orlando,fernanda and erich always give me top dollar for my…read moreitems and always take care of me with price on items i buy would not shop anywhere else. jeffrey dunne

Joe & Fernanda were amazing and great customer service!!! highly recommend to go check out this…read morestore :)

If you've perused my avatars, then you know that I'm a collector of the creepy and arcane, an…read moreaesthete of the sinister, the macabre, the ironic. I have amassed quite the collection of horror movie memorabilia, signed lyrics sheets, personal correspondence with serial killers*, war artefacts, and sundry other things, some of which I dare not make public on Yelp. While sifting through my most prized items recently, I realized just how cool they would look framed on the walls of the haunted murder dungeon I call my home. Framing, though, can be an expensive proposition, especially at Kurt Youngblood, the premier framing business in town. I've dropped many thousands of dollars there over the years, money well spent but not economically feasible moving forward; I simply have too much stuff! Only recently did I discover that Hobby Lobby had a framing department. The prices I saw advertised online were a fraction of what I've spent at Kurt Youngblood, but I was skeptical. Should I entrust unvetted workers at a chain with my priceless, one-of-a-kind items? My intuition told me "yes," so off I went. I'm glad I did! About a week ago, I dropped off three personally signed horror movie posters for framing. One was signed and dedicated to me by Robert Englund ("Freddy Krueger"), and the other two were signed by Don Coscarelli, writer and director of the excellent "Phantasm" film series. The guy at the counter took a photo of each poster, fed the photos into a computer program, and showed me how they would look with various frames and borders. I settled on a black frame with a red border for all three. He told me they would be ready by September 23rd, which seemed reasonable, and quoted me a price of approximately $125 each. That might sound steep, but Kurt Youngblood would have charged me at least 50% more. Imagine my surprise when I received a call that all three posters were ready only a few days later! This Hobby Lobby is only a short drive from my house, so I rushed over to pick them up. All three were perfect: seamless, symmetrical, and exactly what I had requested. They look gorgeous and professional, and I can't wait to hang them on my walls this weekend. I'm so impressed with the work Hobby Lobby did that I plan to have several more items framed there very soon. Look at the three photos I've posted so far and revel in their awesomeness! I also take perverse, ironic pleasure in the fact that my Freddy Krueger poster -- which references my spirit communication evidence and refers to me as a "bitch" -- is now the featured photo for Hobby Lobby, a business run by a Fundamentalist Baptist. Now, if only I could locate the letter and pentagram doodle I received from Richard Ramirez, aka The Night Stalker. *I should have written "incarcerated serial killers." If I had correspondence from active serial killers, then that would be impressive indeed.

Rough service and I'd say they're understaffed on the registers. A few customers including myself…read morehad to wait for somebody to appear at the cloth station as there was literally nobody there AKA abandoned post . There was a ring bell for service sign which must've been an ornament because it led to nobody coming over to assist. After about twelve minutes of waiting I went over to the cashiers to call on the intercom for somebody to go and help. After about another five minutes the woman was rude and took it all as a joke. She even went as far as to mention the bell being there should somebody need to request/call for assistance. Wow. Cheers.

This place is awesome! Lots of great finds for boutique items. Earrings, necklaces and moreread more

Very sweet and helpful ladies that work there. Great selection!!! Excited I found this gem.read more

I've been looking for a place where I can get battery for my watch ( like I tried shopping malls…read moreand as well as the store in the middle of the hallway inside the mall... they charge too much and sometimes their batteries doesn't last a year. Texas Diamond is really a great place for shopping watch batteries, repaired my watch and customer service is awesome. I'm not sure about the other not so great reviews but my experience here was fantastic. I love supporting businesses like this! By the way, I've been going to this place for 2 years now so that mean something... all I can say is just check it out and you'll see.

Different ownership. Original owner past away. Not the same craftsman ship. Nothing special here…read moreanymore. Look elsewhere. Too expensive for the quality.

I went to this GameStop this weekend and right when I walked in was greeted more professionally…read morethen any GameStop I've been to. Hi are you here to browse or to find something? That girl will be excellent in sales and the store has more organization than any other game stop in city and clearance items are well kept not like other stores.

One of the larger and cleaner stores in the SATX area. Friendly staff as usual and well laid out.read more

When it comes to thrift stores, I've always preferred Salvation Army over Goodwill. They do more…read morefor the community and typically they were cheaper however Salvation Army no longer lets you try on clothes due to theft issues. Listen people are donating their stuff to you if you're losing a couple dollars and donated stuff like come on how how much can that really be damaging you and have somebody near the Tryon section if it's really that much of an issue, but your clothes half of them don't have tags. I don't know what size I'm trying on and I'm not buying clothes that I can't try on when I asked the manager about it and asked him if I could return clothes if they didn't fit if I can't try them on because a couple of the items that I wanted to buy for an event like a costume party I was not gonna be buying if I couldn't try on and they were like jumpers and things I could not try on over my clothes. He told me just to try on over my clothes and that I could not return them if they didn't fit he also mentioned well I mean it's the same for the furniture and the shoes no, sir it's not the same. I don't need to try on furniture and also I can slip my feet into shoes. I will not be returning to Salvation Army army. I'm very upset by this. I guess Goodwill will be getting my business and I can't imagine that this is good for their business.

A clean thrift store is always nice. Everything is kind of sorted by colors which is nice for home…read moredecor but tiresome if you want to look for clothes since they aren't organized by size.