Cost Plus World Market

This is a pretty fun place to find that unique gift or to simply peruse. From rugs to imported candies there is sure to be something for everyone.
On this particular occasion I was in search of some hot sauces I’d received as a gift (alas I have almost devoured all 6, or maybe there were bottles). So glad I found them!!!
Saw so many boxes (some were MASSIVE) of holiday candies and treats. The cute little marzipan piggies were my favorite (which reminds me that I’ve been meaning to look up if it is pronounced ‘mar-​zah-​pan’ or ‘mar-​zee-​pan’).
Also noted loads of holiday decorations and several varietals of Stollen breads.
I’ve given this establishment 4 out of 5 stars as I didn’t receive a greeting or any acknowledgement from the staffers.
Bottom line — If like international treats (I.e. burdock root soda, European kit-​kats) I recommend checking here as I noted the prices to be more favorable than on Pearl street.

I love World Market because of the affordable and unique home accent items. But I felt like I had to write a review of this particular store because of the service my husband and I experienced this week. The store manager, Jen, went out of her way to help us and we really appreciate it. Colorado, and especially Boulder, people are so great, but she really went above and beyond. I would definitely recommend this store. Thanks!

Overpriced. Even the snacks can be overpriced. I wouldn’t come here again. It wasn’t a terrible place, it’s just not my cup of tea. It’s very hipster.

This is the local Cost Plus for me. I stopped in to look at an item I saw at the store in Ann Arbor while on vacation. It is in stock here and though I am downsizing at this point in life, I rather liked the little table and am thinking through whether I do have room for it here.
The staff was very accommodating as I had some questions about small details on a few items and they were able to get me what appeared to be accurate information.
Parking is a bit tough at this busy corner, tiny shopping center.

What doesn’t this place carry? The variety of items is a bit mind boggling, everything from scented candles, colorful gift wrap, foreign delicacies, kitchen equipment, dishes, pillows, rugs, etc. But the food section is diverse and reasonably priced, especially the imported European chocolate and sweets from Japan. I’ll definitely plan to stop in here again on future visits to Boulder.

I love World Market. They have tons of little treasures. Their furniture is a bit on the higher side but their furnishings are more reasonably priced.
They carry various ‘wordly’ coffee, tea, snacks and cooking supplies, which is fantastic!
They also have a great selection of jewelry, scarves, hats, mitten and the like at fantastic prices (eg. pashmina shawl $ 9.99)

Totally «heart» it. Sometimes I just go there to look at stuff. Makes me feel close to home since they have fabric, furniture, accessories from India.
I love the rugs, odd baskets, the curtains, the grocery from different parts of the world.
It is slightly overpriced for the quality of the products. So I always use a coupon. Evens it out I think! or not! but I love the store!~

I go to Cost Plus primarily for the food, though on occasion I’ve bought some of the decorative items. I am cheap, however, so I try to time my trips for when I have a World Market Explorer coupon (it’s free to sign up and you get occasional $ 10 off $ 30 coupons, as well as the opportunity to earn savings certificates). But yeah, I do make it out there once every two months, probably.

Ah World Market… what would I do without you as you are the only local supplier of Vegemite (although very $$) and other Aussie delights in the food section.
I go here when I need a fix from home and want to slather some Vegemite on some toast to aid a hangover. I don’t usually purchase any of the household items unless there is a sale (too pricey after I have had to give them a kidney to pay for the Vegemite).

Meh. Although I like this place I wish it was better. I wish the quality was higher or the prices were lower, either way would work for me, I’m not that particular. I used to think of it as a cheaper Pier One rolled together with a more expensive Trader Joe’s. I got the last part right anyway. I have to admit though, I like being able to get the goodies I fall love with overseas, like Digestives or lavender candies, back here in the states. I like some of their art, linens, pottery but the quality just doesn’t support the price; I’d rather go across the street to Pier One where the quality is better.
The one thing I rely on World Market for thought is stocking stuffers and Christmas ornaments. They have lots of tiny food stuffs that are perfect for stockings: mini summer sausage, mini honey jars, mini balsamic vinegar, small packages of assorted truffles, eggnog mix. They have a unique assortment of Christmas tree ornaments that you really don’t see other places, and they are usually priced about right.
The parking lot is really tiny and busy so be careful pulling in, I’d guess they probably fender-​benders in there pretty often.