Not the discounts that were expected. Some items higher priced than in other stores. Clean,…read moreorganized store, tho

I love Ollie's. Never know what exactly I'll find but always find numerous items. It's worth…read moreexploring.

Fuel City, eat your heart out - you have some credible competition. King Mart, a Phillips…read more66-branded filling station/convenience store in this Navarro County seat recently added a counter, some tables and cooking equipment to produce muy delicioso street-style Mexican food - tacos, burritos and quesadillas. Hamburgers are also in the menu. There is a lot of pass-through traffic between Dallas and Houston, so the owner decided to install a lunch counter. In talking with the owner, he admitted to never having been to Fuel City in Dallas to try their tacos. Instead, he brought in a local cook to develop their own menu. The meats - carne asada, barbacoa, pollo, lengua, etc. are all fresh. They also make their own salsas - hot habenero, mild red and mild green - and keep them in a warmer. I ordered the carne asada tacos on corn tortillas (flour is also available). You can watch as the cook dips the tortillas and then fries them up on the grill. They then place a generous amount of meat, onions and cilantro on top. They are served with lime wedges. The steak was seasoned nicely, dripping juices and very tender. At $1.39 each, the tacos are a tasty steal. This place does not have table cloths, silverware or china. Be prepared to sit at a small counter with locals or grab one of the few bench-style tables.

From the owner: Best Tacos in town.read more

Your basic Aldi store, coming from someone with exactly one prior Aldi experience in Tomball. It's…read morebuilt on the corner of a dilapidated and otherwise empty Kmart lot, which makes for a lonely environment. Aldi probably seized on the fire sale. This one seems more poorly organized than my previous Aldi experience, with the food items scattered about the store on different aisles. The general merchandise was somewhat tossed about in the designated areas. I wouldn't say it was dirty, just disheveled, and didn't make the best impression. There was a lot of stocking going on for a Memorial Day afternoon with several shoppers in the store. Navigating the narrow aisles with stocking carts blocking the way became problematic. One shopper on a mobility scooter had to ask staff for help getting to items blocked by the stocking carts. I found what I needed here--more than I wanted, and at generally good prices. I couldn't shop perishables due to distance from home, so I can't comment on those items. I found the staff to be very pleasant and helpful, but there aren't many opportunities for interaction in this mostly self-service grocery. All-in-all, glad I stopped here, but I probably won't do it again because there are locations closer to me that make more sense. This time it just happened to be on my route, so I took advantage of the opportunity.

Some things to know about Aldi. There's usually no more than 2 people working at a time, you're not…read moregoing to see fancy merchandising, and you bag your own groceries. This allows them to save money and pay their employees more. You also need a quarter for a shopping cart which you get back when you return it. This saves on labor as well. The prices are great. They carry a lot of nice German foods at the holidays. The chocolate is high quality. Often there are some crazy good deals. If you see something you like grab it because it may be gone the next time you're in. We love Britney. She's such a friendly cashier. Aldi it great, especially if you know what to expect.

This place always has the most helpful staff. You're greeted when you walk in and they are so…read morefriendly. With so many shoes I thought I would have a hard time finding my size but the guy was close by to help. Price was very reasonable.

From the owner: At Shoe Dept., you can find brand-name shoes, the latest trends, handbags and fun accessories at…read moreaffordable prices for women, men and kids. We're a family-friendly footwear store with 1100+ locations carrying well-known brands for everyone such as Hey Dude, Crocs, Skechers, Timberland, Tommy Hilfiger, and branded athletics such as adidas, New Balance, and Converse. Brand selection varies by location. We also offer a selection of shoes in extended sizes and wide widths! Our store associates are ready to help find your fit. Whatever your style, whatever your budget - that's our Dept.

Come back to Canterbury Court what is my all-time favorite store that I visited in Corsicana…read more Beautiful large store with so many amazing, antiques that I was in all of every turn that I made in the store and what I saw next. The curators of the store do a fantastic job of putting together a collection for someone's house that anyone could be proud of. Well, I would not describe the store is cheap. I would say that it is somewhat affordable for the quality in history that you buy with some of these amazing, and in some cases one-of-a-kind pieces.

This was a little antique store we popped into to escape the rain. There are so many beautiful…read morewooden furniture pieces here. If you're looking for older tables and tongue-in-groove furniture, check it out. Even though we didn't get anything it was still fun window shopping.

To call this the best game store ever might be a bit of an overstatement. But it is a great place…read moreto shop. The shelves are stocked with all the latest video games. But you might expect that from any GameStop. What makes this one shine be above the rest is the people. They are all friendly, helpful, and as a whole very knowledgeable. If the individual doesn't know the answer to your question, he or she can most likely find it in a timely manner. I always look forward to visiting this store even if it is just to pay my cell phone bill. Great job. Keep up the Good work.

this is quite a dry shopping area with not much stores or variety. wouldn't necessarily call it a…read moremall.

When the mall opened up in the mid-1980's, this actually was a good, nay, great mall: Eateries,…read moremusic store, clothes stores, arcade, hair salon, health food store, bookstore... Basically all the things that would constitute a normal mall. The mall remained this way for a while during the 1990's, and some stores closed along the way, or changed names. Natural evolution, right? Then the stores started closing, and nothing replaced them. Sure, Bealls, Cato, GNC, Regis, and Corn Dog 7 stayed the course, but pretty soon they were the forefront of the whole College Park Mall experience. A few stores came in and out just as quickly as they were announced, but when the old Wal-Mart left the mall to move across the street into a super mega hyper combo center, this is when the mall truly died. I just don't think anyone's had the heart to tell the poor thing. Cato and GNC fled to a new shopping center across from the new Wal-Mart. The 2000's have been nothing but unkind to College Park Mall. Bealls still remains there, as do a few clothing shops. Over half the mall has been walled up where the old jewelry stores used to be, meaning half of the shopping center is completely inaccessible to people. Too bad for the senior mall walkers that once frequented the place and did their paces every morning, right? Corn Dog 7 looks like it could/would almost be open, but it turns out that whoever owned that place, must have done a fast abandonment. You can still hang out at Corn Dog 7, just don't expect any service there. Or food. Ever. The mall is a sad, sad place these days. Many locals bemoan the high rental costs it takes to run a store there as to the reason why nothing new comes in anymore, from high-profile store to even a local business. So if the landlords wanted their own personal empty mall to ride bikes in or roll a ball from one end to the other uninterrupted, good job! They achieved their goal. It's depressing even walking into the tiny section that's still left open. The even more bitter pill comes from knowing that it actually used to be a top-notch shopping experience for Corsicana.