I was planning on buying fragrances but I walked in and the employee saw me and didn't welcome me…read moreor ask if I needed any help. Two ladies walked in shortly after me and were immediately greeted warmly and asked if they needed help with anything. I just came from Silverland's and I was ignored by two sales ladies but one watched me as if she thought I was stealing something. This is really sad that businesses treat non Caucasian customers like this. I hope the owner sees this review.

This little shop is nice. We went in and bought a S'Well bottle for our daughter who was playing…read moretennis and the owner not only washes the bottle out but also filled it with ice water for her. You can only get great customer service like that at a shop like this. I can't wait until I have more time to go in and look longer which is saying something because I hate to shop.

This is a great, fun store. Their specialities seem to be trading card games (especially Magic the…read moreGathering - tournaments held here frequently) and retro video games. They have Atari, Nintendo, Super Nintendo, Sega consoles (Genesis, CD, etc.) and even newer stuff like Playstation 2 and up, XBox, Wii. They have everything from the old games themselves to the console to play them on and all the periphery (controllers, memory cards, etc.). Prices were very reasonable. They accept trades and also do buys. A motto displayed on the signage for this store is "Buy, Sell, Trade almost anything of value" and they mean it. You could walk in with an antique lamp and walk out with a Nintendo console with the works. If it's worth something, they'll entertain a buy offer or trade-in for store credit. They also do disc resurfacing which is very important for we flea market skimmers (discs typically scratched). Talk to Brian, the owner. He's likely the biggest guy anywhere in that store the majority of them time. Looks like Penn Jillette of the magicians "Penn & Teller" (or does Penn look like Brian?). He's super friendly, always willing to try to gain a new loyal customer by trying to get you exactly what you're looking for, and (Pro Tip!) if you're buying quite a bit of stuff at one time (like $100+), he'll totally cut you a nice discount... he did for me! Like a pawn shop, the inventory changes on a daily basis. So, even if he doesn't have your favorite game today, tell him what you're looking for, and it may just show up. Things (even really rare games) just walk in off the street to be sold or traded-in here. Oh, and I didn't even really get into all the contemporary, not-your-grandmother's boardgames they carry, the vintage toys (StarWars, He-Man, generation 1 Transformers, etc. - many new in the packages), and comic books. It's really just a nerd's paradise. Loved this store.

As soon as you grab the door handle to enter Game Quest the problems begin. The handle was loose…read moreand awkward step up into the building almost made me and my son fall. It is very dusty and dirty with a gross coat of grime on the items. The store is cluttered and unorganized making it difficult to find items of interest. There are hazards everywhere including random boxes of merchandise (Skylanders) in the middle of walking areas. It's very difficult to find help with making a purchase & the staff is rude and indifferent if you make a purchase or sell items or not. I was insulted by a staff member for asking when they would be buying gaming items. It was my mistake for visiting this store multiple times with the same experience. I love supporting local businesses but Game Quest has no business being in business. It's only a matter of time before someone gets hurt unless management cleans house. Figuratively & literally.

This was a great place to shop. Friendly and helpful staff…read more Now they're closing as of 1/28/2022 since the owners are retiring. I'll miss the great people who were always there to help me find the right card or gift.

I have been to this location a few times both with the similar experience. This isn't my normal…read moreHallmark however Everytime I enter the store I am greeted with smiles from both employees that were standing behind the register. There are always a few customers browsing in the store & they always seemed to be content with what they were looking for. Like any other Hallmark they have great signage displayed so you are able to find the correct cards. The employees are helpful & nice. This Hallmark belongs to the Hallmark Rewards program, which I love their rewards program, it allows you to get points to earn towards $$ off. On the downside there could be difficulties when finding as it shares a lot with other businesses in the area but it doesn't bother me, just walk a little further. Everyone could use a little more exercise in their day.

I LOVE Torrid. I swear by the shoes and all clothes I have purchased online and in-store. But I…read morewent in a while ago looking for something in particular. I could not find what I needed. So I figured I'd look in the undergarment section just to see If there want anything instore I wanted. I asked for a room to try on what I had found. I guess I change quickly because when I came out the ladies were standing at the counter gossiping not knowing I could hear them. As this store to me represents women of bigger size not being judged it sucked hearing someone say rude things behind my back. Makes me not want to come into the store. I will probably be shopping online unless it's last minute.

Great selection of clothing and awesome prices! The sizing selection is great also since they have…read moresuch a variety to choose from. The store location is toward the center of the mall is it is very convenient to access.

I think they opened on June 11th, 2021 but I didn't get by there till about a week later. Actually…read moreI tried a few days before I actually made it in but even though the sign said they were open till 8, they were only open till 7 I guess. I sat in my car and tried to decide what to do next and saw about 30 different people within the next half-hour that went up to the door trying to go in about 7 to 7:30 p.m. . I mentioned it to a young man who asked me if I needed any help when I finally got in there and he said the first week they were only open till 7 because they hadn't gotten all their inventory in and didn't have a lot to sell. I wandered around I looked at just about everything but I just didn't see anything that I needed or wanted except for a couple bags of snacks up front. It's all self serve but there is someone to help you if you have difficulty ringing it up.

