3.8 stars If you are…read morelooking to buy furniture in town, definitely visit Laing's, Bell's, and Ashley. Also, look online. This place does not look very impressive when you walk in, but they have this huge area in the back. I didn't like the selection there, but I guess it's not like you are going to buy several dining sets or sofas. You just have to find that one gem. If you find a nice Ashley furniture, these people can order it from a catalog and give you good price. Sometimes, the price was quoted similar to Ashley, sometimes, a lot lower. My friends had a problem with something they purchased and they came to pick up the item the next day to repair it. These people are not all over you when you walk in. I think they actually lack friendliness. Something is very comical about the way they are. They are good people. It's almost like they don't care too much if you buy or not. In my opinion, it is still worth your time if you are trying to find a good deal. Check them out.

This store is new to Del Río and a WONDERFUL addition to the maker / handmade / sustainable options…read morehere in town. The owners are so friendly and they have made a huge effort to create a space that is welcoming, inviting, and offers a unique selection of fabric and quilting accessories. The day I visited they also had fresh coffee and pan dulce for customers! One of the owner's kids was nearby helping with internet stuff and the husband and wife team worked together to cut fabric and ring me up. The fabric selection is high quality, with many patterns and prints that reflect the region's Mexican/American culture. There's an absolutely gorgeous Cotton + Steel thread display of every imaginable color. Embroidery thread, sewing notions, and a few quilting patterns are also available. I already love this store and can't wait to see how they grow. Very excited to have this resource in Del Río!

Great customer service, friendly staff with outstanding disposition, would definitely recommend.read more

My son collects pecans and he went to trade them in for cash the man who helped us made his first…read moreexp so special that my son felt very appreciated we definitely will be going back

Very helpful workers and great customer service it's my go to place for when I'm in a rushread more

My dad and I stopped in searching for a toilet tank lid, to replace a broken one with no luck…read more Located away from the main parts of busier Del Rio, TJ Moore used to be one of your main go to stores for home projects. The train tracks that used to belong to TJ Moore are no longer in use, and the store doesn't seem as busy, which is sad in a way. You'll be able to find your lumber, and parts for fixing things around the house. It's not on the scale of Home Depot, so don't have real grand ideas coming here. The aisles are easy to navigate and the store is quiet, if you're shopping for basic home improvement items in a no frill place it's here.

Does not look like much driving up to it. It is an old warehouse. The owners and workers are…read moreextremely nice. You'll be greeted by very nice cats that they adopted. I held a cat while I shopped. They sell mohair blankets and throws. They are awesome. There are tons of farming supplies and deer corn there.

This a great local feed & supply store in town. The "wool house" as called by locals has been in…read morebusiness since 1923 and has everything you'd need from livestock supplies and unique wool & mohair accessories to a great variety of brush/ hunting jackets and tough leather work gloves. It's a great local business with a laid-back attitude.

Came in to get my sizes for a tuxedo and although we weren't renting from them they were really…read moreaccommodating and helpful

Hell yeah this place is great! It's located right next to the border so assume most folks won't…read morespeak English. What they do speak is a good bargain. Sure you have to mine through a bunch of junk to find a hidden treasure but that's part of the fun. I found a like new Victoria's Secret sequined "Bride" hoodie for $4 and my fiancé found a nice button down shirt that looked brand new for $3. They had a quite a bit of clothing and shoes as well as tools and lawn equipment.

My father recently had to get his vehicle taken care of and had everything taken care of at…read moreFirestone. Mike greeted us and listened to what my father was wanting and needing to get done for his vehicle. New tires, brakes, tire rod ends, and ball joints on an almost 20- year-old vehicle was taken care of without any major issues, and Mike was good about keeping my dad informed about the progress from ordering parts, to scheduling work.