Bed Bath & Beyond

I am by no means a regular at this store, but that in no way reflects on the store. I’m just too cheap to shop here and my home and kitchen needs are not that complex.
Occasionally though my wife and I do find our way into this store to take advantage of a sale or use a coupon. Our experience has always been a pleasant one.
But what made me write this review and give these guys 5 stars was the hassle-​free return policy. Feeling nostalgic one day, I bought an Atari retro console on a whim. I enjoyed playing the variety of built in games. Then all of a sudden one day I turned it on and got nothing but a color bar. Feeling I was well past the typical 14 day return policy I tried, in vain, to get a hold of the manufacturer. This proved to be nothing short of impossible
So I went back to BBB, ready to bring my righteous fury down on them if they refused a refund. I was even ready to recount the great lengths I went to in order to contact the manufacturer. To my pleasant surprise though they readily accepted the item back and gave me a full refund. No fighting required :)
Epilogue: Don’t ever get one of those retro consoles, total garbage! Get an emulator instead ;)

I must give 5 stars to this store and its employees. I get 20% coupons regularly and have enjoyed the savings. Also, when I have had issues with product, the Customer Service has been stellar — pretty much, replace quickly, no questions asked. My most recent return — I didn’t have the receipt or box and they allowed a quick exchange, no questions asked. This was super-​awesome because it was not until I used the replacement product that I realized my original purchase was truly defective. Also, the staff are friendly and offer to help you when you wander aimlessly. So thank you BB&B!!! I hope you are around for the long-​run.

In a nutshell: I thought I was in Home Outfitters.
Very, very similar. Similar layout, similar displays, similar products. Better prices, however. More staff on the floor to help you find what you’re looking for. Friendly cash clerks. Smaller than HO, but they have a lot of stuff crammed in there. The aisles seem narrower and it’s a bit cramped. However they seem to have everything home-​related for reasonable prices.

The store clerk spend over 30 mins showing us the features of vacume cleaners and letting us try them out. We bought a cheaper model then we came for and she even had it ordered in with free shipping becuase they had none in stock.

Ok, so where else can you find a schticky, a super cool water balloon blower upper, bedsheets, heated slippers and every kitchen gadget known to man all under one roof? BBB!!! I love coming in here just to check out what neat item they have now. Like the Yonanas fruit desert maker… omg! The prices are decent and they have these great 20% off coupons that come out every couple months. If you’re in need of anything for the home I recommend checking out BBB because more likely than not, you’re going to find what you need. They have everything you need for bed and bath, but the «beyond» is where the fun is really at!

If ever I fall into some terrible debt situation, it will not be because of the high price of education. No, it will be because I’m hopelessly addicted to home necessity stores like Bed Bath & Beyond.
Like, seriously. I genuinely find it bewildering that the staff here don’t instantly recognize me and let out a hushed, «Father’s home…» as I walk in the door. I find myself in this store very often.
Now, part of this is because I inherited a love for all things kitchen. Perhaps the greatest similarity between me and my mother is the fact that we both have an appliance or tool for pretty much any food thing you can think of.
Need to crack and separate an egg at the same time, while keeping your hands clean? I’ve got you covered. Want to process a small amount of frozen banana slices to make ice cream? Use my mini food processor. (Use my regular food processor for larger batches.) Baking some cookies? Don’t worry, I have enough Silpats for you to bake continuously for about five months.
It should be obvious that a store like this is a clear danger to my bank account. Unfortunately, I have a car and no self-​control.
I should get to the actual review part of this:
Come here if you’re looking to get something for your home and don’t mind paying a bit extra for it to not be Zellers quality. A dish rack at BBB, for example, can run between $ 18 and $ 80. (Which one do you think I own?)
Come here if you’re looking for some of the most random crap for your house that you had no idea was an absolute necessity. Like the cutting board that folds up a bit to make transferring chopped up veggies easier!
Come here if you have some free time and love to fantasize about owning everything and how much better your life would be if you took the plunge and bought that $ 100 shower caddy. (THINK OF THE EXTRA SOAP SPACE!)
Also, come here if you already went to Home Outfitters and they didn’t have what you want. They’re right across the street and you never know, right?
Otherwise, just go to Wal-​Mart or JYSK and be happy that you’re saving a little bit of money.
(Pro tip: Sign up for the newsletter and occasionally receive a coupon for 20% off one item.)

I’m not much for interior design or home décor. But when I moved into a really nice new apartment, I thought it might be time to step up my game. I hit up a lot of stores looking for ideas and products. B, B & B (BBB? B3?) was near the top of the list.
Why? Well, let’s start with the first B: I wanted to re-​do my bedroom. Now, obviously, they don’t have much in the way of furniture and… y’know, really? I didn’t find their bedroom selection very good at all, to be honest. Let’s move onto the second B…
I did find lots of cool Bath stuff here! Aside from the obvious, they had lots of great knicknacks and feature pieces. The problem? I always felt like the price was just beyond my comfort zone. Let’s turn our attention to the final B…
Beyond — well, that’s kind of broad, isn’t it? Not a bad idea to write themselves carte blanche when it comes to other products. And this is actually where I felt they excelled. They have lots of cool products that were mostly within (or near) my price range. The «beyond» products are definitely the reason I return to the store now.

Bed Bath & Beyond does a great job in glossing over corporate bloat with feel-​good products for the home. Sleek bathroom accessories, ipod docks, bedroom gear and seemingly useful bits that you may or may not actually need– this place yields to easy price-​points and aesthetics that are easy to fall into.
The Dartmouth location is well arranged store with lots to look at. I’ve found It to be a tad overwhelming to get through, as they do run on the one-​stop shtick. (Perhaps best to go in with something already in mind.) As well, the possibility of going in for one item and coming out with 10 is the primary store strategy. (Be warned!)
I’ve noticed some great product here that is geared towards clean designs to serve both in function and form. Laptop tables, closet organizers, bathroom «shelf savers”– some very practical items at practical prices. Of course amongst it all are the necessities of decorative bedding, household appliances, kid friendly (university style) furniture, and all the little things in between.
BBB offers convenience all in one spot. Somewhat fresh to our fair city, I’d say its here for the long haul. Its got fresh splashes to accommodate the everyday, and somehow keeps the consumer guilt on minimum.

Bed Bath & Beyond to me I though was a bathroom store but to my surprise when I walked in they had everything. Yes the majority of the store focused on bathroom accessories, towels and shower curtains but as well they had bedroom duvet set, pictures everything.
The Kitchen section was huge and great deals. Alot on sale and alot on clearance which was throughout the store randomly, it was great. I actually found those Yankee Car Sent things which are very hard to find and I got them three for $ 5.99.
I really do like this store and can see myself going back for shower gifts or even presents for the girls as they have some really pretty things there. Picture frames are beautiful. It is hard to go into all these stores and not buy buy buy. Well I guess I need a house first that might be a start.
Great Store!