Once was one of my favorite thrift store, but ever since new owners bought it out , prices on some…read morethings are way over priced, and when you are looking for the colors for discount prices you don't find any. I feel that they are marking prices like the major big cities, when we are a smaller city and don't get paid as other big cities do. As far as service, I can't complain about that, very hard workers, and attentive to customers.

Texas thrift is a place for affordable clothing, "Thrifted" clothing. I went in today and saw…read moreclothing prices went up, practically sky rocketing! I spoke to one of the employees, and they stated that prices are mocking the ones from New York and more upstate places. Laredo is filled with individuals who love to shop for clothing that is affordable, and not really clothing that is $15 and up. It is "under new management" , and although that is totally understandable, Laredo Texas Thrift was more affordable a few months back. The tags of that week are very limited in stocks. It had been going downhill when it comes to prices. It is no longer possible to purchase great affordable clothing without making a big dent in your budget.

Great place! It was very clean since it has cement all over…read morethe place. It was easy to push the stroller and carry our things around on ti. The parking lot is big enough and it is connected directly to the flea market. They said it looks like the one on San Antonio, maybe because it has places to seat? I haven't being in San Antonio's flea market , but my friend that was with me that day, compare them. A few restaurants, it has bathrooms. Arrangement like if you are walking around self storage place. You can find all the prices, it is good to ask, hopefully they sold something before you got there so they don't feel like taking all the rent out of one client.

There was some good stuff but the sellers were far from friendly. I've never been to a flea market…read morewhere I've encountered such bored, rude, lackluster sellers! It was disappointing. Just really not helpful. It felt like they didn't want to be there.

Literally the best selection of vintage/streetwear there is in town. I was able to find great tees…read moreat an affordable price. The thing that separates this shop from the rest is the curation of every item. The owners take pride in providing the best experience to the customer, saves me time by not having to thrift to find grails myself! Their selection of modern streetwear is also a big plus for those looking for more hype pieces. Supreme, Yeezy, Off-White x Nike, retro Jordan sneakers, Guess, and much more. The employees are knowledgeable and very helpful when it comes to finding a certain item in-store, or inquiring about something you've been looking for.

From the owner: We specialize in curating a premium vintage streetwear experience. Apparel is hand selected and…read morecurated for our store by our passionate staff. We also offer consignment on more high-end streetwear and sneakers, so we have something for everybody!

I stopped by the Dollar Tree while shopping in Laredo and before going in, expected it to be just…read morelike all the other Dollar Trees I have been in before, unorganized, poor service, and not much to choose from. To my surprise, a worker greeted me as soon as I walked in the door. That is something awesome to see since I worked in a Family Dollar in the past and know how important it is to greet and acknowledge every customer as they come in.It makes for great customer service as well as lets you know at first glance if the customer is a regular or not, and if you should be suspicious by their first responses towards you (9 times out of 10 if they refuse to make eye contact, or if they are overly friendly and act nervous, then they are up to no good). The store was clean, had tons to choose from, and actually had products in the correct places instead of laying on the floor or thrown on the wrong shelves. I was asked if I needed any help during my shop, and had a nice conversation with the employee while checking out. I enjoyed myself while shopping here and will come back again next time I am in town.

Surprisingly a pretty great mall in the small town of Laredo. Has every store you would expect to…read morefind in any typical mall. Very clean and not too crowded (went on a Sunday).

This mall in Laredo has a lot of food options. The restrooms aren't as clean nor sanitized, there…read morewas water coming out from the girls restroom as if one of the toilets were leaking. So I wouldn't recommend going to the restrooms unless you really have to go. The stores are your typical stores. But it is very crowded. At least the time I went, it was.

This goodwill is vey overpriced. For example: a tiny candle holder the size of a big shot glass was…read moretwo dollars. There were broken toys for $4.99. A really worn out old photo album for $9.99. I literally bought two planting pots for $1.99 each but the old price was still on them With a huge original sticker that read $.88. They had the nerve to raise it to $1.99. When I pointed this out to the cashier they were just as annoyed as I was. They also agreed with me that the prices were way too high on some merchandise. Seriously, who is pricing these things? Whoever it is is really off the mark. I go to thrift stores because I like cool unique knickknacks. But what about the people that really need these things? Really overpriced. Please... it's a freaking goodwill.

Laredo, Texas's Goodwill has always been too expensive, also selling broken items for way too much…read more Furniture is also priced too high.