Located in downtown Hobbs, NM, Casey's Mini Mall has an assortment of small businesses that I love…read moreto support. Here are a few: + Casey's Restaurant features old-fashioned burgers & other American dishes in a diner packed with coca-Cola memorabilia. + Popcorn Alley LLC provides flavored popcorn in addition to nostalgic candies, other confectioneries, and some non-edible gifts. + Salas Image offers mini & photo sessions for all seasons & occasions. Photographer Hannah was so easy to work with & got us our digital images in a timely manner. + SMINX is a woman-owned body and candle company. My daughters love their handmade bath bombs. There is a small, awkward parking lot around back or plenty of additional free street spaces within reasonable walking distance. Please support some of these small businesses if you get the chance!

This is a quaint area with shops and a diner. We got some tasty popcorn and candy. The shop across…read morethe street was nice as well.

Ah yes, the Roswell Mall…read more Well, it's located in the northern area of Roswell, NM. It's one level. It's not glamorous. It's not vibin'. But it is a hell of a lot better than my hometown mall. And even then I've seen worse. Oh my God, you big city kids will be so devastated if you go here. Turn back now before you're abducted by extraterrestrial lifeforms. At least they had a few decorations up for Christmas when my girls and I came here on November 29, 2025... a few Santa hats on the aliens. Lol. Lots of free parking.

This is the most depressing mall that I have ever been to. The stores are all empty. There are only…read moretwo restaurants located in the mall. A few stores. The fitness center is never open. Very small and sad.

Marshalls had their grand opening in Hobbs, NM, today (October 9, 2025)…read more By the time I got to view the new store, it was just after 6:30 PM and as loud as a popular steakhouse with hoards of people inside. The parking lot was packed. Most sections were well-stocked and tidy, however, the makeup section and home goods areas were quite messy. I really like the layout though and the flooring. There are some really cute women's clothes there. My daughter found some jeans that she liked, but we had to leave to pick up her sister. The checkout line went all the way to the back of the store at one point. She did note that the dressing room had trash in it already and had some kind of dusty film all over. Everything new in this town is always crazy busy like this during the first few weeks, but all of the employees I interacted with very kind and friendly. I can't wait to purchase some good deals because there's always some at this chain retail store. Just in time before the holidays! Welcome to Hobbs, America, Marshalls!

Store is empty and employee was rude when I asked for help…read more.. Bealls has a much larger selection and great customer service.

Not much has changed at this smal town JCPenney since I was little…read more I found a couple of athletic hoodies for my elementary level kiddos, but just browsing through the women's section there was not anything for my taste. It was mainly geared towards older women. I know I'm supposedly "high risk" according to my OB/GYN, but dang I'm not ready to be these clothes old. The whole store from the outside to the mannequins (see my photo from 11/15/2023) is worn out. Literally! The sweate on said mannequin was falling off and had holes and tear in it! The employees and the security guard seemed nice. I'm glad the hoodies were discounted at 35% off the original price because it wouldn't be worth it to me otherwise. I'm shocked this is the Hobbs' sore, I mean, store.

It seems that JC Penney does not have a complaints service. So I will post my complaint letter to…read morethem here. It is with great concern for your business that I bring this customer complaint to your organization, as it seems that your Department Store Supervision (Denise Woods, Supervisor during my ordeal 11/22/15 6:05 PM) has no problem with showing an utter lack of concern for customer service or resolution as a tactic to ward off customer complaints. I entered the above JC Penney location maybe 15-20 minutes before closing. My wife and I continued shopping without noticing that the store had closed. My wife had about $60.00 of merchandise chosen for purchase. On two occasions I had different employees tell us in a rude manner that the store had closed (10 mins after closing). On the first occasion the employee stated, "we may not 'even' be able to pay for our purchases" (I believe hinting that we should leave the items and vacate the store). On the second occasion an employee felt the need to eavesdrop the conversation my wife and I were having about the ordeal as we walked up to the registers and felt the need to interject a reiteration of the store's closing time. Unbelieveable! I still went ahead and made the purchase but brought up my concerns. The cashiers showed very little concern for my plight, but I made the purchase anyway. The "straw" of the whole situation was that upon trying to exit the store, the doors were locked and not one of the six employees on the store floor came to help me until I asked for the manager. Well, the manager came up to the store-front with the key. I tried to bring up my concern about my treatment in the store and her response was to open the front door and reiterate the stores hours and the fact that they are posted at the front entrance. By this point I was so upset by the continued mistreatment from the staff, which included the management that I asked if I could return my items. Without blinking an eye, the manager ordered one of her employees to execute the transaction, which left me in awe of the customer service strategy I was just witnessing-save face by not caring at all. The ordeal was so upsetting to everyone that one of the employees, ironically enough, told me that if I was going to send a complaint, to inform you that they needed new computers. WOW! This situation could have been defused by a simple apology, as all I wanted was appreciation for being a customer and to be treated courteously. Instead of I got this treatment. Make of it what you will, but it will be a long time before I think about setting foot in any of your stores.

