I could spends HOURS in World Market! They offer such unique items. I was in Southlake and didn't…read moreeven realize they had a store here. If you are searching for hard to find food and drinks, this place is made for you. I love that they group grocery items by countries, so it is easier to find things. I especially love their household section, specifically the candles. Fun candle holders and fun incense options!

World Market came through with the mystery snack box lineup, and I had to check it out. The…read morechoices? Hello Kitty, Crave Japan, and the Naruto x Boruto box--but obviously, the Anime vibes won For $44, the box delivers a solid spread: chips, candy, chocolate bars, and sodas. Some snacks are instant favorites, others... well, let's just say they're part of the journey. The store itself? Clean, well-organized, and the staff was nothing but helpful. Bottom line: If you're down for a snack adventure, it's totally worth the dive.

I restore antiques in my retirement and use a lot of your balsa and bass wood pieces, strips and…read moresticks in my work. Now I find that you have eliminated those products from your assortment. Evidently some came in and brought all of your inventory. DISAPPOINTING.

Hobby Lobby is THE place to go to make all of your Pinterest dreams come true! They have so much by…read moreway of home decor and arts & crafts supplies that it can be both exhilarating and overwhelming. Whenever I'm there the wannabe Martha Stewart in me emerges and feels compelled to take home all the beautiful things in sight. Oh the possibilities! Realistically though, I'd have no idea how to make use of most of it because I'm just not that creative in addition having neither the funds nor the space. Of course there are times when this store, or any of the others for that matter, won't have exactly what you want, when you want it. For example, you might find slim pickings on some of the Christmas stuff before you've even thought about carving your Thanksgiving turkey. Therefore, it's best to shop early and get seasonal items as soon as they hit the shelves. Also, it's imperative for those on a budget (and who isn't right now!) to take advantage of sales and/or coupons whenever possible. Much of the regular priced merchandise isn't what I would consider inexpensive and things can add up pretty quickly (especially if you listen to Martha!).

J's Hallmark is a such a nice store! It is in a great location with plenty of parking…read more The employees are so friendly and helpful. They will help you find the perfect gift, and they are able to help you figure out which coupons are the best to use for your transaction. It is a large store with all your Hallmark staples - cards, ornaments, gift wrap, but it also has a large selection of unique gifts and household items where you are sure to find something for every person on your shopping list!

This store is generally well organized and has a good selection. Clerks are most always very…read morepleasant. I stopped in today to pick up several cards, including my monthly free card. I easily found the cards I needed and was pleased with the selection. One of the staff checked on me to be sure I was finding what I needed. There is one member of the staff, though, that usually doesn't even look up to greet customer. I was taken by surprise today when she actually said, "Hello."

Dollar Tree is now Dollar Fifty Tree, and some items are more…read more Thanks, Trump. This is a good, safe, freeway-close location with plenty of parking, with a Marshall's on the left, and a LA Fitness, whatever that is.

Service is so slow rude! The manager who set herself on the office rolling her eyes while…read morecustomers were trying to get checked out. Like, if you don't want to do your job, go home! Leave! The store was a hot mess. Crap all over the floor. Aisles have been straightened, never. The store was dirty and gross. I can't believe the community of Euless even shops there anymore. Why did I even go in there? That will definitely never happen again.

I was on a mission to go to TJMAx and noticed Homesense and decided to go in…read more My first impression is that their merchandise was very much like At Home but a much smaller store layout and the merchandise was very well displayed and organized. Their assortment were somewhat broad which was great and more upscale without the high price. Also, the overall layout was nice with less clutter than other stores. When I went through checkout I mentioned I liked their store and the cashier was very friendly and said they are often compared to Home Goods so I don't know. But I will be back when I have more time to explore the isles.

I had an excellent experience in HomeSense in Southlake this afternoon. Amanda, one of the…read moremanagers, helped me redesign my mantle in my living room from a photo on my phone. She suggested pieces to buy that went together and even how to place them. I purchased and did everything. Amanda suggested, and I am so pleased with the outcome! She was busy doing something else, but she didn't hesitate a moment to drop what she was doing and spend time with me to help with this project. The store itself is fabulous. It has just about everything you could want for your home and the prices are terrific! How the items in the store are displayed makes shopping so easy! Love this place and many thanks to Amanda for her design help!

