Tuesday Morning

Great place to find scrapbooking & crafting supplies such as stickers, embellishments, Washi tape, paper packs, scrapbooks, etc, for up to 80% off of both Michael’s & Jo-Ann’s prices! Love coming here, especially since it’s so close to home and one of the only Tuesday Morning’s left in San Diego. :(

I visited a few days ago and I was pleasantly surprised. Products are updated and the store is organized nicely. Staff was alert and friendly. I come in a few times a year, but I can see myself coming in more. The products before seemed used but still selling for full-​price. I felt like I was shopping in a dime store before. All that has changed. I feel they are more keyed in to the consumers needs.

Great bargain store, but you need to know your stuff. Don’t expect to buy what you need on the first trip if you’re looking for furniture or bigger items. Their inventory changes often, and prices can fluctuate.
I’ve found great deals here on curtains luggage, lamps and other misc. items. It’s sort of like the home department at Marshall’s.
It’s worth stopping by if you’re looking for a bargain. You may find exactly what you want, you may not.

I came here hoping to uncover another great discount store but I was disappointed. I would rather shop at Marshall’s or TJ Maxx. Not only are those stores more organized but I feel they have better prices as well.

This place seemed disorganized, dirty, outdated and lacking focus (all the «departments» are about 1 aisle and they sell a little bit of everything, from infant clothes to garden tools).

This is a decent almost second hand store. They are a bit pricy but have some cool stuff in there.

I dont shop here much but they always seem to have what I need! Its like a mini Wal-​Mart LOL.

Sometimes you can find good stuff here, and sometimes you scratch your head. I got a plug-​in trivia game for the TV, of the sort you play in bars, for like $ 3. And there are lots of other good toys there, scrapbooking supplies, and assorted household items.
But the furniture is still pretty pricey. They had a coffee table today with a big ol’ scratch on it that was still $ 250. Huh? And they still have tons of Christmas stuff that is still not too marked down. For example, a Mikasa nativity set, one piece missing (didn’t say which piece, if it’s baby Jesus it’s a no-​go) for $ 34.99. Marked down from $ 39.99. I mean, it’s March. How long are they holding onto this stuff? They still have a whole corner of it.

Like a higher class version of GTM. All the things are very random and hold some wear and tear from being moved around too much? But I feel like the quality here is a little bit better than GTM, but I think they can work on the organization a little better. It’s very small and cramped, so be prepared to squeeze through some pretty narrow isles filled with fragile items!
There are some good deals here if you are willing to put your time into digging for them. Like there are some quality notepads, some nice weave baskets, some good bed sheets, and etc. But be warned, you do have to put in A LOT of time to find some good deals!

Gave this place a try today, because I get their e-​mails and I am always looking for bargins. Saw the other 2 reviews and I do not think it is a Sh’thole. Pretty much organized and lots of friendy staff to help you. Found some great bargains. Shopping carts outside without automatic doors is a bummer but I managed. It is like another Big Lots, but smaller. I will go back again.

I’m a fan of Tuesday Morning’s bargain basement prices. I just got a set of Calvin Klein bedsheets for $ 29, marked down from $ 260. Sweet.
However, this location blows.
Reasons:
1. Clearly this shop is manned by only one person, and she is unpleasant. Really unpleasant. Possibly because she’s the only person working here, and the lines at the register are 10 deep, always. I could go into specifics, but I feel bad for her, so I won’t.
2. Shopping carts outside. I don’t understand why businesses do this, but I especially don’t understand why a business would have shopping carts outdoors if there is NO AUTOMATIC DOOR and NO RAMP DOWN INTO THE PARKING LOT. I felt like I was doing a challenge on «Double Dare» when I tried to get my shopping cart in and out of the narrow entrance with a door that wanted to bitchslap me all the while. Then, dropping my shopping cart off the curb so I could wheel it over to my car felt like my first time on rollerskates. To summarize: scary, unbalanced and not well thought out.
3. It’s a shithole inside. This location needs to hire someone to clean up after the slobs who shop here. I saw two very loud and obnoxious southern grandparents tossing bedsheets literally over their shoulders into the aisle behind them, then walk away once they found what they were looking for. Plus they kept asking their infant grandbaby if she was feeling «sticky» — which just made me want to vomit.
Weird.
But the sheets? A steal.