Bed Bath & Beyond

Super cool employees… especially Amber! She was very friendly and helped us find everything we were looking for.
Lots of stuff here were on clearance too! You just have to find it. The store is clean and organized and there is plenty of parking I will be back!
Don’t forget your 20% off coupons! :)

The four stars are for customer service. I came in a few weeks ago with my Keurig which had fought a good fight and had died a noble death. I did not have my receipt on me and they exchanged it without an issue. They have also done price adjustments for me on many occasions after I came back with my receipt and the 20% off coupon within the designated time frame. Also when wandering the store the employees always ask you if you need something not in a pestering «we think you may be stealing something» way but in a true «I’m trying to be helpful» way. Rock on!

I really love this place. They have all kinds of great stuff for your home.
In addition, I like all the knick-​knacks and stuff they have a check-​out.

This store was particularly busy, but it was Sunday afternoon and Barnes & Noble is next door.
As all of their long term rivals are gone, BB&B are surprisingly still in business. They’ve generally been full price stores with a coupon from time to time, but that was the same formula used by Linens ‘n’ Things.
The staff seemed friendly. The aisles are still notably narrow and occasionally, you could hook some product and send it tumbling to the floor.
While it’s difficult for them to compete on name brand items, they have a lot of unique items with other brands. I noticed a memory foam kitchen mat for $ 29.99. Remembering how my grandmother was on her feet most of the day, something like that might have helped. Slow recipes don’t work in the microwave oven today but most people don’t stand over the stove anymore. It is a nice idea and something that I would expect to see at BB&B.
The store is so nice and bright, but does that detract from its charm? Macy’s Cellar (rarely on the lowest floor outside a true Macy’s) often has more appeal to me, and lower prices. One thing I didn’t see today was clearance. I used to count on clearance, but maybe it’s not just stuffed on an end cap or shelf any more and I just missed it.
You can’t really go wrong at the store, as long as you’re okay with the prices.

I wish I had a ton of money because I would be in here all the time! After striking out at Target, the boy and I continued on our blanket hunt here hoping that they would have a larger selection. Who knew it would be so hard to find a blanket for a Full/​Queen bed! They had quite a selection but nothing that struck us as wonderful for the prices they were asking. They ranged between $ 80 – 120 and weren’t anything that we would want to pay that much for.
This was the same store layout as every other Bed, Bath, and Beyond I’ve ever been to but this one did seem a bit more disorganized. The aisle displays were messy and it was sometimes difficult to find prices for items that weren’t where they were supposed to be. Even though we didn’t find a blanket we did end up buying a dish scrubber that looked pretty interesting but haven’t tried it out yet.