Levelland offers an extraordinary range of shopping variety within just a few miles. Two primary business districts, College Avenue and the Downtown Square, offer nearly everything you could hope to find. From women's and children¹s apparel, to gift and decorative items, to antiques and resale shops, to men's wear and hardware, to cowboy goods and western wear, to hand-made crafts, to West Texas Music, to groceries, the variety is endless.

But perhaps even more importantly than the variety are these two elements: competitive prices and exceptional customer service. Come shop where people are glad to see you, have time to help you, offer gift wrapping (in many of our stores), and have top-notch customer service. Spend an afternoon browsing. Bring a friend to see the "unusual". Locate the "brand-specific"items that big cities offer without the hassle and enjoy the value!

Did you know . . . that in Levelland . . . you can buy:

• Waterford
• Precious Moments
• Brighton
• Mary Englebreit
• Tony Llama
• Ralph Lauren
• Kenneth Wiatt jewelry
• Country buckets
• Fossil watches
• Tommy Hillfiger
• Yankee candles
• and so much more!

Did you know that in Levelland . . . you can find :

• A hand crafted saddle
• Iron figurines and horseshoe sculpture
• West Texas Music
• Beautiful Flowers
• A hand-made wooden bench
• Miniature furniture made from aluminum cans
• Steel guitar
• Spurs
• Crafts and oddities galore in pawn shops and resale stores!

Restaurants

College Avenue is full of delicious restaurants from national chains to locally owned stores. A good range of hours allows the playoff game participants the chance to eat before or after games at our Dome. Come early for a good fresh donut or stay late for a cook country fried steak. Several specialty restaurants offer everything from a "green chili burger", to taco soup, to hot potato salad, to "chicken chow mein", to all you can eat buffet lines. Lunch boasts an extended opportunity for fresh cooked vegetables or gourmet specials.

Recently seen in Texas Highways, one of our burger joints is a slightly restored gas station that attracts crowds regionally. Another restaurant boasts the only "mexican and barbque buffet" in the plains. Even other restaurants attract customers with their "regular" goodies like fresh baked sopapillas and tortillas, buttermilk pie, and brownies and icecream.