Nice Store To Visit I Went To The One Missouri Is Big Before I Left Missouri To Came To Texas?read more

This is a relatively new store. It just opened up a couple of months ago. I've been here three or…read morefour times already. I don't feel that they have quite the volume of merchandise that the store on Bell has but this place is starting to grow on me. I always find a few things. It's probably just as well I don't find a lot because it saves me money, lol. The clothing seems pretty nice and clean. The store smells fairly good. They have four nice fitting rooms to try on clothes. Everything is spread out pretty well and nicely visible. The employees have been very nice so far. The prices are the same as the other location, pretty decent. Senior day is Monday but it's only 10% off compared to the stores in Arizona that are 50% off of everything every other Saturday. I think Tuesday is military day but if there are other sale days I'm not familiar with them because I don't fall into those categories. There might be a teacher's day, I'm not sure. I haven't bought a lot here, maybe 15 to $25 per visit. But what I've gotten has been pretty nice. They are fair about their returns. You get a store credit only as long as the original tag / Barb is on it and you bring it in within a certain time, I think it's 7 days maybe. I've only returned something once or twice and I've had no problem. Baby clothes are about $1.25. children's sizes are $2.25 even if they have brand new tags on them. Ladies skirts are $3. Blouses and sweaters are $3 25 cents. Blue jeans are $4.50. they have a lot of shoes but I haven't really priced them. They have a few brand new items along with all the resale items. There are lots of shopping carts to use. I plan to stop in every so often to see what's new and recommend it to others.

I liked this store. It reminded me of how Big Lots used to be before they turned into a Target…read morestore. Big Lots used to get discontinued items that other stores were moving out to make way for new merchandise and they had real cheap prices. Over the years I saw them change to a store that carries basic merchandise that is very similar to what a Target or Walmart would carry. Tuesday morning still has that wide variety of products and you never know what you will find there on any given visit. They almost always have a little bit of yarn although they didn't have any that I could use today, no acrylic, only wool and cotton. They had a wider variety of scrapbooking and craft items than I remembered. They had lots of pots and pans and dishes and kitchen items, Linens, figurines, candles, fragrances and lotions, even some food items like cookie mixes, coffee syrup flavorings, candies and cookies. I didn't see any coffees and only saw a pumpkin flavored tea that I can recall. I wandered around for about an hour and spent under $20 but it was very entertaining if you enjoy just walking around and looking. I also think it would good be a good place to look for a gift item. There were plenty of customers, not crowded but bustling. I encountered one clerk who was extremely nice, a young girl who asked if I needed any help and if I wanted her to go get me a basket. The cashier was much more blase like she wished she was someplace else. I didn't have occasion to use the restroom. The store is barely visible from the outside, being overshadowed by the Big Lots store next door, but on the inside it's really quite big and full of lots of goodies.

This is my must-stop whenever we're in Amarillo. From turkey brine to carpets that look like a…read moresleeping Yeti, you just never know what you might find in here. Actually you do know, because for the most part their stock remains steadfast. It's just that there's so much of it you'll see something new every time you visit. There's a huge variety of inexpensive glassware and tableware to choose from, along with all the things to make your dinner setting special like chargers, placemats, cloth napkins of all kinds, artificial flowers and a million kinds of containers to display them in. There's a nice sized assortment of wines and beers from all over, and if you just want to try one or two different beers, they're happy to let you buy by the bottle, or build your own six-pack. Beside the wine and beer are the food aisles, ranging from Eastern European, Indian, Italian, Korean, Japanese, and more. Our Czech exchange student was so excited to see familiar candies and chocolates when we took her; helped with the homesick cravings a lot to be able to pick her up the occasional Kinder chocolates. If you're a Torani syrup fan like I am, they have it stacked floor to ceiling on the back wall, in all flavors and many in sugar free as well. They've also got a million kinds of teas, from Earl Grey to flowering to weight loss. There's also a nice selection of inexpensive furniture, rugs, window treatments, and bath specialties available, as well as some lovely scarfs and clothing and jewelry. And candles. And... oh just go already!

Yesterday was the first time I had ever been in this World Market although I have been to others in…read moreother cities and always enjoyed looking around them. I buzzed in here at the last minute after getting a referral from a girl at Natural Grocers that this store had some glasses with tea infusers built in. The clerks were very nice and helped me find the right section after I wandered around the tea and coffee area and didn't spot them. They were over with other household items rather than in the food section. They showed me at least three if not four different kinds. I saw one that was very interesting and only $10 but the online reviews were mixed on it so I hesitated. I might go back for it, I'm not sure. I forgot how fun it was to walk around the World Market and look at all their interesting items. I will have to go back there when I have more time to meander around and look. I did buy a package of Scottish shortbread cookies, something that is mostly a yearly treat because I don't need the calories but I do enjoy the flavor and texture of these delicacies.