Tuesday Morning

I live down the street from this location and have always found it to be great for finding treasures. Granted, it is not as large as some other discount places, but I found the selection to be ample and the staff to be very friendly and helpful. I have been here frequently, and almost always find something to bring home. Their Home Goods section near the front of the store is very well organized and everything is easy to see. Their arts and crafts in the back is a bit messier, likely because there are many die hard bargain hunters searching for a good deal. I actually enjoy looking through the many containers and racks of goods — it feels like a bit of a treasure hunt to find what I’m looking for. I spend most of my time looking through yarn, beading and sewing supplies, and have found some fantastic deals there — including a portable fabric and paper electronic cutter for $ 30!
If you don’t have time to search for deals or are finicky about having things perfectly in place you may be bothered, but for those willing to take a bit more time and look you will find something of nice quality for a great deal. Overall I think this is a well kept store that is worth your time.

This place is worse than Big Lots. I could do a lot better at Daiso.

This place is a hodgepodge and kind of a mess of a store. You pretty much have to dig through piles and piles of stuff wherever you look. It’s all random junk so there’s no such thing as «I’ll get it next time» since it’s a different store every time you enter. It’s a good place to go browsing though if you have a general quest in mind though.
I came in with my sister who wanted «spring pillows» never mind we’re in the middle of October. We dug through the shelves of pillows and found a pair of zoomy geometric pillows and a matching green floofy pillow. So I can’t dog this place too much.
Service wise, the clerk was at his register when we entered and pretty much stayed there the entire time we were in the store. Got questions? Too bad! Need them to check if there’s any more of any particular item? SOL! We asked the clerk when we want to check out if there were any more pillows in the back like the ones we bought. His answer was, «There is no back. Everything we have is on the floor.» I guess that explains the mess.

Grant and I feel this store is a 3 out of 5 stars. The Tuesday Morning stores are basically a smaller version of a Home Goods/​TJ Maxx combination.
Cons:
Presentation: Just like TJ Maxx this store can be a bit unorganized. They are just like any other discount store. Everything is scattered everywhere. It is a bit disappointing to see how messy the store can get but at the same time it is a discount store so what can you expect?
Selection: Sure, they have very few inventory on «brand named» items but don’t count on it whenever you come into the store. For example: Build block sets: You won’t find LEGO but you will find unwanted Mega Blocks etc. The toys and clothes are lagging in this store location. You have a few rows of a bunch of unwanted items.
Customer Service: If you are needing assistance I suggest that you skip out on this store. They are there to ring up and clean up the store. The employees do not seem very friendly.
Pros:
Unique: You may not find «name brand» items but you will find a ton of random things you never thought you would want or needed. I can easily spent $ 80.00 and not even realize it. If you are into knick knack items or into antiquing then this your kind of spot.
Neutral:
Prices: Not all of the prices are an «amazing» deal but there are some good finds here and there.
Time: If you love spending time searching for items this is your hot spot. If you are in a grab and go kinda of person then skip out and go to Target. You have to have time to shop here because you are searching through what they have. There is no consistent stock of any brand or item.
Overall: We feel this is a great store to kill some time. Sometimes we find some amazing items and other times we go home empty handed. In the end, it’s a store we enjoy and will continue to browse through.

I really don’t know what to say about this place, it’s just so random!
I guess there can be good days here, depending on what you find or maybe what you are looking for.
I went in to kill some time during lunch and was pretty freaked out, it’s like one tiny step above the Goodwill, I did see a few things that I may have bought like Gordon Ramsey Pannini press and some Paula Deen baking dishes, but I guess I wasn’t in the mood, cause I didn’t buy anything… Oh wait, LIES, I did… LOL! I got some of the nail polish stickers, you know the Sally Hansen ones that cost about $ 10 at CVS, RiteAid, Target, etc., yeah, those I got some for $ 3.50 (I guess I didn’t wanna carry a huge box Pannini maker, Lol!)
I’ll be back to kill time, maybe buy something…

Tuesday Morning can be hit or miss as others have mentioned. I have found good deals on Le Creuset cookware and on collectibles like Limoges and Fenton glass but other household stuff can be found at Home Goods for a lower price.
I don’t like this location because its a small space crammed with way too much making it less enjoyable to browse. The employees are rarely in front as they are too busy stocking things (plus from my experience they aren’t very helpful in answering simple questions). In addition to cookware you can find furniture, linens, rugs, garden stuff, toys, handbags, baby clothes and gourmet foods.
If you have the time and patience you may be able to find some great bargains though I recommend going to one of the larger locations.

I ordered 2 patio umbrellas through their website. I received a comfirmation e-​mail letting me know they had been shipped to the store and after a week with no notification from the store, I called. The customer service rep was extremely unprofessional and kept putting me on hold trying to figure out where my order was. After holding she said she would have a supervisor call me back. I am now waiting to hear from her, I have never been to the store, but by there service I dont think I will return after I pick up my umbrellas. (If they find them).

Depending on what overstock they have on their shelves on a given day, this place can be a bargain hunter’s dream or a complete bust.
Seems like a great place if you after after pillows, throw rugs, linens, toys, kitchen items, lamps, and pet toys. Not much in the way of clothing here. They also have great deals on seasonal items. I picked up some very cheap wrapping paper for the holidays.
It’s a cool place to browse and see what they’ve got but to be perfectly honest I prefer TJ Maxx.

Get place for bath towels and bed sheets!

In addition to the Stein Mart, Tuesday Morning makes me wonder how the city of Irvine allowed these stores to occupy any retail space in this fine city.
Tuesday Morning is like a watered down Big Lots. It’s quite possible that they sell stuff that even Big Lots or TJ Maxx rejected.
Need a White Elephant gift? Are you Anti-​Hallmark and care to give the very worst? You want it, Tuesday Morning’s got it!
From very used-​looking kids clothing and toys to no-​name household kitchen appliances and books that never should’ve been written, this is just a sample of the goodies in the store. Happy shopping!

This location of Tuesday Mornings is teeny tiny compared to the mothership in Anaheim Hills, but if you’re a bargain hunter, you can really score some cool stuff here.
In the past, I’ve exclaimed that I’m a small kitchen appliance junkie and at Tuesday Mornings they line the top of the shelves in their kitchen dedicated aisle. Waffle makers, rice cookers, steamers, food processors, toaster ovens, etc, etc. If it plugs in and can be used in the kitchen, they probably have it.
Previously, I’ve bought a Fiesta ware table cloth that was a very bright and cheery addition to my dining room. Today, I found blue Le Creuset roasters with lids in three different sizes in their original boxes for *half price*. I had to rub my eyes and open them up to see if they were the real thing.
New to Tuesday Mornings are clothes which I really don’t like all that much because I think the racks take up too much room and I know the store to be about housewares, but anything for a buck, I guess.

How does one explain Tuesday Morning? From all the commercials on TV, I was under the impression that it sold rare collectibles, but sadly, it’s just a junk store. It’s like a crappy version of Marshalls, Ross etc except the stuff sucks. The quality sucks and worst of all, the prices are higher than what you’d find at Marshalls and Ross.
There’s everthing from gift bags, pillows, comforters, homewares, kitchenware, toys, food items (WAY iffy), bathroom items etc. Why on earth would people buy this sort of stuff for a higher price than where you can find it elsewhere?
Waste of time!