Cost Plus World Market

I just love this store. You can find a bunch of treasures all at very reasonable prices! I love when they have their sale in wines. The more you buy, the more you save! Great food section where you can find certain spices and specialty items! And the staff is always very helpful!
Added bonus is the bathrooms are always clean!

This store has the best customer service ever. When we walked in we were greeted. We were looking for a product we could no longer find in the store asked for assistance and not only did they look it up, search for it in the back but also offered to take our information and call us after they receive the next shipment to let us know if they got more in. As we left we were again thanked for coming and told to have a great night. I will be back!!!

I think you have a great selection of beer, wine and other rare items. That being said, I was in the Rosedale store Oct. !2 2104 and was so appalled at the treatment and tone that was used to employees by what I can only assume was not 1 but 2 managers, that I actually put all of my purchases back and left the store. I have never been in a retail store with the exception of Wal Mart that I have seen people treated so poorly, almost de-​humanized. I found this to be completely unacceptable. I was on the verge of confronting the individual with my concerns. If I do happen to step foot in that store again and witness anything like this again I will most definately do so. Products get a 5 star, but your management get rated with an epic fail! Trader Joes has much of the same variety with a better atmosphere.

I once in awhile am in need of something that tends to be on the more unique side and this place never fails me.
Once I was making a tiramisu and no one had ladyfingers, really? But I called and sure enough the guy said they had one package left and he held it for me.
Then when my go to local liquor store closed that carried specialty beers, well lo and behold they carried my favorite.
This place ceases to amaze me on delivering on all my weird items with super customer service. Because I did call ahead and ask for these items and when I was told it was in stock they were happy to hold it for me too.
Not only do they deliver on my odd item but this is one of those stores that I have a hard time leaving without a full cart.
Fabulous housewares, décor, fashion item and great wines, beer and food.
Actually I tend to have forgotten about this place, but it is for a good reason on my wallet.
But it will be a new regular for me!

I agree with previous reviews that this place is very similar to Pier 1 however; it’s a little nicer and they have a more unique selection of items.
They have lots of wonderful gifts in every price point you can imagine and they even have stuff for kids. I’ve found lots of wonderful windchimes and household items here that have lasted a long time.
I love the wine selection for dinner parties. They have lots of wines that are found in restaurant’s and other hard to find wines. I love finding wines on sale for gifts or special events.
It’s a real plus that they will make a gift basket for you, which is nice when your in a rush.
The staff is great and it’s a really relaxing hassle free place to shop for those unique odds and ends.

One of my favorite stores! Similar to a Pier 1 and Kirklands. They have an array of things to purchase from lamps, kitchen plates, to wines and old time candy. I always leave“needing more!” It’s definitely an addicting store!

Cost Plus is a little costly I guess thats why coat is in the name and plus because its higher than everyone else’s. You can’t beat the selection and they are one of the only places in town that sell Botan rice candy for a reasonable price.

I love World Market. In fact, I love it so much that I have to space out my visits, lest I go bankrupt. The jewelry, the gift wrap, the bath products, the cups, the plates, the furniture, the lamps– it’s all gold.
I particularly am a fan of the food and wine section. TIP: They’ve got premade gift baskets of all different prices, ready to go if you need an easy, although somewhat impersonal gift. Also, they’ll make up any gift basket you want, wrap it, etc.
One thing worth noting: while World Market is cool because they’ve got stuff from all over the world in one store, realize you are paying an insane markup for the luxury. I am fortunate enough to be a world traveler and I regularly see stuff at World Market that I’ve seen in little tourist markets across the world. Now, you might say that’s a good thing, but here’s my point. I bought a mirror in Peru for $ 3 at a little tourist market. Later that year, I saw the exact same mirror at World Market.. . for $ 130.

How fun is this place right?!
I definitely felt cultured and nostalgic on my first visit here. You can find chili from Spain, crackers from France, and even chips from Vietnam! I grew up eating most of the candies and goodies and beverages, so it was like walking down memory lane while shopping. They have a pretty huge selection of wine and beers too.
If you sign up for their membership, you get 10% discount right away. They just need your email and phone number. Simple and easy.

Sooooooo many selections of imported beer, chocolate and tons of oddities
I just love going here

Wait a minute. Isn’t there a Pier One across the parking lot? … Oh this isn’t Pier One… What’s the difference? Booze. Specifically, just beer and wine.
The two are oddly similar. And oddly located so close to one another. But I suppose they have high paid marketing and logistic analyses teams looking at that stuff. So what do I know?
World Market (Cost Plus World Market is just too damn long to say) is a place I never NEED to visit. I don’t NEED stackable espresso cups, a fondue pot, an Indian throw rug, or Japanese paper lamp shades. Nobody does! But that doesn’t stop me from buying them for others! It’s an easy one stop shop when purchasing gifts. Especially when you’ve run out of ideas. I mean, there’s only so many bottles of booze you can give your boss and colleagues before they think you have a problem. But, if you’re not quite to that level of questionability, the wine bags are located in the back left of the store.

I’m looking for a place in town to buy a good pale ale for a chili I’m cooking.

