Appliance Pro has repaired some of my older appliances. Also purchased new washer/dryer and…read morerefrigerator/freezer. They show up on time, know how to fix stuff, understand their products, have competitive prices, and are local. There, I'm treated like a customer rather than waiting for an hour to be "helped" by a big box robot. Even though their prices are as good as big box, I'd pay more for local responsiveness and competence.

Looking for appliances and Danny really helped us out. She is super informative on all the…read moreappliance manufacturers. A little hidden gem of a locally owned & operated store. Rather give them our business than a big box store. Check them out if you ever need an appliance.

Years ago Home Depot hired only people with experience in the fields in which they were hired…read more Customer service was priority one, not so now days. This Home Depot does have several people in a couple of departments that you can count on. I do wish I could recall their names. I know two men in the plumbing department, that you can rely on. Then one lady in Gardening is very helpful. On my next visit I will gather the names and write a new review. Seems Home Depot has cut back on employees and several departments have no one available. I know you can never find anyone when it comes to flooring, home décor, kitchen design hardware and electrical. However, the men I spoke of earlier will come to your ad in electrical. One other thing. I have recently shopped Home Depot for kitchen drawer sliders, in which they no longer carry. Drives me nuts. My next visit is for roller shades, in which I am sure will need to be cut. The problem is no one seems to work that department, and no one else in the store has the knowledge to run the machine. If they would just give me the code I would do it myself. LOL

A very large Home Depot. Everything you could want and more. Only bad thing is the 4 self check…read morekiosks for that large store. What were you thinking Mr. Home Depot. You need to double that. I was standing in line 3 deep at 1:20 in the afternoon. It save you money if we check out our own stuff. So the least you can do is put in more self check kiosks.

Love Furniture Hutt Highly Recommend…read moreThey Actually Care about their Customers I have bought many Items from them and when there was a Problem they were Understanding and Took Care of it Right Away. Only place I will go. Awesome Selection of Furniture and if they don't have what you are looking for they will do their best to find it. Very Happy Customer, Malinda Wendel

From the owner: We offer name-brand furniture, electronics, appliances and computers through flexible rental…read morepurchase agreements that generally allow the customer to obtain ownership of the merchandise at the end of their rental period agreement. We offer same-day delivery, 120 days same as cash and an early purchase option. Should merchandise need repair while it is on rent, we repair it at no additional cost.

Worse customer service ever today and then you wonder why people buy else where was just asking a…read moresimple question about equipment they sell just horrible customer service today

Went one day and clerks were haughty and dismissive. Went another day and a different group of…read moreclerks were friendly and very helpful. Won't go back alone-ever!

The popcorn itself? Magical. Salty, buttery, somehow both airy and crunchy at the same time. It…read moretastes like childhood memories mixed with impulse buys. Honestly, I don't even know if it's good popcorn or if Target has cast some corporate witchcraft on me, but every time I take a bite, I'm ready to spend $200 on throw pillows I don't need. Thanx target

I live 59 miles from the nearest Target. Ordering online and having my items delivered to my…read moredoorstep is awesome. Items were perfectly packaged for safety during delivery and delivered a day sooner than expected. Placed the order 2 days ago. Thank you Target! I'll definitely be ordering online more often.

For grins and giggles, I wanted to see what Lowe's had to offer for plants and their prices. Even…read morethough I didn't purchase anything, I walked away well-informed. Everything was laid out very well and organized. Once back in Fort Worth, I'll shop at the local Lowe's at that time. They had a lot to offer with a variety of plants and trees along with some flowers. Was well-pleased with the excursion at Lowe's.

Waited for 40 mins asked 4 people I need a tool and everyone disappeared…read more I needed a huge list of items estimated about 2500$ so you could only Imagine how long it would've took to buy everything

I am a Veteran and a repeat customer of Ashley Furniture, and what happened at the Victoria, TX…read morelocation on 12/14/2025 was so unprofessional and unnecessary that I feel obligated to warn others, and especially fellow Veterans. On 12/8/2025 during their Veterans Day week sale, I purchased a couch and loveseat. During the sale, the staff strongly pushed a 4-year extended warranty, saying that if I never used it, I would get the amount back as store credit after four years. I decided to go ahead and purchase it. Four days after delivery, on 12/12/2025, I realized I wouldn't be keeping the furniture long-term. So, on 12/14/2025, I went back to the store with a simple request: Refund the $150 extended warranty only. No claims were made. The furniture was not being returned. There was no wording anywhere in the paperwork stating the warranty was non-refundable, It was for product. Where things went wrong and very quickly, was when I spoke with the manager Angela both on the phone and in person. From the start, she was cold, dismissive, and uninterested in helping. She immediately told me the warranty could not be refunded, even though there was nothing in writing to support that. I told her I understood the furniture return policy, but I was not returning the furniture, only the unused warranty. She refused anyway. When I pointed out that I was a returning customer, and a Veteran who was simply asking for a reasonable refund, she shrugged and smiled as if it didn't matter. This discussion was done in front of her employees, which made the situation more uncomfortable and embarrassing. I asked for her supervisor's name and contact information. She gave me his name but refused to give the phone number, saying he had a "corporate phone" and wouldn't answer an unknown call. That alone raised red flags. I then called the Corpus Christi office and spoke with the receptionist Tabatha, who was professional, kind, and helpful and she relayed the message to their regional manager. A few minutes later, Angela called me back acting differently and asked why I no longer wanted the couch. I explained why and that I would be purchasing another one soon, and she said If she had known that she would have offered me store credit of the warranty for future purchases. I repeated that store credit was not acceptable and that I simply wanted the warranty refunded and stated that she had been unprofessional and did it in front of her workers and I worried she would be this way to other veterans in the future. What changed her attitude, and it's important for owners to know this, is that I requested for her to correct the situation within the next two hours or, I would take the matter to small claims court. I made it clear that her employees, who witnessed the entire interaction, would likely be called to testify and that she would have to explain her behavior, the lack of a written policy, and her refusal to provide her supervisors contact information to a judge. She made me aware that Ashley was a tight family and she had been working there for 18 years, I guess insinuating that the owners would support her conduct or actions and we ended that call. A few minutes later I received another phone call from her again and she told me that she would go against company policy and might get in trouble but she is going to request for me to get the refund and I could go by next week and pick up a check. After that, her regional manager finally call me and said he had already told her to refund or credit me for the warranty. This entire ordeal, the disrespect, the cold responses, the embarrassment in front of her employees, and her refusal to help, was completely unnecessary. Message to Owners and Veterans To the owners: I strongly believe you are not fully aware of how your manager is treating customers in your name. The way this situation was handled does not reflect the professionalism of your other locations. You lost trust that day, not because of policy, but because of attitude, behavior, and dismissiveness. To Veterans: Ashley Furniture will gladly say "thank you for your service" during promotions, but this store showed how quickly that gratitude can disappear once the sale is completed. Veterans deserve honesty, respect, and transparency, not pressure sales tactics or dismissive treatment when we ask valid questions. I have the funds to buy another set or more, that was never the issue. The issue is how easily someone else, especially a Veteran or any customer, could be disrespected or taken advantage of in the same situation. Was $150 of some warranty return worth the trouble and the loss of a customer, that is poor managerial performance. Any business minded person would tell you that you want returning customers; it was an idiotic play.

I would ask for Tray to help select the mattress best fitted for you and your needs. He 's eager…read moreto help, will listen well, respond honestly, and he will do his best to find the mattress that adequately matches your personal preferences within your price range. Carroll W.