Found this cute store with my daughter. They are super nice and fairly inexpensive. I could spend…read morehours looking at all the cool stuff they have. I just wish they sold online or shipped to Caliornia. Highly recommend this place

I want to purchase all the things here. We got night stands but wanted several other items. They…read morehave furniture, nic nacks, & basically anything for home decor. All in that rustic farmhouse shabby chic style. Cheyenne was very helpful. FYI. They don't have inventory of every item. We are waiting a few weeks for the furniture to come in.

After DesignCo installed new flooring in my house last month, I decided to have them install a…read morebacksplash in the kitchen. The sales staff spent several hours determining the proper tile selection. The installation team was professional and asked various questions along the way to ensure a great result. In summary, the finished product is Breathtaking!!!! Special thanks to Seree, Michael, Anita and the installation team for making my dreams come true!!!

Amazing store! Amazing people and amazing design opportunities. I purchased several items and have…read morebeen pleased. I did email them about something and never heard back, but.... Could have been multiples reasons for this unfortunately. It's definitely a place you want to visit if you are in Bryan or CS. It's a huge store and there is something there for everyone. They also make their own rich sanitizer and spray which smells heavenly. It's quiet pricey, but you could split a bottle with a friend. I'll absolutely go back. I've heard it's beautiful around Christmas time.

I had a very good experience at At Home. Alex was very nice and very helpful. Will definitely be…read morecoming back!

The service from Alex was amazing and helped to create a positive shopping experience:)read more

They have great books. I bought one that was originally $17.99 for .99!!!!!!…read moreThey also have a huge selection of dog toys!!! Most were $3.99-$6.99. The cashier was nice and friendly.

Our family likes to check out Ollie's. It's fun to hunt for great finds…read more Another reviewer mentioned the exterior looking like a daycare and it made me laugh because we thought the outside looked... colorful... as well upon pulling up. The value at Ollie's is great. We didn't have a ton of time to shop but we nabbed an A&M garden flag for $6.99 and a big bag of Brownie Brittle for $5.99. (Now I will note that we have been "burned" by food at Ollie's in the past -not this particular location- when we bought some mint patties which were infested with bugs. So yes we are "nervous" buying food here but I think that if they are well packaged, that shouldn't normally be a problem.) Now for the service. Wow. Aimee was our cashier and was FABULOUS. She was so friendly and helpful. She got us signed up for Ollie's rewards and explained everything so thoroughly. I honestly don't know why we didn't sign up before. It's not like we shop here much but the points don't expire so we should have done it sooner. Thankfully this wonderful employee was able to get us signed up. Wasn't expecting such great service here. Outstanding.

