This place is a nightmare. It's a very cute shop, but they should not be providing food preparation…read moreservices. Where do I begin? I went into the store and ordered a large cheeseboard for Thanksgiving, a month in advance, with specific instruction to not include nuts given I have a severe nut allergy. They said no problem, just a simple omission. I spoke to them again the morning of by calling to confirm the pick-up time. All seemed well. When I arrived to pick it up, it was very clear that they had lost my box. They were scrambling around and avoiding me, blaming the manager. Finally, they fished something out of the back with no name tag or label, which I assume was not something made specifically for me, but an alternative to band-aid the situation. Knowing this, I asked them to confirm it had no nuts, and it was clear the store associate hadn't even remembered. She opened the box and (surprise!) full of nuts. But wait, it gets worse... The store associate proceeded to throw $10 at me, told me to go buy a coffee, and she would re-make one for me. Very weird and unprofessional, but I thanked her nonetheless and sat down and waited. A few minutes later, another customer who had been waiting by the counter came up to me concerned, and told me that the store associate was not redoing my box and was simply taking the nuts off the top. She told me her son has a peanut allergy and she understands how severe they are, and was worried about cross-contamination. I could not believe it. I spoke to the store associate again who, flustered, understood and then proceeded to re-do the box AGAIN, albeit without cleaning down the area or wearing gloves. Reminder - there was just nuts everywhere. My final box was then slapped together in 5 minutes, sloppily tied together with twine, and not even put back into a box for easy transport. No apology from a manager, hardly any apology from the store associates Needless to say, I will not be risking the ER on Thanksgiving by eating this overpriced cheeseboard. I went to Fourchette because based on the curation of the store, I expected an elevated and tastefully-arranged board with gourmet food and French flair. Instead, I got a $250 board that was haphazardly thrown together in 5-10 minutes with no adherence to deadly food allergies and some of the poorest customer service I've ever experienced. Two customers in the store were kinder to me and more concerned about my food allergies than the store itself. Don't waste your money on their cheeseboards. There are other cheeseboard services in the area with better equipped kitchens, kinder staff, and attention to detail.

Great specialty store with beautiful home goods and cheeses. Love that they have a few locations…read morethroughout NJ.

For a time we went to Platypus when it was closed and my girlfriend would always say I know there…read moreis something in there we want! That something is Stephanie! Once we made it to Platypus when it was open the best thing we found was Stephanie and she knew exactly what we needed from our description and inspiration pics and we got the perfect table and SPECIAL benches! Thank you Stephanie!

I love this store and enjoy their posts on Instagram. We recently purchased framed art for our…read morehome. Since we live more than an hour away, I appreciated that we could try out the pieces before we purchased the prints. Some reviews mentioned that they are pricey but compared to other stores I found them to be fair and reasonable. The quality of their furniture is by far the best.

Worst company ever. DO NOT BUY. They delivered a $1000 rug to the wrong address and then would not…read morecancel or refund my order. They also have no delivered a new rug and got the run around from customer service. DO NOT BUY EVER.

I never gave West Elm a second thought - until I started seriously shopping for furniture and…read morediscovered a sea of sectional couch sameness regardless of price point. At the very least, West Elm appears to take their niche in modern and mid-century design very seriously. I don't know if I'd do my entire house in canary yellow kitsch but it's nice to see some accent pieces that break through the cobwebs of Ethan Allen's sleepy time miasma. Throughout the store prices seem reasonable and I suspect there's always some sort of "sale" going on. It's the rare retailer who'll give you 30% off in honor of Herbert Hoover's birthday. West Elm is a welcome departure from the ordinary. Five easy stars.

Very incompetent staff in the Red Bank store. On top of it, the RH products and marketing strategy…read morecompletely different from what it was and not for the better. The product they are selling now have no character, style, and quality is very poor. Avoid RH.

I highly recommend Erin Riccie , design associate, from the Red Bank, NJ location. She is very…read moreknowledgeable and more importantly, personable. She was great to work with and really took the time to get to understand what we were looking for. We definitely recommend working with her no matter the size of your project.

High prices, food section got smaller and went viral lol. Only viral TikTok foods... like an…read moreupscale tjmaxx with less clothes and more high priced house stuff.

The store is large and well organized. There's a little bit of everything here, kitchen items,…read moreinternational goods, jewelry , furniture. I would compare World Market to a more upscale Homegoods.

Fun place to browse, strong on smalls. Ever changing supply. Not claustrophobic, as these type…read moreplaces can be. Parking can be a dogs dinner (it is Red Bank).

Very nice staff. This place is bigger than it looks !…read moreIt really is delightful looking at all the nostalgic stuff . Decorative pins and political pins! Costume jewelry and Stangl dishware. I fell in love with a nesting doll and a pair of sunglasses!! Great prices!!!