This store is amazing!! There are so many choices. The paint and chalk paint selection is great! I…read morereally enjoyed that there was so many options, decor, signs, clothes,caps, furniture pieces, paints and much more. You definitely can not visit just once.

Jennifer is a thief! I brought in many items and a year later she is still unable to provide me any…read moreinformation about what she sold or for how much. None of my items are available for pickup. She will sell your items and keep your money.

We were looking for a large evergreen...... No one offered…read moreto help us or even asked if we needed help. We wandered around looking and finally left. They had the possibility of a big sale if they could have shown some customer service effort.

So happy I found this nursery! Starting flowers from seeds has been a struggle this year. Stopped…read morein here and grabbed a few flowering plants for my patio. Now I can enjoy the flowers that are attracting birds and butterflies. Pretty reasonable pricing too! The coolest plant I discovered was a strawberry mint.... Smells like heaven.... Love it. I hope I can keep it alive.... lol

My primary experience with The National Market flea market is actually as a vendor. I've rented a…read morebooth for a day here twice now on separate weekends. I used my booth to sell old personal items that one would typically expect to find at a local yard sale. Think grandma's old stuff that's just been collecting dust in the attic or in storage. People visiting this flea market are primarily looking for the best possible deals and the cheapest possible prices. It seems to me like most items are of a more mass-produced quality, rather than old and used. I saw a lot of hats, t-shirts, boots, leather goods, and other such clothing and accessory items. There's jewelry, tools, toys, some food items, and more of what I consider to be more gimmicky plastic made-in-China stuff. Speaking Spanish around here is basically a must as I found that more than 90% of the customers were Spanish-speaking, many of them unable to speak English at all. The flea market managers/owners were super friendly and helpful through my process of renting a booth here. The cheapest booth price was $30 for the day, but this was set back off the main thoroughfare where most people walk by and don't even make much of a glance over in your direction. It may be worth the extra $10-20 for a better location. It won't be a common occurrence for me but it's nice to know how things work now in case I end up cleaning out more closets someday. And taking an hour or two out of your day to stop in at this flea market is almost a necessity for a visit to Lubbock.

People are so sweet and helpful. They have great prices and so many different options to buy. And…read moreyou can choose indoors or outside booths. You can even stay for lunch and pickup desserts for later.

This mall is a nice size. There were plenty of stores in here, but a lot of space. They still…read morehave the play area and there were kids all over the place! They were having a great time! It was so nice to see. We didn't go all the way through the mall but hit up a few stores. There is a pretty good selection of stores in here. Many of your typical stores are in here.

Of course I'm a fan of South Plains Mall…read more Lubbock is the closest place to me for options. I laugh at Nickie B.'s comment from 2/3/2022: "Always busy, lots of shoppers from NM, a little sketchy sometimes but overall it is a decent mall." As if us New Mexicans cause said sketchy tendencies. LOL. Most of the New Mexicans I personally know are former born and raised Texans! Lol... Parking is free and scattered in flat lots all around. My mom used to take us kids school shopping here before school started each August. And to get away from the heat. Still a fan.