Dollar Tree is the best dollar store in Lovington, NM…read more It's probably also the newest if I remember correctly. Compared to Family Dollar and Dollar General which are both also within a short drive, DT was way cleaner and organized. The employees were friendly and communicative on 8.2.2025. They currently have school supplies, some Halloween, and fall items up front for easier access. Love their Hallmark card selections.

By now most Americans are familiar with Ross Dress for Less…read more I was stoked to find this one in Carlsbad, NM since my young daughters finally both enjoy picking out their own clothes. It's an affordable fashion & home decor store that carries big name brands with a no frills approach to their layout and displays. Ample free parking in a shared plaza lot. Nice Spanish-only speaking lady working the back dressing rooms. The sensors on the purses at the front of the store were going off the entire almost hour we were there. No restroom for customers. All in all, it's a decent Ross.

Always busy and only have one person at the register. They are very rude. No customer service at…read moreall.

It's an okay Walmart Supercenter…read more Some days it's good. Never great, but good. Other days it's just terrible. There are transients scattered everywhere. The parking lot confuses out-of-towners. Folks put puppies in the back of trucks here. So sad. In the evenings the migratory birds swarm all of the trees and they are so loud. It's crazy. Let's move into the actual store finally... The place has been an absolute mess and then some. Dirty. Unorganized. Open packages. The carts suck. The shelves are empty or damn near it. The attitudes from the employees equal those of the other patrons. Why is it like this? The only reason I give it 3 stars is because of the low prices. Ample parking during the mid-mornings. And at self-check I can still purchase whiskey, tequila, and beer with the assistance of an employee. It doesn't take more than a minute usually. I have found that it's faster and more efficient to do self-checkout as much as I detest it. That sums up this love-hate relationship.

I placed an order at 10am for delivery between 3-5pm. They sent me a message that they attempted…read moredelivery at 3:45 and no one was home. THAT IS A LIE. Then they said they would deliver between 8-10pm. My parents are 89 & 91 years old. This is ridiculous. I'm so mad. 1st that they lie like people are stupid. And 2nd I pay for what they say is +. The only plus is that they won't deliver and can't be honest about their lack on customer service. Worst service ever.

The Village Shopping Center is a unique blend of local and national stores, there truly is…read moresomething for everyone. It is convenient and offers a wide variety of shopping and dining.

Roswell Landing is a fun little souvenir shop that you can find on Main Street, with some curb…read moreparking available out front (if you can find some but am sure you can still find parking even down the street or across). After visiting the UFO International Museum & Research Center, my husband and I, along with our little girl dog (yep leashed dogs are allowed inside), decided to stop by here to purchase some souvenirs. When we came in, we were greeted by the friendly employee behind the counter. Inside, you can find many funny alien shirts that sell for about $20 (prior to tax) a piece, keychains, cups, hats, sweaters, etc. All things you would expect that is mostly alien themed. I ended up purchasing a cute small little keychain that has a few alien charms on it to remind me of my fun visit to Roswell. It was nice to look at some of the funny shirts and all the other random alien things here. I am glad we stopped in.

I was in the area and decided to stop by. They have a lot of cute souvenirs . We bought a few…read morethings here. I had a pleasant experience.

Small little shop full of unique stuff. I found the cutest ceramic utensil holder shaped like a…read morepigrestrooms. They have lots of great records. They take credit cards but with a fee. No public restooms. The cashier was very friendly.

Only here for 1 day. We wanted to shop here, website said open until 5 but we got there at 4:10 on…read morea Thursday 0and they was already closed. A nearby business told us, "they usually close pretty early. Very disappointed. You need to change the hours on your website if you "usually close pretty early".