I ran into Hannah at the civic center and I immediately fell in love with her work. everything she…read moremakes is high quality and beautiful. I especially loved the customization options. I told her I needed a sleeve for my MacBook and she got right to it! When she had an issue getting my original fabric due to no fault of her own, she reached out to me and gave me my options. She even took the time to show me one fabric in another light via text. My order was done and she messaged me with details on how to pick it up and was very accommodating to me. I would 100/10 recommend ordering from her!

We had some free time before we had to keep traveling so we stoped to explore this museum and Im…read moreGlad i did. The super knowledgeable staff was helpful and kind the exhibits were interesting and some were interactive. This museum was larger then i thought and wish i could have spent more time here.

This is a nice museum with three floors of very interesting items. It is on the university campus…read more Parking was a bit confusing, but not too bad. The entrance fee was very reasonable. The staff was very friendly and hospitality.

Used and new books at reasonable prices!…read more What a cute little shop on the square! We were traveling with our dogs and they said since no small children were in the store we could bring them in since it was raining outside. Now that's small town service! Anywho, worth a stop and support local book shops!

Burrowing Owl Books was all I hoped for and more! Drawn in by the name, I spent four hours browsing…read morethe shelves, conversing with the owner, and reading in the various cozy chairs carefully places throughout the store. I was amazed by the owner, Dallas, who I overheard effortlessly engaging with customers throughout the morning--from specific titles to broad topics or just a vibe, Dallas knew where to direct them! She recommended a perfect book for me and for my nephews. Her knowledge and passion for books and pride in the store were evident in every conversation. Even the landlord was present and eager to share how far the building has come. Housed in a historic building that used to be a bank, the bookstore retains charming elements like the original safe, adding a unique touch to the atmosphere. Jack and Annie, the cleverly named resident parakeets, provided a delightful soundtrack of chirps to the browsing experience. Unsurprisingly, the decor features owls in every nook and cranny, and each room has cozy chairs inviting you to settle in with a good read. Burrowing Owl Books offers an impressive selection, from used and new books to puzzles, t-shirts, and bookish accessories--truly a one-stop shop for any reader. If you're passing through the Canyon area, I highly recommend stopping by this wonderful bookstore. You won't be disappointed!

You want great service? This is your place to go. If they don't have it they tell you where to find…read moreit. It is wonderful to walk in to a place and meet a smiling face greeting you. Anything we need help with they work hard to get me all I could need. Very knowledgable about all kinds of hardware and DIY needs.

This place was totally small town adorable. The (way cute) guy working there was super nice and…read morehelped me find the part I needed to hang the laundry thingy my mother wanted hung. I accdently dropped the drywall toggle bolt through the hole testing to see if the hole was big enough. Boo me. It was either getting a new molly or buying a really really big magnet. They had all sorts of tools, bolts, nails, household items,christmas accessories and tractors. I just liked how nice and small town cute they were.

This place and the family that own/operate it are fantastic! It's a small nursery out in the…read morecountryside, but the quality and selection are second to none. I found succulents here that I've never seen anywhere, including at nurseries in southern California that I visit twice yearly. One in particular, Chinese dunce cap, I've been hunting for for two years during my travels and have finally found it here, in Amarillo, Texas of all places! I have had the opportunity to buy it online, but I prefer to buy in person from quality nurseries. They have helpful photos with descriptions and directions for care posted above most of the plants. As we walked through the succulent greenhouse Tracy walked along with us offering helpful advice and taking our picks to the counter so we didn't have to carry them around. Afterward we went to the outdoor/perennial area where we were met by Val and she graciously offered us a guided tour through their lovely rock/cactus garden pointing out plants that are hardy for our growing zone. We had a wonderful time and will definitely go back every time we visit Amarillo!

OK, I just thought I was the cactus queen. I met my match today…read more The couple that owns Chaparral are more than helpful and so well-informed. It seemed like the inside was her realm while the husband told us that the rock gardens surrounding the business were all his. The selection is truly amazing and I found both cacti specimens that I had been searching for (and then some). This will be a stop for us whenever we are in these here parts again. Amarillo, you are truly lucky to have this nursery in your town!

Because we live in Missouri and cannot order flowers in person, we have to trust the florist will…read moredo a good job. We have tried several companies and Stevens Floral has won us over. The arrangement was more beautiful than the one pictured on the website. They call and make sure that the recipients are home before they deliver. Stevens will be our go to for flowers from now on.

Very disappointing -My 97 year Father was trying to send flowers to me for my birthday but they…read morewere to busy to help him since I live in another state. They just gave him a #800 to call. Not good service for a small town flower shop.

I first met Marsha a few years ago when vacationing out west. She was painting a HUGE red poppy…read moreand took the time to visit with me there in her studio, offering me painting tips. I finally purchased my very first piece of fine art from her. It is a 2 ft by 3 ft metal print of "Poppy Dream." I have it in my living room, and it adds some energy to the space. It makes me happy when I come home and see it after a long work day, and it reminds me of vacationing out west in the good old days before COVID 19. When this is all over, my husband and I plan to take another trip, and I hope to revisit Marsha and her beautiful artwork at Fourth Avenue Fine Art.

I'm staying at an assisted living facility in Canyon, they deliver. Great service. My favorite is…read morethe vegetable fried rice,

My parents use Medi-Drive & I have continued to use them. I love how quick & friendly every one is…read morethere. I don't have to wait in long lines,& my prescription is always ready when I get there.