It's like a more fun Dollar General or Family Dollar focused on seasonal items, affordable makeup,…read moreand kid's toys. Most things out front were $5 but in general the pricing was pretty unclear, even an employee couldn't make heads or tails of the prices in the toy section. I think it's a great spot for affordable stocking stuffers or as I saw one father letting his daughter pick out makeup.

I'm so glad five below is now in Utah! I first saw this place in CA and fell in love with this…read moreplace. Everything is $5 or below and you find some great things here. It has a tween store vibe, but perfect to find cheap gifts for kids birthdays! They have everything here: snacks, soda, clothing, gift wrap, exercise equipment, art supplies, pet stuff, etc. It's like the dollar tree, but better!

Quirky consignment store that's kind of like a treasure hunt. Sometimes it feels like stuff from…read more"Grandma's house" and other times it has true finds such as the high end gently used leather club chair we snapped up for our condo. They have a mix of styles (modern, rustic, glam, country) so it feels a little hodge podge but if you are in the area, stop in! The ladies who work here are friendly but let you browse in peace.

Pebbles and Twigs is our favorite consignment store. My husband has discovered and purchased more…read morehere than I and that speaks volumes! When in town, P & T is our first shopping stop.

We went to the address and there is an empty store space. No sign on the door saying "We've…read moremoved". No answer to their phone. Save your fuel and don't go to this consignment store!

If you haven't had a chance to stop by Details Comforts for the Home you are missing out! It is…read moreone of my absolute FAVORITES. It is nestled in the heart of Sugarhouse. I love giving back to the community and support local Utah businesses. Whether you are stopping by to pick out a hostess gift, birthday gift, designing a new family room or finding the very best customized bedding for yourself, you'll find a great variety at Details. I love that they have high end designs mixed with vintage finds! Combining the past and present is a true art form. It's all in the details. There are in-store designers at all times so if you're feeling overwhelmed trying to figure the exact look you are going for, they are there to help. They are the experts turning your vision into a glorious reality. After having purchased several pieces from Details and getting help from their very best team of designers, Lisa, Summer and Becky I may never want to leave my HOME again. They are truly knowledgable at everything they design. With fabulous brands such as Redford House, Matteo, John Robshaw, Aidan Gray, Pine Cone Hill, Sugarboo and Bella Notte Linens you can turn your house into the home you've always dreamed of. A retreat. A sanctuary. Run, don't walk to this charming showroom and "TREAT YOURSELF". You deserve only the very best and Details has it. It's a store where everybody knows your name. It was Winston Churchill who quoted "We shape our homes and then our homes shape us"! Details Comforts of the Home will not disappoint! -joni earl-

Love my quality, modern, comfortable, solid, couch that is easy to clean. Good price for what you…read moreget. It has held up for years. Soft material yet kid friendly. Perfect color options.

Don't go here! I'm all about a bargain and can see potential in any "fixer-upper" but this place is…read morebad! I love the other Down East Home Stores. Half of this store looks like a dumping ground with pieces that would cost more to fix than is worth it. Worst part of my experience, the staff is not very friendly or helpful. The cashier asked me to leave because they were closed. I looked at my watch and it was one minute after they were apparently closed. Not worth it.

Wanted to love Downeast, but feel really let down. We loved the employees who helped us with the…read morepurchase, which was two couches and two accent chairs. We spent about $5,000-$6,000 there. But about 90 days later, one of the couches burst a hole out of the bottom and all the stuffing is shooting out. We don't have pets, and our kids aren't allowed to play on these couches. They've seen nothing but normal use. The fabric just failed and unfortunately Downeast was not willing to help after only having them for about 3 months. I didn't even request a refund or return. I just asked that they assist in getting it professionally repaired. They were very nice in how they communicated, but made it clear they would not offer anything to help. I wouldn't recommend anyone purchase furniture from here. The styles are great, and the employees are nice, but I don't feel you can trust the quality or the company to stand behind their products.

