Went out looking for cowboy boots for the hubs and was excited to find Chepo's online so drove out…read moreto Labelle. Chepo's is located over by the Labelle airport in a little strip mall with easy parking. Walking into the shop, it's set-up nicely, clean, smells like leather (which we loved) and has a decent selection of boots. However, we couldn't get anyone to come out and help us. Walking in, there was a lady and a little girl (maybe 5yrs old). The lady said hi and the little girl went running to the back while the lady sat there fixated on a Spanish soap opera. We were in the store probably a solid 5 min and the lady never made an effort to communicate with us, help us or get someone from the back. She just sat watching her soap opera. It was really odd, particularly if she's related to the owner/worker. We were the only customers in the store so it's not like they were off helping others. The little girl never came back and nobody ever came out. We tried to say hello to the back but still nobody. We finally left. I'm assuming this lady was a relative given her little girl went running to the back. If she perhaps didn't speak English, she could have still tried talking w/us (we understand quite a bit of spanish), motioning to us, use of google translate....or she could have said 1 minute and gone to the back herself. We finally left and went elsewhere. Unfortunately won't be returning or recommending to others.

Small town flea market with maybe 20-30 vendors. A little bit of everything available. Used…read moreclothing and new, fruits and veggies, vintage thrift items and about 4-5 food vendors mainly offering mexican style food. The location is not very big there are 2 runs of vendors in tents. Small but you never know what you can run into! Neat little spot right off of SR80. There is free parking right across.

It's just an old-time flea market. I love all the fresh produce. I love looking at all the things I…read morehave to sell. It's definitely a one time thing to do.

Cute, little eclectic shop. Jewelry, t-shirts, etc. Emphasis on cowboys, cows, & pigs. Worth a…read morelook! A few baby items & beach bags. The tiniest baby bikinis I've ever seen!

From the owner: We have a huge variety of items for you to enjoy! From Melissa & Doug kids toys, Infant Fishing…read moreOnesies and toddler shirts, Ladies Clothing. Accessories, and Candles to local handmade arts and crafts. Don't forget the delishious Clementine's goodies!!

I want to write a review of this Tractir supply. I have NEVER been treated as rude and…read moredisrespectful in any tractor supply until today my husband called to ask if there were any discounted feed bags since we live way out in the country. To which the manager of the store rudely told him she didn't have time to deal with him and to come look if he wanted to know and then hung up on him. so we drove the 20 some miles to tractor supply and was treated just as rude. I needed to purchase shots for my puppy. she comes to the back and is extremely rude said do you want to look at it and then says is that it. locks the cooler and walks off. while on the way to the back she was just as rude to a man who was asking where chicken wire was. he was being very nice but she was admonishing him because "he didn't look for his self. Then she went to the front and was on a personal call and said she didn't care if 20 people were in line she was finishing her call. well Ms Elba STORE MANAGER I will no longer patron your store and I will do everything in my power to make sure others do not either.

Wonderful staff and management at this location! We're having a 2.5 acre property nearby fenced,…read moreand we were having a difficult time placing the order for all the materials via the web site... the manager Kevin took the time over the phone to help out our order together, and arranged to have it delivered to our contractor. We've been here a few other times in 2020 and all except for one time where the wait was extreme, the curbside pickup has worked well.

Goodwill was founded in 1902 by Boston Minister, Reverend Edgar J. Helms. He took donations from…read morewealthy Bostonians and hired people who were poor and who could fix the items. The items were then given to the people who worked on them or were resold. Goodwill's philosophy is "a hand up, not a hand out". Today Goodwill has become a $5 billion nonprofit organization that provides job training, employment, and community programs for people who have disabilities that might prevent them from getting a job on their own. This Goodwill store is located in LaBelle. There are different extra discount days posted on the outside window. Inside the store are two rooms of used and new clothes, household goods, accessories, toys, art, and misc. I always like checking out the bric-a-brac. There were a number of new items here including inexpensive 2 for $1 party supplies, sheets, candles, and clothing and accessories. This store has a tiny furniture section but they sell new mattresses. There is a community outreach center right in the store. It is nice to know that this store is providing jobs and that the money raised here is helping the community.

Wonderful staff--always greet us. Fair prices. Item selection is adequate but would like more…read moretowels & sheets; Labelle is growing so more would be helpful to us. Nice clean place & well organized.