201 Tanger Outlets Boulevard Ste 300, Pooler GA 31322
“Home Goods is always a treat. So much fun stuff to see and buy! Came away with some luxurious beach towels…and they were on sale. I’m going to make them into some fun pillows!”
256 Pooler Parkway, Pooler GA 31322
“The store isn’t very big, and the prices are a bit on the higher side, but it’s so well organized, and there are so many things I want to buy. Even the scent is so pleasant that it makes me want to stay longer.”
1024 US-80 #110, Pooler GA 31322
“I've been in before to look around. I like to restore furniture myself. I found exactly what I was looking for on this trip. The purchase was easy, delivery straight forward and timely. They out everything in place when delivered. Very happy with my items. I see some comments about quality, etc. It's important to understand a lot of the items are refurbished for the shabby-chique look....it is what it is- what you see is what you get.”
300 Tanger Outlets Boulevard, Pooler GA 31322
“I went into the store in Pooler, GA looking for eight outdoor pillows. I found only seven on the shelf. I asked a young gentleman named Ryan for help. He scanned the pillow and told me there were nine in the store. I told him not to worry about looking for the last pillow as I thought it would be a pain to sort through so many items. He told me to move aside and proceeded to pull down what seemed to be 50 cushions so he could see if one was hiding amongst the other items of the same design. He found another pillow for me! He then cleaned up the entire mess of cushions while I headed up to the front of the store to get a cart. It is hard to find an employee like Ryan that will go above and beyond what is expected, especially someone of his age. What a wonderful testament to his work ethic. At Home should be proud to have him as an employee. And no, I am just a happy customer and not his mother! Great job, Ryan.”
200 Tanger Outlets Blvd #781, Pooler GA 31322
“I am a local and visit this store very often and always have the best time shopping in here bc of the great staff. Last night was a little different as i was a little bothered by the behavior of the manager in charge named Mabry. The sweetest young lady by the name of Avery welcomed us in and was extremely helpful and as i shopped I heard her welcoming every guest, she helped me pick out perfect christmas gifts for my children along the side of a young man that I sadly did not get his name so i can give him his kudos as well. He was young with shoulder length curly hair(very helpful). The young lady was in the middle of a conversation helping me and Mabry interrupts us and very rudely tells this young lady to start folding t-shirts on the table. Avery was trying to help me and as if she was not rude enough to this poor girl i watch her and she walks off and stops and gives her the dirtiest look almost daring her to not start folding while she is helping a guest and then rolls her eyes and walks off. I continue to watch this manager bc if this was my daughter I would never want a manger to treat her this way. It was almost like she was just waiting for her to make a mistake so she could scold her in front of the whole store. The manager could not even do her closing duties for staring down this sweet young lady. Then here she goes again yelling across the store for her to stop leaning on the table. The way this manager Mabry talked to this young lady was very disturbing to myself and other customers and the way it looked Avery was doing a better job than the manager and maybe she needs to be demoted and Avery promoted. Palmetto moon has the best customer service from every employee i have ever came in contact with a this manager is definitely not a good fit. I myself am a manager and would never speak to my staff in the manner that she did. Mabry is the only thing negative i can say about this wonderful store and staff!!”
258 Pooler Parkway, Pooler GA 31322
“This place is always a hot mess. I have even gone when it first opened and it was still is disarray. It feels dirty shopping and the bathrooms are absolutely disgusting where you need to hold your breath. This location is gross!!!!”
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.
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