Amazing selection of board games. Great place enjoy seeing the group games during the week too!read more

The hubby is a table top games enthusiast. We were visiting downtown Boise and we checked out this…read moreshop which by the way smells so nice as it is next to an ice cream shop. Was tempted to go check out the ice cream but opted to yelp nearby souvenir shops instead. I've visited many game shops in 3 different states and this is a typical one. Customer service on a Saturday late afternoon was pleasant. The hubby purchased 3 games and a sticker book of 1,000 food stickers for me. I make greeting cards. The food stickers are perfect for the ones I will will make for the Yelp friends that I correspond w/regularly. Overall, this is a very nice table top games store in downtown Boise. 4 stars!

Private Selection Belgian Chocolate Irish Cream Ice Cream…read more I am an ice cream connoisseur. I normally buy only premium ice cream made with the best ingredients, with a high butter fat content and little to no air added. For that reason, I am a bit of a hard sell when it comes to grocery store ice cream. Intrigued by this particular flavor, I checked out the list of ingredients and bought it, as well as 5 other pints of PS, all of which were on sale for $1.88. It normally sells for $2.99 a pint. It is also available in half quart sizes, which normally sells for $5.99 per currently on sale for $4.49. I have only tried this flavor so far but far exceeded my expectations. I would go so far as to say that it is hands-down, the best grocery store brand ice cream that I have purchased. For example, last summer I tried several flavors of Albertson's Signature Reserve ultra premium ice cream. While the flavors were intriguing, the ice cream itself was disappointing. PS's Belgian Chocolate Irish Cream Ice cream looks exactly like the picture. There are big chunks of cookie mixed into it. The ice cream itself has great flavor and is very smooth and creamy. This is one of the best new chocolate flavors I have tasted in years. One of the things I really like about this ice cream is that you are actually buying a pint. Years ago, Häagen-Dazs raised the bottom of their pints instead of raising their prices, which I would have preferred. It's called truth in advertising. Even at $2.99 a pint, this ice cream is worth every penny. * I purchased this ice cream a couple of months ago. I look forward every time I go in but it must be one of the most popular flavors because it's always gone. Next time I find it, I am buying several pints. Highly Recommended!!!

Since yhe tariffs and gas prices Fred Meyer is still the most expensive grocery store. They do the…read moremarket it up and then put on sale. Accounting tactics.

Under new ownership! I loved the Overland store before the change of hands and love it even more…read morenow. Clean, reorganized, and it might be my imagination, but the staff seem nicer too! (They have never been less that professional in the past). 93% lean hamburger for $4.99 is delicious. Bone broth, 3 pack Swansons, $5.99! I saved $90.00 in one trip! Love this store! PS: Carol B., sorry for your experience, but I don't believe any animal should be in a grocery store or any other place that has food. You stated it wasn't your dog's fault. Your right, it was yours. Not the same story as a human with health problems at all.

I don't shop here super often, but I'm always impressed by the prices compared to Albertsons. Great…read moreselection of bargain items and deals!

The Fred Meyer's on the corner of Franklin and Orchard is my home store. One of the things that I…read morelove about Fred Meyer's is they do a great job of bringing in new products, including some that are hard to find. A recent example is Ellenos aka "real Greek yogurt." In 2013, this small batch Greek yogurt began being sold at Seattle's Pike Place Market. It has a cult-like following and is normally not found outside of Washington and Oregon, which is why I was so excited to find it at my local Fred Meyer's. They are carrying the 5 original flavors, 4 of which are based on fresh fruit compotes. Ellenos also has two seasonal flavors, Pumpkin Pie and Key Lime Pie. The two most popular flavors are Marionberry and Lemon Curd. My personal favorite is Lemon Curd, made from homemade lemon curd. It's unlike anything I've ever had before. More dessert than virtuous breakfast. I'm also fond of the Passionfruit. But truly, I enjoy them all. If Ellenos does well in Idaho, perhaps Fred Meyer's will consider bringing their new Milk + Fruit line which is sweetened exclusively with the naturally occurring sugars in fruit and milk. It comes in four flavors: Cherry Vanilla, Pineapple Ginger, Fig & Raisin, and Apple Cinnamon.

I've always loved Fred Meyers, but ultimately I'd describe it as an uppity Walmart. It offers…read moreeverything, but typically at a higher cost. The produce is usually spectacular, and they have some great snacks and healthy options! The home decor is always cute, and you can find some good deals with the clothing. Definitely pop in!

I love this Costco. It was BSU move in day last week and we needed some items for our teen's dorm…read more The store is well-stocked, clean and the employees are kind and helpful. Since we live in another state, I was pleasantly surprised to find a Costco Car wash on site. This was a first and although we did't use it this visit, we plan on trying it out the next time to come up to visit our college student!

Does Costco is very clean the people here are very kind and they're quick to get you help and…read moreservice and to get you in the right direction. I love watching a lot of the other Costco. It's just classy nice well put together.

