Tuesday Morning

Friendliest, most helpful employees of the three Tuesday Morning’s I’ve just visited!

This is a review of a low rent discount store, not just a «shopping experience». As the later, it probably deserves a 1 star review. But it makes more sense to review it for what it is.
Good quality things that I have gotten here much cheaper than they would be elsewhere:
* sheet sets; there is also a selection of blankets, pillows, other bedding.
* dishes ($ 120 set of elegant, simple, white bone china service for 4 for $ 40. I bought three sets, so service for 12 at $ 10 each.)
* socks, and please do not laugh. I got a bundle of 6 pairs of quality name brand athletic socks, but not the super-​low kind that don’t protect the back of your heel from the raised bits of the shoe; the kind that come up just enough. I could not even find them on Amazon.) $ 5. Some places sell quick-​dry athletic socks for $ 20 per pair!
* pans; I got a non-​stick pan for omlettes, better quality and cheaper than even Target, although TJ Maxx would probably do just as well, and a name brand enabled cast iron pan that was a steal.
It is only worth it to shop here if you don’t come far or make a special trip. I live within walking distance. If you need something and you walk over from the BestBuy or Ralph’s parking lot it is worth it. And please do not complain about the employees attitudes or abilities. How would you like to work down there all day? If these people could have gotten a more glamorous job, they would have. Everyone deserves opportunity. I have always found them courteous, and happy to carefully wrap glass objects, etc.

You’re always going to find SOMETHING at Tuesday Morning. There have been very few times where I’ve made a purchase I regretted and, in those cases, it was mostly because I just ended up not liking the product, which isn’t the store’s fault.
Tuesday Morning has made shopping for the holidays, and for birthdays, very easy, between the wide selection of toys, bath products, electronics, and arts & crafts.
The location of the store is a bit odd, as it’s technically underground, and there are two ways to get to it: Take the stairs straight down, or take the elevator. So while it’s in a strange location, it’s still accessible.
Prices for the majority of the products have been very reasonable, and there are a lot of things I can find at Tuesday Morning that I wouldn’t find anywhere else.
The only things I wouldn’t buy there would be their bed sheets/​comfort sets, as those are definitely very expensive.

This store is walking distance from where I live, and my wife and I both like deals, so we tend to stop in on a lark pretty often. Tuesday Morning stores are similar to other bargain department stores like Ross, Marshall’s, etc. which all tend to be less nice than run-​of-​the-​mill department stores. They sell overstock and seconds, and you basically sacrifice a bit in appearance and customer service for much better prices. If you go with this expectation, you’ll have a better experience.
That being said, this store location has some drawbacks. It’s located underground, and with no windows it feels a bit like a cave. There’s typically only one employee in the store, and they’re all either quiet or a little bit surly. The shelves sometimes are a bit in disarray.
They always have a wide variety of homeware goods for sale, including small furniture and luggage. There always seems to be a big selection of sheets and kitchen stuff, especially. They don’t have much in the way of clothes, especially for guys — I’ve only ever seen one rack of men’s clothes.
The prices have typically been really good for the items we’re looking for, and we haven’t yet bought anything that disappointed us.
If the employees were nicer and more helpful, and they kept up the store a bit better, I’d give it a higher rating.

Roll of the dice here when it comes to finding what you want.
Purchases from the last 2 – 3 months have been organizer boxes, kitchen tools, and 100% cotton sheets. I’m definitely coming back to get more sheets — the poor quality and high price has been disappointing at Bed, Bath and Beyond for linens so I started coming here instead.
I’ve had better luck with the Tuesday Morning in Torrance re: gardening goods (pots, plant stands, etc.).

I was in the Culver City store today, and it was as neat as a pin and totally organized. Maybe your negative reviews spurred that, or maybe you’ve been there when the store (or you) were having an «off» day. Even though TM is an «off-​price» store, the brands they carry tend to be from the higher end of the spectrum. I’ve found so much great stuff in these stores (Westchester/​LAX is my neighborhood store, and I favor it) — from linens to party & paper goods to stuff for the cats and the dog — at tremendous prices. Their patio and garden stuff has always been worth a look, as well as artsy/​craftsy items. I’ve bought a few rugs there, too — they sometimes have TONS of rugs and most are out of the ordinary. You can go nuts at Christmas and on other holidays. I read somewhere that they lease basement spaces, when available, because it’s cheaper and they can save us more money. So, if you prefer fancier stores, by all means go to those. And, if you are one of those people who rummage around and then don’t put things back neatly or don’t pick up store merchandise that you drop, don’t complain!

This sub-​level dungeon of a store is a mess. Very little help to be found, products strewn about, and an overall feeling of dirtiness. The whole place feels a little eerie and off-​putting. I’ve been to a few Tuesday Mornings and this location is without a doubt the worst one. Walked out rather quickly feeling kinda gross.