It Texas too long to drive across this state... get it... takes-us.... nm…read more If you think I'm an idiot and my reviews suck, well, it Tex one to know one. Texas is one of the greatest states in the world. It's also one of the better states of the USA. See what I did there too. It Texas too long to get around Texas, but it's an amazing state with so many facets to it, and I guess the main problem is the aggression and the politics, the guns and the polarization (yes, it's a purple state and the two sides do not get along), and the invisibility of the left wing (they're half the population, but they're completely supressed by the rich white ruling class, and almost every office in the state is held by rich white republicans), but there are some great things about it for sure. Not infrastructure. Witness the Houston floods and the Houston power outages. Note that these issues affect the most multicultural city in the country, rather than the whole state. All of the myths about Texas are based on prejudice and misjudgment. The funny thing is that Texans are often accused of being prejudiced, and yet such an accusation is, itself, prejudiced. The truth is, half of Texas is more liberal-minded: just look at any election results and then factor in all of the people that can't vote, feel their vote means nothing, or are afraid to vote. Half of Texas is not even white. Whites will be less than 50% of this state in just a few short years. It's one of the most Latin states there is - it recently belonged to Mexico - and also extremely culturally diverse, particularly in Houston, which gives any city in the world a run for its money in terms of cultural diversity. Texas has everything: deserts out west, rugged border land in extreme heat along the Rio Grande, and then endless plains and farmland up north, as well as the swamplands of the bayous out East. It's a nation unto itself, really. The tone and attitude and government is set very much by the extreme conservatives, indeed. But that does not reflect the people of this state. It is only half the story. As a musician, something like 7 of the 10 most successful concerts I've ever performed, were in Texas. Special mentions to the cities of Fort Worth, Longview, San Antonio, Houston, Corpus Christi, Harlingen, El Paso, Amarillo, San Angelo and Midland for being insanely good crowds. I've seen more of Texas than a lot of Texans have. I'm proud of that. And I love this state. Some of the great little quirks they have are excellent, extensive highway systems that include very high speed limits even for roads that are not interstates. On the other hand they give out a *lot* of tickets to speeders, especially with non-Texas plates. Also they have the "turnaround lane" at every highway exit, if you take the lane on the far left, it allows you to U-turn. A lot of the businesses in Texas are built along the interstate highways. It's pretty interesting. San Antonio is one of the most beautiful cities there is, and the Riverwalk is romanticism itself. Austin is "weird" and proud of it. The hipster capital of the entire Southern USA, for sure. Houston is my favourite city in the state because of its amazing food and diversity. Dallas is a Texas metropolis, but its neighbour Fort Worth is a real cowboy town. El Paso is basically Mexico, and it's awesome. Corpus is one of the most gorgeous beach towns you'll ever visit. And the RGV, well that's a far-flung amazing area that reminds me of Mexico. East Texas has been cruel to me at times. The Beaumont area is scarily polluted. Texas Food: https://www.yelp.com/collection/XaHthArNQw7mqn7MLvO4_Q/USA-Texas Himalaya - hara masala, rocket naan, boti Peri Peri Factory - inferno chicken Tostada Regia - mole w pechuga, salsas, everything Darband - #6 Hunan Bistro - Lamb Cumin, Hot N Spicy Chicken (Dry), Sizzling Tofu Seafood Banana Leaf - Char Kway Tow, Belacan Fried Rice Asia Market Thai Lao - Green or Massaman Curry with Shrimp or Veggies, Thai Hot, Thai Iced Tea or Lime Thai Iced Tea. Zydeco - crawfish etoufee, gumbo Tacos La Bala (Bellaire or Beechnut) - Torta de Cochinita Pibil, Charro Beans, Gordita de Trompo, Tacos Hot Bagel Shop - jalapeno sausage, everything bagel Nguyen Ngo Banh Mi on warm Croissant Yori Yori - Yuk Gae Jang, Soon Du Bu (seafood) Les Givrals - Banh Mi Spring Roll Express Nara Express - panang curry, green curry, thai basil fried rice Ramen Okidoki - lim's fried chicken spicy Angie's - chicken fried steak Lankford Grocery El Bolillo Xin Jiang Pollo Bravo Taconazo Truck Cocina Latina Pupusa Buffet Ekko's - gyros Gyros & Shish - gyros East Wall Fufu - til 2am Bijan - persian Los Perros - chicken kebab Triple J Smokehouse Luigi's - slices Salata Nu Ice El Pibe - paletas Coco & Cane

My husband and I had a wonderful experience working with Julian at Star furniture to buy our…read moremattress and bed. I would highly recommend him for his knowledge and expertise. We couldn't have asked for a better shopping experience.

we were looking for furniture pieces and let the service team member know we wished to look on our…read moreown. Not even 5 minutes later she was following us around and directing us towards specific furniture sets that were more expensive than we were comfortable spending despite us voicing that to the representative. I'm hoping the sales team takes it more seriously in the near future that when potential customers voice that they would like to browse on their own that they will respect that wish. Ultimately we were driven away due to the feeling of being pressured to purchase that same day.

My daughter and I were just discussing how we should go and look at some mattresses. So we stopped…read moreby this particular Ashley's. I'm glad we did. EJ greeted us warmly and professionally. After showing him what we were potentially looking for, he knew exactly what and where to go. We tested out similar mattresses (the one we wanted was not in stock). But then, someone else walked up and said: it up and ready. We tested out the latest mattress for him. It was a truly amazing experience. Furthermore, EJ answered every single question that we had and took time to explain everything. We ended up chatting and laughing like old friends. He was very genuine and knowledgeable. The prices and quality of each mattress that we tested out and inquired about was excellent. But then came a sweet sale for the particular mattress we decided to purchase. Omg! The mattress was awesome. Then we had to "put out a fire" but it was so smooth and even better than we expected! Clone EJ!!! No wonder he's a Sleep Doctor! Thank you for a great mattress and awesome customer service!

Very disappointing experience at Ashley. My fiancé and I visited the store yesterday intending to…read morepurchase a sectional, but the salesperson assisting us was rude, dismissive, and seemed completely uninterested in helping us make a purchase. When my fiancé commented that a loveseat priced around $750 seemed expensive compared with a 5-piece sectional priced around $1,300, her reaction and smile came across as condescending. She also did not make much effort to show us different options or explain the available pricing. What frustrated us most was that she never mentioned the Labor Day sale. I only brought it up because I had already seen the promotion on Ashley's website. Her response was basically, "Oh yeah, let me check, but you have to decide which one you want first." That made no sense to us. If different pieces have sale prices or promotions, customers need to know those prices while comparing options, not after they have already made a decision. We came in genuinely ready to buy furniture, but the attitude and lack of assistance made us decide not to purchase anything and leave the store. A better customer-service experience could have easily resulted in a sale.