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I LOVE coming to World Market, especially during their Easter and Nutcracker hunts! They hide four…read moregift cards twice a day with values of $20, $50, or even $100, which makes it feel like a real-life treasure hunt. It's definitely not guaranteed you'll find one, but when you do... it's SUCH an amazing, euphoric feeling. Totally worth it! Even without the hunt, it's a super fun place to explore, but these events make it even more exciting and give you a reason to keep coming back. Highly recommend joining in on the fun!

We have been going to World Market for over a decade... perhaps even two. We used to get big ticket…read moreitems such as solid wood tables and chairs. And up to now, we are still using them and have stayed current even with modern design. They still go well and look good in our house even after we have changed and updated our style and moved houses too! But then we stopped going as often. However, recently, we have been frequenting World Market. There is this truffle chips from Spain that is sooo good! We discovered it from A Market as we go there for brunch a lot. We have been to Spain but we bought and brought home the Ibira ham flavored chips. Had we known about this brand & its truffle flavor, we would have brought those home. We did look online and other stores but World Market has the cheapest price! I also love Cadbury chocolates, and they offer different flavors! However, be careful. For this one, the ones offered at Target or other stores are cheaper. So for this, get only the flavors that you cannot find anywhere else. There are still a lot more to discover at World Maket! Also, make sure you sign up for their rewards program, which is free, but you'll get discounts & $$ rewards you can use.

Because all the stores in my area have closed, I decided to take a drive to take my mom out for…read moreMother's Day. My gosh, this store did not disappoint and is huge, like the other locations I used to visit. The store is full of a variety of home goods for your bedroom, kitchen, living room, and backyard. Prices are really good and not too expensive, which is a plus when everything is increasing. The quality of the goods is also great, and they even have well-known brands like Oxo, which is one of my favorites. The cashier was also extremely nice and friendly. We had a conversation with her, and she was great with my mom. When I am in the area, I will def make another stop or just take the drive to get the newest addition to my house.

This location was fully stocked and had a lot of nice home items. I needed a picture and found…read moremany items that match my color scheme. Huge variety of home products everything you can name. Beyond the great prices, the service was superb. Easy parking and the store had a enough employees working the register and was available to assist you if needed.

Great and friendly service. I had a lot of material to return from multiple purchases. Shawna was…read morecompetent, diligent and patient as she worked through the process of finding each piece in the system and crediting back to my credit card.

It's a little overwhelming...so many choices for tile and flooring. Staff stops by to ask if you…read moreneed any assistance with being pushy. Nice showroom.

With the demise of Big Lots and Rite Aid, my two favorite stores for cheap holiday decor, HomeGoods…read moreand Dollar Tree have replaced them, sometimes for the better, and sometimes for the worse. The holiday selection at HomeGoods is far superior to almost anything around. It's a mix of Big Lots, Rite Aid, Michaels, and Macy's. The variety is impressive. My only issue is with such a small store, the holiday's usually take over a good 1/3 or even 1/2 the store making regular everyday things a little harder to find. What I do love is the name brands they carry. Last Christmas, the had some Lenox dishes. And while they are less expensive, a full set can still run a hundred or so dollars, but it's better than the 3-4 hundred at Macy's. The store still feels a big junky and disjointed. Not as bad as Goodwill, but sections can feel close. You also have to look carefully at what you're buying. We were looking for a laundry basket, and it took a while to find one that wasn't damaged. And not everything is cheaper. We found a better and less expensive garbage can at Costco, so do you price comparisons. The people that work there are nice enough. I haven't had to ask anyone of the floor for help, the checkers do take the time to wrap what you're buying if you ask them. And on a plus side, they actually have restrooms! This is good since the mall no longer exists.

So happy I found a Home Goods by my son's house that carries all my home essentials!…read more I recently joined a wine club at a local bar where one of the membership perks is a free bottle of wine every month. Since we have two members within our household, that's two bottles a month! I decided to host my own wine tasting at home with those wine and Home Goods in city of Orange definitely made my life much easier by carrying all kinds of beautiful drink ware and home decor for me to entertain my guests. The prices at Home Goods are always great to begin with, and since tax is lower in Orange County than in LA County, I save even MORE money when I shop here. The cashiers here were very efficient and the lady helping me took her time wrapping all my ceramic plates and wine glasses. They also have REALLY cute reusable bags there, which is a HUGE plus for me because I collect all their bags! I can't wait to come back here the next time I am in the area.

Amazing experience! World class designers! Best staging and furnitures in the industry. Great…read morecustomer service! Highly recommend

Oh it would be nice if they posted on their website that they are now CLOSED to the public. I drove…read more90 minutes with my designer to pick out a few things we saw on their website. Tried calling first but it we to voice-mail with a full mailbox. Purchased from them a few times before but obviously will never again.

Incredible selection and service. Ken and Todd are great guys and really made us feel welcomed as…read morecustomers. They helped load and got down pallets so we could pick from everything available. We will definitely be coming back for any pottery needs in the future. These statement, pots really completed the look we wanted for our new home. We couldn't be happier and look forward to sharing our experience with friends and family.

Loved this hidden gem! Tucked in the industrial area off dyer in Santa Ana, come in through the…read moreside gate, and discover the land of pots! We got one of the custom tall blue pots with the decorative succulents. We are obsessed with this spot! Also the staff of very friendly and willing to help with anything. Prices are just right, it was $80 for our succulent pot!

Cool vintage stuff coming in daily The manager is sweet and…read morefriendly! Great place!!!

Came to Remix market looking for crafty items and found a lot of good stuff here. We found CDs,…read moreDVDs, and sewing patterns. They have lots of curated items all over the store. Something's are well organized and if you have the patience to look you will find some treasures. I found some items to be overpriced while some were good deals. The sewing patterns were .99 but saw some vinyl records were $5. I would recommend for those looking to buy previously owned items and treasures here. The staff were all friendly, helpful, and funny. It was my first time here and I will be back.