surprisingly chic little side table for the cost of two fancy coffees at Starbucks , or a set of surprisingly absorbent kitchen towels for less than your last questionable takeout order. It's this affordability that fuels the frenzy, the "just one more thing" mentality that leads to your cart overflowing with items you'll likely store in the attic and rediscover in 2038. Navigating the aisles, however, is akin to participating in a low-stakes obstacle course designed by someone with a serious hoarding problem. You'll be dodging rogue pillows , sidestepping stacks of discounted pictures featuring questionable art work ( was the artist high or just from Seattle?) all the while playing a delicate dance around fellow shoppers who are locked in a silent battle for the last flamingo-shaped garden gnome. Personal space? What's that? This is HomeGoods, where the only personal space that matters is the precious few inches around that deeply discounted Turkish cotton blanket you just wrestled from a determined grandma. And then, the grand finale: the checkout line. As mentioned in many of the reviews it is now legendary. It's a serpentine beast, a slow-moving testament to the collective weakness of humanity when faced with affordable home décor. You'll have ample time to contemplate your purchases as well as silently judge the person in front of you who has apparently bought every single decorative doorknob sign in the tri-county area. You might even strike up a conversation with your fellow line-dwellers, bonding over your shared addiction to discounted throw pillows and the existential dread of realizing you now own three different types of cheese boards. HomeGoods is a glorious mess. It's a place where your budget can simultaneously rejoice and weep. You'll leave with treasures you never knew you needed, at prices that feel almost criminal, but you'll also leave slightly claustrophobic and with the faint scent of potpourri clinging to your clothes. So, go forth, brave shopper! Embrace the chaos, snag the deals, and and bring your patience forc the checkout line. We're all in this together...unless we are fighting over the last $10 Garden Gnome, then is pure Dawinism survival of the fittest

Britta and her team were amazing at helping us select our new pillow! Super kind and patient with…read moreus as we have to try everything in store . Ready to put this new pillow to the test!

Came here At 11:00, when they were suppose to open. There was a girl sitting on the bench out front…read morewho looks like she just rolled out of bed. She said she worked there but the keys were being brought to her. We both waited and when my husband came up I said "she said she worked here but she's waiting for keys". After that, she got up and moved further away from me. I walked up to her and asked if it would be long and she said "it will be here soon". I had something large to return and I couldn't carry it long distances because of my back and neck, but I didn't want to waste my time standing around so I asked if she would watch the item so I could take my kids around but she said "I can't take responsibility for it" really? You're on the clock and being paid as you sit here. Finally someone came closer to 11:20, someone came to unlock the door. She did the return but prior she had asked if I had the box. The original lady stated that I would only need the pillows and bolsters. She seemed annoyed but then abruptly said "ok you're all done" I didn't feel comfortable so I said "do I get a receipt or email?" Nothing had come through at that point so I said I wanted to take a picture of the iPad she was working on and she gave me such attitude and sass with a deep sigh. I wish I had a better experience or that Emma seemed more apologetic rather than I was a nuisance. I will never come back to this location!

Enjoyed the world market Golden Easter Egg hunt here with my girlfriend. We've also gone here for…read morethe Golden Elf during Christmas time and it's always a nice experience. The staff is friendly, the store is well organized, and I love a nice scavenger hunt.

I like coming to the World Market in Woodinville. The store is always clean and well organized, and…read moreit's fun to wander around because they have a good mix of seasonal products, home decor, wine, and beers from around the world. The staff is friendly and approachable, which makes shopping here easy. Prices on the food items are also pretty reasonable, which is nice given the variety they offer. My only gripe is that the international food section isn't quite what it used to be. It used to feel like you could always discover something new and hard to find, but the selection seems to get smaller every time I visit. It's a little disappointing since that was one of the highlights for me. Overall though, it's still a solid store to browse for unique gifts, drinks, and decor. *** German translation Ich geh echt gern zum World Market in Woodinville. Der Laden ist immer sauber und ordentlich, und es macht einfach Spass, durch die Gänge zu schlendern. Es gibt eine richtig gute Mischung aus saisonalen Sachen, Deko fürs Zuhause, Wein und Bieren aus aller Welt. Das Personal ist superfreundlich und unkompliziert, man fühlt sich gleich wohl. Die Preise für die Lebensmittel sind auch total okay, vor allem wenn man bedenkt, was für eine Auswahl sie haben. Ein kleiner Minuspunkt, die internationale Lebensmittel-Ecke ist nicht mehr das, was sie mal war. Früher hat man da ständig neue und ausgefallene Sachen entdeckt, aber mittlerweile wirkt die Auswahl bei jedem Besuch ein bisschen kleiner. Schade, weil das für mich immer ein Highlight war. Alles in allem aber trotzdem ein cooler Laden, um nach besonderen Geschenken, Getränken oder Deko rumzustöbern.

I spent $12,317.49 on a custom leather sectional from Crate & Barrel (Order #60261509118, placed…read moreJune 7, 2025). More than a year later, I still do not have the sectional I ordered. Here's what happened: * The first sectional was manufactured incorrectly. * The replacement was also manufactured incorrectly. * On the third attempt, I was notified before delivery that the sectional was gashed and missing components, so it could not be delivered. Three failed manufacturing attempts. More than a year. Still no completed order. I am out $12,000. I understand that mistakes happen. What I cannot understand is how a company selling premium furniture can get the same custom order wrong twice and then have the third replacement arrive damaged and incomplete before it even reaches the customer. When someone spends over $12,000 on custom furniture, they expect quality, accountability, and customer service that matches the price. Unfortunately, my experience has been the exact opposite.

