Bed Bath & Beyond

My fiancé and I just completed our registry appointment at this location. It was so fun to have our appointment here. The employees are so helpful and my fiancé didn’t even mind being in the store for 4 hours. Amazing! The registry process is very overwhelming but this store made it a breeze.
The store was clean, easy to navigate, and the products are high-​quality. I will definitely shop here again and I am proud that my wedding guests will be able to shop here as well.

Went to BBB for the first time in a long time. I scored a couple of good deals over on the clearance rack. I got a calendar for 50% off as well as a new clock/​radio/​alarm for $ 20.The clock was a demo and everything was there in the box. I was pretty pleased with what I got. Also, I’m in the market for a new knife set and they have a nice selection here. I’ll be back and with their famous 20% off coupon!

I don’t review a lot of national chains, but I have to give credit where credit is due. I was given a set of bed sheets as a gift from here, and they didn’t fit my bed. Despite the fact that I didn’t have the receipt OR the packaging, the staff was incredibly helpful, polite and gave me no hassle whatsoever about exchanging them for a different set.
I can’t give them more than 3 stars because it always smells like a Yankee Candle Shop exploded in there, but I appreciate the great customer service.

Bed Bath & Beyond is the quintessential wedding registry store. They have almost everything you think you could potentially want for your home, and a lot of things you think you need but will instead just clutter up your closets.
It’s a horrible store if you’re trying to get in and out quickly because there is barely any room to move around. As someone else mentioned, the aisles are so tight when someone in front of you stops you’re required to stop too.
Always use the 20% coupon, they accept them regardless of the expiration date, which is fantastic.

Just found out that out of state college kids can do a college registry or a shop local and pick up at college location. My daughter is attending Arizona State University so we were able to pick all of her things at our local Ann Arbor BBB and we will pick it up in Tempe, Arizona. Genius! They made it so easy; starting by printing the stuff to bring list directly from the ASU website. We went through the list and scanned all the items. The associate then sends the list to the Tempe store and they pull the items and store them for us until we pick them up.

I like this place. Most of the things I buy here would have to be bought at Meijer’s or WalMart. With my usual 20% discount mailer I’d much rather shop here. The sales people are always helpful and the checkout very pleasant.

I am not feeling like this place as the best value, even with the 20% coupons, anymore. Pretty cluttered, not much room to move around and not a good selection in the window treatments section.
We did find some cool items that were great ideas for organizing but was a little disappointed that the promotional email I received touted ’50%’ off sales and I didn’t find any great sales. Just a pile of junk near the registers.

Crap Crap and Beyond is now what I call this place to my partner and he knows exactly what I’m talking about.
I have gone here at least 7 times, each time with a very particular aim. E.g. broom, microplane, mini bread pans, cookie cutter rounds, oven thermometer, cookie sheet, etc. These are not speciality items here, folks. In fact, I know. How dare I expect to find things? Because, you know, what I need is for BEDS, BATHS, and KITCHENS. I’ve found more stuff I needed at nearby Hillers (a –grocery store– for heaven’s sake) than here.
Speaking of which. Awful selection for anything kitchen. And horribly overpriced for everything else. Hangers? A broom? A shower curtain? Sure! Why not shell out a week’s paycheck? You’ll need their 20% off coupons just to pay a ‘normal’ price.
The clerks are pretty removed from… everything. The whole interior feels cold and mechanical.
Thanks to my divorce from Bed Bath & Beyond (and let’s face it, it was a forced marriage of convenience because of proximity to home), I have become a much happier baker. No longer do my rose-​cardamom almond cookies have the added flavoring of bitterness or spite. No longer are my hand apple-​pies filled with frustration and resentment. I’m free. FREE I TELL YOU!

I like nice things and I like bargains. Call me a barganista, not El Cheapo!
Today’s visit was to check out bath towels, coffee makers and whatever catches the fancy.
This store has everything one could need for the bath, the kitchen, the bedroom, personal care, décor and furry friend items.
Armed with a 20% off the entire order coupon my purchase ended up $ 100. A saving of $ 35. Oh and the coupon had expired in June of 2011. The clerk did not blink, just rang up the order and said thank you with a smile. Can’t beat that.
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I have Love & Hate relationship with BBB… I want to buy everything (love part), whenever I go there, I spent too much money (hate)…
I spent about 30 minute each time I go there, even after I do my research online and I know what I want to buy. The best part, you can use the 20% coupon, even after it has been expired!

I love this store, i am a bit embarrassed to say my husband and I can kill an hour or so just browsing.

Speaking of places that have lost their former luster… I used to find all kinds of good stuff at BB&B. Then I bought a set of sheets, not marked IRR — but there was a huge flaw in the middle. OK, stuff happens, I took it back. The indifference of the clerks was so massive – «If you have a complaint,» they said, «call this 800 number.» Yeah, right, I love to wait on hold to give you feedback. Forget it, I bought similar sheets at K-​Mart for 35% of the price and they are just fine. Somehow I’ve never had time to go into that store again.