Great location / wonderful variety of home goods. Always excellent service at a good value.read more

I was in the area one day waiting for my husband, so I decided to visit for the first time and I…read morewas really impressed. This is a cute place with lots of interesting goods: seeds and planters for the garden, dishware and picnic sets, homemade blankets and kitchen towels, mints, chapstick, storage ideas, and cute knickknacks. I purchased these reusable beeswax wraps that I've seen online but never in stores, plus a handful of other small things. The kind of things they sell here are things I like to buy, so I was happy. I feel like a lot of the merchandise would make good gifts for Easter or Mother's day too. My favorite part of the store was the antique cash register. It adds a fun touch and you can tell lots of thought went into every part of the store.

I really like this place. I've bought pumpkins from here the past couple years. They have lots of…read morestandard, high quality pumpkins, but also a nice selection of specialty pumpkins, including cinderella pumpkins, ghost pumpkins, and gourds. They also let you go into their pumpkin patch and cut pumpkins off the vine yourself. If you have kids, they also offer a petting zoo with baby pigs, baby chickens, goats, etc., and they have hayrides, face painting, and other family friendly stands. The staff is the family that owns the farm. Everyone is really friendly and helpful, and the prices are good, especially considering how much you'd pay for these kinds of pumpkins in a major city. Overall, great place and well worth the drive.

My husband and I don't have kids but love to do October and fall type of things like pumpkin…read morepatch's etc. We're from Kansas City so maybe we're just spoiled and used to the huge Louisburg Cider Mill type of event with craft tables and apple cider donuts and funnel cake and food trucks and live music etc. It kind of felt like we were just trespassing on a farms property. We were extremely disappointed at how little there was to do for people without kids and like no fun food or drinks. We paid $7 each just to enter and park essentially and we were in and out in like 10 min. And it's cash or check only at the door thankfully we had a checkbook in the car. We now live down the street and so glad we didn't drive hours to get here. It would be great for like 1-5 year olds who don't need a lot to entertain them. The animals are cute but with no where to wash your hands, that I saw, I didn't want to feed them. Also, I own a business so I'm all about supporting small businesses but $20+ for one pumpkin!!!! Yikes. Add that with $7 a head for admission and a family of 5 would easily spend $100. It wasn't bad it just wasn't for us but I hope other people with different expectations will enjoy and support them..

This has become my favorite antique store to shop in. Some dealers are high but most are reasonable…read moreand I have found many really good buys here. I have NEVER left without buying several things, sometimes many things. Fun to look through.

The selection here is decent for antiques, but most vintage pieces in this place. The booths were…read morelaid out well and the prices were decent. The staff were very friendly and knowledgeable along with being helpful. We will stop by again when in town.

Such a cool shop. So many amazing local finds and also so many great brands they have curated. I…read morejust stopped in because the window display looked so great and was not disappointed. Such a great little place.

First, let me start by saying, when I lived in Columbia just about my whole paycheck went to…read moregorgeous jewelry from Poppy. I still have all of it and wear it all of the time (and get a ton of compliments). I was just back in Columbia and bought some new earings, two necklaces (one for myself and one for a birthday gift for a friend) and a print by a local artist for my boyfriend. It is a great place to get gifts for just about anyone. They have a wide selection of art, jewelry, furniture, ceramics. They also have a baby and childrens section (if only I knew more babies...). The service is immpecable and their gift wrap is adorable. Now that I live out of town, I do my fair share of online shopping/online drooling. They have a great website for it!

Very friendly and welcoming. Lots of lovely items to check out. Prices are good. Will be backread more

Peacock Lane is my favorite boutique at the lake. It has a cozy feel and over the top friendly…read moreservice. I LOVE the Kendra Scott jewelry!! The clothing is unique and affordable. Beautiful home decor. It's a must-shop at the lake!

Brand new store for Columbia so I'll be a little light on the review. They are busy which is a good…read morething but these types of stores are generally always busy. Shelves are a little bare boned and staff members are a little uninterested in helping. There are better deals on smaller items than larger items. Overall, I'm not over impressed with this location but they are very new so time will tell.

Whereas the employees are great, the store could use some work in the type of merchandise they are…read moregetting. I watch the decor influencers in bigger cities and they show such great items coming from Homegoods. I asked about why I never saw the same type of things at the Columbia MO Homegoods. I was told corporate shops for the area the store is in. Since Columbia is only mid-sized does this mean we don't also like the good stuff that the bigger cities see? I think that is a very generalized if not biased opinion. We have good taste also even though we are on a smaller area. We are a collage and medical town. Even if we weren't, all people deserve to have the great items available to them without having to go out of town to get them. And lastly, the temperature at which you keep your stores is off-putting. The idea is to keep your stores at a pleasing temperature, so people will want to shop longer, not to sweat them out. Please consider adjusting your temperatures. It has to be especially hard on your employees who can't leave to cool down. Food for thought.