Get a catalog and pick what you want or you may just get lost in stuff. Measure correctly before…read moreyou go. Parking is easy and their food court which I love is open again. They have some great vases there and I bought one. It was fairly priced, less than a lot of stores. I love their plain white dinner plates and bowls. They have all different sizes. The service is very nice, but they do need some people on the floor to help, especially with cabinets (and yes you will be putting them together, have fun with that). The store is super clean and the items are kept smartly in sections because they do have a lot. I loved check out. It was easy and someone helped me to my car, but you do have to ask, which is fine. I really like this Ikea a lot and have been a few times.

Love the selection. The layout of the store is always easy to move through although it can be a…read morejourney. Ike's if known for having affordable furnishing options - I came for some home decor and was happy with the items I purchased.

Tucked in a rather un-happening part of town, this furniture place actually has a lot to offer. The…read moreInglewood address might deter some shoppers from visiting this warehouse. But rest assure, this part of town isn't that bad. Legend of Asia is run by Andy and Tony. Two rather soft-spoken Chinese businessmen (both originally from Beijing but settled here). Between them they have more than 10 years of knowledge on buying/selling Chinese furnitures. The 12000 square feet warehouse contains some of the most crafted reproduction pieces I have seen. Once in a while though, Tony brings in a few vintage pieces. A vintage piece is estimated to be less than 100 years old. The Chinese government is very strict about exporting antiques. So if any furniture dealers tell you that they can import Chinese antiques out of China, do your research first. There's nothing wrong buying reproductions when the real furnitures or Chinese ceramics cost an arm and a leg. Just visit Sotheby's website and click under Chinese art and ceramic. Pick any Qing or Ming pieces and you will know what I mean. At the end of the day you want to decorate the room with a tint of Chinese art and not fear that the pieces will be knocked over by pesty neighbor's kids. Now there is a difference between the reproductions that Legend of Asia sells and the rest out there. LA's has a factory full of qualified craftsmen located nearer to Beijing. A majority of what claims to be good Chinese reproductions sold in places like Crate and Barrel, Barneys NY, HD Buttercup and even Target are from a factory in Ning Bo, Zhe Jiang province in China. I have invested some time examining the difference in craftmanship and quality. Gosh, I even bought a piece that was made in NingBo from HD Buttercup. The furniture is light and rather "hollow" The hinges are rough and as if assembled by a untrained craftsman. The other tip when shopping for quality Chinese reproduction furnitures is traditionally Chinese furnitures are assembled through a clever and intricate design of joints. No nails, glue, wood screws are used. This is a fact. Most of the designs you see out there are influenced by Ming dynasty furnitures. This period of furnitures are well-known for its simplicity in design, although the actual material used back then was top-notch wood like ZiDan and Huanghuali. Qing dynasty furnitures have more floral, dragon/phoenix motifs alike. If you ever visit, spend time looking through every piece they have in the showroom.

Excellent costumer service, all the team is really helpful and friendly. The products are beautiful…read morenever had a problem, love the antique style.

The good: I got some gorilla ties here for $4, cutting…read moreboards (3 pack of bamboo boards) for $9, and girl's socks for $6. The gorilla ties are cheaper than they are on Amazon. They had a lot of religious cross decorations and bedazzled things like sippers, wall art, and sculptures. Their kids section had fun toys and tons of slime options. The bad: Some of the aisles were narrow and just barely enough for the cart to fit. There were some cutting boards that were cracked. I feel like the clothes are out of style/cheaper quality. A lot of the shoes were stiff. The interesting: They had a lot of Mexican snacks in the check-out aisle area. Their kids clothes seem slightly smaller than average sizing.

Every time I go in this store the customer service is always good. I love when the cashiers are so…read morepleasant, friendly and welcoming. Prices are always good for the value of the product. They also do a pretty good job keeping the store clean. It's a definite go to for sheets, bathroom accessories and shower curtain liners, car accessories, holiday items, etc.

They have the most trendy recreations of Beverly Hills chic, they'll have your pad looking like a…read moremillion bucks. I wish the stores were still open, maybe after Trump leaves office and the economy improves they will be able to come back!

Every time I try to come to the outlet store . I get stop by the guard and they always tell me the…read morestore closed along time ago and I get turned away but online it says it's open and I always see recent reviews from shoppers . I live in the area and I haven't had a chance to come inside the store . Can anyone confirm it's open ?

