This place is so inconsistent with their days and hours it is nearly impossible to plan a trip…read morehere. Their facebook and google info is not accurate and with multiple locations and multiple pages all referencing multiple locations you cannot even determine what, where , or when you may want to go check it out. If you do stumble in on a day they are open you can find some decent merchandise

I walked in not knowing what to expect, I found an area with makeup and I got stuck there, never…read moreeven had a chance to check out the rest of the store. I definitely have to go back!! I got some great stuff for only $20 total

You must have patience and time for shopping Mostly Amazon…read morestuff. Returns, overstock at good prices. Closed Thursday and Friday starts the progressive lowering of price All items $8 going down each day to Wednesday $1. You will find something. Rarely walk Out empty-handed. Litter irritating with the resellers who scoop up closed boxes with even looking at them. Staff is pleasant. Be aware 6% charge for credit card use and bags 11c. Bring your own

Situated on far West Side off of Doniphan resides El Remate Discount which is a liquidation side…read morewhere you can grab some solid deals. The way to succeed here is having a bit of patience, a will to search, and to just go with the flow. What's pretty fun about this place is that you can grab some high dollar value items if you put in the work. El Remate is closed on Thursdays as they reset each week with new inventory. Depending on the day you go determines how much you spend. Fridays have the newest inventory and every item, I MEAN EVERY ITEM, you check out with is $8 a piece. The payment schedule is as follows: Friday $8 Saturday $6 Sunday $4 Monday $3 Tuesday $2 Wednesday $1 A few things I learned while here. Please respect their policy of not opening boxes on the floor. They have a dedicated room where they'll open it up for you and if you don't want it they'll retape it. The organization is that there is no organization. I did notice more home and tech accessories were towards the left of the store. Bulk food and drink items were in the back of the spot. Looo for the very back wall to the right and you'll see them do pop-up drop offs of various crates. It's a pretty fun way to score some deals. I even found $60 tempurpedic pillows for my king bedroom and got a set for $20 plus a wide variety of other goodies including a whiskey smoker set and a 20lb kettlebell.

Great place to shop like going to another country and not leaving the U.S.A geared towards Mexican…read moremarket theme find things here only found in Mexico just watch out for the rude banditos that walk around like they own the place do not make eye contact with them most are gang members who are looking for a fight other than the danger, perfect place to shop.

Baked Goods out of a dumpster…read more Not once but twice I have purchased their pre-made baked goods from their display in front of the counter and it was trash. Lucky for me the first time a diligent young checker spotted 3 of the 4 Blueberry muffins i purchased(i have severe visual impairment) were covered in mold. But this time it wasn't visual, the Banana Nut mini-muffins were stale as little rocks. To be fair the vendor makes decent baked goods. This is TOTALLY on Pepper's for not inspecting their displays. The display baked goods are overpriced and rarely fresh but they are adequate when not spoiled. I like their muffins but I will no longer be purchasing anything off their display ever again. Once is a mistake twice is a problem. Whoever runs the Bakery is not competent or too distracted and it hurts their customers. That is all.

Doc encouraged me to get out of the car cuz I love Black Hills Gold jewelry. Begrudgingly I did…read moreand of course she was right cuz I did make a purchase. I looked at a BHG hummingbird earrings but I didn't want to spend over $200. I did buy the tiniest BHG earrings, an Indian design ring, a copper hoop earrings and a bundle of sage. The white buffalo jewelry looked nice but the pieces were larger than I'd like. 3+ hours more til we reach Tucson. Let's get on the road again.

Yes we got suckered into going here by the billboards. We all know the billboards as we are driving…read moredown I-10 and there is about 10 billboards advertising the many different travel plazas in southern New Mexico. I actually never stopped at one of these before because when I was younger my grandparents always flew through New Mexico and never would stop for anything. What made me stop this time around? Because my boyfriend saw that billboard for the desert bot which too him looked too much like a transformer so like a child he begged me to stop so he can see the robot. I'm not gonna lie, the robot was pretty good and he has his own little merch going on there. The billboard mentioned homemade cookies, which I actually did try and while they may not be world famous, they taste really good for gas station cookies. Their snack selection is pretty limited and their drink selection you will miss it if your not actively looking for it. It definitely wasn't crowded and the workers there were friendly. You do have to pay pretty far from the cashier though so don't be shocked if your cashier is at the register and your two counters away checking out. Overall its a nice stop and I recommend if the kiddos are acting up, to stop here and let them see the desert transformer.

Called for fuel prices. The guy couldn't tell me. He told me $4.99 or $5.99 or something like that…read more Now why would I go to a place if you don't know your fuel prices

Great stop!! We…read moregassed up before hitting I-10 west. The bathrooms were in good condition. What made this a great stop was the burritos! There is a Dickies BBQ on site, but that is just a chain. I noticed when I walked past to the restrooms that there was a window to the kitchen and a hand kept reloading the foil wrapped burritos into angled shoots full of goodness. There were three of us so my hubby snagged a chicken, steak and a bean & cheese. We got back in the car and headed on our way. I had the steak, he had the chicken and my sis-in-law had the bean & cheese. Mine had grilled pieces of steak, beans, cheese and chunks of potato. It had a great kick of green chile that let you know that Hatch was nearby. My husband took a bite of his and let out a "Woooo!" There was some heat rocking in his burrito. He asked his sis if she would like a trade and she did. (I wasn't giving mine up) She took breaks between bites to let the heat dissipate. That was legit! The bean and cheese was delicious as well. He enjoyed all of it. Good stuff!

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!

I usually don't comment on chain stores of this nature, however this store was so clean, well…read morestocked, and with a staff member who walked me to what I wanted, well you have to take notice and say thank you. So Thank you Dollar General

So my husband and I had to stop in Deming because of car trouble. Well we had to walk the evening…read moreof April 2nd. We both went into this store and asked for a flash light. Well we got a cheep one and it was messed up inside of it. So we went back in and talked to who it seems to be the GM name John. He ended up getting another one just like the one I bought and it had the same defect in it. Well he ended up getting one a little bit more expensive and he helped up make sure that it worked. Lisa the cashier was very helpful also. Both people were helpful and very nice. Even though it was about 10 minutes till they closed I didn't feel like I was being rushed out at all.