I stopped in to kill some time and I liked this store. Two sections, one that has mainly clothing…read moreand and tv's and the other that had home goods and small appliances. Looks like they buy return pallets at auctions and resell. A lot of product is new and never opened and had really good prices in my opinion. Few ice cream makers and coolers I want to go back and get.

Pros- A lot of product is held by this warehouse electronic, appliances, house items…read more Cons- boxes are open and items don't always work. Keep your receipt, make sure you get a receipt! ask if the items work. Open the already *opened box and check the items because they aren't complete. Let the cashier know it was open and if it doesn't work you will return the item. A return policy is on the receipt.

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.

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!

I found a lot of good deals and different items, but you really have to look. Store was somewhat…read morecluttered an items was all over the place, probably due to the holidays but overall it was a nice place to shop. Prices were reasonable and staff was pleasant, will go back again.

I went to go buy groceries as usual and I noticed the store had a promotion if you buy $10 worth of…read moreitems you will get free tea or product is free. At cash out time my total was $13 + and I asked for free product and they said there was no free product?!? I then said you are advertising this promo. They lied and this tire is misleading customers.

I guess if you want good fruit and vegetables, Target, Sprouts, Albertsons, and Whole Foods is the…read moreplace to go, even if you have to pay a higher price. Big 8, Food King, and Wal-Mart never ever has ripe bananas, avocados, and jalapenos with no kick! I guess this spring Ill have to grow my own jalapenos and spend the extra bucks at the good stores. Even the meat/chicken is horrible, frozen to the max, the majority has freezer burn, hard to find ground turkey, oh and mushrooms that are not going bad.

Walgreens has been a regular and reliable stop for me whilst biketouring; not only am I able to buy…read moretruly "dark" chocolate, Starbucks "black" coffee (NO sugar!), and after-season strongly discounted sales, in addition to acquiring cash with my debit card. The particular just-past holiday was Halloween, and the particular discounted (70%!) item was a "haunted phone", which gives goulish sounds/comments/etc. The purpose for this purchase was to be a prize for our students/families at a Fall festival next year. Walgreens associate Margie expertly checked me through with them item, as well as giving me additional money on my debit card. Walgreens is a wonderful source of food/energy, passport photos, dark chocolate,numerous items beyond drugs, and, of course, cash. This 5-star establishment certainly has my "Wheel of Approval!"

From the owner: Walgreens is a trusted and convenient local health destination that millions of Americans rely on…read moreevery day. Our founder, Charles R. Walgreen Sr., was known for finding new ways to connect with customers on a personal level and treating each person like a guest in his own home. For over a century, we have expanded that personal connection through our network of neighborhood pharmacies and our innovative health services and products. The foundation for all of this is our trusted pharmacy expertise, and our team members who provide essential care that helps people achieve better health outcomes at an affordable cost. Pharmacy Hours: M-Su 12am-1:30am, 2am-11:59pm

Primark at Cielo Vista Mall - First Impressions…read more I hadn't stepped into Cielo Vista in ages, but curiosity got the better of me when I saw all the ads for Primark, one of the mall's newest (and biggest) stores. It's tucked upstairs in the corner with its own bright, welcoming entrance, and honestly, it feels like a cross between H&M and Old Navy. What Stood Out The store is huge with wide aisles and tons of associates ready to help. They carry everything--clothes for men, women, kids, bras, beauty products, shoes, home goods, even luggage. Prices are undeniably cheap. I snagged a pair of pants for $10 and a jacket for $20. Not the best quality, but perfect for refreshing basics or quick trends. Shopping Experience The checkout system was... interesting. You pick between regular or self-checkout, and while they charge for bags, there are free paper ones hidden at the bottom if you look closely. On the way out, you scan your receipt at a gate before leaving. Very different setup compared to other retailers. Overall Vibe Primark is fast fashion through and through. If you need affordable, on-trend clothing in a pinch, it delivers. But if you care about longevity or sustainability, you may find the quality lacking. Personally, I don't usually shop fast fashion because of how quickly it ends up in landfills--I prefer secondhand--but I wanted to check it out. Would I go back? Maybe if I needed a quick, budget-friendly piece. But for me, it felt a lot like items I could just order online from Amazon. Still, for El Paso shoppers who love variety at low prices, this store is going to be a hit.