HomeGoods — Local services in Atlanta

I’ve reached out to corporate about my shopping experience at this location. Followed through the store as soon as I entered. As I’m looking at the rugs one of the workers comes over and announces the price as if I asked. No Hi. No How are you. No do you need any help? Just walked up and announced the rug was $1400 as if that would detour me from being interested(it didn’t). I stand in line to complete my purchase and the same lady immediately rushes to the counter and stands next to the door as if she’s anticipating me to run out the door! I don’t like job-shaming anyone however it’s always the people working for minimum wage appearing as if they’re one Big Mac meal from their food stamp card declining who tries to pre-judge others. I’m disappointed in myself for still completing my purchase after the fact and will most likely return my items. I’d rather take my money elsewhere where I’m respected and not pre-judge based on my skin color. Based on other reviews this isn't the first time this...

Whoever the manager is “in charge of furniture” is going to be responsible for Home Goods losing repeat customers. I wanted to purchase a light pink chaise that had dirt on it and no price tag. He informed me it was $60 (because he “remembered” seeing it before; gave me no hard evidence), and said he didn’t see any dirt so wouldn’t discount the price. Barely even looked at the item and was incredibly obnoxious: “I’ve worked here for 3 years I know how much it cost and I won’t take money off because I don’t see any dirt.”

The nice woman working the register was very accommodating and made sure I had the receipt to return it immediately upon being treated that way.

Might as well buy things on Amazon if you can’t get a reasonable discount for items that are damaged, and I won’t give money to places that treat customers so poorly.

Try At Home, Marshall’s, Target, or Walmart for...

This location is often very busy but somewhat a good location to shop. Workers often have cart to unload in way of aisle. Though often find what i'd like. It is kept up pretty good but a small Homegoods. Be alert to easily moody, weak minded, rude workers here. Today i decide to get a glass pitcher, Homegoods is a good place to look☺. Found one walk around keep up other items get to register problem. Bagging; I tell cashier (young female teaching another) to not bag glass with pot in such large bag she became rude basicly threw (tossed) one item at me, her tone harsh/nasty change when spoke "have nice day". I am a customer i do not go to store to praise,cheer-up, ego stroke, or pamper the miserably employed. Homegoods have employees to put a sheet of paper around breakable item bag with items to clang about. This ruins a decent already...