Cost Plus World Market

Finding treasures each time I shop here… from clothing to dinnerware to stopping to grab a unique bottle of wine. Huge selection of everything quirky for your home. It allows you the opportunity to mix & match and decorate your home, affordably!
The jewelry is constantly updated with new and beautiful items, alot of them you will not find anywhere else, the east Indian flare is unique and again, affordable! You will not be disappointed!

Happy to sell to me with my Canadian credit card in store it apparently I can’t order online. Archaic.
Too bad because I love this store.

I have a unique Love-​Hate with this Cost Plus Market.
Love: my favorite bamboo toothpicks are here; fun home décor; interesting foods/​wines to peruse…
Hate: the people who work here are just… MEH. Check out lines always take WAY longer than they should, and if you need help around the store, good luck finding someone to help you.
I really enjoy all the options that the store provides, however if you are looking for good customer service, you best look elsewhere.

Always great people working here. Service is their business, and they back it with great products and a great wine selection. You won’t find a $ 100 bottle here, but you’ll find the best $ 8-​$ 20 bottles at the best price/​convenience factor here.

I came here for mince tarts from England for the hubby, but they had sold out long ago. Instead, I bought some silly nutcrackers to put on my daughter’s table. I am sure that they came all the way from China.
I also purchased some Crunchies cookies that the hubby had slipped into my basket. Sometimes this place has just the right item.

This is a swell spot. I love to go through here and look at the various things! I love the ethnic items and the housewares that they have. For a little bit you can get a nice look for a dinner party or gift. I really like the various food items that are from other areas of the US and globe. A lot of fun just to go through the aisles and see things that you may have remembered from your grandparents or childhood. Many nostalgic feelings on many items. I really love the assorted bowls, baskets and bins that can be filled with all sorts of goodies you find. It is the perfect spot to put a gift basket together for coworkers and family too! I like that a lot of the items are free trade from other countries. I wish there was more of that.

A little pricey and their selection can be slightly sporadic, but overall an excellent place to shop.
Their gift wrap and cards selection is very unique and not the «same old same old» Hallmark and American Greetings items. Just be prepared to pay Papyrus level prices (an extra dollar or two above what you’d grab at Target or a grocery store). Their other «gifting» items like soaps, totes, candles, and knick knacks are a tad pricey but worth a look, especially for someone who has more of an Anthropologie, old-​fashioned, artsy, or hipster type taste.
I’ve purchased three pieces of furniture from this location and overall am very satisfied with the quality for the price I paid (using coupons/​sales of course). Putting the larger items together was a pain, but at least you only have to go through all of the hassle once! I have looked at but not purchased their lighting and wall art.
The market/​gourmet selection seems to vary with whatever special displays they put up (I can’t seem to find several Hawaiian items they had featured earlier in the year), but is always a fun place to get some more unique or international treats. Their pricing on items seems to be around the same as the Asian and gourmet supermarkets I’ve shopped at, and while they lack the selection and any fresh items, they have excellent customer service! I wholeheartedly recommend the Hawaiian coconut syrup, and I’m not even a big fan of coconut flavors!
They have an excellent Torani syrup selection by the coffee wall, and they sell the pumps for the bottles too!
Note that some items will be found with the seasonal displays and not with their «category.» Also, their parking lot can be a little congested at peak shopping times.
With great customer service (they’ve offered to call me and hold a minor $ 6 grocery item), a unique selection, and some great sales and coupons if you are patient, Cost Plus World Market is a store I enjoy shopping at.

Something For Everyone
I enjoy shopping and I am always looking for unique pieces to decorate my home. I have to admit, Cost Plus World Market is one of the best specialty stores, that has a large selection of products imported from around the world. I wish there was a Cost Plus Market that was located closer to home because I would have to make weekly visits.
On this visit I was looking for Ivory Dinnerware Set as a gift for a friend. I was pleasantly surprised that Cost Plus Market had such a large selection of dinnerware to choose from and at very competitive prices. I selected a set of Provence dinner plates that were absolutely elegant and classic. I even purchased a second set for myself.
I can never leave Cost Plus Market without stopping by the Wine, Beer, & Spirits and the International Food Section. Foods from all over the world. Cost Plus has a better selection then AJ’s.
Cost Plus is clean, organized, and well stocked. The staff is friendly and acomadating and you can always find various sales. If you have never been to Cost Plus Market, you should make a point to stop by and take a look around.

Excellent! I shop here often and it’s always late in the evening during the work week. The staff is very friendly. They keep the store organized and clean. It’s usually quiet, but the employees are very attentive and helpful.
They greet me when I arrive and the manager is very nice; always looking out for the customer.

I have been going to this store for over 10 years.
One thing I love about it is the uniqueness of it. It also brings me that much closer to a motherland with all the product they have.
I enjoy diversity of products. It is a great place for cool gifts. Staff is always friendly and helpful. However, I must say, this location is always super busy, so make sure you have some patience prior entering.
This place just makes me happy. I can just go there and walk around for an hour… However, it is really hard to leave without spending money. Each time I go, there is always something new I find.
It is also perfect for Holiday gifting.

This location is one of their tiniest and busiest. Don’t come here without a basket full of patience. Walking in, either will make you feel claustrophobic or have reason to snuggle with your shopping partner. However, it is one of the cutest tucked ones to find your hidden treasure troves of German cookies, bread, and whatever sweet tooth ailments you have. Staff is consistently friendly and helpful.

