Worst people work there they make fun of their customers argue the policy even when you are trying…read moreto just educate them so the company isnt sued for false advertisement must have horrible dm called corporate and never received a call back

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The Allsup's burrito is definitive proof that there is a God and he does in fact love us. I am not…read moreexaggerating when I say the Allsup's burrito is, perhaps, the best burrito I have ever had. Put some taco sauce on it and it will be tough to top. In addition, the rest of the various breakfast and lunch items are, what I would call, the pinnacle of gas station cuisine. I post for this location because the lady working (her name escapes me) was so full of pep and joy. She was thrilled that I thought her display was good enough for a picture but her age tells me she doesn't know that when the food is this good, the phone eats first. If you're ever driving down the road late at night, early in the morning, or in the middle of the afternoon, do yourself a favor and pull into Allsup's, snag a burrito, and make your day.

Don't try to clean your windows here, there's no clean soap and water or paper towels,I found one…read morewindow cleaning tool but it was in bad shape the muddy water it sat in was nasty smelly! I told the employee inside but he didn't seem to care!

5 Star. It's just a neat place to go to. It's like a Dollar Store / Flea Market combined. Prices…read moreare good. Could be better, a bit lower, but OK. You never know what you're going to see "New" that came in. Sure, they have a lot of the same stuff that comes in over and over, but there's always something NEW stocked in between all that older stuff sitting there on the shelves. Place looked like hell, trashy under previous Management. New Management and new set of Employees has really cleaned it up. Worth a walk thru every couple of weeks just to see what all has come in recently. Do Recommend. At the very least, stop by and just walk thru it. Even going in not looking to buy anything, you're going to BUY something. Guaranteed. (LOL)

Love Ollies!! Great prices and unique and cool stuff. A lot of home decor items and big rugs at…read moregood prices. The store is older but decently maintained compared to others. Easy parking and restrooms are "okay" lol other than that I love Ollies!!

best store in town they have the best service in portales I would love to go again once I get enoughread more

Great bargains! If you're a broke college student or on a budget, this is the place to shop for…read morethings like cereal, frozen food, canned food, toiletries, energy drinks, and candy. Dave always gets something in new, either it be discounted make up or huge 20 lb chubs of ground beef. We love this place and continue to shop there. Just wish they would get $1 bacon again.

I haven't been here since 2008 but im glad it still exist. Im from California and im home now but…read morewhen I was stationed at Cannon afb I came here to buy asian food. The owner of the store was very kind. She made trips to Dallas to stock up and she'd ask me what I wanted and she brought it back. She even cooked me Korean soup one time. Its been a very long time but I still remember. God bless you k.

Kinda wish I had found out about K's when I was living in Portales, but I'm glad I got the chance…read moreto visit this grocery store during my short time in NM. This definitely isn't the most orderly grocery store out there (random food packages consumed by the owner left on tables, some frozen goods packed into Ziploc bags, items in random locations), but it is way better than not having an oriental grocery store in NM. Apparently they used to be located on Thornton, but moved to Main Street away from the busy center road that takes you down Clovis. Don't be alarmed if it feels like you're going the wrong way. K's Oriental is nestled among the various houses, located right next to another oriental store. Odd, but we decided to go to K's since the Yelp reviews sounded promising. Before we had taken the trip to Clovis, we saw that some reviewers mentioned the owner making orders of bulgogi and kimchi. Since there isn't any good AYCE KBBQ nearby, we decided to take a chance and order 24 oz of bulgogi for around $15 or so. Reviewers mentioned that it was good, so we took a chance. Upon walking in, somebody was actually buying some other order of meat that the owner had prepared, which looked like a good sign. The store seems like it's both the owner's house and a small grocery store mixed into one. There are a ton of good items that would have definitely kept me satisfied if I needed to stay in Portales for awhile. From ramen, to Asian sauces, to Asian vegetables (I definitely would have liked this since all I ate was basically broccoli) to frozen goods - you can pretty much find anything and everything here. If you can't find it, ask the owner and she will try to order it for you if she is able to. She has Chinese items, Filipino, Japanese, Korean, Thai, etc. So the bulgogi ... we had thought the bulgogi was freshly prepared, but it seemed like it had been frozen for awhile. Not something that was newly made. For $15ish, that's a pretty steep price for just a tub of bulgogi. But maybe it would taste amazing with the tub of kimchi we had bought (I think the kimchi is divided into tubs from a large tub of kimchi that wasn't personally made by the owner). We warmed up half of the bulgogi, prepared it with rice, took a bite ... and we were very very disappointed by how salty and un-bulgogi like the meat tasted. So salty there was NO sweetness of that bulgogi marinade at all. It took several mouthfuls of rice to counter the saltiness. Not sure what the other reviewers were talking about, but this was definitely no good. Kimchi was also way too salty ... and only got saltier as it sat in the fridge. tl; dr - I wouldn't buy any of the foods prepared and packaged in tubs. Everything else should be okay. Credit cards are accepted, but cash is preferred. I would definitely visit again, but would not order the bulgogi ... or kimchi.

Glad I stopped here to get some groceries despite the negative reviews. All employees wear masks…read moreand doors post that mask-wearing is required to enter the store. It's decent for a supermarket along Route 66. I was surprised to find cauliflower snacks, wholly guac and other paleo/keto'ish products. Will stop by again to buy food next time we are in town.

Steaks were terrible full of pepper impossible to eat. Store was packed only one register open and…read moreprices were crazy high we traveled through so not to worry we won't be back

This location is no longer a thrift store. This location sales Amazon FedEx and UPS returns. Found…read morestuff fun stuff but is not a thrift store

Typical thrift store. It was pretty big but very crowded. There were a lot of clothes and…read moreknick-knacks, some baby furniture and equipment, seasonal items, shoes and boots, etc. I walked around for quite a while before I finally spotted a bin of yarn and ended up buying quite a bit of it. Luckily for me it turned out it was half price Monday so I got all the yarn for half what it was marked. I went back again the next Monday but didn't have as good of luck. I didn't really see anything new that had come in in the past week in the yarn category. But I got good use out of the items that I bought and it kept me knitting preemie hats and blankets and scarves for cancer wards which is what I do whether I'm traveling or at home.