10/10 experience. I've bought ammo and a firearm from Seay and every single time I've been in there…read moreI get treated with nothing but respect.

They were friendly and greeted me when I came in and left the shop. However, for being mainly a gun…read moreshop, they didn't have much inventory--at least not on display.

The store was nice and clean. The prices were reasonable and the store was nicely curated. Staff…read morewere very friendly!!

One star only because it was required. Proprietor is not professional and treats vendors poorly…read more Buyer beware.

This is a STAPLE in Reno, TX!!…read more Established in 1992, owners Charles and Carolyn Withers came all the wash from Kansas (perhaps riding a tornado of BOOTS? - Bootnado? Lol) to turn a 1200 Sq. Ft space into an eventual 35,000 Sq. Foot space, housing over 1500 pairs of boots (all of the name brands you'd expect!). I shop there frequently! The staff is amazing and down to earth and this is not just a boot store! Need some Ray Bans, western wear, elderberry syrup, honey, Cajun seasonings, candles, Yeti stuff, men and women's western and fashion wear, any other kind of shoes, Brighton jewelry and accessories, Hey Dudes, hand bags and genuine leather anything? Need some 7 jeans? Silver? Wrangler? Need any gourmet snacks or children's clothing? And talk about COMMUNITY INVOLVEMENT- they give back and host the most awesome sales and events where ya gotta park ... wherever you can find a spot if ya can! They are also the best and brightest Christmas light show around! I don't know the exact number of lights... but they've been doing it for decades and adding more each year. Grab some hot cocoa and roll the window down, each holiday season, to hear the music and gaze at the beautiful display! I was just there last week getting some Christmas gifts and what not. You can pretty much depend on any cashier or employee to be amazing so I can't single anyone out! It's a must go!

I went here to look for some boots and they had a large selection. They have everything western,…read moreeven clothes for kids. The employees are helpful. As far a pricing if you want quality you have to pay for it. Walked out with a new shirt, will save up for the boots.

New business, not yet on yelp for some reason. Also, no website. But in the interest of full…read morerepresentation, here's my hipshot, gut reaction to this shop which I recently dropped by having nothing better to do. and in this town, that condition seems to be about the norm for everybody living here. so i'll review it as things unknown about simply should be known about. I'm sure it's true. herewith then is an intro, with more details plus pictures to be added as i overcome my writer's block. but before i get into the important details of what's inside this antique shop, perhaps a bit of background is in order. no, not MY background, go figure that out for yourself. i'm talking about why people seem to want to buy stuff that other people have decided isn't worth keeping. limited experience, there are 4 venues where you can acquire things that others have previously used, beginning with the lowest first. well, actually there are 5 ways, the lowest of the low being outright theft. nothing more to say on this as it's inappropriate in a yelp review for several reasons, one being theft doesn't generate revenue come to think on it, the next venue also generates no revenue: so-called dumpster diving. back in the day dumpsters often contained items of value but today, dumpsters are basically full of garbage and rarely worth perusing, unless an individual is truly, and i mean down and out in paris and london truly, hungry. a more interesting source for used, free items, at least in very large cities and especially manhattan, are items left on sidewalks, free for the taking. no harm, no foul with this but it helps to live in or near areas where the demographics are decidedly upscale. if the neighbors are downscale they generally can't buy things of quality, so why would you want their throw-aways? when i lived in nyc my girlfriend at the time was quite adept at finding great sidewalk items to furnish our loft, the most luxurious ever being a full-size polar bear rug. the middle venue consists of the true warehouses of other peoples' things, the same place where you go with that stuff you discard when your garage bulges with boxes of yesterday. you not only get rid of that stuff, you also receive a receipt for "tax deductible donations" woohoo!. but there's a special benefit, not always understood today, that dates back to when there were lots of us in that phase of life when you're moving around year to year, maybe a coast to coast relocation. you aren't yet ready to settle down and buy your household from snazzy IKEA, and maybe never will be. in such case, it's totally unnecessary to pack up all kinds of things when you're ready to go. just take everything down highway 61, meaning your local goodwill store. don't worry about replacement because wherever you go, that same stuff will be in goodwill stores there, too. how cool is that? oh, yeah, almost forgot... garage and estate sales. you know the drill. all this comes down to the most interesting venue of all, antique stores and their close relation, pawn shops. antique shops like "happy hoarders..." are esoteric, weird assemblages of items that suit the proprietor's sense of what the local market is looking for. nothing functional, surely, the stuff here is so random you couldn't possibly go looking for anything specific. and if you want a fender stratocaster cheap, you'll find a dozen in pawn, but not here. still, if you're driving down bonham street wondering which way to go, etc... you might not find a strat but you're likely gonna want something here, you just don't know it until you walk in the door.

I purchased a Yaesu FTDX3000 transceiver that was listed as in excellent condition, everything…read moreworking, but received a unit with issues. I have reached out to MTC for resolution but have received no answers. The 90 day warranty sounded great, but without communication from MTC it is worthless. Im very disappointed in MTC, especially with their high reviews.

I wanted to set the record straight and fess up that it was my mistake and not that of MTC. The…read moretubes were in fact 3CX800a7 as verified by others. Divorcing my mistake, MTC was very patient in handling my questions and top notch in their response to the order and shipping was impeccable.

The lady is rude! They took $56 to basically do nothing for me. I didn't understand anything that…read morewas going and when asking she kept explaining more and more on how it was my fault. I don't recommend find somewhere else to fix your phone!

Always great service and good quality! Everything always works smoothly with no hassle. I would…read morehighly recommend anyone to come pay this shop a visit! Friendly and beyond exceptional! Keep it up!!

This is a shout out to everyone at the Counter Top Shop. We had an island cabinet built for our…read morekitchen. They matched the black granite that our kitchen counters are made of perfectly. I definitely recommend them.

One of the most unprofessional group of folks I've dealt with. We went to this shop requesting…read moregranite, after a garbage install, we found out it was actually marble. Seams were huge. The island was out of square. They used leftover, altered sinks for our job. When contacted to try and make it right, the owner hung up and dodged calls multiple times. When confronted in person, had no cares in the world about making it right. Multiple contractors commented on it being the worst granite job they have ever seen. Avoid these folks at all cost.

Transferred all our prescriptions here. New to Paris and was looking for a home town pharmacy and…read morewe found one. Great staff- very helpful.

Very rude people work here! The pharmacist don't want to even take time to help or talk to you…read more I wouldn't even give them a star, but you have to give a star to leave a comment.