Furniture and store is appealing and so cute and unique. The only reason I am rating it 3 stars is customer service.
I was in the store 3 times in two days and everytime it was hard to find a floor associate to help me. I felt like a huge in inconvenience to be there. I bought an item that couldn’t fit in my car so I returned the next day with a larger vehicle and the young gentleman was not so gentleman-​like. He made my husband and I feel like we were an inconvenience for him. We thanked him for his help twice and he didn’t say a word and just slammed the back gate.
Not impressed.

What a snooty store. I was followed around the whole time and asked if I was ready to ring up when I wasn’t even at a register. Didn’t have the bag of violet crumble that I was looking for. No need to come back.

Love this store! Always had positive customer service & I absolutely love the finds, very unique! It’s definitely one of my favorite stores! Sales & coupons are always a bonus!

Good selection, well stocked, and fairly reasonable prices. I like the food and wine sections best — lots of my favorite British desserts, candies, and chocolates at decent prices. Also a good place to go if you need to find a gift for someone but you’re not sure what to get.

Not a happy shopper. Everything was going so well… and then a nice bait and switch happened. Found a terrific selection of stools on clearance; each one unique; each one was $ 30. I found my solid blue one. I want it! A tad wobbly, but that is okay — that is why it is on clearance. A store associate spends quite a bit of time talking to me about ways to keep it from wobbling. And that $ 30 price is a great deal, she says. Alright. I’ll buy it! Bring the price tag to the cashier. Rings me up; my receipt is in hand. Calls for Manager to bring out my furniture to my car.
Manager brings me the wrong kitchen stool. Well, he says, this is the one you bought. Hmmm. there must be a mistake. Let me show you. I take him all the way to the store display and I tell him what happened. You see, Manager, you are trying to sell me the orange stool on display NEXT to the blue one that I bought. He says that probably some customers just moved around the price signs and he is right. I persist. Why are you trying to say I bought the stool NEXT to mine when I already showed you the price tag for MY stool and you rang me up already? You see, the one NEXT to mine still has it’s price tag attached. If I were trying to buy that one.well.your cashier would have it in his hand. We debate back and forth. I question him, if the signs were shuffled around why would there be two price signs for the stool NEXT to mine? You see each stool already has its own price tag correctly attached as you just reviewed each one. He’s stoic. Well, what’s the price then? Hmm. he doesn’t know and he goes back to look it up. Turns out it is $ 50. I don’t understand. An associate was just working with me and confirmed that $ 30 was the price.
Manager is adamant that customers probably just moved the signs around. I pointed around the furniture displays. Okay. Where is the $ 50 sign then? Was it shuffled around? Nope. No $ 50 sign anywhere. Just 4 stools, 4 price tags all at $ 30. My stool had a $ 30 sign, I brought it up front, paid for it and you are saying that this was a signage error? Your sales staff didn’t seem to notice.
I’m standing there with my receipt for my furniture. Already worked with the sales staff. Already bought it. Now you are telling me that you want me to pay the difference?
Your mistake. Sales staff error, signage error. Don’t care. Look, I worked in retail too and I know sales ticketing can be a pain. I also know what is good customer service. This is a double error on the part of the store. I think you can do better with your clientele.
Demanded my money back. Walked out. Too bad because I usually love this place.

Jenny introduce me to Cost Plus when I moved to Phoenix. Prior to coming here, the only one I knew of was a CP in Tucson that was perpetually going out of business. What a surprise it was to find a fully function CP on Camelback!
Love the coffee and wine selection (and pricing). As nearly everyone else has mentioned, you’re going to go in with a list and walk out with everything you were looking for and then some. If you ever get the chance, btw, pick up some of their fun furniture knobs. We used them on a bar we refinished and they made the PERFECT touch.

My nick name for Cost plus is «The Happy Place» — it just makes me happy. I can get lost in here for hours.
If I have a hard time finding a gift for someone, this is where I go, always something for anyone. The last time I was in I found some super cute earrings for my mom for her birthday, great mini fork and knife sets for my cheese plates while entertaining and a lovely bottle of wine for me! They sell individual glassware that I love. All different types of wine glasses, burgundies, whites, snifters, martini, flutes…
The staff is always helpful and knowledgeable. They usually have great sales or deals, but some things can be a bit pricy, I like to gawk at the giant rugs and furniture that are out of my price range.
They have a rewards system as well!
Looking for some eclectic lamps? Interesting wines? Fun throw pillows? Glasses? Snacks? Go to «The Happy Place»!!!

Cost Plus is awesome. I stop by here at least once a week as they have a fabulous wine selection and the prices are great. Their international food section contains items you can’t find at AJ’s or TJ’s.
They also have nice house wares; I’ve bought decorative pillows, bath mats, shower curtains and wine glasses. Need a gift? This is a great place to find something unique and cool for anyone on your list.
It really is a World Market and you won’t leave without buying a lot more than you anticipated.

I love this store. It’s colorful, warm and inviting. They have food, wine, soda, bracelets, furniture, etc. I could literally spend several hours here.
Yesterday we stopped by hoping to find a non-​traditional coffee table. We walked out with chipotle chocolate, silverware, ice cube trays and a bench that we are using as a coffee table. Their prices are very reasonable, I think they could charge more and people would still shop there.
Did I mention that I love this store?