I was so excited to find this place recently when my partner and I were doing the art walk in the…read morecity. We started here and met with the owner who was so friendly and welcoming-making sure that we felt at home and could browse all we wanted. This space is multi-purpose-there is art on display, there are areas to gather and small shops, including a tattoo studio, tucked inside. I love the old building that it's in and the creative way they've used the space. If I find myself in town in the future, I'll be sure to stop by to visit and pick up some goodies from local artisans while I'm there.

Great place to visit with lots of pajamas choices for the whole family. Very friendly. Will go…read moreback again for sure.

These pajamas last fora long time and they are made out of heavy cottom. I love their sayings and…read moregraphics. The sales are great too

Amazing customer service. Quick and affordable repair. Totally indulged my son's curiosity and…read moreeagerness to learn. 10/10

Great staff with knowledgeable mechanics. They spent a ton of time with me to help me decide on…read morejust the right equipment needed for a 2700 mile bike trip. No pressure, pure information. Did an outstanding job combining my equipment with new parts to get me the right solution at the best price.

For context, I didn't use Bodrero's framing services, but I did visit during the art walk and…read morechecked out their gallery. It's a lovely space that inspires creativity and imagination. I could see myself bringing in a print and having the staff here bring it to life with their skillful framing and design abilities. However, from the art gallery perspective, it was a lovely place and they had some terrific art on display. Fun fact, my partner and I had been admiring several pieces at different galleries throughout town and noticed that the same artist was on display here. As we were observing that out loud, the artist himself walked over and introduced himself. It was amazing-and such a testament to the small world philosophy.

A good way to save money on items and help train people. I have found many items that I needed at…read morea good price and in good condition.

If I could give this place a negative star rating I would. I am a former employee of this useless…read moredisgusting establishment where I was treated like garbage from day one and was fired illegally ( which they do on a regular basis ). they treat their people of color employees and non Mormon employees like they aren't even people. The value of the stuff they put out on the sales floor is absolute garbage compared to the stuff they throw away, they throw away over half of the donations they receive so don't even bother donating to them. they hardly have any selection that isn't Mormon approved or just is a Mormon product, I can't tell you how many good things I had to throw away because It didn't fit the Mormon image. They bully employees in front of customers even if the customers threaten to go to the state about, they refuse to put out chairs for cashiers that have arthritis or any other medical problem. They will purposely under staff the teams during Saturdays and refuse to help out when we get slammed fully knowing Saturdays are our busiest day of the week. They make fun of customers who don't speak English like it's their fault for not speaking English and found it absolutely insulting to have to translate everything back into the customer's language. To the awfull managers Dave, Natalie, Matt, Chris, and Pajmeena I hope you know how much I hate you, you made my life hell while working there especially you Matt. I will continue to say what I experienced while working for you.

An old fashioned shoe shop. You may not remember one of these but the owner is nice and has done a…read moregreat job on several of my shoes. If you need a resole he's your man.

Back in high school, I loved my art class. There was always something creative going on in here,…read moreand even if it was my lunch period, I could come in and find other artists tinkering away at something. That's very much the vibe that you get at Jump the Moon-a creative space where anyone can hop in and make something amazing. The thing that impressed me the most was the accessibility of it all. I was given a tour of the facility and noticed multiple stations and tools that were put into place for people with varying degrees of mobility. If you're an artist that uses a wheelchair or an artist that uses a communication device, you can easily immerse yourself in art with the amazing tools that they have. There was some great work on display made from some of these tools. Stop by during free range studio time or sign up for a workshop or a class. This is for all ages, all abilities. For real.

This is a great place to find all sorts of items at a lower price. They have a huge selection and…read morethe service is very helpful. There are so many different things to look at, it might take a day to see it all.

I am a fan of both discount and grocery stores, so if you combine both, you best believe Imma be…read moreinto it! Logan Outlet is about half food, quarter household, and quarter clothing. I bet this was formerly a grocery store, meaning the interior is not giant, but they have a good mix of things. Upon first walking in, if you head to the very left of the store, you will find the cheapest stuff, some of it overstock, or more likely, expired or nearly so grocery items. A few examples: $0.25 gum or candy bars, $0.50 chips and other snacks, $1.00 cookies, nut butters, etc. Most of that is full of preservatives so you are probably safe if planning to consume right away. I nabbed a ton of gum, because what can even go bad in that, but follow your best judgment! Heading to the right from here, you will come across the standard grocery items, and many were the same price as a regular store, though still worth a look, as you never know what you'll come across. Bulk bags of flours, powdered milk and rice lie on pallets up front. Home goods live in the center, and there were some real surprises here: Instant Pots, Le Creuset stoneware sets, Keurig coffee makers, etc. Some of it is damaged or missing parts, so, like everything else in the store, do your due diligence and check it out, but there is a possibility for some real finds! Following that was some office/school supplies, baby items, toys, and finally clothing. The latter seemed to be poorer quality/no-brand as compared to the rest of the store, but it is still incredibly cheap if that is what you are looking for. They post specials on their Facebook page, so give them a follow if you live in the area.