I like shopping at this place (used to be Cost Plus World Market, now it's
just World Market). Before Christmas I used one of these 40% off sale
coupons to get my mom a nice big pannetone. This past Sunday the local
paper (_Chicago Trib_) had their flyer with another one of the 40% off
coupons. Just picked up some olio and balsamico. I just checked and it's
also available online (click the link below, I've also included the fine
print), they'll also have their flyer w/coupon in the store.

I enjoy nozing around the place, they have all sorts of little food - ish
nicks and nacks. Lots of good food items at decent prices, e.g. condiments,
olio, coffees, balsamico, teas, spices, chocolate, LOTS of imports, etc.
Glasses, dinnerware, festive decorating items, kitchen stuff, you name it.
Even if you only have a coupla bux to spend you can always find a little
something. to buy...

This coupon is good for all items (except likker), including their nice
furniture. Before the holidaze they had a Friday "Happy Hour" where
everything in the store was 10% off between 5PM - closing. Don't know if
they'll be repeating that or not...

[Note: I am in NO way affiliated with them, I am just a satisfied customer]

You can print out the coupon he

http://www.worldmarket.com

"Coupon offer valid from 1/7/07 thru 2/2/07. Not valid on alcoholic
beverages or gift cards. One coupon per customer per day. Coupon must be
surrendered at time of purchase. Cannot be combined with other offers,
coupons or discounts. No adjustments to prior purchases. No cash value or
rain checks issued. Offer good while supplies last. Returns must be
accompanied with original receipt. Valid at World Market stores only. Not
valid online.
Cashier: enter as discount. Discount code: 5071"

/

On Thu, 11 Jan 2007 05:35:02 GMT, "Gregory Morrow"
wrote:

I like shopping at this place (used to be Cost Plus World Market, now it's
just World Market). Before Christmas I used one of these 40% off sale
coupons to get my mom a nice big pannetone. This past Sunday the local
paper (_Chicago Trib_) had their flyer with another one of the 40% off
coupons. Just picked up some olio and balsamico. I just checked and it's
also available online (click the link below, I've also included the fine
print), they'll also have their flyer w/coupon in the store.

I enjoy nozing around the place, they have all sorts of little food - ish
nicks and nacks. Lots of good food items at decent prices, e.g. condiments,
olio, coffees, balsamico, teas, spices, chocolate, LOTS of imports, etc.
Glasses, dinnerware, festive decorating items, kitchen stuff, you name it.
Even if you only have a coupla bux to spend you can always find a little
something. to buy...

Yeah. I was in San Diego last year and found a few things to buy at
the World Market there. Fortunately I was limited to buying what I
could carry

Sue(tm)
Lead me not into temptation... I can find it myself!

Curly Sue wrote:

On Thu, 11 Jan 2007 05:35:02 GMT, "Gregory Morrow"
wrote:

I like shopping at this place (used to be Cost Plus World Market, now it's
just World Market). Before Christmas I used one of these 40% off sale
coupons to get my mom a nice big pannetone. This past Sunday the local
paper (_Chicago Trib_) had their flyer with another one of the 40% off
coupons. Just picked up some olio and balsamico. I just checked and it's
also available online (click the link below, I've also included the fine
print), they'll also have their flyer w/coupon in the store.

I enjoy nozing around the place, they have all sorts of little food - ish
nicks and nacks. Lots of good food items at decent prices, e.g. condiments,
olio, coffees, balsamico, teas, spices, chocolate, LOTS of imports, etc.
Glasses, dinnerware, festive decorating items, kitchen stuff, you name it.
Even if you only have a coupla bux to spend you can always find a little
something. to buy...

Yeah. I was in San Diego last year and found a few things to buy at
the World Market there. Fortunately I was limited to buying what I
could carry


If you poke around you can find some 'interesting' finds, e.g. nice
wooden blinds, picture frames, etc. Glasses and dishware you can get
on the cheap if you find them on sale. They've got really nice gift
wrap, bags, etc., especially cheap after the holidays. Their prices on
some Asian condiments were not higher than my local Pilipino corner
store (which is cheap). Lotsa condiment items are cheaper than at my
supermarket (Treasure Island in Chicago)...some of the imported
condiment items are cheaper at ethnic stores but then you have to take
the time and expense to travel to these places. A big bag of ground
black pepper was like three bucks, miles cheaper than at the
stupormarkets. World Market is just down the way a few blocks, it's
never crowded, and on several ocassions when I've been super - nice
(yes, I CAN be, you know!) they've even combined discounts (manager -
approved, not anything large, but hey). It's a handy place to have
when you need a few items and don't feel like making a big shopping
trip...

