I enjoy shopping at HomeGoods but I've had to leave several times when the line wraps around the…read morecorner and they only have two employees at the registers. Missing out on sales must suck and this location seems to have a hard time with staffing. Oh well and on to the next store.

If you think HomeGoods is just another department store, you haven't stepped into the Centennial…read moreHills location off Tropical Parkway. This isn't just a place to grab a last-minute rug or a discounted Dutch oven--this is a treasure chest of global finds, and if you know what you're looking for, it's easy to get hooked. Let's start with the reason I keep coming back like clockwork: the jam aisle. Yes, you read that right. They stock an almost criminally underrated collection of imported jellies and preserves from France, Belgium, Germany, and beyond. Think blueberries harvested from the foot of the Vosges Mountains, or fig jams that taste like something your French aunt (if you had one) would've canned in her countryside kitchen. These aren't the sugary, filler-heavy spreads from the local grocery store--these are the real deal, often with cleaner ingredients, more nuanced flavors, and a price tag that makes you do a double take. I've gifted these jams at Christmas, mailed them to relatives, and now have multiple family members addicted. This aisle alone is worth the visit. But the gourmet surprises don't stop there. Their snack and dry goods section is low-key brilliant. You'll find pastas from Italy, truffle chips, lentil crisps, organic pantry staples, and even vegan, gluten-free snacks that don't taste like cardboard. It's like a Whole Foods corner store married a Euro import shop--and then got priced like Trader Joe's. Beyond the culinary gems, this HomeGoods shines across every department. The homeware selection--rugs, cookware, dishes, bedding, towels--is consistently a notch above places like Ross or Big Lots. You pay a little more, sure, but you're getting a noticeable bump in quality. Pots with real heft. Towels that actually absorb. Bedding that feels like it belongs in a boutique hotel. You're not just bargain-hunting here--you're curating your space with taste. Their travel section is another sleeper hit. Luggage, neck pillows, travel bottles, and organizers--all neatly arranged and priced right. It's not just an aisle--it's a full, dedicated section, which is more than you can say for most stores like this. And then there's the linen/sleep section, which is borderline therapeutic. It's like walking into a pillow-soft dream of thread counts and neutral tones, stocked with top-tier brands and always full of options. Staff? Friendly, present, and surprisingly efficient. The checkout lines can snake pretty long, especially on weekends or around holidays, but this crew moves with precision. It's the kind of frontline efficiency that comes from experience, not just training. These folks hustle, and you'll be out the door quicker than you expect. Final Verdict: Whether you're on the hunt for high-quality home goods, exotic kitchen staples, or just in the mood to wander through curated chaos, HomeGoods Tropical Pkwy delivers every time. It's a hidden gem of high-value finds, and one of the best shopping experiences in Centennial Hills. And yes--I'm here for the jam. Always the jam.

Tiffany and the crew at Rooting for you completed the most amazing project for me. I wanted to…read morereplace a number of indoor succulents and cactus and house plants and after meeting with Tiffany, she brought and installed the absolute perfect mix. So we're going on the next phase to expand my plant collection! She completely focused on my interest in low maintenance plants, and listened so carefully to exactly what I what I wanted. The quality of the plants and the work is just amazing. Have not found anyone better! 10 out of 10 for sure! Tanna.

We had the BEST Date Night here! I found this through a Facebook ad for a Succ & Sip Event. There…read morewere about 20 people here tonight. There was a group of about 8 people here celebrating a birthday and a couple next to us also on a date night. Jason, Lucas & Tiffany were great at demonstrating, explaining and answering the bazillion questions we had - ha! Succulents just don't survive in our home so it was nice to experience this! We learned so much! The price was reasonable for a date night and drinks and snacks are also available to purchase. All supplies are provided for each participant to paint one small terra cotta pot, 2-3 mini succulents and soil This family owned business is beautifully decorated with mid century modern vibes and will give you TONS of ideas on how to include plants in your home I highly recommend this business and look forward to returning again soon!

I called ahead checking to see if they had a certain item in stock, the employees said yes and I…read moretold her I was on my way. A few minutes later, she called and explained she spoke to her manager and though they had the item, there may be issues with delivery times, I explained that's fine, I was on my way I'd be there in 20 mins (noon.) I walked through the door with the multiple loud dangling bells at noon, didn't see anyone right away , not even another customer so I went directly to the items I was looking for and took my time measuring several of them. After a few minutes, I hear someone in the back corner and see an employee. I was never greeted, no one ever came over to offer assistance. I left at that point and never received another call. I still don't understand where the wonderful customer service I received during the phone calls went. You can let them know I was the African American woman who walked through the door at noon wearing a black history month sweatshirt with my braids in a neat bun.

The people who were helping us seemed to be a little rude. This was the reason we decided not to…read morepurchase at this location. The prices are quite high for outdoor furniture, but that seems to be the norm. The store was laid out nicely and had a decent selection.

