Awesome selection and great service . The staff are friendly and approachable. They always have…read morewhat I am looking for

great! i found all i need and more. i really like the choice of things they have here.read more

They have anything and everything you need for a restaurant or bakery. Wholesale items and some not…read morewholesale in the large quantity. You need a buisness license or get a free day pass to enter. There was a long line to check out but it went fast as they were quick at the checkouts. Prices seemed very reasonable compared to other warehouse stores.

This place is great. I come here for specific items and for special events. During this visit the…read morestaff was especially kind. Lizzy in small wares was great. She gave me directions to find things that I needed & answered a few questions I had. Esmeralda, our cashier, was friendly & I really appreciated her being so patient. I forgot that I needed a # to check out & she was so nice. I ran quickly to get one & she didn't act irritated at all when I got back (It took less than a minute to sign in my name & grab a # fr the desk, but still). If you plan on shopping here & you don't have a tax ID # then make sure you get a number at the front door before checking out. When we first got there the line was soooo long! So, when it was time to check out we thought the line (that was still at least 10 carts long) would take a long time but it didn't! It was so fast! B

Fun place even though I hate to cook Did not expect them to…read morehave so many goodies Chocolates, candy, junk foods and fun gifts as well Lots of the expected ware for cooking and baking Fun showcase on the New Lunar year and Easter holidays

I was surprised they no longer offer military discounts. That was one of the reasons I shop there…read more Well at least Sur La Table still does.

Love this store & the classes they offer. The hubby & I have done a cooking class & knife skills…read moreclass. Both were led by talented professionals with great communication skills and the ability to teach to each persons need. Expertise in the class members ranged from expert to novice yet all left with new skills in their toolbox. Classes can fill up quickly, do it will benefit you to plan ahead about a month. We've enjoyed doing classes with other couples as a fun date night. They offer a discount at the end of class to register for additional classes or to use your purchase merchandise in store.

My husband and I signed up for a class with a big group of our friends just to try it out. I've…read morebeen to a similar class at Central Market in Dallas and had a good time and was excited to try this class. It turned out being 50% hands off, as the first half of the class, we spent watching the instructor tell us what we're supposed to do while she either demoed, or it was already done for us, or we passed a bowl around a group of 14 and took turns mixing. She said it was time for a break after about 45 mins in and I was thinking 'a break from what?, we hadn't even done anything yet'. Additionally, she spent a good amount of the time selling the Breville appliances we were using. Upon return from break, we were divided into groups and we made the pasta (running it through the device to make flat noodles as it was already made into dough for us). There was a sense of accomplishment from making the pasta. I do wish it was much more hands on as that's how I learn best. Lastly, there was an obvious and awkward dynamic between the instructor and her assistants. Every time she politely asked one of them for help with something, one specific assistant would retort "hold on, let me finish this." Or she would take her sweet time and had a clear attitude with body language and facial expressions. We all talked about it during our break. It was so obvious that either there was some sort of argument or fight prior to the class or they just really didn't like the instructor. It was obvious to all the participants and it felt uncomfortable at times. I even offered that assistant some of our wine though she politely declined. It was definitely unprofessional behavior. We were so excited for this class. So much potential given the brand. A real let down. In fact some of the nice people we met recommended some other cooking classes that were much more hands on and a good time. I don't recommend.

This is not only a local Ace Hardware store, it's alsoTHE go-to place for high quality home decor,…read moreoutdoor supplies, clothing and MORE! Located in the Sunset Ridge area of Alamo Heights, this place is always swarmed with customers and friendly employees. Before you go inside to check out the colorful Yeti and Le Creuset collections, hit up the clearance section outside. They also always have the best selection of wreaths and door decorations. The prices are a little expensive but so is the quality. From the Green Egg outdoor grill and Miele vacuum cleaners to luxury laundry detergent, it's all at Subset & Co!

I had such a good interaction with Sunset and Co., despite not keeping what I purchased. I live in…read moreOregon and bought some beautiful bowls from their website. Unfortunately, I didn't read carefully and the bowls were not microwave safe. My kids are not old enough to differentiate which bowls can and cannot go in the microwave, so I returned them. My mother has been in the hospital so I just chucked the bowls in a box with no... anything---not even a note or my name or the order number or anything, and Sunset & Co. immediately refunded my purchase upon their arrival and notified me of it by email while I was away helping my mother. I am so impressed by their customer service when I was quite the terrible customer. I'll keep watching their website and am eager to try again to find something delightful from this shop!

I just want to thank Angel the cashier supervisor so much for helping us we had a bit of issues…read morepicking out flooring there was a bit of confusing on the pricing and we had decided not after all but he convinced us to buy it thank you so much I will for sure be back

Quality and selection are outstanding. Pedro was very knowledgeable and patient and helped my Mom…read moreand I put together a perfect bathroom groom flooring to tile. Great price. Highly recommend!

Fiesta At North Star was a great experience, I entered into a burst of color that made my senses…read morehappy. They have so much to offer for decorating purposes in home or for parties and grand gatherings. I was so glad to be able to stop by and explore. They have piñatas, boy and girl gender reveal wreaths, colorful 4th of July everything like Fiesta crowns and hats, clothes, dresses, panchos, candy and the greatest new addition of just 2 months open is the panadería cafe and lunch spot inside the store called Dulce Tradición! You will absolutely love it, this is a great spot to take kids in general. Also, you would need to give yourself some time to go from the front of the store to the back because there is so much to see and an hour is not enough, maybe two trips if you want, your choice. Just a suggestion because I would need to go back again. I got some cookies at Dulce Tradición and they are so good and perfect and festive like shaped like hearts and perfectly made in house. The service is phenomenal and the value exceptional all throughout the store. Thank you Fiesta! I had a lot of fun :) Take your friends! Take your Family! Take your Beloved! You will be pleasantly surprised! :) P.S. you can take pictures with the fun donkey in the front, it's for decorative purposes and it's cute.

On the second level of Fiesta At North Star is a Dia de los Muertos museum. The cost to enter the…read moremuseum is $6.46 per person. Pretty inexpensive. There is a fair amount of history in this museum. There is also a lot to see here. They have many masks and full body statues on display. There are also several video displays. The museum takes up half of their second floor and runs the length of their store. Fiesta at North Star also sells many party supplies for all occasions.

A friend of mine is having a significant birthday and I decided to put together a birthday care…read morepackage. The only outstanding item is Tam Tams. While San Antonio is known for its sweets, I thought I'd try a couple of places. First stop, Casa Dulce Dulceria (CDD). While CDD has numerous Mexican candies, no bueno for Tam Tams. I was struck by the number of piñatas in this candy store. San Antonio is known for piñatas. There are common at birthday celebrations ranging in size from small to large. The piñata is filled with candy and the blindfolded person hits the piñata. The piñata is normally strung from a tree and the person hitting the piñatas is spun around before swinging at the piñatas. Of course as a kid the fun part is grabbing the candy when the piñata bursts open. Fond memories... On to the next location...

If you are planning on having a sugar rush just go visit this place. I felt like a kid again. So…read moremany things to pick from! Big bags small bags you name it you find it! They also have piñatas. Perfect place for planning a birthday!

My husband and I had a fantastic experience with Alison A. We truly appreciated her knowledge,…read morepatience, and professionalism throughout the process. Highly recommend this location for anyone looking to meet their home needs!

We selected a fan and it was not adequate for our living room space. After discussing the issue…read morewith Ferguson, Glenn and his showroom consultant, Rosa, were very accommodating. While there were some misunderstandings, I was extremely impressed that the matter was resolved and will continue to do business with this showroom. Thank you, Glenn and Rosa.