I'm on the hunt for some vintage, shabby chic goodies for my house so I stopped in today to check…read morethis joint out. There's a variety of things here. Depending on who the vendor is, you'll find tea cups, dolls, furniture, sports memorabilia, etc. This shop is very bright and vibrant which is nice. It's great to have good lighting in the venue for people to check things out. I ended up not finding what I was looking for but I probably could have bought every tea cup in this joint. I love tea cups. This shop was fun to walk around and check out. I look forward to coming back and seeing if I can find any treasures next time.

Great store and employees. vendors are very proud of their merchandise. Too expensiveread more

I LOVE my shopping sprees at Fussy Hussy, the selections, the jeans that fit like a glove, the…read moreamazing body shaping line that allows me to shop much closer to home vs. going to mall land. My problem is that when I got to leave, I see something else!

As a plus sized woman it's not always easy to find something that fits well and is fashionable it's…read morewell and is fashionable. Fussy Hussy is great for any woman, of any size or shape. The ladies working are amazing at styling anyone and will go above and beyond to make sure you are happy. They also have great sales racks.

Fun boutique to shop in downtown Boise! Trendy clothes for all ages. Don't miss this cute clothing…read morestore!

We are so lucky to have great small businesses in downtown Boise. Fancy Pants does not disappoint…read morefor classy casual or for that dressy special occasion. They are so welcoming to everyone. I love supporting these ladies!

My husband and I have been purging our house. Getting rid of unused goods and clothes. While…read morecleaning, we found some old jewelry that we have accumulated and haven't worn. We know our kids won't wear it so might as well go sell our gold and silver. Use that money towards something fun like coffee for the wife or treats for the wife! This joint is right down the road from us so it was a very easy drive to get there. Walked in and two gentleman were chilin at their desks greeted us. I appreciate that they were nice even though we decided to hit this place up 20 minutes before closing. You can tell by their voices and their town that the fact we came in a little before closing didn't bother them. Jordan helped us today. Jordan and my husband went over the jewelry. I chilled on the couch while they were handling the transaction. The other gentleman helped out as well. Get the ball rolling so they can call it a day. Despite the time, both men took their time. Made sure each piece of jewelry was legit or not. We didn't feel rushed. They made my husband and I comfortable. And I appreciate that they were cracking jokes with us too. A gentleman came out from the back and was telling us a story about a prank he did on his wife. They made this experience very light and fun. Everyone here was professional, curtious and fabulous! They made our first experience selling our gold and silver easy. We made out with a couple bucks so we left super happy! Crown Gold is the place to go to for your selling of precious metals.

I did not feel comfortable getting a quote for my gold coins. I think they should make an offer…read morepending the "real gold" test, but he did a lot of unnecessary handling of my coins including blocking my view of them with his forearm. It is stressful selling gold, and the person I was dealing with tried to

3 1/2 stars. This is my fav location, as convenient & merchandise always diverse & changing…read more Prices reasonable for outlet type clothing- very good on non clothing items (which is why i usually come to the store.) Sadly always understaffed, but very nice staff. Also the back bathroom requires a code, but the staff r gracious in opening it quickly if they see u have been shopping- so I'd say whole store is accessible. Ample free parking. Oh the back dressing rooms do close early most days- so come mid day if u need clothing.

I was thinking maybe people who complain about waiting in line for 15 min for 14 people should be…read morehappy it was only 1.1 min per person odd way to be upset when NO One works anymore...Seems like a short wait to me.

