This is the only place I get my good from they have been here for decades I usto buy homemade…read morePokémon blister packs from their grand son in the mall its easy to bash a business when you can roll with the punches silver and gold ropes at great prices

I went there today, and as they were as friendly as usual. I had purchased a ring in Nov 2019 and…read moreit was not holding up very well. Exchanged it, no problems! Thank you, Gloria

Horrible and horrendous experience!…read more I went to this place for the first time to replace the crystal and battery for my watch. Lady took my watch and told me that they have to send it to someone else for crystal replacement estimate. Didn't say how long and and how would I know, so I asked her about it and was told that some time later that week I will be getting a call. More than a week and still no call so I stopped by and even though I had a receipt they were unable to locate the current status. I was told that the repair person is in and out of the hospital hence the delay. While I do understand unfortunate situations but how about a call with updates to the customer? It is really not that hard, isn't it? I was told to wait another week or so for estimate. Again, more than a week and still no call so I stopped by and it turns out that my watch was already sent back by the repairer don't know since when but without any estimates for whatever reasons! No apologies or anything like that for all the inconveniences I suffered! I asked for the battery replacement and told $10! I have had enough at this point so I just left with my watch only to never return again or recommend this place! I was able to order 10 batteries off of ebay for just $2 and replaced it by myself.

This is a spot that I swear I went to like 20 years ago and it was way more fun. Now it is just a…read morecollection of alien themed displays behind cages or glass. You can take photos, but no real interactive aspect to it (which is what I remembered from it from long ago). It is fine, but it is a little boring. It is definitely for tourists of little ones. It is fun-ish, but not much to actually do but check out staged displays.

Not counting our hotel , or shopping or eating , this was the activity we spent the most money on…read morein our time in Roswell, and it was by far the least worth it. I was really taken aback because of all the good Yelp reviews. I don't know if I am missing something or I came on a bad day but this is definitely not worth it in my opinion, especially when there are so many other fun things to do close by. When you enter The Alien Zone there is a tiny gift shop in the front and the girl behind the counter was watching a movie on her laptop. We asked for two tickets and paid $17.32. She pointed to the curtain and said "You're fine to go back and check it out. You can touch all of the props and take pictures." Once we walked through the curtain, I thought we were getting pranked. There was a wall full of toys like aliens and rats and spiders but they are all behind netting that has been zip tied together, so you can't touch any of it. Then you see a few displays with aliens that look like they are left over from some old escape room or something. Underwhelming is an understatement. We figured since we had already paid, we might as well try to have some fun, but it is so dark in the room that It's difficult to get a good photo. There are only two rooms and once we got into the second room it got really really warm. At the very end they have a lab coat that you can put on for photo ops I guess but we were literally sweating, so we just left. If you are reading reviews to decide which things are worth doing and which things are not, definitely put this on your not list. The UFO spacewalk is just a block or two away, it's less expensive, and way more fun. There are also plenty of alien photo ops all around the city, including the visitor center, that don't cost a penny.

I highly recommend the Verizon store on North Main! Laura Cooper provided some of the best customer…read moreservice I've ever experienced. She was incredibly patient, kind, organized, and knowledgeable. Instead of immediately trying to sell me a new phone, she spent over 2 1/2 hours doing everything she could to fix my existing one. Only after we had exhausted every option did I decide it was time to purchase a new phone. Laura found me the best deal, treated me with genuine respect, and walked me through every step of the process. She made sure all of my information was transferred correctly, answered every question I had, and even cleaned my new phone before I left. Outstanding customer service like this is hard to find. Thank you, Laura, for making what could have been a stressful experience so easy and pleasant!

This store is the best! The employees are very professional and chill. They get what you need done…read morequickly and in a friendly manner. Don't go to the other stores in town. They are Russell and they aren't as good. They don't help you out as much as this store!

It was $5 a head to walk through. It took less than 5 minutes. Not sure why it's called a UFO space…read morewalk. It's a black light walk So kinda expensive. And kinda boring. Not really worth the money.

It's a fun place to immerse yourself in the alien theme throughout Roswell. If you have kids, you…read morehave to bring them here. As an adult, it's just a novelty experience because you're in Roswell. The Spacewalk is under black lights which is great with all the displays- both stationary and some moving. It will take you 7 - 10 minutes at most to walk through here depending on how much fun you're having in there. Lol This is just another fun, artsy place to stop through and get into the spirit of the aliens. For me, it's a one time stop and glad I visited!

This Goodwill location was very nice. Clean inside. Big selection of every type of section. Pricing…read morewas really sporadic and some were laughably too expensive. I did find a few cool items. The lone cashier was super kind.

This store is very nice, clean and organized ! The manager is very nice. If I lived closer I'd shop…read morea lot here.

I like my glasses and all the tests were. My issues with this place is the man working in the front…read moreshowing you the glasses. He refused to show me half of the glasses they had because those were the "expensive" ones. I know I'm 24 but that doesn't mean I can't afford higher end glasses. And unless a customer tell you his or her budget, don't make assumptions on what they can or can't afford. He was very rude and smug! Anyways, after trying on dozens that I didn't like, he finally relented and showed me the pricier ones. And guess what? The first pair I tried I liked, and bought! I recommend getting your tests done here but taking your prescription elswhere!

