If you remember, I had a lot of brand new Little Adventures dresses (retails $25-$35 each) I was…read moreoffering to moms for free. A lot of them contacted me, but only one picked up. My daughter was really sad because she wanted to share her pretty dresses with other friends. I saw a news article that said the Child's Crisis Center in El Paso was looking for clothes and I contacted them. They were happy to take the new dresses. Unfortunately because of Covid, they are NOT able to take used clothing/toys at this time, but are accepting NEW ones. They are completely dependent on the community to help since a child costs about $300/day and the government only reimburses up to $150/day. They provide care for CPS kids, military kids, kids whose families are homeless, and respite care (if you're in need of a break and the child might be in danger you can call and ask for them to care for them while you recover). Their work SAVES KIDS. They are a nonprofit organization and gives out receipts for donations, so if you're looking for an alternative to Goodwill etc, please consider them for new items (during Covid). The new clothes and toys provided GOES with the child, since they usually arrive with nothing. They're taking used televisions, game systems, and electronics to entertain the kids so if you are upgrading yours this holiday season, please consider them as well. If you're a penny couponer, and buy items new for cheap, please consider them as well. When I penny shop, I always buy extra to donate. I just wanted to highlight this worthy organization doing great work for the community and please remember that small children can't advocate for themselves, so we must speak up. What a great local resource and organization! #supportlocal

never take your kids here! reporting to better business bureau this is CPS but when abuse happened…read moreto my daughter it was stated as not being CPS and to contact the facilit. Filed a police report of the abuse and went into thin air- My daughter is traumatized and scared of this place! She was choked and subjected to "R" rated movies-yeah better to go anywhere else!

Unfortunately, the owner, Bill Clark., closed Literarity. It was a great little bookstore. It had a…read moreselection you wouldn't find at Barnes & Noble or any of the other big book sellers.

Definitely recommend this book store! We enjoyed shopping there, but most of all having good…read moreconversations with Bill! The place is small but plenty of books to choose from! It's clean and the service is just outstanding! The prices were also fantastic! We will definitely be back!

Good food with a very comfortable atmosphere with an open invitation to come back which I am sure…read morewe will

I try to be as selective as possible when it comes to five-star reviews. But some places make it…read moretough or easy for me to place that rating when uploading my reviews. This is one of those easy places. I almost stumbled upon the kitchen's entrance but I was kindly guided to the right path with some chuckles. The place inside is simple yet manages to catch your glare and attention to see every detail and every leaf on their plants...that you can buy!. The concept of order is kept simple as well. Pick your plate and sit down anticipating the unique taste that comes from vegetarian dishes. I left a happy customer once I got to taste those tacos you see in my image. Hidden but not for long. Enjoy and support the cause. Provecho!

Service at the check out last year . In December. The girl was ride she said "check if the movie…read moreis I'm there" like ma am please . There said I had to get something of 99 cents or more. And the costumers shouldn't be responsible for the merch the employees should be responsible for that. And not only that . Employees get in people's way from browsing isles of the store.

Everything in this store is super expensive. Probably more expensive than brand new. They do have a…read morelot of stuff but more would sell if the prices were not so outrageous.

Just that the employees get in the way of people who are trying to browse the isles . Please have…read morethem not crowd thanks

I just moved here a month ago and its my first time coming to this store. When I finished browsing,…read moreI stood in line waiting for an associate. I noticed the self check out lines but I wanted to ask an associate about store programs/deals/subscriptions as I am a frequent thrift store visitor and this store is new to me. I observed a man standing behind the jewelry section and I kept waving at him in a friendly manner suggesting I needed assistance. After 20 minutes of being ignored, he finally asked if I was "lost or something." I asked if I could check out with an associate and he stated, "we don't have staff for that go on the self check out." I noticed a woman had also been waiting for help at a self check out station and she never received help so she walked out. I walked to the next available station and I realized I couldn't understand the system so I requested for help on the monitor which made the station number blink. As I waited, I observed 2 women at the station behind me checking out items (or so I thought). One of them starred at me the entire time I stood there but didn't think much of it. After another 10 minutes of receiving no help, I moved over to another register and figured the system out. As I'm finishing up and recovering my receipt, I begin to walk out when the lady that was starting at me earlier when I needed help, approaches me and asks me to leave the hangers at the register. I asked, if she saw I needed help earlier, why didn't she advise me she was with a client but could help me at her earlier convenience?? She just stood there and watched me struggle. She rolled her eyes and walked away towards the gentleman standing behind the jewelry section to begin a conversation. I was so agitated by the lack of courtesy, lack of customer service, lack of staff it seems as I never saw any staff on the floor, and the atmosphere did not feel welcoming. Overall terrible experience at this location.