There are several places like this that I've been to, hell we have all been to secondhand clothing…read moreplaces NO MATTER WHAT YOU SAY hahaha! I used to go to one in Phoenix called Buffalo Exchange. Back in the day that place was the shiiiiiiit! It's been years and years since I've been to that place. That was probably my first experience with a store like that. Last time I went, they had all high end clothing..which is fine even for the $30,000 a year millionaires lol. However when they switched to that, the magic of Buffalo Exchange..had died. It's fine and fun to have that, but not everyone needs a Gucci belt, used, for $150 lol. Here in Boise/Meridian we have a decent selection of stores like this to choose from. Many first rush to Plato's Closet AAAAND...they shouldn't. Plato's Closet is a national chain and they kinda suck. They have the back in NY. I mean, cmon! These types of stores are best when they're unique to themselves. Buffalo Exchange is even a chain, mostly west coast, I believe tho unless they've expanded further east hmm? Plato's used to be just ok. Now they're annoying. They, like so many stores, I repeat this again..forget that men like to wear clothes too and forget that we have to wear them. Yes I know, statistically women buy more clothing, but still doesn't mean that stores should take away a chunk of a mens section to put more womens. I like clothes. I like to buy them lol. So that being said, Runway Exchange doesn't get a pass on this. Their mens section used to be slightly bigger but now...it's a tiny corner in the back of the store and everything is jammed into like 4 racks. It's kinda crazy, hella annoying, and inconvenient. You take something off the rack and 5 things come with it. Clearly they continue to buy mens clothes and why??? Because men keep buying clothes there lol. That's about the only complaint I have with this place. Honestly, that'll be my complaint with any store that has a tiny mens section and a 95% of the store section for women lol. No, I do not hate women lol. I just need businesses to remember that they share the planet with...guys lol. Runway Exchange is the store people should ALWAYS go to first over Plato's. I say this because 1) they're very close by to each other and 2) even tho Runway may be smaller, it's 1000x better and always will be. The staff is hella more friendly than Plato's and they don't treat you different at Runway if you're not a GenZ girl or millennial lol. They treat you the way all customers should be treated. Plato's doesn't want anything to do with you if you're older than 25ish haha! Now that everyone knows I'm older lol, that doesn't mean we all have to dress like our grandparents did. I'm not in my 50s or 60s tho..thank God lol. Runways prices are much better than Plato's. Plato's, you'd think would have slightly lower prices being a national chain vs Runway which I DON'T think is a chain? I could be wrong? But smaller stores whether secondhand or not almost always have higher prices..that's common knowledge lol. Even with the tiny section at Runway, I'll choose it over Plato's ANY. DAY. Plato's will be a last resort. They are open to buying more at Runway and clearly have better taste in clothes lol. Can you tell yet that I'm a big fan of this place and not a fan at all of Plato's? Lol Whether you buy something or not, this store is fun to look around at. The vibe in this store is always a positive one. I hope it stays that way. Moral of the story, or moral of this review ...or something like that, go to Runway Exchange if you like shopping for these types of clothes and only go to Plato if you're an annoying millen...no, wait, only go to Plato's if you absolutely couldn't find what you're looking for at Runway or literally any other secondhand clothing store lol. Prices are decent, as mentioned, the staff is super friendly, they treat you as a human no matter how old you are lol. I'm guessing little old ladies and men could go here and they'd still treat them with respect. Plato's they would legit laugh at them and probably post pics of them to their instas. Anyone whose been to Plato's knows this is probably true lol. Runway is located in a weird strip mall. So it's kinda hidden which I love and I think that helps keep the vibe a good one. Just a great store. I don't go clothes shopping all that often, but I'll always make a stop in here when I do. The management knows what they're doing. They run a great store. Cheer, Yelpexchangers! Oh and again, great place to sell your clothes! I'm telling you, check here first if your in Boise! Thanks!

The ladies at the counter were not very kind when approached with my questions. The selection for…read morelarge and extra large was poor as well.

Been shopping and selling here for over 20 years and it just gets better!…read moreVery good price points for purchasing and fair split on consignments! Staff shines and is helpful and friendly!!

I absolutely love this place. The owner is super friendly and helpful. I really like the fact that…read moreshe doesn't pack the racks, which makes it easy to shop quickly. I pop in every time I'm in town and have never been disappointed.

First time stopping at hendrickson's as me to the state of Idaho & city of garden city - called in…read moreto verify if they're able to help with what I needed as my toddlers gold bracelet broke. Got a confirmation they could- Came in as I live 4mins away :) Walked in and was greeted by a super nice lady ( who I also spoke with prior) she was very detailed of what was going on and gave me options. Fixed the issue as it was something small and was very kind to my toddler. Ended up not having to pay anything, but truly appreciate this business and the amazing customer service!

Great service, great selection and I am very impressed with this place. Very thankfulread more

Nice store with high end options, the upstairs consignment area is cool. Unfortunately when I went…read morein there I felt very unwelcome. I went in to find a gift for a friend and when I asked an employee a question she told me that the items are high quality and the price reflects that and that they are waiting on items "more in my price range" to come in. She also directed me to the consignment area upstairs, assuming I could not afford her "high end" items. I will be taking my money elsewhere.

Positive: They have unique brands of clothing and great shoes. Negative: They have obviously…read moredecided to market to a new to Boise clientele that only care about brands and very high price tags. The staff is rude and pertinacious. I once enjoyed shopping there and now I will not be returning. This is sad for Boise.

I've probably driven passed Reuseum countless times not realizing what it was. Even when my…read moredaughter told me about it, I still wasn't convinced enough to make a visit. That all changed yesterday when we made a donation of quite a bit of electronic goods from my parents home. There are carts outside to leave your donations but make sure to follow the rules and guidelines online about what you can leave and what items like LCD screens and monitors have a fee for donating. Inside the Reuseum is a treasure trove of all sorts of electronic goodies from years past. If you're an electronic enthusiast, you will find yourself here for awhile reminiscing about the past and how much electronics has changed over the years. I happen to find two Polaroid cameras from the early 1960s and quickly snapped them up. If you're not looking for nostalgia but actually need a particular cable à la Fry's Electronics, you'll most likely find it here. Reuseum is a cool place and definitely warrants a visit if you have a fondness for all things electronically.

Bumping up to three stars. Good stuff, old stuff. Sometimes the only place to get good old stuff,…read morelike a VCR that may not be in perfect condition but it plays and the price is right. Original review was to make sure everyone knew that they don't take televisions or monitors or anything with a screen that creates a picture out of light. And if they do take them, they charge you plenty. Government rules they tell me. I hope most everybody's caught on by now. The thrift stores, St. Vincent in particular, will take smart devices only. The county dump will take all such devices, but if you want to do that for free, make sure it's the only sort of thing you have in the truck. Cannot do an electronics run and an ordinary trash run at the same time. Other than that, the Reuseum is kind of awesome.