Oh boy, how i love this place. Very dangerous place if you love cooking gadgets, glasses and…read moredishware. The staff was very helpful and wrapped our purchases well so that they made it back to Hawaii safely. I would have bought more, but ....luggage/carry on restrictions prevented me from doing so. Its a great place to wander around and dream. Nice furniture and decor as well.

After coming to the auto licensing inside the Ace Hardware in downtown Edmonds for a little under a…read moredecade, I finally decided to look around and see if there was something for me to get this morning (Thursday 24 October 2024) after picking up my car tabs. The Ace Hardware houses the auto licensing as well as more standard offerings, a bakery section, some basic groceries, and a deli area. Some of the sections, such as a key making area, caught my attention as things to remember. Aisles were clearly labeled and the offerings matched their category. Some of the items were more seasonal specific, such as items to help with cooking a turkey for Thanksgiving, while others were more routine items. The bakery section included Pacific Northwest-based brands and freshly baked items. While tantalizing, the item(s) catching my eye for purchase today were the bumper stickers. I went with four in animal theme with fun sayings. The total with tax came to $14.00. My cash payment method was accepted and I opted to round up the change to go to an area Senior Thrift Store. Worker(s) I interacted with were friendly.

Edmonds Ace seems to have one of everything. Cute gifts for friends and colleagues. If you are in a…read morepickle and need an item they don't have, the hardware people will take time to help sleuth a quick fix solution with items on hand...and they enjoy the challenge. Front end is always efficient and professional. Younger staff have been eager to help load heavy items of dirt/bark/rock bags to car. Ace is the closest to a corner store or bodega in the bowl. Frozen pizza, chips, beer/wine/liquor, ice cream - they got you. Surprising selection on instant noods. Limited fresh selection. Great spice selection.

According to its website, this is their largest N.America location. Its located in Woodinville Town…read moreCenter where Party City use to be. The brand is famous for its blind boxes, and its licensed collaborations with major franchises like Disney, Sanrio (Hello Kitty), Pokémon, Marvel, etc. etc. You can see lots of their blind boxes on social media. This location had a lot of japanese snacks and lots of japanese beauty stuff like Canmake and other brands that I can't remember. I was hoping they had some of these Calbee Jajabee snacks. They are potato chips shaped like french fries in butter flavor. I think they are a Japanese exclusive. One of my friends from Yelp Hawaii sent it to me and I ate a whole box in like 25 min (impressive feat-you must say) They look like this. If you see them-ship a few my way https://japanwithlovestore.com/products/calbee-jagabee-happy-butter-potato-sticks-snack-75g?currency=USD&variant=45544373354754&utm_source=google&utm_medium=cpc&utm_campaign=Google%20Shopping&stkn=c943c6c1ac5e&gad_source=1&gad_campaignid=17678560987&gbraid=0AAAAABdNuXEYoK3rd7jsLnU17L8NlNYvI&gclid=CjwKCAjwhe3OBhABEiwA6392zEu47pGvnQ0B9U0kcpD3Lmf2_KqZK5o4lizy4OVfVhhrR0sYqN1NUxoC0SMQAvD_BwE

This store is so cute and a wonderful addition to the downtown Woodinville area…read more I thought it was mostly just plushies when I first drove by, but definitely not. There are plushies but there is also little office gadgets and homewares and makeup! I was pleasantly surprised. It is Japanese so you'll find an assortment of Japanese snacks and popular Japanese characters like Hello Kitty and Rilakkuma, as well as Canmake cosmetics, but there are also Korean items from snacks to makeup as well, like Tonymoly and Peripera. I wanted so many blind boxes, but honestly they've gotten so expensive, so I decided to wait until my next trip. As it was, I spent $61. It all adds up! I really look forward to going back for another cute find.

This is a $225 review. I called a parts store for a…read morestarter. They said they had one. Took mine out, drove there, they didn't have it! Mine was missing one specialty length 5mm bolt that came out. They recommended this Fastenal. Drove here, and they were closed to public due to Coved-19 and only doing online business with account customers. As I was reading the sign on the door, an employee asked what was up. I showed him and he went inside while I waited. He saved the day, and the need for a $225 starter. He could have easily said sorry, we are closed, but chose to help. Thanks ! I will never forget you guys. I will be back and recommending you to others also.

Can't say enough good things about these guys. Not the most obvious location in the world, but they…read morehave a humongous inventory of anything you could possibly be looking for in this area, and that makes up for it. Great kids behind the counter, they know their stuff and they're polite and friendly. There's a decent selection of power tools on the walls, but as the name implies, it's all about fasteners at this place. Metric, imperial, every conceivable drive format, material, and other possibility appears to be covered. I don't have enough projects going on that I need these guys all the time, but if I did, this place would be indispensable.

Worked with Samantha and Scooter to sell a ring. Given really great service. Not only were both of…read morethem polite and didn't ask any personal questions like another business I visited today, they offered more than 10% of the appraisal on the ring. I thought this was fair considering they don't have the equipment to verify colored stones, so the offer was just on the gold and diamonds. The store is on the small side for a pawn store, but they still have a lot of TV's to choose from and merchandise ebbs and flows in a pawn store.

Super rude customer service. Tall women with glasses and black hair was super rude and had…read moreattitude. Do not recommend this place at all!