Great place for cheap and good quality party supplies!! So many things to choose from and even…read moreprovides helium for balloons.

Never work for this company they don't have any type of set schedule they will want to change…read moreyou're schedule without any notice will not work around you're life will expect you to work around their needs they don't care about you they won't inform that you're first 25 hours are held back and if you get fired they won't pay you those 25 hours they will keep it ON TOP OF THAT just shop at HEB OR WALMART YOU'LL SAVE A-LOT OF MONEY I got a set of cups bowls and the plate holder from Walmart I almost paid for just a plate holder from them the picture below is what I got from Walmart

In search of Tam Tams...I'm starting to get a little tired and frustrated with my search. Lots of…read morecandy at La Dulceria but no Tam Tams. I've decided when I get home I'm going to do a search on the internet to see what that yields. In retrospect, I probably what I should have done this at the beginning. My duh moment... The staff of La Dulceria were very helpful. The store is super packed with items.... Appear to have many party supplies...decorations, piñatas, sombreros, etc. No tam tams! The search continues...

This place is a small, hidden, and under appreciated gem. Saw this place and thought I'd stop by…read more When we walked in we were greeted by staff. They were very friendly. Their shelves are packed with goodies. Parking is a little bit of an issue, it's limited parking, and it gets very packed where they are located. They have a lot of authentic Mexican items, and candy. Their prices are extremely reasonable. I got me a lot of snacks and some items. They have table covers, candy, drinks, small nicknacks, piñatas and more. I was hit was some nostalgia with some of the items they sell. Younger me would have liked to shop here but adult me can spend some coins here. Do yourself a favor and stop in. It's nice to support a small business while enjoying some tasty treats. Thank you to the staff that work so hard to keep their shelves stocked. I will be back.

love the selection and the way everything is sorted into categories to make it easier to find…read moreitems, plus can't beat the pricing

If you need fiesta party supplies or decor this is the place to go. They have tons of options as…read morewell as other party decor themes as well. The store is clean and everything is priced correctly and it's organized as well. I'll definitely be back for fiesta supplies soon.

Well went here expecting to buy authentic crafts made in Mexico . I got this Day Of The Dead candle…read moreholders that was behind a display case so never handled it before purchasing. I got it home and there on the bottom is a made in China sticker! Are you f'n kidding me ,lol seriously what the hell? We did the Museum tour which was cool but knowing what I know now probably should have just gone to China to see. You would think a business that is supposed to be celebrating the culture and crafts would carry nothing but authentic made in Mexico items disappointing to me.

Big selection, one stop shopping for all fiesta needs. Very large store…read more Ladies in store were very nice. Prices were a little high but to be expected these days...

Very friendly staff and took time to help me stay within my budget and still get some really nice…read moreballoons for a graduation dinner. Great selection and price was very fair. Would definitely come back.

So many balloon colors and brands to choose from! It's hard to tell exactly what balloon colors…read morelook like from photos on the internet so it was nice to find a place to shop in person. Perfect for my daughter's upcoming birthday party. Friendly family running the place!

I went looking for a Santa Suit. On line the cost of the Classic Santa Suit was on sale from 49.99…read moreto 25.00. I went to the front register and was told that they were "opting out" of any on line sales, EVEN if I paid for in store pick up using the Party City website. I asked about other locations and I was told everyone was "OPTING OUT" of any on line sales. Never going back to this location again.

Most party supplies at affordable prices but if you're planning a big party, this can be a 1 stop…read moreshop. Reasonable prices and sometimes you find clearances with better bargains. Good variety and it used to be my go to for balloons because of the variety of balloons to choose from but they have increased due to the helium shortage. Love the Halloween selection.

Cute shop full of locally inspired items. I love the Mexican/Hispanic culture vibes. You can find…read moreanything from cups to soaps to stickers. The store is pretty big. Prices are reasonable for some stuff and a little more pricey on other stuff. It is a cute shop to buy a gift. Parking is available on site but shared with the other business and limited.

Feliz Modern has my heart. The staff are amazing - super engaging and helpful. The curation of the…read morestore is just all the things my heart loves. Amazing selection for all ages!

If you've perused my avatars, then you know that I'm a collector of the creepy and arcane, an…read moreaesthete of the sinister, the macabre, the ironic. I have amassed quite the collection of horror movie memorabilia, signed lyrics sheets, personal correspondence with serial killers*, war artefacts, and sundry other things, some of which I dare not make public on Yelp. While sifting through my most prized items recently, I realized just how cool they would look framed on the walls of the haunted murder dungeon I call my home. Framing, though, can be an expensive proposition, especially at Kurt Youngblood, the premier framing business in town. I've dropped many thousands of dollars there over the years, money well spent but not economically feasible moving forward; I simply have too much stuff! Only recently did I discover that Hobby Lobby had a framing department. The prices I saw advertised online were a fraction of what I've spent at Kurt Youngblood, but I was skeptical. Should I entrust unvetted workers at a chain with my priceless, one-of-a-kind items? My intuition told me "yes," so off I went. I'm glad I did! About a week ago, I dropped off three personally signed horror movie posters for framing. One was signed and dedicated to me by Robert Englund ("Freddy Krueger"), and the other two were signed by Don Coscarelli, writer and director of the excellent "Phantasm" film series. The guy at the counter took a photo of each poster, fed the photos into a computer program, and showed me how they would look with various frames and borders. I settled on a black frame with a red border for all three. He told me they would be ready by September 23rd, which seemed reasonable, and quoted me a price of approximately $125 each. That might sound steep, but Kurt Youngblood would have charged me at least 50% more. Imagine my surprise when I received a call that all three posters were ready only a few days later! This Hobby Lobby is only a short drive from my house, so I rushed over to pick them up. All three were perfect: seamless, symmetrical, and exactly what I had requested. They look gorgeous and professional, and I can't wait to hang them on my walls this weekend. I'm so impressed with the work Hobby Lobby did that I plan to have several more items framed there very soon. Look at the three photos I've posted so far and revel in their awesomeness! I also take perverse, ironic pleasure in the fact that my Freddy Krueger poster -- which references my spirit communication evidence and refers to me as a "bitch" -- is now the featured photo for Hobby Lobby, a business run by a Fundamentalist Baptist. Now, if only I could locate the letter and pentagram doodle I received from Richard Ramirez, aka The Night Stalker. *I should have written "incarcerated serial killers." If I had correspondence from active serial killers, then that would be impressive indeed.

Rough service and I'd say they're understaffed on the registers. A few customers including myself…read morehad to wait for somebody to appear at the cloth station as there was literally nobody there AKA abandoned post . There was a ring bell for service sign which must've been an ornament because it led to nobody coming over to assist. After about twelve minutes of waiting I went over to the cashiers to call on the intercom for somebody to go and help. After about another five minutes the woman was rude and took it all as a joke. She even went as far as to mention the bell being there should somebody need to request/call for assistance. Wow. Cheers.

I saw this place on the news and wanted to support. My family and I stopped in about 15 minutes…read morebefore closing. The customer service A+. The manager and the person checking us out were friendly. The selection was limited. The manager said that customers came in before the SNAP benefits changes and bought a lot of stuff. I plan to visit again in a month or so.

This place has got one of the biggest variety of candies that I've seen...candies that were once…read morepopular can be found at this gem of a candy store...I seen candy that I have not seen in a while inside here... If you into need of candy whether it's old or new this is the place to go...