“Had a problem with a mechanical blind high above the front door. Shade wasn’t working properly. After one phone call a crew of two were sent to my house, fixed the issue and helped with their 20ft ladder to plug in the charging cord for the blind. All within 30 mins time.”
“This boutique is a neighborhood gem, full of interesting and unique items that make great gifts for that certain someone who is always hard to shop for, because you never know what they might want. Or just something for yourself. About half the store is dedicated to children's items, as well. Prices range from ~$5 to $35 to $300 (but it was a one of a kind, handmade piece!) -- lots of goodies in the mix for all types. Either way, it's definitely worth checking out this cozy store and saying hi to the super sweet owner Karina and her dog Bo!”
“I always like shopping at World Market. There's so many interesting things to see!! Right now they have a number of things for Halloween, Thanksgiving, and yep, Christmas things are there too. So if you're looking for some very special ornaments and decorations, take a look at World Market soon before things sell out 😉”
“I’ve never had a better experience than I have with Cheryl! She’s an incredible designer, extremely knowledgeable and super friendly! I wish I had a sister like her, I really enjoyed my time and doing business with her! I will always utilize her services and recommend you do as well! You will not regret it; you’ll be delighted! She’ll brighten your interior and your heart!”
“Love this place. I love collecting mineral specimens, Crystals, minerals, fossils. This place had beautiful minerals at a surprising affordable price. I saw a quartz crystal specimen at Brighton for 85 dollars the the same size and clearer specimen here was just under 30. They also sale jewelry, craft soaps, and some clothing and bags from local artists. But the minerals and jewelry are the main highlight of the store. Great place to browse. Almost like a museum feel, comfortable. Per the owner they bring in new mineral specimens and fossils from around the world weekly. If you are a serious collector like me, you have to make the trip. Or if you want to see some Beautiful jewelry and clothing, they you should treat yourself and browse on in.”
“Always a treat to shop at Homeology! It’s a super cute boutique shop with a welcoming staff and treasures you won’t find anywhere else. They even remember me, which makes for a small town feel! Great place to buy gifts for friends and they even wrap with their cute tissue paper and gift bag!”
“Everything went great, from working with Matt to selecting our custom sofa sleeper, to planning the delivery, to welcoming and using our new sofa into our home. Thanks, La-Z-Boy Mission Viejo!”
“Yesterday we returned to Floor & Decor in Mission Viejo to finalize our bathroom floor tile and supplies. We needed some help cutting a large bundle of tile boxes and Rob appeared to help. He was so helpful … from weighing in on his opinion to patiently walking the store with us as we picked up supplies, pondered a tile cutter etc. What a pleasure to have his help ( even with a sore back himself) and just a person who brightens other’s days clearly because he simply enjoys it. Thanks Rob, it was so nice to meet you. Patti & Art”
“This is a best store for real materials lovers, as I'm ! You can find there everything from blankets to furniture! Smells and feels so green and natural! I'mgonna visit you guys again, thanks a lot!”
“Miniso remains a fantastic place to find adorable and affordable items, and they still have a great selection of Harry Potter-themed collections, including house-themed souvenirs for Gryffindor, Slytherin, Hufflepuff, and Ravenclaw. Whether you're looking for mugs, notebooks, keychains, or even plush toys, there's plenty to choose from for any Potterhead. Miniso’s plush toys are a solid choice in their price range. While they’re not at the same level as premium brands like Jellycat or Squishable, they often have cute facial expressions, well-stitched seams, and a decent amount of stuffing, making them a nice budget-friendly alternative. You can find a variety of animals, cartoon characters, and seasonal plushies that are great for gifts or cozy home decor. One of the best things about Miniso is the wide range of everyday household items they offer. You can find kitchen utensils like forks, spoons, and chopsticks, along with oven mitts, dish towels, and even cute placemats. Their home organization products are also worth checking out—storage boxes, travel organizers, and mini shelves that help keep your space tidy while adding a stylish touch. Miniso’s electronics stand out for their charming and often unique designs. From portable fans and power banks to Bluetooth speakers and earphones, their gadgets are both functional and fun. The quality is best described as affordable, so while they might not compete with high-end tech brands, they offer good value for the price, especially if you’re looking for something cute and practical. Their beauty section has a variety of skincare, makeup, and personal care products, including hand creams, facial masks, and nail polish. However, when it comes to lip and eye makeup products, I’d personally be cautious-since Miniso isn't primarily a beauty brand, their quality control might not be as rigorous as well-established cosmetic companies. Another thing that makes shopping at Miniso such a pleasant experience is the staff. Every time I’ve visited, the employees have been incredibly kind and welcoming. They’re always ready to help if you need assistance, and everyone I’ve interacted with has left a positive impression.”
“P B recently moved to a ground floor location with a much larger footprint. Beautiful store. Very friendly and knowledgeable sales people, especially Caroline Lewis.”
Two familiar names now share one storefront. Bed Bath & Beyond and The Container Store opened their first co-branded location in Fort Worth, Texas, on May 16, and the concept is spreading to nearly two dozen stores in what the company calls phase one.
Bob's Discount Furniture is growing while its competitors shrink. The Manchester, Connecticut-based retailer reported strong fourth-quarter results in its first earnings call since going public in February, with revenue climbing 8.2% to $648.8 million. Full-year net revenue jumped 16.8% to $2.4 billion, and net income rose to $121.7 million from $87.9 million the prior year. CEO Bill Barton told analysts the company plans to open about 20 new stores in 2026 and sees a path to more than 500 locations by 2035, roughly two and a half times its current 209-store footprint across 26 states.