It's great to see the Dollar General stores are expanding their grocery selection. Denver City only…read morehas one pathetic grocery store, the manager is extremely rude and hateful, and the produce department is the most disgusting collection of rotten filth I've ever seven in my entire life. Keep up the good work DG, this small town's reside to need you desperately, it's too far to Hobbs or Seminole.

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OMG this one is a SMALL one. I'm old enough I recall the old country Walmarts in towns so small…read morethey had one entry and no groceries. This one is that small but somehow managed to cram a menagerie of grocery aisles in the front. It's packed and small, but it works. Items are limited, tho I'm used to a large city Wally, where the options are more immense and well stocked. For example, the chip aisle, or section not he aisle, was roughly 10 feet wide, larger stores have an entire aisle of chips. Despite the limited food, we stopped to check the Lego section, this was better, it was short on the shelves, but they had lego items that we have not seen in any other stores. It was clean, tight aisles, well kept. It's also your only option for the mega chain stores.

While this may be the cleanest Walmart in a 50 mile radius, it's also one of the smallest…read more Therefore, they don't carry many of the items that I would find at a Super Center. I knew this before coming here on December 11, 2024 , when I used the app to see if a few items were in stock. No silly self-checkout stations here. Not sorry you anti-socialites! Lol. The cashier I went to seemed a bit jaded, but she was welcoming. Maybe she's a mom like me and she was just tired. Ample parking.

Here is why I prefer Thriftway over other grocery stores in Hobbs, America:…read more The employees. They're nice. They're efficient. They don't stand around with their hands in their pockets. They actually help you when you can't find something. The prices. They're reasonable and you don't need a rewards card to save here. The meat and produce selections. They're fresh and of quality. The store itself. It's clean, well-organized, and has good signage inside. The only thing I ever disliked about Thriftway is the location--not necessarily within the city, but the way it is tucked off in a corner behind Bealls and Walgreens. Each December, an annual canned food drive (Stuff-a-Truck) happens in front of this store. So they definitely support their community and less fortunate citizens. I may be the only one who remembers this, but Thriftway used to be on Dal Paso St. That Thriftway burned to the ground back in '07. I never learned what the cause was or how it happened, but... Blessing in disguise? Review #70

Excellent customer service. I just wish I didn't have one bad experience that ruined me from…read morereturning. I bought country style pork ribs and the meat was spoiled. Yuck! I did get a refund but I'm hesitant to buy meat from here now.

Super cute store with a great selection of merchandise. I was able to get myself a Tory Burch…read morewallet and a Kate Spade satchel for about $150. The owner was very friendly and it's very easy to consign. Definitely check this place out if your in the area. She had several Louis Vuitton, YSL, Kate Spade, Brahmin, Tory Burch, and Coach pieces to name a few. There's also men's clothing and shoes spread throughout the store.

They suck they had attitude towards me and ugly stares as trying on my clothes…read more Horrible inconvenient

Tremendous selection, good prices!! This was our first time in Lubbock and really impressed with…read morethis store. Will be back.

5 Star. It's just a neat place to go to. It's like a Dollar Store / Flea Market combined. Prices…read moreare good. Could be better, a bit lower, but OK. You never know what you're going to see "New" that came in. Sure, they have a lot of the same stuff that comes in over and over, but there's always something NEW stocked in between all that older stuff sitting there on the shelves. Place looked like hell, trashy under previous Management. New Management and new set of Employees has really cleaned it up. Worth a walk thru every couple of weeks just to see what all has come in recently. Do Recommend. At the very least, stop by and just walk thru it. Even going in not looking to buy anything, you're going to BUY something. Guaranteed. (LOL)

The owner at Smarty Pants is the epitome of kindness…read more This women's boutique in the growing small town of Lovington, NM, is deceivingly large. I thought the first room was it then I continued to two more large rooms. She went out if her way to show me the most adorable bath and body care items she ordered for the Christmas holiday. As of 9/19/2023 she was building a new shelving unit and unboxing items like bath bombs and lotions - perfect affordable stocking stuffers. I picked up a few items for my daughters' nana's birthday. She is going to love the earrings, lip gloss in the shape of a wine bottle, & the adorable little knick knack we got her. All for just a little over $32. Plus she gift wrapped it for me! TIPS + Brighton jewelry is sold here! + Debit & credit cards are accepted.

Bought a Cable Knit Cardigan for a Christmas gift. Person to receive this gift did not need this…read more She received a cardigan as a birthday gift. Tried to return it (cost with tax) was $75.76. Was informed, when I took it back, "we don't do returns nor exchanges."The lady behind the counter said that is what is printed on the sales receipt. I did not see that on any sign at the front door of the store or on the counter where you pay. You don't see it on the sales receipt until after the sale and you have already paid for the product. I will never buy there again.

WOW! Has friendly staff, most of whom have been a part of Mission Messiah. This store helps women…read moreto gain work skills they need to better their lives. The ladies are excited about life and eager to share their stories of Christs work in their lives and what He can do for others.

Such a fun unique store & they go out of their way to be helpful. Fair prices too! We have found…read moreso many neat gifts for friends & family. Everything is always great quality & very clean.

I was lost but now I am so "Found". Outstanding inventory,…read morereasonable prices and friendly owners. What more could you ask for. I live in Austin right now (where people have gotten even crazier) with prices of vintage/used furniture. Found's prices will allow you to buy multiple pieces that will make you smile every time you look at them, and completely change the vibe of your room. Just go you will love this place.

The manager of this store acts like he hates his job, his employees and his customers. I've never…read moreseen a business person who was more rude and hateful, and in the several decades I've been buying groceries, I've never seen more disgusting, horribly managed meat or produce department. The last time I was in there, the majority of the produce was so wrinkled, dried up, and rotten, it should have been tossed into the dumpster a week ago, and the meat/poultry department was just as bad. I'd rather not risk food poisoning, by paying good money for meat that is no longer fresh and red, or poultry that smells bad. It's only 1/2 hour to Hobbs, and the Dollar General stores in DC have a pretty decent stock of groceries now. I no longer see any reason to even try shopping at this disgusting cockroach bodega. When Dale Carter ran Thriftway, it was always clean and the meat and produce was as fresh as any store within 100 miles. Since Dale handed it over to his daughter's husband, it's no longer fit to shop in, the tiny, pathetic Lowe's in Plains has better produce!