High end, beautifully selected pieces. No chips, no scratches. Mery finds the finest…read morechina/antiques, etc. Been coming here for years. Always a warm welcome & amazing selection. Great place to shop for a gift.

One of the best kept secrets in the South Bay (or Los Angeles)! A gem of a store full of china,…read morecollectables, and artwork of the highest caliber. Truly first rate items at very reasonable prices. We've purchased several items through the years and the owner travels the world to handpick treasures for her trove. If you're looking for a special gift or just want to indulge yourself, this is the place!

This shop has a very cool vibe. It looks small from the outside, but it's a long store. It feels…read morelike it must have been a house at one time with all the separated, small rooms. It even has an outdoor area that could have been a backyard. When I first walked in, it felt like I was stepping back into the '70's. A lot of brown and orange hues. Once you pass the front counter on your left, you feel like you're stepping into someone's living room. There's a couch, coffee table, dial television set, and the record player is blasting '70's music from their collection of vinyl. The first room on the left sells clothes, plants, etc. The second small room next to it has a large picture of KISS plastered on the walls, between the selection of boots and jackets. If you keep walking towards the back, there's a room to your right where the record player is. After exiting that room, you walk into the main room and a large selection of vinyl for sale near the back. They sell used and new merchandise. Everything from used clothes to new jewelry, paintings, artwork, and everything in between. Like I said, there's a large outdoor patio where they sell patio furniture, pots, plants and other outdoor decoration. There is really a lot to take in, and everything is affordable. I saw something I liked that cost $9.50, but I asked myself where I was going to put it. The gal at the front counter was friendly. They take Apple Pay. Parking: Plenty of free street parking in the neighborhood.

Goods on Orange is this great vintage shop! And yes, this business should be categorized as GREAT…read more What they offer is all kinds of vintage items. You want clothing, they've got it. Jewelry, yup. You want trinkets, they've have it. You want truly unique art items, they have them, as well. You want an incredible selection of vintage LPs, they offer it. They have a little bit of everything, and it is all truly curated and unique. Located on Orange Avenue, in the Eastern section of Long Beach California, this business is a little bit off of the beaten path. It's actually a truly unique neighborhood. Though it's basically a residential area, there's a number of unique businesses right around Goods on Orange. So, you can easily grab a meal, or a coffee, or a little bit of something else once you come to the area this business is located within. Once inside, you are overwhelmed with a plethora of all kinds of everything. It's truly a visual experience to walk into this business. They have a lot of great everything. I can't say that enough, because you truly never know what you are going to find when you go in. The staff here are all super nice, so if you have any questions, they're happy to help you out with whatever they can. In terms of pricing, they're very fair. Sure, you can maybe find cheaper prices at a thrift store. But, at a thrift shop you're never guaranteed that you're will find the best of the best like is available at this business. And, that's what this shop offers, the best of the best. In terms of parking, street parking is your best bet. On weekends, you may have to walk a little bit, because, as stated, there is a number of other businesses directly surrounding Goods on Orange. But, it's a good way to get your steps in. Overall, if you're looking for that unique gift, that special something for yourself, or that something you never knew you needed, this is a great place to find it.

Wide selection and good prices I purchased curtains and…read morecurtain rods , also picked up a comfy blanket

I used to love this place because they had a great variety of home décor and bedding at reasonable…read moreprices. However, when I visited last night, it felt more like a general retail store than a home furnishings store. There were a lot of cleaning supplies, shampoos, disposable plates, and other household products, but the selection of bedding sets, curtains, and bathroom mats seemed very limited. Several shelves were empty, and I wasn't able to find any curtains that I liked. Overall, it feels like they've shifted their focus away from home décor, which was disappointing.

The good: This Ross has a big toddler and kids section. The…read moreboys section had a ton of Mickey Mouse clothing options. They also had tons of kids shoes. The shelves here are pretty stocked compared to some other Ross locations I've been to. They had a lot of options for pet drink dispensers. The bad: The aisles are a bit more cramped. The registers by the mall were closed so you had to pay at the back side by the exterior entrance. There was no bathroom inside. I saw some bags of candy opened and spread everywhere. Their backpack selection for kids looked really cheap. Some of their furniture pieces were more expensive than I expected ($130+ for some of the side tables I was looking at). The interesting: They're located inside a mall but there's a way to enter from outside of the mall.

DO NOT SHOP HERE! Security follows you around the store! Take your business elsewhere!read more