I like this location better than the Draper location, although it feels a little smaller. They have…read morea good selection, however, and on my most recent visit I was able to find several interesting items. As usual I didn't purchase anything large like furniture (the majority of their offerings), but I always have fun checking out their other offerings, especially kitchen oriented ones. I purchased a really nice cast iron grill pan, some French cake molds, a cold-smoking contraption, Microplane grater, and a super comfy pillow. The fun thing about Downeast, at least as far as these sorts of items go, is that you never really know what you'll find. They have a very weird mix of kitchen accessories, but many of them are items you might not find anywhere else, except maybe a specialty store, and even then... They do have lovely furniture, and I think the prices are reasonable, and in line with any of your other furniture retailers, while managing to be more visually appealing, and generally of high quality (although it is an Outlet, so check that there isn't any damage before making a purchase). They also have a good selection of linens, blankets, etc. Lastly, they carry clothing and accessories, but I've never really checked that out, so can't really speak to the quality or price. The employees are always very friendly and pleasant. They usually have an extra 30% off clearance items, although it never seems to be advertised. I think they also always offer some sort of percentage off monogrammed items. It's not the greatest store, but it's worth checking out every once in a while.

Parking here isn't great, but we managed to find a spot. The selection is large with lots of deals…read more My husband needed some new shoes for work, and they had the brand he wanted for a lot less. This location has a lot of clearance and big mark downs. Some things are a little more expensive, but they are still way less than at the normal department store. The lady checking us out moved slowly and continued to push us to buy the Nordstrom credit card after we repeatedly said no. A little annoying but no biggie since I know it's her job.

Quite busy with lots to choose from. Parking lot is shared with many different stores. Organization…read moreof items (clothes) by size. It still feels like you're treasure hunting since most items aren't always trending now. Once in a while you'll find something spectacular. Shoe section is on point. Can be cluttered! Lines are long to check out.

Went in, spent 5min looking at couches I wanted. They asked questions about what I was looking for,…read morefound one I liked and they got me set up right away. It was 3:30pm and they still offered same day delivery! I was in and out within 30min, and got my couches 2hrs later.

Best place I have been too! Super nice employees and very helpful in finding the perfect furniture!…read more Honestly would recommend to anyone.

This place is huge!!! Almost got lost walking around here…read more Took a bit to find everything since we didn't know the layout. Definitely am going to come back.

Dear Costco, There…read moreare moments in life that divide a man into two versions of himself. The version before, and the version after. For me, that moment came when I looked up at the Costco food court menu and realized the $9.95 combo pizza was gone. Not misplaced. Not temporarily unavailable. But gone. A world so small, yet somehow large enough to collapse an entire food court. I stood there beneath the fluorescent lights, surrounded by bold savings and furniture trying to process the war crime I just witnessed, this place built upon abundance, and one that could create such an absence. The combo pizza was not just a menu item, it was balance, unity, meat, vegetable, cheese, and sauce working together in a way congress could only dream of. And you took it from us. I tried to be mature about it. I tried to look at the cheese pizza with respect. I tried to convince myself pepperoni could carry the burden. But deep down we both know the truth, pepperoni was not the answer but the evidence that the answer had been taken from us. And if it couldn't get any worse, you put sugar on my wounds, and got rid of the churro. The churro Costco. The golden cinnamon staff of Mosses himself. The only desert capable of bridging the gab between what Costco was, and what Costco has now become. You did not simply remove two food court items. You also removed a piece of my heart. Now, I will acknowledge but one thing. You slightly redeemed yourself by switching to Coke products. But only slightly. A fountain Diet Coke does offer comfort in a time of institutional collapse. But the ends do not justify the means. That said, I remain a loyal member. But loyalty should not require so much agony, pain, and loss. Eagerly awaiting accountability. -Mason Food court advocate, wounded but still willing to love again. I'm not mad, but disappointed, disgusted even.