5609 Watauga Rd, Watauga TX 76148
“This is by far my favorite Talavera pottery store! Obsessed with their inventory and really appreciated the owner assisting me to find the right pottery for my home. I understand the 'discounts' are not substantial, but this is a small business; so, I personally prefer to support them instead of the big box stores. Talavera is my favorite pottery, and all these are hand made in Mexico - they're authentic which I appreciate. I want to thank the owners for also helping me pack up my vehicle from all that I purchased! P.s. ..No me reganaron! jajajaja!”
7616 Denton Highway Suite 516, Watauga TX 76148
“Tons of quality pieces of furniture at a more affordable price. A lot of clearance, to fit every style. The artworks are beautiful and doesn't feel like too many copies available making it less generic than, say Walmart pieces. The rugs were gorgeous and wonderfully priced. And I loved the food/snack offerings in the store as well! A lot of fun flavors and unique snacks to try. The staff was friendly as well.”
7608 Denton Highway Ste 316, Watauga TX 76148
“A very strange fusion of Dollar general with Party City or at least that's the vibe it gives off. They have a lot of very inexpensive and in some cases very cheap decorations.... Yes, there is a difference between inexpensive and cheap. If you plan to throw any decoration you buy here away, you have come to the right place. I would not look to buy any Deco here that you can keep from event to event. We spent $70 pretty quickly on a bunch of birthday deco and TBH I really don't know where The Deco went but I was told it was all used. We purchased some pantry stuff. A fairly sizable store located inside a previously failed Pier 1 imports, yet on a Friday mid-afternoon there was only one employee in the whole place. So the merch is whatever you decide, but just don't expect to get a lot of help if you need it.”
7612 Denton Hwy, Watauga TX 76148
“Ross in Watauga stands out for its friendly and helpful staff. The team is welcoming, quick at checkout, and always ready to assist, making the whole shopping experience smooth and enjoyable.”
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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