6341 TX-191, Odessa TX 79762
“I really needed help finding an item I seen the day before. The employee went to the back to see if there were more in stock. When there wasn't she brought other options. She plugged the lamp in for me and was very helpful”
3516 E University Blvd, Odessa TX 79762
“I moved to Odessa for a year for work and thankfully found this boutique. I’ve been gone almost a year and I still shop here (online now) to this day. I have yet to find a clothing store that’s similar to Kirby’s style and I don’t think I ever will. It’s the absolute best & their employees are the sweetest 🩷”
4642 E University Blvd, Odessa TX 79762
“Great selection of items here. I did quite a bit of home decor shopping. Mostly everything I got had some type of discount to it like 40-50% off and they're always running deals. When I think of hobby lobby I think of crafts but they have some many home goods. Definitely gonna be my new go to place when looking for decor now. Wasn't packed in there at all”
4101 East 42nd Street, Odessa TX 79762
“A great place to find everything you need for home decorations. Things are reasonably priced and the store is stocked and organized well. Conveniently located in the mall.”
3887 E 42nd St, Odessa TX 79762
“I just left the Odessa, TX location on 42nd St. and accidentally drove away after leaving my phone in a shopping cart. Within five minutes I realized what happened and returned to the store. Cynthia from Loss Prevention summoned the manager, Maria, for me to help. Since the store phones were unavailable, they both used their personal phones to try to locate mine. When we were still unsuccessful, cashier Priscilla also jumped in and was able to access “Find My iPhone” and send a ping to my phone. Shortly after, the ping was sent a customer returned my phone to the counter. I was extremely anxious, knowing my brand-new phone and irreplaceable family photos could have been lost. Thanks to the kindness, empathy, and persistence of Maria, Priscilla, and Cynthia my phone was recovered. Their customer service was outstanding, and I am incredibly grateful for their help. I will absolutely recommend this location in the future.”
Two familiar names now share one storefront. Bed Bath & Beyond and The Container Store opened their first co-branded location in Fort Worth, Texas, on May 16, and the concept is spreading to nearly two dozen stores in what the company calls phase one.
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