World Market — Local services in Humble

At first, it looks like a shop for your grandmother, who wants furniture, clothes, and some jewelry and jewelry-like doorknobs. So, initially, I was immediately disappointed.

However, it's a shop with a little bit for almost everyone. As I wandered though the aisles, I found more and more stuff that interested me, not even including their massive selection of different alcohols. They have foods and such from the works, including Europe, Asia, and even Australia, Philippines, and New Zealand, which are often forgotten.

I walked in expecting a grocery store with stuff from around the world, thought I saw a grandmother's dream shop, and actually found a shop that I'll return to again and again. Walked out with ceramic chopsticks to replace my own, a small Japanese ceramic cup, and some sake, which I haven't had before. I will likely return for other stuff that aren't just Eastern, as well.

Also, who doesn't love wine tasting? Saturdays...

I entered the store as a first time customer. It was a great first impression but then not even 5 minutes inside the store one older male associate asked me if everything was okay as I was looking at trinkets on a mini shelf so yes everything was fine. Then a female associate asked if I was doing okay or needed help when I was just looking. Everything was fine then but it felt like multiple associates kept an eye on us throughout our whole shopping experience. When I was ready to pay the associate was ignoring us and she kept on talking to this white customer. I payed cash and the associate check my 20 and 10 dollar bills with a marker and if that wasn’t enough she then proceeded to scratch my bills with her nails. I felt really offended the scratching of my bills was unnecessary. If you’re Hispanic or of color I don’t recommend coming here. I will not...

I normally have very good things to say about this place, but when I came inside to pick up an order today there were four cashiers standing around the checkout and talking. I walked up to them and told them that I needed to pick up an online order. The woman closest to me replied: “Sorry, I'm off the clock sweetie.” While I believe she intended for it to be a joke, that is not how customers should be spoken to. She also continued to talk about what she said to me to one of the other cashiers right in front of me. She should have let her other coworkers assist me and not said anything at all. This whole situation was unprofessional and...