I showed up at 8:55pm, 5 minutes before closing, I realized that they were closing soon, so I…read moreapologized. I chose 13 birthday balloons from what they had in stock, I brought a Sharpie to write some things on them for my niece. It went very smoothly, no one wasting a minute to get it done as close to 9 as possible. The manager was very kind, would not accept a tip from me, but deserved one! The employees have always been so accommodating at this location. Good management trickles down.

New store. Opened today. Fully stocked. Lots of parking. Clean and friendly. Evertything is $1.00…read more Next to safeway. Across from deccio park on the walking path. Close to freeway entrance exit where blyles gas station is.

I've been shopping at this store for about 9l6 months now and I had a disappointing interaction…read morewith the owner. While I was shopping, I asked to use the restroom. The owner said it was only for customers and made a money gesture. I explained I was a customer, but because I didn't have a cart, she rudely refused. It felt unprofessional and unwelcoming.

This is the newer addition to the chain and since I am familiar with the old place in Yakima I will…read moreassume that this place has great bargain deals at great prices. Just what the lower valley needs and deserves

The cause is good , the people are great & the selection always as plenty to offer. Plus you might…read moreget to see their pet cat.

"I ate it I'll rate it." Well that doesn't apply to this Store. It is a very big thrift shop. They…read morehave a wide variety of items from new and not used to second hand to antiques and collectibles.Fun to shop and search for a special treasure at low costs.

I'm no longer going to spend a dollar on a DVD at redox ever since I discover Netflix I can watch…read moremovies on demand

Horrible service. They wouldn't let us into the store without a mask. The employee was really rude…read moreabout the whole thing. Will never go back. They are the only store in prosser that requires you to wear a mask. If masks work then why is it so important that I wear one when the employee was wearing one? common sense has left the building.

Growing up this was the only movie rental place in town. This would be your one stop shop for…read moremovies games and candy. Old movies were only 50 cents and new ones were a little over a dollar. You just pick out your movie and bring it up to the counter where you never had to tell them your name because they knew who ya were. Granted I saw some shady stuff go down here but I never felt unwelcome or unsafe and I'd always leave my bike unlocked and thrown on the pavement outside. My only complaint is that they took away the electricity ball (one of those glass balls you put your hands on and it zaps you). Bring it back!

Love the clothes and everything g I. The 2 stores . It's our favorite place to shop when we're in…read moretown

I LOVE TO SHOP HERE!!! They have great choices and manageable prices!!! To top off your shopping…read moreexperience, they have beautiful sweets and snacks to purchase!!!

I have had success both times at this store. There are a ton of items in this tiny space. Variety…read moreof jeans, slacks and shoes. Lots of coats and jackets. Prices are good too. I got 6 clothing items for 40$. Great deal!

I have been a frequent donor to this Goodwill for three years. The employees receiving donations…read moreare often rude. Today, I brought two boxes of items to donate. Without even looking inside, they dumped them into a larger shopping bin, breaking and damaging some of the contents inside the box. This happens frequently when I have donated things. If I wanted to break and trash my items, I would throw them directly into the garbage myself. I donate to Goodwill in order to allow other people to add value to their lives from my unused items. If my donations are being treated like garbage, it detracts from value that Goodwill customers could be receiving from them. When you are doing the right thing and donating to a nonprofit and your efforts are clearly not appreciated, it is very disheartening. I will no longer be donating to this Goodwill and am very disappointed.

It's hard to explain how cool this little grocery is. I made it here by happenstance. I was…read moreMabton-bound on the 4th of July (Yup, that's right. Mabton's gangsta firework show can hold its own to any big city fireworks!). There was a "big" grocery store just off the small highway, but I decided to drive a block or two into "downtown" Mabton, and happened upon Su Mercadito. This grocery is like taking a trip to Mexico. Situated in a fairly old building on "Main Street Mabton", this is a tiny store, but it has un corazón grande. In this tiny space, there is so much packed in. Sensory overload is definitely on the menu when you walk around. HEARING: There was Mexican music blaring on the speakers (Love it). SIGHT: There are so many items and colors for one to look at here. I could have spent an hour here in this tiny shop, but I didn't want to be one of "those" gringos! SMELL: There was a small carniceria (meat shop) inside here along with a tub of oysters near the entrance, and they smelled fresh. TOUCH: Although I was clearly a stranger here, I felt pretty welcome by the other customers and the staff here. TASTE: Didn't taste anything until later, but I should say that the cans of Tecate and the habenero chips were party hits. So yes, as I walked in the grocery, I was surprised by the amount of people in this small out of the way store. I made a bee-line for the freezer in the back (grabbed a 12-pack of Tecate for $12). While cerveza shopping, piñatas swung in the breeze above me. I liked how most of the products on the shelves were in Spanish. As I was checking out, the woman at the register talked to me in Spanish, and I had to reply in English. She smiled and then switched to English, too. (man, it should be illegal for me to not know Spanish at my age!). She was very nice and helpful. She even translated the name of the store: Su Mercadito :::: "Your Little Store" * * And I'm glad it is

"I ate it I'll rate it.", wow what a tiny little surprise this Latino Market is. English speaking…read moretoo. It actually has a butcher in the back. FRESH unwrapped beef and pork and pre mixed up n spiced chicken thighs fajitas with onion n green peppers. Just tell them how many or how many pounds.they have a 14" long FRESH local veggie section. Very limited but so fresh and just what you need. They carry bread, milk, Latino pastries and candy.sandwich ham eggs and butter. Then isles of boxed or canned foods. Beers, sodas, bras... Latino music and bagged ice. Nice staff and great prices. Meat and Vegs are super!!!