Slavick and Guys Came Right at 7AM as they told us, They were so quick, CLEAN, friendly, Helpful,…read morePut all my furniture back into place, Swept the floor, and cleaned up, I could not ask for a better group of people to be in my home, I completely trusted them, The store, Curt, The manager helped us and gave us a Military Discounted. We so appreciate all his help, We have two boxes left so we will return it tomorrow, Thanks to everyone for such a Great Service *

New house, new flooring. It's 3 years later and the better flooring is rigid vinyl plank. I…read morefell for the light tan shades and am so happy with this choice that we installed in our Master bedroom and office last summer. I wish I could do my whole house in it. We had to order a variation that was readily available so couldn't get my first choice color. Fortunately they have many choices to choose from. I believe this was priced around $3.50 per sq foot. I love the in shop samplers they send home and personal assistance finding the right flooring materials. It's simple to order online or in store. We love LL Flooring.

I was able to sell my personal household items to this dealer and they were more than fair in their…read morecompensation. The variety of merchandise they provide to the public through various outlets is of excellent quality and ranges from refined and elegant to unusual and even fun and quirky. They buy vintage, antique and collectibles and I recommend them to anyone who values the items they are selling and who wants the most convenient and trustworthy experience in the business. Their expertise is astounding and you will be in good hands!

From the owner: We buy antiques & jewelry. We make house calls. Cash paid for gold, silver, costume collections,…read moreold paintings, china, glassware, fine home decor & so much more! Call or text to speak directly to Ginny.

Lark & Larder is a Boise neighborhood market that opened in October 2018. Located in a nondescript…read morestrip mall, it offers "local and regional products from farmers, producers, artists and makers." Although Lark & Larder is within close walking distance of my home, I am embarrassed to share that I visited for the first time on 7/24/21. It is no exaggeration to say it was life-changing. I love the the Boise Farmer's Market (BFM) which reopened their "walk-through" at the end of May. It is open on Saturdays from 9 AM to 1 PM. The summer before last, I visited the market fairly regularly, but this summer I haven't gone once. Imagine my surprise when I learned Lark & Larder carries items from many of my favorite BFM vendors. I was elated! Lark & Larder's vendors include: Acme Bread City Peanut Kelley Orchards Fiddlers Green Farm Purple Sage Farm Ohana No-Till Farm Ferranti Fresh Pasta Brush Creek Creamery Kimberly's Best Ballard Family Cheese Mountain Valley Farmstead McIntyre Pastures Irish Dexter Grass Fed Beef Malheur River Meats Fairweather Fish Morning Star Acre The Chocolat Bar MFT Sauces Zursun Idaho Heirloom Beans Peaceful Belly/Stack Rock Cidery I was so excited that I forgot to take pictures of the two pints of Fiddlers Green Cherry and Sungold Tomatoes I bought ($4.50 each). The cherry tomatoes were the best I've eaten in years. I loved the Sungold too, though they had a much more subtle flavor. I bought snack sized bags of Roots Potato Chips, a "farm to fork" product from a small, family farm in Aberdeen, Idaho. I got one of each of the three flavors available: Idaho Russet Sea Salt, Mild Jalapeño, and Sea Salt & Vinegar ($1.29 each). All three flavors were excellent! Now I'm on the hunt for the Barbecue flavor. I bought Kelley Orchards "The Ultimate Mix" ($20), a 20 ounce bag of dried fruit that includes Pears, Pluots, Plums, White Peaches, Yellow Peaches, Fuji and Granny Smith Apples. I've bought different varieties of their dried apple rings before, but this is the first time that I've purchased "The Ultimate Mix." I love that it has no additives and no preservatives. Delicious! Olympia Provisions is an Artisan Charcuterie business out of Portland, Oregon. Their products are hard to find in Idaho. Lark & Larder carries a nice variety of them. I scored their last packet of OP Uncured Pork Frankfurters ($10.99). If you order them directly from the company, you'll pay $15, not including shipping. I noticed that on a number of other items, Lark & Larder charges considerably less than you would pay if buying directly from the vendors' website. For example, one of the Ballard cheeses I liked up was $4 less a pound. I don't know how they manage to offer those kinds of prices, but it is all the more reason to shop there. Location: 233 N Orchard St. Boise Hours: Tuesday through Friday - 10 AM to 6:30 PM Saturday 10 AM to 6 PM Sunday 11 AM to 3 PM Highly Recommended!!!

What a cute eclectic artisan food shop. Local crafts oriented around food and drink heirloom foods…read moreand Idaho highlights. Great place to stop in for a little treat for yourself or a gift for someone. We grabbed some local fresh bread and a handmade wreath. They have wines, cheese, fruit, handmade crafts jewelry and cards, and kitchen goods. We stumbled upon this place and were so happy we did!