Bed Bath & Beyond

Great location for this store. Close to the Pheasant Lane Mall, ample parking, and lots of friendly and helpful staff. Avoiding the holiday rush and doing a little early Christmas shopping as well.
Great store, nice and clean, and like the other Bed Bath and Beyond stores I’ve visited, it has the exact same layout. A big square aisle way with lots of products all around!
I love it and I will be back!

We visited this site the other day. Located in Nashua, this place was easy to reach from the highway. There was ample parking and the store was well stocked. We were able to easily find the WaterPik we were looking for and combined with the usual BBB 20% off coupon, we were able to get it at a good price. We’ll most likely be back in the near future.

While I don’t typically go shopping for much unless it’s a necessity, I’m always pleasantly surprised when I walk into this store. Maybe there’s a Sally Homemaker in me or something, but I love going through all the kitchen stuff. I recently bought a juicer from this store and can’t say enough about how helpful the woman who helped me was. I already knew which model I was going to buy, I had done some research ahead of time, had my 20% off coupon printed and was ready to drop some money. Much to my chagrin, there were none left, I searched the shelves high and low and nothing, the woman who helped me went out back to look and even searched for that particular model in all the area stores on the computer… nothing. She then offered me the floor model which I gladly snatched up. I use the juicer nearly daily and couldn’t be happier with my purchase and experience here.

I love new stores. Everything’s fresh, employees take pride in their store’s appearance, and everyone is helpful and smiley.
That said, Bed Bath and Beyond recently moved from across the street and is now located where Linen ‘n Things used to be. The store is clean and organized, and employees pounce on the towels to make them look nice and tidy. (I removed a towel and folded it well, but an employee actually REFOLDED it to make it look perfect.) Aisles are wide and well-​stocked, cashiers are friendly and chatty, and the experience is worthwhile. Best of all, still no tax in good old NH.
A day after it opened, I bought pots off a wedding registry. The pots cost $ 400, but I had a 20% off coupon. If you spent more than $ 300 in Calphalon, you got a free Dutch oven, worth $ 199, as well as a $ 50 gift card. You do the math to see how much I saved. I included the oven in the gift because I didn’t need one, but I kept the card.
The store generally has the same goods as the one in its previous location, but the additions are a section of hair care and toiletries as well as a HUGE section of travel-​sized items near the front. There must be at least 150 selections, from Woolite to Tide packets, to several different types of shampoos and hand cream and razors and deodorant. I would suggest coming here for the travel section alone; it’s amazing.
Hoping the place stays neat and clean, and most of all, that the cashiers remain pleasant. Just keep those 20% off coupons coming.