Pros: Unique things, clean store, helpful service. The guy that runs the wine/​beer section here is so friendly and helpful. He has a personal touch here and really takes a lot of pride in his stock and what they carry. That was very nice to see especially from a chain store. My mother comes here every year for their seasonal pumpkin beer. My husband and I love to wander here for an hour or so because their items are so random and unusual.
Cons: They are a tad expensive and have some cheaply made items. You need to do some real shopping to get any good deals and buys here, but otherwise thats not much compared to the ‘Pros’ of this place. =)

Been here a couple times to get random items. This store is fun to browse — you’re bound to find some cute knick knacks, international foods & snacks. I’ve gotten items ranging from red velvet cupcake mix, do-​it-​yourself cupcake boxes, cute earrings, gift bags, thai chili pop chips, pumpkin ale, and other baked goods. There is so much variety in the store — I usually spend at least 20+ minutes in there!
You can join their «world market membership» for FREE too, and they will send you email newsletters w/​discounts off store items. :)

I love shopping at Cost Plus World Market. It’s similar in concept to a Pier 1, but three times the size and with an extensive food and wine department. They carry a variety of items from all over the world, many of them with ethnic themes, but created by people of that actual ethnicity and in the actual country, not just copycat items made here in the states or n China.
As you walk in, there is a section of art and prints on your right, followed closely by sections of jewelry and bed and bath products. There are toys for children from all over the world. You can find all types of furniture and baskets, too. To the front left is an extensive selection of housewares: dishes, glasses, kitchen gadgets, you name it.
In the back left corner is their wine department with a large selection of local and international wines. My favorite section is that housing food and beverage products. They have a wonderful selection of Torani Syrups; they are more expensive than at Smart & Final but they carry flavors that Smart & Final doesn’t so it’s worth a look. If you like fancy, natural, organic, or ethnic teas this is the place for you. The canned teas will run you more than the boxed teas, but the prices are comparable to those at Lassens. They carry more flavors of hot chocolate than anywhere else i’ve seen in town.
The ethnic food section is admirable, whether you like Asian, Indian, or Mediterranean foods there will be something here to set off your salivary glands and wake up your tastebuds. If you’re looking for gluten-​free products, they have some unusual ones, too.
Around Christmas time the store transforms itself with ornaments, decorations, holiday comfort foods, and a variety of seasonal wonders. This last Christmas I found some pet supply products that I gave as gifts. My aunt’s cats went crazy over the mackerel treats I purchased for them at Cost Plus. Unfortunately, they were seasonal items, so when she asked me if I could pick up some more, they were unobtainable. If you pick up anything seasonal like that, you might wish to pick it up in quantity since you won’t see it on the shelves again for an entire year.
They have a buyer loyalty program that I joined, but I’m still unclear exactly what the benefits are. Come down and check them out, you’ll feel like you’ve brought a bit of the world home with you.

I like Cost Plus World Market. My only complaint is that it is expensive. If you look hard enough though, then you can find some good deals. They have some very cool stuff here which ranges from home furniture to groceries you cannot find anywhere else. Check them out for some unique items!

I’ve always called it «World Market,» but you know, to each their own. CPWM is everything I wish my home could be an more. I definitely love that «well travelled» look – you know, those people who have been all over the world and have lots of great tchotchkes and furniture in their home…
First word of warning, things are pretty pricey here, BUT you should never buy anything full price. If you can wait and you’re willing to risk the item you want going out of stock, just be patient! EVERYTHING they have goes on sale at one point or another. Plus, if you get on their mailing list, they’ll send you coupons for stuff. I’ve certainly bought stuff full price here, but like I said before, I wasn’t willing to wait or risk it.
But, for those who are willing to wait, CPWM will bestow upon you AWESOME DEALS! I just bought this great frame (
) for $ 20! Yay!
They also have a fabulous array of kitchenware and wines.

I want to live in World Market! All the products are reasonably priced and from so many diverse cultures. One time I went in to their wine section only knowing very little about the meal I was going to and I had three different very knowledgeable people help me pick out my wines.
A great place to shop!

I just really freaking love Cost Plus World Market. I really, really do.
This is one of the closer locations to me, so I frequent it more often than others.
People usually ask — what do you buy there?
Well, here’s my shopping list:
Wine — they have selections from different regions. Plus, they also sell Japanese Sake. Not the most extensive options, but they have options. Even if you’re not the connoisseur, you’ll find something. I just became a fan of the Cupcake brand white wines.
Tea & Coffee — They also have lots of options. AND — if you’re a member, you get special points for purchasing coffee that can earn you a freebie.
Infused, Flavored Olive Oil — Use it for dipping, cooking, what have you… it’s effin delish.
Chocolate — Everyone knows (or IS) someone who’s a chocolate lover. This is the place to get dark varieties (up to 70%) or uniquely flavored chocolate. Try the Mo’s brand. They have a BACON CHOCOLATE flavor that gives me the giggles because it’s so good! Some have one $ too many, so check out the CPWM brand too, which have better prices.
Gifts — Do you have that friend that’s just extremely difficult to shop for? Are they somewhat artsy? Maybe design savvy? Perhaps they’re a world traveler? Are they foodies? Do they watch shows on Bravo, TLC or HGTV? If you answered yes, you might just find interesting trinkets gathered from all over the world that can comprise a little gift bag. Whether it be lotions, shoes, bags, fun jewelry, scarves, or art work — they’ll have something here. Cost Plus also has one of a kind cards and wrapping paper to complete the package.
Furniture, Housewares, Window Treatments — They have distinct styles that are more Bohemian Bali than not. Even if it’s not your style, it’s worth a look because most pieces have vibrant, deep colors or unique designs that can supplement or complement any style.
And guess what — they have CANDY … AND little toys for kids.
If you haven’t been here before, check it out. Especially now, during the holiday season, you might just find that perfect thing for yourself or someone special.

I love Cost Plus World Market. Some people call it Cost Plus, while others call it World Market. I call it unique. They have one of a kind cards, wrapping paper, all sorts of gifts, fun jewelry, cool art, good wine, and interesting goodies from all over the place. They also have an extensive furniture collection, kitchen ware, and bath essentials.
Honestly, this is a store I go to when I am bored (and perhaps I am bored a little too often in this town), just to meander and browse. But I always leave with something cool or leave wanting something cool!