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 ?

I love this spot! Everything is so thoughtfully curated. I've stopped by here a couple times for a…read morequick gift for both men and women. They have cards, candles, snacks, trinkets, jewelry, houseware, etc. and most of it seems to be from local small businesses! My favorite thing I've bought is a mug that says "Someone in Gardena Loved Me". You can't get more local than that. I really recommend you stop by just to check it out if you get the chance.

My daughters and I wanted to get permanent bracelets together. We arrived at this adorable little…read moreshop, and the owner is absolutely lovely. She had everything set up, and was very clear in explaining the options and pricing. She was friendly and fun to chat with. Then we spent some time looking around at the unique gifts and jewelry she offers. Our bracelets are beautiful, and we highly recommend this sweet little boutique - such a gem!

Loonie's Bin is the kind of place where you walk in saying, "Just a quick look," and 45 minutes…read morelater you're pointing at things you haven't seen in decades. Richard and Carol know more about Gardena than most history books. Half the fun is hunting through the endless collection of vintage treasures, and the other half is chatting with them. Every shelf has something nostalgic, unexpected, or wonderfully random. I spotted old Duncan yo-yos, Mickey Mouse collectibles, vintage signs, John Wayne toilet paper, and about a hundred other things I've already forgotten. They even put water out for our dog, which instantly made us feel welcome. If you're grabbing coffee nearby, stop in afterward. Just don't expect to leave quickly. Come for the vintage finds, stay for the stories, and leave wondering whether you should've bought that one thing you'll be thinking about all week.

I dropped in while visiting the area and just wanted to look around. Going in, I had no…read moreexpectations, and wow, those expectations were completely exceeded. They truly have a little bit of everything, all at very reasonable prices. It's cash only, but there's an ATM nearby. If you enjoy curated collectibles, antiques, trinkets, and unique finds, I highly recommend Loonies Bin. Beyond their amazing selection, Carol and her husband are genuinely kind people. They do an incredible job of making everyone feel like family. I could easily spend hours talking with Carol about her adventures and the wealth of knowledge she has about the store and its treasures. This is truly a special business run by two caring people who make the shop feel warm, welcoming, and alive. I'm already looking forward to coming back!

Friendly and easygoing staff it was a smooth transition. Will come again and purchase another rug!read more

From the owner: Great quality items at low prices. Also can you make a truly custom sofa at a great price. We will…read morework with anyone's budget to style their home. Sofa Sets starting at $400, Coffee Tables at $100, Rugs at $15.

I have bought a lot of stuff in this place. Good quality and excellent customer service.read more

Come here for all your furniture! Good quality and very…read moreaffordable prices!!! Ask for Victor Nguyen. Such a huge selection to choose from.

Review #982 2026-048…read more HomeGoods is located on the north end of Torrance Promenade; the store replaced part of defunct Kmart. Owned by TJX, it's a sister company to T.J. Maxx & Marshalls, selling home accessories, furniture, linens, cooking products, etc. HomeGoods used to offer online shopping but removed it a couple of years ago (10/2023) to refocus on the "treasure hunt" in-store experience due to low e-commerce sales & ever changing inventory for that surprise find. Their inventory of "home goods" is usually larger, better, & competitively priced in comparison to its sister companies. HG also stocks snacks, treats, coffees & teas, etc., but their prices are slightly higher than T.J. Maxx & Marshalls. Over the years, I alternated between this location at Torrance Promenade & the one in Torrance Crossroads on Crenshaw Blvd. (refer to Review #821) for deals on bedding, blankets, cookware & kitchenware, etc. I prefer shopping here for cookware & kitchenware because it's better organized than the hodgepodge at Torrance Crossroads. Parking is equally challenging since they're next door to Marshalls, particularly on weekends. My recent visit was looking for a nonstick fry pan replacement. Marshalls stocked only ceramic frying pans... this popularity surge was due to their marketing as a non-toxic, eco-friendly, & safer alternative to Teflon, ceramics' nonstick properties durability is short by 1/2 or more of the estimated lifespan. I was so happy to find an All-Clad pan... both versions: ceramic & nonstick were available, & I stuck with the nonstick (pun intended... LOL). Since we recently adopted a 2nd cat, I checked out their cat supplies but didn't find anything that could withstand Butter's high energy, macho tendencies. He's quite friendly & isn't destructive towards our furniture, yet he's more rough on his toys. His l'il sis, Snow, rivals Butter's play enthusiasm since he joined the family, & ripped a modular track with ball within a couple of weeks. Though the cardboard scratchers are nice, I think sisal poles or boards may work better for both their personalities, especially since they influence each other's behaviors. I normally don't see any staff on the floor, but if you need help, you can always ask a cashier to page someone for assistance. If you're looking for an alternative to expensive retail home décor & furnishings, HomeGoods is the place to be for competitively priced "home goods" for your home.

Love this store! Prices have went up though, don't like that. Some items have broken easily, that…read moreneeds to change. Other than that, I do enjoy the variety they offer here. Christmas is my favorite.

I have been a customer of Atsushi and K for over 7 years. Their selection of stones are unique and…read morehand picked from the source! I visit them a handful of times throughout the year. I trust them for all my feng shui needs and chakra alignments! He is knowledgeable and trusted all over the world to bless temples as well as both of them are widely used for readings. The boutique is located off of Artesia behind the Rascals. If the open sign is lit but the door is locked, ring the doorbell. Financing is available for the pricier items.

If I could give them 0 stars I would. The website and yelp page both clearly state that the store…read moreis open until 7 PM. on Thursday's. I really liked what I saw on the yelp page so I made a long drive after work to get to the store at 6:10. I pullled up and the open sign was turned off, I figured I came this far I might as well check it out through the window. That's when I noticed two ladies chatting inside, so I tried the door and to my surprise it was open! I began walking around looking at some of thee beautiful gems, art , and jewelry. After about 30 seconds both women began telling me they are closed and that I need to go. It was very disappointing to travel so far, make it in time and still be asked tto leave with no explanation besides "were closed". They didn't even offer to let me look around for a few minutes and potentially spend quite a bit of money! Very disappointing, I hate to even bbring it up but it felt like because I was white, or male they did not want me in their store. (I came straight from work so I was wearing chinos a button down and a tie, not Verrazano threatening!) Anyways they have wasted plenty of my time, don't let them waste yours as well, I would highly recommend seeking out another store.

Wow, I didn't know that a WM could be this spacious! If I didn't live so far away I'd be coming…read morehere more often. They actually have a wine bar here, which boggles my mind because I didn't know WMs even had wine bars. Might be a fun, unique way to meet new people. There's plenty of parking but this is next to Costco so that side might be a bit more congested. And thank you to John for having a great demeanor and patient attitude.

Whoa this location is huge and wait for it...they have a freakin wine bar!! Like what?! This should…read morebe standard for all their locations in my humble opinion. Just kidding...kinda. No but the staff was great, fun and very helpful especially getting a pillow down for us from the highest of the high. We had a good laugh as the pillow was putting up a fight not to be taken from it's snuggly home. Didn't get a chance to partake at the wine bar as it wasn't open but you can best bet I'll be back.