Brand new store in the sense that it's a new company in an old shop. The floors and shelves are…read morestill the old establishment, at least it looks like it. The I am impressed at the type of discounted product that is in there. It's not as deeply discounted as other dirty fire sale establishments, but it's still discounted. Staff was super friendly. We just came in to look and see what the new place looked like. About what we expected, and walked out without buying anything on this day, and one of the staff members joked around with us about that. It was a fun time. The line was super long at check out. It was quit busy. I'm certain my wife will return on a few occasions as she's a very frugal shopper and she loves a good deal.

Store manager was very rude to the elderly man in front of me, so I told her she didn't have to…read moretalk to him that way and be rude to him. We had all been waiting almost 20 min in line with only one cashier working very hard to try to get everyone checked out. When the store manager approached the registers, she went to the register close to the wall, where as the cashier was on complete opposite end of her. Therefore, the man in front of my had to go backwards to her register. When he did, she said to him, "that's why we have a sign back here so that doesnt happen." She said it in such a rude way to him, so I let her know that she was rude and shouldn't treat customers that way. That the older man did not deserve that after waiting in line for 20 minutes while the store manager offered her employee no help whatsoever. Because of this she rudely told me to have a good day and pointed at the door. Long story short, she also charged at me and my daughter aggressively and almost caused us to have a physical altercation. She ended up calling the cops on me, and other customers told them I was right to take up for that man. Cops said I was in the right and I was free to go. The cops said i could still shop there, but will not be spending my hard earned money in that store.​

Beautiful magazine full of wonderful articles!! This magazine has amazing pictures, the photography…read moreis incredible. This magazine is the heartbeat of Fort Worth!

I purchased a two year Groupon subscription. After about 6 months it quit coming…read more I've called them 3x. They say this happened to a bunch of their customers, but no resolution from them.

Cute little book shop near my favorite pie store! Love the modern vibe and friendly workers!read more

I love an indie with a strong personality! It is not my particular vibe, but if you ever need a…read morenovel in translation, especially by a woman, this is the indie for you. They also have a monthly book club and other unique events like "art crawl." The book seller was very friendly and I loved the chill vibe in the store. I had a really nice visit!

I have lived in midlothian tx. 6 years. During this period in time,I'll have patronized several…read morebusiness in this area. My lates expirence I found note worthy.DARREL and his staff at STAR COLLISION CENTER in Cedar Hill, TX. were the most delitefull and professiional people to deal with. My expierence with them was so refreshing. My expectations for quality are of a high standered for my hard earned Pensions,(Civil service,VA Compencation)etc. I will high recommend this place of business to anyone of need for this type of automotive care in this field. My employment history is that of U.S naval Aviation and Intel to give as a reference of high quality standards. John

Discovering new bookstores during my travels has become a new passion of mine, so when I checked…read morefor indie bookstores in the DFW area, Talking Animals Books was one of the first to pop up. From the few photos and the name, I thought it would be more of a children's bookstore but I was so wrong. As soon as you enter, the amazing staff welcomes you and is eager to help you find any books you are looking for. Right at the entrance they had the fantasy and romance section which is a personal favorite, and I immediately found a couple of books that have been on my list. I absolutely LOVED that they had self published books from indie authors, which is so rare to find at any local bookstore (you usually have to wait for them to be re-published by a publisher to find them anywhere besides Amazon). They also have a children's section which is super cute, and I found a couple of things for my little one. On the top floor they have a couple of couches for you to hang out and a section of used books. Frankly, this was one of the best bookstores I found in the DFW area, and I can't wait to come back and support them!

Talking Animals is a wonderful establishment with regular story times for kids that often feature…read morelocal authors. It's no wonder that they opened a second location. May both locations flourish.

I had a great experience with Bass Printing. My family needed hundreds of ribbons for our family's…read morefuneral. The service received was very quick as I am in Atlanta, and I needed them to travel. The quality was on point. I will definitely be using Bass again for future orders. Thank you

From the owner: Bass Printing has been in business for 41+ years. We have world-class employees, printing (offset,…read moredigital, wide format) and bindery & equipment to best serve you. We are your 1-stop print shop!

Great newspaper and website,very informational and the service is some of the best I have received…read more The best weekly publication in Dallas tx in my opinion. My only gripe is that there are not enough locations to pick up a paper because by time I go to one of the locations,they are already sold out.

It was my first time to enter this wonderful space devoted to the enjoyment of perusing and reading…read morebooks. In what I consider a very interesting addition, Paper Leaves also carries a variety of plants. Waxahachie is already well known for its over 200 historic structures in five historic districts. Paper Leaves lies on Water Street to the north of West End Historic District, the largest district with homes built in the late 19th and early 20th centuries. I love that Paper Leaves is SO Waxahachie in that respect! You step back in time here in high ceilinged book filled rooms with comfy, vintage and antique furniture, and just make yourself at home in such a special place. We entered from the back. The driveway and backyard look newly renovated and there are several parking spaces. The handicapped access to the business is in the rear and is smooth with a concrete ramp. The recent rain and wind has buffeted their lovely backyard, but there are two big areas for outdoor reading. They are shady with lots of chairs and look big enough for book clubs to meet. At the back, there is a small sunroom with lovely stained glass and three high tables and chairs set up for conversation or reading. The windows are enormous in this home with sun streaming in on velvet and brocade and velveteen sofas and chairs. Every room is a treat. A short stack of $1 Books and a (previous) dining room of used books were followed by what had been a parlor with a lovely fireplace and even more books. The foyer has the register and a very vertical staircase. The remaining downstairs room is an inspired Kids Books section with mysterious footprints on the floor and a bathroom! Paper Leaves has been altered to accommodate at least two (that I saw) spacious modern bathrooms with baby changing areas. The terrific front porch, the kind you always wanted, has a big ole swing and seating. There's used books and small exotic plants for sale out front. I saw a used copy of The Goldfinch for $7. The stairs are not steep. I mean, I'm 71 and had a hip replacement not all that long ago and I could make it up and down. Upstairs there's a very sunny reading room and all kinds of interesting paraphernalia on the floor and the walls of the landing. Then there's this astonishing windowed in sunroom. It's a lovely room with plants that have prices but no names. Just "Foliage." Yes, they can look them up. But, I knew a number of them anyway. Bonsai, many cacti and succulents, philodendron. Just gorgeous. All sizes. Hanging Baskets. Climbers. Teeny tiny little bitty plants in pots. Wonderful. I loved Paper Leaves. A very soothing, calming, good vibes place. But books and plants are my jam, so ... I can hardly wait to come back.

I have been seeing a lot of my peeps on Instagram checking this place out and it looked like an…read moreamazing getaway spot. I had an hour to spare one afternoon so I stopped by and took a gander. Several different parking locations. My big country truck fit in the small parking lot behind Paperleaves. Upon walking towards the entrance you can't miss the most amazing front porch with a comfy porch swing with big comfy cushions and a couple couches and chairs. I got there just as they opened and was greeted upon entering. I checked out all three rooms of books, one of them children's books. There are several places to sit down and read throughout the house. Go support local and get lost in the beauty that is this place.