Urban Ranch General Store offers unique seasonal gifts and amazing home decor items you will not…read morefind anywhere else. The owner has decades of experience in architecture and design. She created a new plan for my master bathroom and supervised the remodel. Importantly, Durette travels extensively and visits trade shows which provide her with unique inspirations and future trends. She is always striving to exceed her clients' expectations.

I kind of forget about this place, simply because it is tucked back in the shopping center on the…read moreSW corner of Rainbow and Sahara, but it is always a worthy stop. I would say that if the "urban" spirit of the west is your style, this is your place for design ideas, some clothing, jewelry, home decor, gift ideas. As a previous reviewer said, LOTS of door, drawer and cub board pulls, knobs and handles. Some furniture pieces, lighting, candles and knick knacks. I went in looking for a unique hostess gift of sorts and had options from hand poured beautifully scented soaps to handmade felt fabric ornaments to lovely candles. I'm glad I popped in today and commit to be sure to pop in more often.

First time and last time in this store. A older gentleman put a toy back on shelf, maybe 15 items…read morefell and workers walked by him. Didn't even try to help. Then, I went to use the restroom, while my husband was in line to check out, and workers said, go across the street nobody can use them here. Lost my Business.

This location of Five Below usually has what we are looking for. I only wish the Five Below's in…read moreVegas would carry more Sanrio merchandise (like in other states) however they are getting better. Employees are nice. Interior is clean and somewhat organized however it can get disorganized depending on the time of day and season. Parking is plentiful. Hope you decide to check them out :)

Took a picture that needed the broken glass in the frame to be replaced. I requested that it be…read morereplaced with plexiglass. It was fixed perfectly in 30 minutes while I walked around the store. Great job at a fair price!

The service is kind of shit. Three employees had me running all over the store looking for…read moresomething they didn't even have even though repeatedly telling me they do have it just really a waste of my time they could've just told me they don't have it. I could've left them when about my day instead of wasting my time having me run all over a store. And honestly, I'm headed to Michael's right now cause even though I have to spend more money I guarantee they'll have what I need.

Lots of nice things to look at. Checkout was beyond my expectation because Lai was very friendly,…read morehelpful and accompanied by a smile.

This is a great place to find things you normally wouldn't find in a regular grocery store and from…read moreall over the world .

I understand that things are not always perfect, but my experience with La-Z-Boy has been extremely…read moredisappointing. On January 11, 2026, I purchased a basic, simple but comfortable recliner from Centennial & Ann Road location for $1,208.72 for my 92-year-old mother, who is unable to sleep in a regular bed. At the time of purchase, we selected a different color, and I was advised that this would be considered a custom order and non-returnable, which I fully understood and accepted. After waiting nearly two months for delivery, the chair arrived, but after just one night of use, it was already falling apart. I took a picture and went to the store. I was told the issue was due to improper assembly by the delivery driver, which was very concerning, as a product of this nature should not depend on assembly in a delivery vehicle after such a long wait. Anyway, a technician visit was scheduled, but despite explaining that both my mother and my husband (who suffered a stroke) have critical medical appointments, I was told there was no flexibility in scheduling and was pushed out for a couple of more weeks for April 3rd with no guarantees for the afternoon visit. Again, that morning my husband has a PT appointment and my mother needs to visit her cardiologist. Out of frustration, I even offered to return the chair without requesting a refund, simply to avoid further stress for my mother. Instead of assistance, my representative was treated unprofessionally at the store and told to leave. After nearly three months, my 92-year-old mother is still without a reliable place to rest comfortably. This experience was stressful, disappointing, and far below expectations. I hope this review helps others be aware before making a purchase.

La-Z-Boy's friendly store manager Deborah encouraged me to sit on a variety of chairs to see which…read morefelt right and it's the only way to go, instead of buying online. A comfortable recliner marked down from $1,100 to $500 because of a holiday sale was just right, a good score. Or maybe it was worth $500 all along and I'm the uninformed shopper who walks away thinking it was a steal. "La-Z-Boy didn't make anything off me....victory for the consumer!" Seemed worth it though, this isn't particle board furniture...it's solid wood, well-constructed, and has a lifetime mechanical warranty. Though the fabric on my purchase feels soft, it's also durable with good lumbar support and I also jumped on a five year protection plan for a mere $50, in case it's ruined by things like spilled wine or ganja burns. Probably just a matter of time before I create a hole in the chair. Might even need to let them accumulate a bit or the repair folks will have to return every few months to change out the upholstery and greet me at the door with, "Oh, it's YOU again." If you want to rock or recline on a quality chair with comfortable material, La-Z-Boy has some excellent choices. They've been around for decades now and their American-made products are high quality. Sadly you can no longer find bus fare between the cracks of the display models in the showroom, as society's gone cashless, but you can still find some nice deals on furniture at Centennial Hills La-Z-Boy! The store is easy to find, right next door to that 1/2 mile long procession of cars inching toward the drive through window at In-N-Out Burger.