Marshalls & HomeGoods — Attraction in La Puente

So what if you have the money to spend. What you see is what you get in the store. You don't have a choice. What we are lacking in every retail store is a wide selection of products. I feel like I am going to a yard sale, a 99 cents store, or a Goodwill for used, hand-me-down, and discontinued products every time I'm at the store. I don't even get a discounted price because everything is marked up. It is sad to see brick and mortar stores are deteriorating to a point of no return.

We still have Amazon, right? Just order it from your phone to have it delivered at your doorstep. You want foods? Instacart, UberEATS, or other competitive gig delivery services. You want a ride? Uber or Lyft. Someone has got to pay the bills because all these services are not free. Don't forget the tips.

I would cook than going out to a restaurant. I would rather go to a store and pick up stuff myself. I don't want to pay these unnecessary bills.

I don't have anything against Marshalls or HomeGoods. It's just a lack of selections and all the reasons I...

This is an unusual combination of stores. In my experience Home Goods is usually combined with a TJ Maxx. It is also an unusual configuration in that the store is wide, but not very deep. The inside was different than most Marshall's because of this, but the merchandise was the same and the store was clean and well organized. I was looking for a particular Christmas clearance item which I didn't find, but I was not surprised as I knew it may be gone. I didn't purchase anything else as I was in a hurry, so I did not get to interact with any store personnel. I wouldn't mind coming again though. The store is tucked into a strip mall across from Puente Hills Mall. Parking is a challenge and I found the spaces way too small to avoid getting door nicks. This, however, is not the store's fault so I saw no reason to...

We’ve been to Just about all the local HomeGoods/Marshalls , Rowland Heights, Walnut , Glendora, Monrovia ,Chino ,Brea and Yorba Linda. They are all basically the same other than some stores have product that other HomeGoods have ran out of ,It’s a hunting game for your favorite designer products, Rather it be Rae Dunn cups ,clothing ,seasonal products, bakeware ,kitchenware, jewelry ,candies ,my favorite are imported Italian candy. They have patio furniture and indoor furniture .They have a lot of different products at great deals. The structure inside is big with so much merchandise. The service is courteous and friendly with many cashiers most of the time .The line might be long on the weekends at times, but goes fast. There’s plenty of parking with a handicap stalls close to the...