The service and product quality at the Post Falls Box Drop happily surprised me. I am not usually…read moreone to post reviews, however I was very happy to see honest and truthful advertising. The discount pricing was the real deal. I will definitely be coming back!

Bought a recliner couch from these guys last summer and have been very happy with it. It was a…read moregreat price with the right features. At first I was delivered the wrong model, and thought I had made the mistake. Called and explained what I got, owner knew exactly what happened, and he came by with a helper within hours to remove the incorrect one and set up the correct one. I was briefly displeased, but they rose to the occasion and made it right, and for that I was relieved. Mike was very straightforward, no hard-sell pressure tactics. I am delighted with the couch and the service.

The correct name is Kindred & Co. it appears to be a new place. It is hard to spot the name from…read morethe road due to the black on black color scheme. I ordered a drip coffee, served in a fancy-schmancy mug, and a 'Brekky" sandwich with bacon on sourdough (good choice). The coffee was strong and hot, and the freshly-made sandwich was piled high and delicious. The atmosphere is laid back, but not quiet. There are casual conversations and card games going on at the tables, and there are shelves of merchandise to browse. I hope to come back for lunch sometime!

The ambiance, atrium, and overall feel of the place makes it 100% better than a Barnes & Noble…read more Has a small bookstore and gift shop. This is my second time here and it has so much potential. The coffee drinks seemed watered down or flavorless. To be more cost effective and environmentally friendly, consider large coffee cups and froth designs. Be creative! I feel like the drinks they made they haven't tasted. The food; average with a side of chips. Nothing exciting about it. Overall it's a nice place to hangout, but lacks the want for food or drink.

Let me get this out of the way up front, I do not like grocery stores. I don't like the way they're…read morelaid out, I don't like how they have things organized, I just do not like grocery stores. Super 1 foods in Coeur d'Alene is one of the exceptions to that. The store is large, they have a good selection, for the most part everything is organized well (their freezer section could use a redo). But the biggest thing about super One is they have a lunch/deli / hot bar counter. So what about the Post Falls super One? First of all, it's not as large as the Coeur d'Alene location. It's also not as well laid out. It has one of those confusing mazes at the opening of the store to get into it and to get into some of the sections. It's also not quite as well laid out. I have a harder time finding things when I'm here. The staff is all super friendly and helpful, no complaints there. So again, I don't like grocery stores, I would rather, much rather, go to the super One in Coeur d'Alene. But if you're in Post Falls this is better than most grocery stores in the area.

All the Super 1 Foods stores that I've been to always has staff that greets you or asks you if you…read moreneed assistance with anything. I came here because their fruits are a bit cheaper than Fred Meyers or Safeway. They have pork shoulder and other meat products that run the same price as Costco for the same amount too, which really fascinated me. The store was really neat and organized, and sometimes carry items and brands that I would not be able to find at my closest stores.

When Habitat For Humanity first opened it was an amazing concept. I have been to several of them…read moreacross the PNW and Inland NW. Sadly, they have become so expensive now, the prices are similar to "goodwill" or most often... worse. Used to go to this location quite regularly, now it's usually my last resort. A little "too big for it's britches" for my taste. Their home building program isn't exactly what it appears to be either, which is also a big deal breaker for me.

Had a fine electric reclining loveseat in great condition after we had made the effort to get…read morepeople to help us take it apart at their suggestion . Gave no reason for why they wouldn't take it. Disappointing.

Alpaca Direct is a great source for yarn, patterns and good customer service…read more I recently found a pattern I want to make for my great niece. From the yarn manufacturer's web site I could not tell which solid and variegated color looks good with a variegated one. I called AlpacaDirect and was told Kelly was the best one to tell me. I talked to Kelly who pulled the yarn in question with others that coordinate well. She also had a picture of the yarns texted to me so I could see for myself. I ordered the yard and yesterday it arrived at my door. Thank you, Kelly and Jim.

This place was fun to go in. They had great service and very informative. My daughters really…read moreenjoyed watching them spin the yarn into balls.

Yes for coffee but the gas here are 16c more than elsewhere so even with the Love's app, I opted to…read morego elsewhere for fuel. The coffee is excellent and they have all the usual fixings including individual creamers in assorted flavors (I like to mix hazelnut and chocolate) and a bunch of different breakfast options. Restrooms were clean and I pressed that green button as I left. My only complaint here is the fuel price. [Review 20842 overall - 80 in Idaho - 1826 of 2023.]

With the app, the gas prices are good. The service has always been positive for us. This is where…read morewe typically get our gas.

Just over the state line from Washington into Idaho and I stopped at this Walmart to pick up a few…read moremore things to continue my journey eastward. I found this store to be more than adequate as far as cleanliness and stocking. Definitely one of the better ones I've been to lately, so much so that I pointed it out to an assistant manager at the exit. This is a full supercenter so in addition to clothing, toys and electronics (why do I always need a dang power cord for my phone?), the store has a vision center, tire and lube, and a full grocery. [Review 17113 overall - 28 in Idaho - 629 of 2022.]

Just heard Walmart bought Visio, and now privacy concerns are getting real. They bought the data…read morecollection system and tv's and are basically giving them away cheap for your data. You must make an account with Walmart in order to make the tv work, tracks everything, watch online it's blowing up social media. Our family is immediately changing pharmacies due to lack of trust and privacy over this ridiculous company. I will make my point with my wallet!