Gaydon Wholesale Lumber is a great place for door jams, door trim, and baseboards. Very…read moreknowledgeable and friendly, and great prices as well. Tons to choose from and they're willing to offer advice on what they think would work for the regular homeowner. Looking forward to doing business with them in the future! No more big box stores for us.

Good source of Hardwood lumber. Gaydon fits the bill. I purchased Red Oak for a dinning table that…read moreI built.

Love this store! Everyone is so kind to us and the prices for mending/repairs can't be beat!read more

Absolutely horrible experience with this shop. They did not send my order in the amount I ordered…read more They failed to respond to emails and when I called their phone and spoke to Patty she repeatedly hung up on me. Stay away!!!! Horrible!!!!

Raider Red Meats...Big Yes!…read more One of Texas premier state Universitys Texas Tech meat science department continues to advance meat production in the great state of Texas. This is the second time I've tried their meat and it's fantastic. While not marked prime,I consider it as good as and higher. It was a fluke I bought this last night. Hitting the Market Street grocer 30 mins before closing on Saturday,I didn't expect to find anything left. Sitting there waiting for me we're 3 packages of aged Tenderloin. If you want to make your beef eating guest happy,serve up some Red Raider Meats. These filets cooked up perfectly with a whole lot of flavor .

Best hamburgers in Lubbock Texas, no lie…read more We were visiting Texas Tech for a few days and finding good food to eat was nearly impossible. On a whim, we dropped in around 1pm and had a delicious cheese burger & real tater tots for $7.00 Nice!

Very helpful tobacconist, suggested some awesome smokes! Have been going back every weekend ever…read moresince ! Very wide selection of cigars, prices were really competitive but priced very well !

Great service and knowledge of product. A DAMN good selection of cigars! Nice little area to hang…read moreout while enjoying a quality smoke. Salute!

Is Costco trendy? I just know Yelp wants to ask me that question. And it sure seems like it…read more They're like the Target of big box wholesalers or something. Sure they've got neat stuff, I guess, but I'm trying to figure out why I should rate them any higher than the Sam's Club in town. They both have the same concept, just with different names on their stuff. There are things you can find here that you can't at the other one, and vice versa. Sam's has the best tortilla chips, Costco has those delectable coconut rolls. Sam's has better canned chicken (weird flex, I know), Costco has a better chilled room for their fruit. And they both suck at the keeping cracker cut cheese from going bad before the date on the package. There's the regular old concession stand past the checkouts where you'll wait in a long line for a long time. There's the telecomm salespeople waiting to harass you as you come in the door. And as with all wholesalers, I just can't stand the sheer volume of stuff they sell. I think it all just leads to greater waste.

Costco of Lubbock, TX, is never as busy as the Costcos I used to frequent in Southern California…read more Love it! (I chuckle real hard when I hear those Texas accents complain that "dang, it's pretty busy today.") Parking is easy. I always snag a spot relatively close to the entrance and a return cart receptical. People are rude everywhere you go, but here most of the customers still have their manners and make eye contact with you. Love that too. The gas station has the shortest lines of any Costco Gas Station I've ever seen. Did I mention their prices are the cheapest too? Most things I have found to be in stock. I don't come here for groceries, though, because I live 105 miles away. That'll change once I have a vehicle large enough for a large ice chest. That being said, they have employees who do not know where certain items are because "they don't work in that department." Twice this has happened. And I think to myself, "Okay, so whip out that walkie talkie and find out because obviously I came to you as a last resort." I noticed a big change from November 2022 to December 2022. In November they still had the plexiglass barrier at the checkout stands. In December, those suckers were removed. Not even sure why they had 'em because I always have to have folks repeat themselves. They don't seem to protect you much from illnesses (that you shouldn't be shopping with anyway) any better than those cloth face masks. So, thanks, Costco Lubbock. See ya' next road trip.