I noticed this shop when having dinner at Laventure at Hotel Saint George but it was closed. The…read morenext day I was visiting shops and needed to go to the restroom and remembered the one in the lobby of the George, right past Hey I Like It Here. I've been visiting Marfa for over ten years and each time it seems more commercialized, crowded, and expensive. This shop is typical of the higher end businesses populating Marfa but they had some nice items such as face and hair masks, candles, t-shirts and a fun assortment of unique soft and hard beverages. I felt guilty about only using the bathroom since I wasn't a hotel guest so I bought a hair mask and pretty silk printed bandana (made in Portland). Unlike many of the other places in Marfa, HILIH was actually open on a Wednesday afternoon. Most businesses we tried to visit were closed even though they advertised themselves as being open. This wasn't totally surprising since Marfa mostly caters to weekend visitors. Service was friendly and accommodating.

I love stopping by local bookstores on road trips. Front Street Books did not disappoint. Staff…read morerecommendations were spot-on. Good mix of local authors, up-and-coming Indie hits, and gems I missed when they first came out. It's also a great place to pick up hiking and nature guides to the Big Bend area.

GO! It looks like a dainty storefront, but this place has depth! The proprietor has a solid…read moreselection of the expected and unexpected. The store is thoughtfully laid out and is quite inviting. We thought we would be there for ten minutes and it turned into much more than that. Additionally, the owner was a wealth of knowledge and so accommodating. This is the kind of small business everyone should back!

I've never seen a more overpriced record store in my life. I understand that he has the entire…read moremarket in this area, but he has records marked for 40 bucks that would go for 4-5 dollars in any other record store. Beat up copies of Disraeli Gears for 30+, beat up random Beatles presses for 40. Classical Deutsche Grammaphon that would be marked for a dollar elsewhere, go for 10-20. No 20th century classical, no jazz, mostly classic rock, older classical and country. I make it a point to visit record stores everywhere I go. In small college towns you usually find run of the mill beat up classic rock. That's expected, but sometimes you find some gems. The prices here would keep you from ever spending your money here, especially with the internet. Random CDs you could find in 50 cent or 1 dollar bins for 15 bucks. I'm not sure how this place is still making it. It's a shame someone would run a record store like this. I wouldn't waste my time. Wait until you take another trip to go digging :).

The man running the shop is very kind. The shop is very clean, and very well organized. I was…read morelooking for a Joni Mitchell record, but didn't find it. I left after I couldn't find it, and was a block away when I heard the owner yelling after me that he found one. The record was in near-perfect condition, with just the dust jacket being damaged. Most of the low-rating reviews are complaining about the pricing of the records, but I want to point out that this is a shop out in the middle of nowhere and he has to keep the doors open somehow. I think that, at the quality of the records, with the distance he is from any other record store, and with the prices being driven up by rent+covid, this is a perfectly fine store. I would recommend that you stop here and buy a record if you can on your drive out to Big Bend!

An excellent used book store operated by the alpine public library for the benefit of the library…read more Those books are $.50 to three dollars and I have a couple of racks or you can fill up a bag and everything it is two dollars.

Cute clothes, friendliest employees! I love going to shop every time we are in town…read more They have new and vintage clothes!

I bought three coats for three little boys that they love;…read more its the leather braclet that dropped the rating. the animal head came off while I was giving the gift to a granddaughter. Mom is very ingenuitive and can fix it of course, but it was a "Pricey " gift to have it fall apart before ever being used. Susan Idaho

I am so happy Wassermann Wranch now has a "downtown" shop. Visiting all the alpacas, donkeys, llama…read moreand kangaroo at the Wranch is one of my family's favorite activities in Alpine. Now we can find their gift shop treasures in town. Lots of really lovely alpaca products, along with local Bee Wranch honey and other gifts for critter lovers. And the teddy bears here are the softest I have ever felt. Soon I hear the very sweet owner, Heidi, will be bottle feeding her baby kangaroo at the shop!

Good selection but lady was stuck at retail no bundling prices or reduction for resale License. The…read morecompetition is much more accommodating. So bought much less. Only stuff to sell for hedge on inflation. Yup like the 80s

Great Terlingua coffee has been purchased from here by phone, and shipped to us! I need to buy more…read morebut your phone is busy all the time! Are you still open? Thanks

Good service and prices. They accept my insurance and are quick to fill my prescriptions.read more

It's been un town forever, near a dry cleaners and has lots of people working. They also text you…read morewhen your prescription is ready, which I like. They're open half day on Saturday too, which is helpful. They're just really popular so sometimes there's a slight delay.