Dallas Corner Store

Loucinda A

I thought they sold regular brownie's and wandered in one day with a friend some years back now. They did and so then I wished they'd sold coffee; I fillfull my wishful thinking most days visiting. Coffee is almost a religion it self for me and now some time after all that they offer it. Decently priced affordable consumer consumables are a quick easy find with the establishment. An offering of exceptional convenience. 👍

William Graeme

The owners of this store are very helpful and friendly. This is a great store! Support them and shop here!

Garth Wilson

The floor is spotless. Hospitality is spoken here. The clerks look sharp with highly shined shoes and stylish shirts. I was greeted by name, and with a big smile, the moment I walked in the door. This is the cleanest convenience store I have ever visited. They make every customer, feel like family.

LLBPhD

What this little store has that is unique are nice Mexican products like those yummy frozen fruit bars in flavors like mango, pineapple, coconut, and even those cups of frozen, sweet, peach puree smothered with hot, red, dry sandbars of Chile powder (definitely an acquired taste!) (BTW, who HAS acquired a taste for that deceitful cup???) Mexican products supplement most categories (face and body care, cookies, cleaners,etc.). I like the variety. HOWEVER, there are NO stickers and prices vary by the cashier on duty. Some days I've paid more than the already heavily inflated corner-store price. Very bad. What'smore, the folk buying the bread, jelly, butter, soup are poor already, and poor seniors get hit the worst. I am very glad that another chain store carrying even more variety of goods at verrry reasonable prices, recently opened only a couple blocks away. One more thing...this corner store is also a HEAD SHOP with everything one would need from hookahs, pipes, and papers, incense sticks and cones, and lots of colorful items which I cannot identify. HOLD THE PRESSES! As I edit the old (☆☆☆) review, I awaken to the many problems that steal those stars. I, too, like to support local, family-owned little stores. However, not to get eaten alive by those prices and the people wandering around the parking lot, occasionally jumping into unlocked cars OR hovering around in small groups making tactical plays the 49'ers developed to SCORE! In this lot "to score" does not involve game points. They duck and shuffle for small change, ______, and opportunities to give'n'take. I have shopped here a LOT in the recent past. The police monitor the area and periodically shoo the living-dead and the WAY-TOO-LIVING from the lot. But they alllways c o m e b a c k. What is a shopkeeper to do? Well, for starters, realize you draw your crowd by the color pencils you sell. If you offer paraphernalia, here come the paraphernaliacs. Perhaps the food I've been buying (and consuming) is intended for display only? Just theorizing. FIVE polite, multilingual BROTHERS run the store, under the austere glare of a father of at least five polite, multilingual brothers.