Not open on Sundays as stated in hours. It's a shame because from the outside it looked like an…read moreinteresting place to visit.

literally no room to walk, got dirty looks from the old hags at the front, and theres dust…read moreeverywhere. embarrassing lmao

My second time going was awesome. The only issue I had was a few things were missed in my pile at…read morecheckout, but I think that was my fault because I had them pause my transaction to go check out something else then came back and the items were already wrapped up ready for check out. They are so friendly and helpful here. The selection since being back in about 3 weeks difference was amazing! They have sooo many more amazing authentic vintage items. There is definitely something for everyone here.

Best antique store in CDA. I have now purchased from this store on five occasions. Great products,…read moreclean store and knowledgeable help. So, if the question is will, I return to shop, the answer is yes, at least once a month if not more often.

Warmly greeted at the front door, and when we left. An amazing variety of one of a kind antiques,…read morefurniture, Home Decor, and collectibles. The prices are always right, and there is so much to discover within this large and charming store! Love the experience every time we visit! Will be back!

A Unique Shopping Experience - More Than Just a Vintage Store…read more Midtown Home & Vintage Market in Coeur d'Alene offers more than just shopping--it's a full cultural and visual experience. While it's not a thrift store and prices are on the higher side (expect clothing to range from $20 to $60+, with some pieces reaching $100+), what you're paying for is style, curation, and nostalgia. The space is expansive and thoughtfully arranged, almost like walking through a living museum of Idaho-inspired and vintage-themed decor. You'll find everything from clothing and cookware to home and garden goods, art pieces, and charming decorations. The layout includes themed model rooms, like a "Farm Girls" setup, a "Sisters' Room," or a warm, rustic family cooking area--each offering a sense of story and character. It's a fun and inspiring stop, even if you don't buy anything. Perfect for those who appreciate curated vintage finds, interior design ideas, or just want a cozy break from the usual tourist circuit. If you're in town, it's worth the visit for the ambience and creativity alone.

I went into Looking Glass Antiques when I was checking out a few other places. The parking…read moresituation was excellent so I went in and so enjoyed the different booths and vendors. I bought quite a few items and went back two weeks later and rented a glass display case for jewelry. It has been so much fun and quite busy, and the owners Jeff and Heather are lovely. it's a great stop.

A fairly large store with tons of merchandise to peruse. Some of the vendors were having a sale…read morewhen I visited but nobody had what I'm specifically looking for. They even have a room full of items for just $2 each. Not that great of stuff mind you but still only $2. The nice lady tending the store was very talkative and gave me the rundown when I entered. When I didn't find anything that I was looking for she was very helpful and informed me of other antique shops in the area that I could check out. Overall, a nice and friendly experience. I will check back occasionally for what I'm in search of.

My boyfriend and I came into Coeur D'Alene just to visit this store. It was definitely worth it…read more The gentleman who helped us was so knowledgeable and personable. We found a gorgeous ring from a designer no one else has in the area. We were looking for a vintage feel and it did NOT disappoint. There were many beautiful options to choose from as well, they definitely have something for everyone. I was impressed the selection of styles, the staff, and the quality. It was a no pressure visit too which made it even better. Update! My fiancé bought my ring from here. It's perfect. I'm often asked if it's an heirloom, which for me, is a huge compliment. I wanted something with a vintage feel and I got exactly that.

So where do I start? My husband (boyfriend at the time) went here to find that one special ring. He…read moreliterally drove all the way from working in Spokane, three times after work to find THE one. Reason 1 why I don't recommend: he told them that he wanted to get me a turquoise ring as well as diamond, and they told him that wasn't a good idea because "she will damage it in less than a year". Flash forward to today, my husband bought a turquoise wedding band that has NOT been damaged in the slightest way. But I had to take my diamond ring back to Clark's twice for repairs and two lost diamonds due to prongs breaking in LESS THAN 2 YEARS! Reason 2: when I took my ring back the last time, "diamond Jane" proceeded to tell me that my husband choose a setting that is known for the prongs to bend and break. HELLO?! Why would you suggest that he buy it in the first place?! Reason 3: when I questioned her about why they helped my husband choose this ring, she kept interrupting me. I blatantly told her to stop, and she told me she was "just conducting business" Reason 4: shortly after we were married (before I noticed the poor quality of the ring) I took my mother there because she wanted something special. When we got there, there was a woman behind the counter holding a yorkie dog of some sort. My mom proceeded to tell her about hers and the lady said something along the lines of "well mine is at least papered" and then "let me get you someone that will want to help you" needless to say, we didn't wait for someone to help us. I apologized all over to my mom. Reason 5: my ring now lives in my jewelry box and only comes out on special occasions... I am so disappointed in the quality of not only product but customer service especially for how well known they are for being a family owned and local....

Cool Thrift Shop! It's NOT My Fave; however. It's a 3/5…read more Cons: Neighborhood a bit sketchy (4th Street) Somewhat 'isolated' location-wise

Love the layout of this place, and their building is really neat looking for an antique store. I…read morehave taken several people there that can't go upstairs unfortunately, so they miss half of the store. Would be nice if they had the money to install an elevator. They won't be coming anymore, but I definitely will. Love the place.

I like the cause but the prices in the store are ridiculous. Just like Goodwill they continue to…read moreprice like they're selling rare antiques. Really??? Who does the pricing on this. I can buy A new chair for this price!

Amazing finds and awesome staff! Definitely check it out for one of a kind vintage finds and…read moreadorable home decor. Store is clean and prices are reasonable! My favorite vendor is #24 back porch peddler!!!

Filled with variety and Christmas Cheer right now! 11/24/2023 Flea Market is a good description…read more Lotsa vendors with a wide age range and types of inventory. Everything I looked at had a price tag that seemed reasonable. Staff that rang us up were very friendly too. We spent about 20 minutes meandering through, purchasing 4 items totaling $66.00. I'll try to remember to picture the items purchased later with the exception of the sweater already pictured.

I love going on "putzing" days, which involves going to every thrift store in the downtown CDA area…read more(St. Vincent's, Goodwill, Idaho Youth Ranch, Hospice, etc). Of all of the thrift shops in the area, this one is by far the cleanest, most affordable, and customer service oriented of them all. The volunteers in the store are so friendly and immediately greet you walking through the door. The organization in this shop is wonderful. The "5 stars" definitely goes towards their pricing. Before going into Hospice this day, I had already been to the others and was actually quite taken back on the other shops' prices. I understand there is a fine line of pricing items to support the organization in which they represent and not just giving items away, but before going Hospice I had left every other thrift shop empty handed strictly due to the cost of items. However, I left Hospice with a few great items and all at a great, fair price!

Very old and some not good condition cloths, but my daughter founds one shirt for 24 dollars!read more

Laid back corner of artwork, jewelry and wine. Intimate and casual with quite the variety of wines,…read morebubbles and port. Nice artwork pieces and obviously, shiny jewelry to eye. The isenhower Malbec was delicious! Jammy with vanilla-cherry notes! Live music with good 60's to 80's vibe. Good date spot!

My wife and I had lunch here yesterday and it was terrific. We shared the bruschetta bites and the…read moregoat cheese and mushroom panini. Both choices were excellent. Such a wonderful surprise. The bruschetta app was so delicious. So much complexity yet incredible blend of ingredients. The kitchen really knows it's stuff. The mushroom, goat cheese panini was so damn good. I wish we lived in the area instead of CT. I would eat here every week. Our waitress was very, very good as well and the vibe inside (we ate all fresco) was so cool. Great place to sip a wine and engage with the local intelligentsia. I am jealous.