HomeGoods — Local services in Tukwila

had terrible experience returning something. i came in with an emailed receipt to return something and the cashier maria didn’t seem to know what to do with it even though i had everything ready. refund finally gets started and is in the works of being finished, when she reaches over to press print only for the receipt without asking how i wanted to get the receipt. i wanted it to be email only and there was no way to get an emailed receipt after it finished. she called over someone who either was working here longer or a manager i think juanita, doesn’t explain the situation and how she was the one who pressed the button not me, so juanita assumed it was me who had pushed the button and wasn’t able to help me get an email receipt. it would have been a different experience if i had actually asked for it printed and needed the assistance or cashier actually had decency to ask how i...

This is the Tukwila location.

I must have been there for the monthly "push for the Homegoods card" because that message came on heavy to every customer that came up to the counter. Usually you can decline & move on but after the THIRD attempt, I (rudely & abruptly) said, NO. I was pretty frustrated after standing in a long & noticeable line with 3-registers open. There was a gal literally coaching the register person & telling customers how awesome the card is, & stating, "[she] could prove she has credit on her card she could use on purchases. Saying even Costco didn't give that much money back on their rewards!"

Well, Costco does a better job of not hassling their customers & ringing them up to actually buy stuff.

Told them that I'm headed to Bellevue because they are a better store.

Midas 1-star for the hard push for the...

I love shopping at Home goods but my experience on Friday the 28th was very unpleasant and embarrassing to me for what was said loud enough that other customers heard. I was looking for home decor items and found a mirror that was on clearance. It was a heavy mirror. At checkout I did not want to remove it from the shopping cart because it was easy enough for the cashier to scan it. The cashier asked if I can place it on the counter and started struggling to lift it. She then said never mind I will come around. She came looked at the tag and said, "I needed to confirm the tag because you know this get switched up". I just looked at her and said nothing. I was at counter #1 and observed other customers with items with clearance tags not subjected to the same...