Amazing staff. So personable and helpful. Amazing fabric selections, organized for quilters…read more Beautiful store in the old Del Norte hospital building. A gathering place for those who love to sew!

Super cute and extremely well stocked quilt store. There are goodies everywhere. She has many new…read morecollections ie Moda. There is a large batik section as well as a good selection of flannel. There are many complete or nearly complete collections so it's easy to select fabric for your project. She has many panels and a wide selection of pre-packaged quilt kits as well. There are racks of books, notions and patterns. There is a nice sized beading section in the rear and she carries embroidery supplies as well. There are machine embroidery supplies as well(stabilizer etc). There are also Babylock machines! Absolutely worthy of a visit. I picked up a cute camper quilt project and my daughter stocked up on beads!

My guide Thomas Tichy did a great job finding different areas where the fish were at. He was also…read morevery patient and worked well with me, as a very inexperienced fly fisherman especially doing a float. I learned a lot from him in terms of casting properly and presentation of the lures for the fish. I was able to catch two but had at least seven fish taking huge bites but I was just too slow to get them all in which shows Thomas knew where to find the fish. My only disappointment would be that we did not get a picture of either catch but I have the memories of a great trip.

Three different thrifts stores. Smells nice. Very clean. Many helpers. So well in order.read more

I had went and brought some things to donate and they were super rude they had went through…read moreeverything infront of us and were talking bad about ever item which there was some very pricey items that we had recently bought but wanted to donate because selling takes to long and we were sorting out our garage. I will not be donating anything to them anymore

This place gave me horrible service and then cancelled me as a patient! Let me give you some…read morefacts... 1. I spent over $1,000 on glasses that didn't even stop my squinting. 2. The first prescription he gave me was incorrect. 3. Twice, they went 4-5 days without responding to me. 4. They referred me to Dr. Chang who never even called me. 5. Then, they changed the referral and gave me the wrong number to call. 6. Also, the office manager is super unfriendly! Do yourself a favor and find a place that values your business!

My almost-new, extremely expensive glasses (frame) broke over the weekend. They're too expensive…read morefor me to have a backup pair, beyond a pair of Rx sunglasses, so I went into MV Eye Care Center rather desperate. No one in the Valley seems able to solder the bridge back to the rim, and I'm blind and helpless without them. Kayla spent nearly an hour trying to find any frames in which she could fit these massive, "coke-bottle" lenses. In the end, she found a donated frame (free!) that will work temporarily. She provided suggestions and moral support [this was on top of any number of other issues, being the straw breaking the proverbial camel's back]. Most notably, she took the time to look up the make and model information of my (of course, discontinued) frames so that I could buy a cheap pair on Ebay ($40), then offered to put my lenses *back* in the new frames, once delivered, to keep me from having to start from $1,000 square one. This kind of humanity and kindness to a stranger are all-too-rare these days, and I'm so thankful to have met her on this otherwise rough day. My own (previous, 6-years of patronage) eye care place shrugged and said, "sorry, nothing we can do." Kayla proved them wrong simply by not giving up on me.

These guys were awesome!…read more I called ahead to make sure they were open in the offseason. Closed two days in the middle of the week but the timing worked out for me. First off, the store is massive and has just about everything a Coloradan would ever need for outdoor festivities. The mission: rent a sandboard for Great Sand Dunes National Park. Consider the mission accomplished! I spoke with three different people over my two visits (one to rent, and the other to return) and they were just so damn friendly. Knowledgeable, helpful, and encouraging for a first time sand boarder like myself. You can rent sand boards or sleds for $20 a day. Totally worth it, especially if you're staying in Alamosa. Other places offer rentals (many not near the park and many not open during winter). Kristi Mountains Sports earned their 5-star rating just by being good people. Thanks again for your help!!!

All of the staff was so sweet when me and my pup came to rent sandboards. They showered my dog with…read moreaffection (and treats) and gave plenty of advice on things to do in the area and along the route for our road-trip. :)

A clean well organized store You never know what kind of…read moregreat deal you can find I Visit there often Recommend taking the time to drive you sooner

I think that Anita is very awesome I've gone to the store many times she is great she makes me to…read morewant to go back

Best thrift store in the area. Huge selection, great prices, and a little of everything from…read moreclothes to furniture.

Every time I've gone in to this place in Monte Vista I heard personal conversations between…read moreemployees. It's not uncommon to hear the manager and assistant manager having a very loud argument at the front register. I asked one of the employees once how they price things because they seemed high to me and they said, "We just think up prices." No research, no thought, completely unprofessional. At least the store's clean, but there was a bedbug scare there a few months back. I stopped shopping there because they're overpricing things almost as bad as the Nazarene store. Go to The Hut or Memory Lane next to Coors. They're nice and don't scream at each other.