Situated on far West Side off of Doniphan resides El Remate Discount which is a liquidation side…read morewhere you can grab some solid deals. The way to succeed here is having a bit of patience, a will to search, and to just go with the flow. What's pretty fun about this place is that you can grab some high dollar value items if you put in the work. El Remate is closed on Thursdays as they reset each week with new inventory. Depending on the day you go determines how much you spend. Fridays have the newest inventory and every item, I MEAN EVERY ITEM, you check out with is $8 a piece. The payment schedule is as follows: Friday $8 Saturday $6 Sunday $4 Monday $3 Tuesday $2 Wednesday $1 A few things I learned while here. Please respect their policy of not opening boxes on the floor. They have a dedicated room where they'll open it up for you and if you don't want it they'll retape it. The organization is that there is no organization. I did notice more home and tech accessories were towards the left of the store. Bulk food and drink items were in the back of the spot. Looo for the very back wall to the right and you'll see them do pop-up drop offs of various crates. It's a pretty fun way to score some deals. I even found $60 tempurpedic pillows for my king bedroom and got a set for $20 plus a wide variety of other goodies including a whiskey smoker set and a 20lb kettlebell.

I went on a Wednesday and it was $1 per item day. I spent $30 on a bunch of items that I have…read morewanted to buy but couldn't justify the price, but hey, for $1 the soil meters and other things like fancy door stops and Mario party decorations are priced just right. If you browse a lot on Amazon, like me, you're ahead of the game for these types of pallet discount stores since they buy Amazon returns. I recognized the items and value so some items weren't worth it, but the Dali pans and pizza racks were brand new and run $30 each, so they were steals. One man's return is another's treasure, so to speak. It's basically the same concept as Black Friday except they have crazy sales on Friday like the one this coming Friday with Easter eggs hidden all around the store. If you find one with a number you can buy $200-$400 items (I'm looking at that motorized scooter) for $8! They have such crazy deals that people will come Thursday night and STAY THERE ALL NIGHT to be first in line at 9am.

Well... i gotta say, i never thought i would be suckered into the hype of this place... but i…read moreultimately did lol. First impression of this place was how much junk seemed to be piled up on the plethora of tables! I thought it incredible that people are genuinely interested in shifting through the piles just to find some tangible item for a dirt cheap discounted price. Who would be desperate enough for that?? My tune soon changed as soon as i kept seeing things that sparked my interest... it started with a workout vest that ive been wanting to get forever and it was clearly unused with all the fold creases and what not. So i took that... then i saw an air tight container perfect for my sugar... then i saw some very expensive saffron TWICE... then i saw this magnificent crown that would be perfect as a going away gift... then i saw a fur shawl that would go perfect with the crown...then i saw pearl ribbon for that party decoration.... then i saw super cute decorative lights for said party.... i was done for lol. The real hooker is the price for everything. On this day, we went on a Saturday which meant EVERYTHING Awas only $5! Pretty sweet steal for majority of the items i grabbed! The way it works is that they are closed on Thursdays only and i assume its to allow all the random rejects from different places, including Amazon Warehouse! Then they open Friday to Weds. On Fridays, its $8 per item. Sat is $5. Sun is $4. Mon is $3. Tues is $2. And Weds is only $1! Most of the really good stuff is gone by Friday. The hubby got me a sweet cast iron skillet, electric wine opener, Bodium french press for 4 cups, and a weighted vest to workout with for $8 each! He got himself a very expensive fishing reel for only 8 as well! Its quite a rush coming into this place once you start spotting all these amazing deals that make you want to look for more! Its terrible but addicting! Its also kind of dirty from all the shipping boxes i imagine, so bring gloves! You definitely want to make sure the stuff you buy hasnt been used or EXPIRED! This place is also notorious for that! Also keep in mind there is a testing station to make sure you dont go home with a broken electric wine opener lol.

I love this place! Every week it's something new and you never know until Thursday, when they open…read more The prices start at $8, on Saturday everything is $5 and continues on until Tuesday when the price is $1. They are closed Wednesday's to restock and are back open Thursday. The only downfall is people hoard against the walls and if you don't get there at opening, you miss the really good stuff.

Lots of great inexpensive stuff to choose from. Everything is wrapped and sealed. We found the…read morestore to be very clean and well maintained.

Prices are not as good as I thought they would be. Felt like I could still find cheaper prices…read moreelsewhere.

Surprise, surprise! We stumbled upon Eureka Thrift as we were taking an afternoon stroll through…read moredowntown El Paso! The outside was eye-grabbing with the sale promotion, colorful clothing sunny vibes! We were pleased to find that the purple tags were 50% off and yellow tags were 25% off. The value & selection of clothing items were satisfactory. I appreciated the extra privacy for the dressing rooms with the clamps and thick curtains. Service was great! Staff being present to help on the floor and at the counter there were other opportunities to partake in to take off additional %. Our total came up to a little under $24 after browsing through the well stocked athletic section!!! We got so many pieces in that section alone. They have a great shoe collection as well. The purse/bag section was relatively small but still great for other needs. This will definitely be a go-to spot for our clothing and accessory needs! Check out the pricing for hangers in the box (pictured)!

Clean and well-organized, this store has plenty of inventory. This is a clothing and accessory…read morestore - no households, kids stuff or books. Clothing is arranged by size and grouped by type; the shoes and boots are amazing and there are more sweaters and coats than I expected to find in El Paso. A person could create many outfits from what they find here; and the staff are helpful. Related: there are dressing rooms at the back.

Always a pleasure to dig through the bins and find hidden treasure. The store is the best of the…read moreRemate locations in and around El Paso.

Cool, cool cool! I love the bins and this one is huge!! I went on $9 day and I found so many…read moreawesome kitchen gadgets and household items that I needed!!

Decent selection. I didn't find what I was looking for but I did find some tops for good prices.read more

Low ball offers for sellers and the woman's plus size selection is none existing . plus size…read moredoesn't stop at size 18.

I first learned about GMD Stores from Annie Adventures, who showcased their discadas, and I was…read moreintrigued. I decided to check out their Socorro location, not realizing it was part of a chain with more stores closer to the west side of El Paso. I'm so glad I made the trip! The store itself is clean, bright, and well-organized--kind of a mix between Dollar Tree and Daiso, with a wide variety of products at very reasonable prices ranging from $1 to $40, especially for larger items like grills and discadas. What really impressed me was the selection and quality of items. They carry everything from kitchen gadgets to outdoor equipment, and I found some great deals--like a propane grill I usually get at Korean stores, but for a much lower price. I also loved their bamboo section, which was super affordable and well-stocked. The plastic organization items were of better quality than those at Dollar Tree, and I even picked up a broom and dustpan that were sturdy and useful. There were plenty of associates available, all super helpful and quick to assist, which made shopping a breeze. They were busy putting things back in place, and the store felt super clean and well-maintained. While I didn't have time to explore the makeup section, it looked promising. One thing I would advise is not to bring kids unless you're prepared for a little chaos (I learned that the hard way, haha). We ended up spending about $50, and it was a fun and successful little shopping trip. The best part is that unlike Daiso, where everything is in Japanese, I could actually understand what the products were for, which made the shopping experience more straightforward. If you're in the area or even closer to the west side, I'd highly recommend checking out GMD Stores. It's a great place for some good finds at great prices. Oh, and by the way, I asked several employees what "GMD" stands for, and none of them seemed to know--maybe a mystery to solve for another visit!