Bed Bath & Beyond rises from the dead — and yes, they’ll take your coupons

In the early 2000s, it was hard to pass through any major suburban center and not cross a Bed Bath & Beyond. The home retail stores were ubiquitous back then and so popular that one of the brand’s locations featured as a major plot point in the 2006 Adam Sandler comedy Click, which grossed nearly a quarter billion dollars worldwide.

But in the nearly two decades since then, Bed Bath & Beyond suffered the same challenges many major retailers have experienced: declining foot traffic, a shift in consumer shopping habits from physical to online stores, and rising costs due to inflation. The once ubiquitous chain ended up going bankrupt in 2023 and subsequently closed all its stores.

Now, however, one of those stores is back from the beyond—and it’s even accepting old Bed Bath & Beyond coupon