Lots of great inexpensive stuff to choose from. Everything is wrapped and sealed. We found the…read morestore to be very clean and well maintained.

Prices are not as good as I thought they would be. Felt like I could still find cheaper prices…read moreelsewhere.

Always a pleasure to dig through the bins and find hidden treasure. The store is the best of the…read moreRemate locations in and around El Paso.

Cool, cool cool! I love the bins and this one is huge!! I went on $9 day and I found so many…read moreawesome kitchen gadgets and household items that I needed!!

I recently purchased a pair of boots from Cowtown Boots, and I'm very disappointed with the quality…read moreand customer service. After only a short period of use, the heel started coming off and the boot itself began to come apart, which is not what I would expect from a new pair of boots. When I brought the issue to the store's attention, I was told that this was "normal" and the only solution offered was to hammer a nail back into the heel. I did not feel that this addressed the underlying problem or reflected acceptable quality for the product. I was expecting durable, well-made boots and better support from the business when an issue arose. Based on this experience, I would not recommend purchasing from here

Went in hoping to buy a cowboy hat. Could never get anyone over to help me. Looked at boots and…read moremost were priced like normal store prices. Would I go back there? Doubt it. No one seemed to want to help. So I left without purchasing anything.

I found a lot of good deals and different items, but you really have to look. Store was somewhat…read morecluttered an items was all over the place, probably due to the holidays but overall it was a nice place to shop. Prices were reasonable and staff was pleasant, will go back again.

Good variety of Mexican and Southwest themed objects but extremely overpriced. The gentleman who…read morehelped me was very friendly. He did not pressure just to make a sale and allowed me to take my time browsing. I would recommend this place for the variety of merchandise but would warn about the prices.

The minute I walked in the store, I was welcomed with a warm greeting. Craig and Amber went above…read moreand beyond helping me get the best dreamcatcher, jewelry and other items I was taking back home from my trip. I would definitely go back to the store and order online because of this marvelous experience!! Thank you Craig and Amber!! Please keep up the great work!!

I stopped in to kill some time and I liked this store. Two sections, one that has mainly clothing…read moreand and tv's and the other that had home goods and small appliances. Looks like they buy return pallets at auctions and resell. A lot of product is new and never opened and had really good prices in my opinion. Few ice cream makers and coolers I want to go back and get.

Pros- A lot of product is held by this warehouse electronic, appliances, house items…read more Cons- boxes are open and items don't always work. Keep your receipt, make sure you get a receipt! ask if the items work. Open the already *opened box and check the items because they aren't complete. Let the cashier know it was open and if it doesn't work you will return the item. A return policy is on the receipt.

I first learned about GMD Stores from Annie Adventures, who showcased their discadas, and I was…read moreintrigued. I decided to check out their Socorro location, not realizing it was part of a chain with more stores closer to the west side of El Paso. I'm so glad I made the trip! The store itself is clean, bright, and well-organized--kind of a mix between Dollar Tree and Daiso, with a wide variety of products at very reasonable prices ranging from $1 to $40, especially for larger items like grills and discadas. What really impressed me was the selection and quality of items. They carry everything from kitchen gadgets to outdoor equipment, and I found some great deals--like a propane grill I usually get at Korean stores, but for a much lower price. I also loved their bamboo section, which was super affordable and well-stocked. The plastic organization items were of better quality than those at Dollar Tree, and I even picked up a broom and dustpan that were sturdy and useful. There were plenty of associates available, all super helpful and quick to assist, which made shopping a breeze. They were busy putting things back in place, and the store felt super clean and well-maintained. While I didn't have time to explore the makeup section, it looked promising. One thing I would advise is not to bring kids unless you're prepared for a little chaos (I learned that the hard way, haha). We ended up spending about $50, and it was a fun and successful little shopping trip. The best part is that unlike Daiso, where everything is in Japanese, I could actually understand what the products were for, which made the shopping experience more straightforward. If you're in the area or even closer to the west side, I'd highly recommend checking out GMD Stores. It's a great place for some good finds at great prices. Oh, and by the way, I asked several employees what "GMD" stands for, and none of them seemed to know--maybe a mystery to solve for another visit!