I had an unfortunate visit at Roswell Vision Source this afternoon. Now, as you read on you will…read morerealize that I had several opportunities to avoid my current situation, which is sitting at home with a pair of brand new broken sunglasses. I ordered a pair of inexpensive, not cheap, sunglasses on line which arrived today and slightly crooked The left lens sat a little lower on my face than the right. Being as eager as I was to wear my new sunglasses, I let my impatience get the better of me and opted not to return them and decided to do some research on how to adjust the glasses myself. After reading up, from a few credible sources whose articles listed several solutions that involved warming them up to then bend them by hand, I felt more comfortable with the final piece of advice in almost every resource I found, which was to take the sunglasses to a professional, to an optometrist. I figured this would be the best solution considering that the person who would potentially service my glasses would have a better understanding of when the glasses were beyond adjustable. Basically, they would understand the limits of the material and not force the plastic or the hardware on the frame to the point of breakage. So, I found Roswell Vision Source, the first link in a google search when you type in optometrist, 88201. I looked at their FB page which had some fun posts, a goat with sunglasses, something about a shark eyeball, and a bizarro comic strip. I said "ok they past the test", I don't know why they past the test but I came to the conclusion that they were hip to the game and would know better than to break a new customers sunglasses. So I decided to call em up. The person who picked up was very nice and confirmed that they would in fact attempt to adjust my glasses. When I asked how much and how long it would take, she said free and possibly 20 minutes. She also said that since I didn't buy the glasses at their location, they could not "warranty" them. Red flags everywhere, but I ignored the signs on the strength of my faith in professionals, goats with sunglasses, and shark eyes. So I got on my bike and rode about 15 min to their place with crooked sunglasses on my face. I also need glasses anyway so I was hoping to either make a future appointment or see if I could have been seen today. As soon as I arrived I told them who I was, then the person who I had been speaking with on the phone came out the back and asked for the glasses. She then proceeded to handle them much more aggressively than I had thought and said to myself "wow, look at her bend those glasses! She must really know what she's doing!". They looked like spaghetti in her hands. Either she was forcing them in a way too much, or she was very confident that she wouldn't break them. Then I looked at the faces of the two receptionists who looked like they were watching a video of a slow motion car crash. Now I'm scared. Then I heard a click, at this point panic sets in, not only for me, but the other two receptionists look a bit worried. She says "Oh, that's the lens trying to come out". Excuse me?! Of course I don't say this out loud, I should have. And why would that comment make me feel reassured? At this point I just wanted to get my glasses back but I don't say anything, I should have. She then goes to the back to where I imagine there exists a magic machine that makes any pair of glasses fit any human face. All optometrists have them, right? I was actually relieved that she would stop mangling the glasses with her hands and take them to the magic lab. Finally, time for science to step in. I was surprised that it wasn't the first thing she did. She comes out 5 minutes later and apologized telling me that they broke at the hinge. She suggested I go to the jeweler in town to get them soldered. Now I have to pay more for broken glasses that I didn't break and compromise the integrity of the hinge?! No. What can I say, I'm an idiot. I mean would you go to a barber who told you "this haircut is free, but there is nothing you can do if I cut your scalp by accident" or a mechanic who said "I'll fix your alternator for free but if it breaks I'm not liable". No, you wouldn't. Today, I did. Now, I have to find another optometrist, which is sad because the people there were so nice, with the exception of the person who sought lethal vengeance on my brand new sunglasses. A big shout-out to the other two receptionists who stood by and watched as my world came crashing down. Thanks a lot, you two. This is a bad review, but it is not o say that you shouldn't go there for all your vision needs. It seemed like a nice place with nice people and free coffee. Just don't go there for their "free non-liable, crooked glasses adjustment special". Not worth it, my friend. I got a bug in my eye on the bike ride home, which made that eye tear up a little. The tears coming from the other eye, though, those are very real tears, from very real sadness.

This Walmart is well-stocked but is notably lacking in personable employees and bathroom…read morecleanliness.

Their app gave out bad information on my delayed delivery. Their customer support didn't help then…read morethe app lost the chat. If the app keeps wasting my time I will stop using it.

This store tends to markup their prices during a suppose sale. I went to check out a sale one day…read moreas i saw on their front windows a sign that said, "Super Sale." Supposely there was an entire sale on all the store from 10% to 50% off, but all that turned out to be just a scam. The prices were mark ups to maximum retail value in order for you to get a percent discount which brought the price at regular price. I saw a nice INVICTA watch i wanted. The selling price was $849 with a 10% off which was around $649 or something. I looked at that same model watch and brand on Ebay for $149. Some fucked up sale. Was not impressed. Saw all they had and it was all marked up prices. No sale was going on. Be a smart shopper. Check before you buy.

I visited the Roswell, NM store on Thursday and Friday, July 10 and July 11, respectively, to look…read moreat the housewares section, where I noted the sale price of several OXO brand kitchen utensils. The prices seemed a bit higher than I am accustomed to paying in California, where I live. For example, on Thursday, the fruit scoopers were marked at $13, and a 4 qt. pop-top containers were $30, an extraordinarily high price for this product. I returned to the store with my daughter the following day and saw sale signs at the OXO products. However, rather than finding the $13 fruit scooper marked down, I found that the regular price of this item had been doubled to $26, and the "sale price" for a $26 item was $15.99. How dare you hoodwink your customers this way!!! This sort of shady business dealings has lost you not one but several customers. I warned my daughter and her in-laws against shopping at this store. Undoubtedly, the word will spread about the JC Penney "sales" in Roswell, NM.