1025 N Texas Blvd, Weslaco TX 78596
“The store is nice; it has a lot of useful things at a more reasonable price than some craft stores. The only complaint I have is that the people who sit behind the counter are sometimes mean and aren't careful with delicate things.”
815 E Expressway 83, Weslaco TX 78596
“Visited TJ Maxx in Weslaco one evening. Store was very unorganized- clothes on the floor, shoes not in the correct place. There were plenty of cashiers, store wasn’t very busy. Got some good deals, but overall store needed some attention.”
1901 West Expy 83 Ste 300, Weslaco TX 78596
“Cute shoes, decent prices & always have deals going on. Found my summer sandals here 2 years in a row and they last! The soles never give out or look worn out, but the faux leather can crease within a few wears. Employees have always been kind and fast.”
1901 W Expy 83, Weslaco TX 78596
“I would like to commend the management and staff at this store. This is by far the most organized and cleanest Ross location I have visited. The store was well-maintained, and the overall shopping experience was excellent. Keep up the great work!”
715 E Expressway 83, Weslaco TX 78596
“Visited on 8/05 and had the best costumer service experience. The manager and associates are extremely helpful and patient. The store is also clean and well organized. I will from.now on travel 30 miles just to shop at this jcpenney”
1310 N Texas Blvd, Weslaco TX 78599
“Just like any Walmart. I don't really go to Walmart anymore but had to exchange a gift I received. They have so much Marie (from Aristocats) things. Also their Loungefly dupes are pretty valid. They have Bogg Bag dupes too. I spoke to a cool team member who is always wearing pink which I enjoy their outgoing spirit and individuality. I had met them previously. I connected with one customer cuz of her AWESOME Muriel's Wedding T-shirt...and other customer cuz she was the best beautiful woman I've ever seen in a Walmart. STUNNING. I asked what she was doing in Weslaco and she said she's from Houston. Makes sense. Beauty like hers belongs in the 4th largest city in America. (I took her picture with her permission but I will not post her pic cuz I didn't ask her consent.) CLEAN RESTROOMS AND CLEAN STORE.”
1002 W Expy 83, Weslaco TX 78596
“Excellent service everyone I go there had issues with a car battery going bad it was the most efficient no hassle battery replacement I have ever had in 50 yrs of automotive history store is in excellent shape and clean 10 stars to staff.”
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