The DG store is great. Helpful staff and easy access . I go there quite often . We went to this…read moreone looking for so craft items for the Grandkids. My wife found most everything she needed

Should you ever need boxes do not come to this location or I was informed that they receive profit…read morefrom maintaining their boxes. The location is often time cluttered the staff is very courteous and helpful. Located in the carriage Square shopping center near other businesses and down the street from UNT. The prices are what one would typically expect from a general Dollar General Store. They do have a restroom available to customers upon request because axis would warrant the key.

Target December 7, 2025…read more (5/5) Visited Target and had an excellent experience. The store was clean, well-organized, and easy to move through. Everything was well-stocked, and the layout made shopping simple and stress-free. Staff were friendly and attentive, making the trip even more enjoyable. Checkout was efficient, and the overall atmosphere of the store was welcoming and positive. A great shopping experience from start to finish. They have a great selection of items at a fantastic value.

I had a target gift card to spend so obviously I figured "why not look for that thing I need at…read moretarget? I mean, I'm right here!" So I opened the app and searched for the folding table I was looking for. They had a few options. So, I walked into the store, with the exact shelf location of said item indicated in the mobile app. That's handy. I saw the options available to me, I touched and felt the items, and thought "yeah, this is perfect. I'll get it." THEN I looked at the price on the shelf. $39. - wait - that's $10 more than the app says it is. ...aaah! The item is $10 if you buy "online" (or with the app) So, here I am, holding the desired item in my hands, but with the opportunity to save 25% if I buy "online". Ok. I'll buy on the app and do store pickup. Annoying but that's $10 I can spend on AI tokens or lottery tickets (whichever my AI agent instructs me to do) So I order and pay for the item. Now I have to wait. And wait. And wait. Why oh why oh why can't I just take the item in my hands and pay the same price in the store as buying "online"? It's cheaper to take this same item, have a store associate look for it, stick it in the pickup storage, send me a text, and have me either come to the pickup line or wait in my car for this item right here in my hands?? What the hell kind of logic is that? I sat in the parking lot for almost 2 hours waiting to see how this would go. When I finally got the notification that it was ready, I went back into the store, interrupting my epic streak on my "Pawdoku" game to go to the pickup counter. The pickup counter? The customer service desk. Yep. Get in line buddy, behind all those people at the customer service desk. Another 15 minute wait. What a joke. Corporations beware: THIS is what happens when that CEO sets goals like "we want to shift 40% of our sales to our digital channels" or some dumb crap like that. The customer's actual experience that looks oh-so-good on paper and oh-so-good on the executive dashboard, goes right into the toilet and what do people remember? The product? The prices? No. The EXPERIENCE. Stop doing dumb stuff, Target. Think about customers and their actual experience, and stop having different prices for the exact same product that's sitting on the shelf as a "lure" to make those digital engagement numbers look good. You suck. ALERT TO UX people at Target!! - print this review out and do a customer journey map, starting with "customer touches and feels the item and decides they want to buy it for the price they saw on the app that led them into the store". And don't inject crap like "with increased customer dwell, they're more likely to buy convenience items and coffee" - NO. The customer is annoyed. Write that down. The customer doesn't want your coffee or your convenience items. He needs a god-damned folding table and to spend his gift card. Write that down too. There's a reason I only shop here when I'm holding a gift card. Awful. Anyways, I have a folding table now and lost several hours of my life and a badass "Pawdoku" streak.

I am a lady who likes hobbies. And I try to avoid companies that lobby against things I believe in…read more And get busted smuggling ancient artifacts out of the middle east. So Michaels is my craft store of choice! The store is clean, well lit, and organized. They also have an app that will tell you what aisle things are on, if you already know what you're looking for. They do really good sales and the people are friendly. The only thing I don't like, and everyone is doing it, is the self checkout. You have to have at least one employee manning the self checkout, but no one to actually do it. I hate that.

The man in the framing department was extremely rude when I went in. In addition, the self checkout…read moreis terrible. They do usually have good arts and crafts supplies, though.