I went to Tuesday Morning this past weekend. The people in there are shiftless and look like they don’t want to greet customers. I looked around and I didn’t find anything. It’s not the cleanest nor is it the most organized. If corporate decides to close a location, I hope it’s this one. It sucks.

We went to Tuesday Morning today to look for a large suitcase. After searching their suitcase section, we found a large London Fogg suitcase, with a handwritten tag pricing the suitcase at $ 49.99. Most of the other suitcases that size were upwards of 100, so my father and I brought it up to the register.
At the register, the employee rung up the code and rudely stated that his computer said the suitcase was actually priced at $ 119, despite the $ 49.99 price tag, and that he refused to sell it to us at that price. When we told him that legally, if he still wants to sell the suitcase he has to sell it at the tagged price, he dismissed it. Ultimately, the employee working next to him called for the manager and the manager put him in his place and sold us the suitcase for the price they advertised. As we were leaving, my father tried to tell him about retail law, and the employee retorted by calling us «douches.» Tuesday morning, please fire this employee. This boy has no business working when there are so many gracious unemployed people who would be happy to take his place. Thanks to him, you have lost our business and the business of anyone else who asks me about your store.
Finally, to you, the boy at the register, here are the ordinances that proves us right:
AB 1721 (Koretz-​D) Prices: overcharges
Prohibits any person, at the time of sale of a commodity, from charging, as defined, an amount greater than the price, or computing an amount greater than a true extension of the price per unit, that is then advertised, posted, marked, displayed, or quoted for that commodity.
AND
California’s Business and Professional Code 12 024.2
(a) It is unlawful for any person, at the time of sale of
a commodity, to do any of the following:
(1) Charge an amount greater than the price, or to compute an
amount greater than a true extension of a price per unit, that is
then advertised, posted, marked, displayed, or quoted for that
commodity.
(2) Charge an amount greater than the lowest price posted on the
commodity itself or on a shelf tag that corresponds to the commodity,
notwithstanding any limitation of the time period for which the
posted price is in effect.

I was in the Culver City Tuesday Morning yesterday after coming from Ross, TJ MAXX and Marshalls. I am so perpelexed at how they even manage to stay in business with many of the very same selections as the other stores I mentioned. Their prices are OUTRAGES! To give you an idea of just how much of a waste of your time and money this place is, they still have TONS of christmas decorations and they are still not even marked down 50%!!! No wonder they can’t move their merchandise! I asked one of the CSR’s if they move products quickly, she said, no! Ah DUH. In this economy, get real, Tuesday Morning execs!

Glad that Tuesday Morning’s are around since Stroud’s closed it’s doors a while ago… so I think it’s all right. Don’t know why some expect a lot from the rock bottom price shopping experience.
Gosh, it’s all about low prices and somewhat unique finds!
I think the Culver City store has bad fung shui. It’s in a weird place and is messy as all get out, but most of the staff are down to earth and friendly, so I’ll keep going back when I have time to peruse the aisles, which isn’t often.
The last time I went I found really nice Wacoal bras and underwear in my size for a third of the department store price.
Woo hoo! I love good underwear!

I have to disagree with most of the reviews… first off all, we’re shopping at Tuesday Morning, our standards for this place can’t be that high, we all know what we’re getting into.
And as far as Tuesday Mornings go, I feel this is one of the better ones. They had tons of sheets, a good rug selection, and other nifty things I would normally only see at Bed Bath and Beyond for 3 times the price. Like a Rowenta garment steamer, a stainless steel jigger, and a folding step stool for the kitchen.
Dont get me wrong, I still prefer Home Goods, but when your trolling around town to all the discount store after a move, this place is worth a quick trip

I have to agree with the other reviews. These stores are hit and miss. But you have to know that going in. It’s a great place to «fill in the details» especially if you are redecorating. Just spent a lot of $ on a new bedroom set and linens elsewhere, but I found a great deal on some 800 thread count Egyptian cotton sheets here. It’s great for stuff like that. Also magically found some quilted pillow shams that match my expensive quilt for a fraction of the retail price. It’s kind of like shopping meets casino night. You never know where the wheel of fortune will stop. :)

ok, if ross and TJ max were to get together and have an abortion, this would be it.
its suppossed to be cheap, but i find everything to be overpriced for how crappy it is.
but you can find some decent stuff sometimes.
and the location is cool.
but its messy, and hot… and cramped…
im kinda in the middle about this place.

Its super messy in there but you might be able to find some stuff for cheap.
My husband and I sometimes end up leaving with a bunch of stuff so it can be dangerous to shop there.
I prefer Ross, or better yet TJ Maxx.
Its the same concept, but TJ Maxx is a bit more organized and has a lot more stuff.