They have lotsa smaller sizes of things, you can put together a nice
gift basket for not much money...

The store (at least this one) is fairly clean and well - organised,
which is a big plus after shopping at places like the local Linens 'n
Things, etc...

Some of their household stuff reminds me of the olde daze of Pier One,
when that place could be a reasonably cheap source of such things.
Pier One seems to have gone really upscale, besides which the one in my
nabe has closed...

--
Best
Greg

"Gregory Morrow" wrote in message
ink.net...
I like shopping at this place (used to be Cost Plus World Market, now it's
just World Market). Before Christmas I used one of these 40% off sale
coupons to get my mom a nice big pannetone. This past Sunday the local
paper (_Chicago Trib_) had their flyer with another one of the 40% off
coupons. Just picked up some olio and balsamico. I just checked and it's
also available online (click the link below, I've also included the fine
print), they'll also have their flyer w/coupon in the store.


We just found one up in Jacksonville on our way back from the clinic and we
were in there for at least an hour! Isn't it fabulous? I didn't realize
that it used to be a Cost Plus; that explains the ethnic variety of the
goods. *Great* assortment of spices, herbs, treats, pasta, sauces, wine,
beer - not to mention glassware, kitchen utensils, plates, furniture,
drapes, sheets, towels, etc. Even my husband had a good time; he wanted to
stay longer than I did!

Thanks for the link to the coupon. We'll be using it.

kili

In article .com,
"Gregory Morrow" wrote:

Curly Sue wrote:

On Thu, 11 Jan 2007 05:35:02 GMT, "Gregory Morrow"
wrote:

I like shopping at this place (used to be Cost Plus World Market, now it's
just World Market). Before Christmas I used one of these 40% off sale
coupons to get my mom a nice big pannetone. This past Sunday the local
paper (_Chicago Trib_) had their flyer with another one of the 40% off
coupons. Just picked up some olio and balsamico. I just checked and it's
also available online (click the link below, I've also included the fine
print), they'll also have their flyer w/coupon in the store.

I enjoy nozing around the place, they have all sorts of little food - ish
nicks and nacks. Lots of good food items at decent prices, e.g.
condiments,


If you poke around you can find some 'interesting' finds, e.g. nice
wooden blinds, picture frames, etc. Glasses and dishware you can get
on the cheap if you find them on sale. They've got really nice gift

Some of their household stuff reminds me of the olde daze of Pier One,
when that place could be a reasonably cheap source of such things.
Pier One seems to have gone really upscale, besides which the one in my
nabe has closed...

Thanks, Greg. I checked online and found some glasses (I just gave away
my old ones). Long story short, they were online as a price for four
(maybe $19-20) but when I got to the store I just couldn't bring myself
to pay $4 each for everyday "beverageware." I know, I know, that's the
same price as the online price but it FELT more expensive. I almost
used the coupon for some Lindt Lindor truffles but my good sense
overcame me before I left the store empty handed. I wound up buying 16
Libbey or Anchor glasses ("beverageware") at WallyWorld for $10 and
change. I love World Market, too. I still have three weeks to use the
coupon. There's hope. And I don't like Pier I's new attitude.
--
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http://web.mac.com/barbschaller - blahblahblog -
1/4/2007, Lemon Pie Filling Like No Other
http://jamlady.eboard.com
http://www.caringbridge.org/visit/amytaylor

Melba's Jammin' wrote:

Thanks, Greg. I checked online and found some glasses (I just gave away
my old ones). Long story short, they were online as a price for four
(maybe $19-20) but when I got to the store I just couldn't bring myself
to pay $4 each for everyday "beverageware." I know, I know, that's the
same price as the online price but it FELT more expensive. I almost
used the coupon for some Lindt Lindor truffles but my good sense
overcame me before I left the store empty handed.


Hey, great minds think alike! I bought some of those there today, telling
myself, "Now these are to send to MOM...". I kept my promise to myself,
they are wrapped and ready to go out to the PO tomorrow...

Chocolate is not something I ordinarily buy, but having those Lindt truffles
around the house is NOT a good thing :-)

--
Best
Greg