Oh Big Lots, my savings paradise! I can admit that I have a rather large nail polish addiction that…read moreI can't afford so big lots is the place to go! I have found what should be $7-10 bottles of polish for $1.50-2 and that makes my addiction a bit lighter on my unemployed pocket. This store is typically a bit dirty and disorganized which is not conducive to an efficient and productive shopping experience. Some shelves are left bare and that doesn't look good either... Often when going to check out there is only one checkstand open and it is a crap shoot as to if it will be a long line or if a checker is actually behind the stand. On occasion I stand there just looking around to see if a staff member may be in earshot:) There are a few food items I purchase here but mainly this is my go to nail polish place. This is by far one of the worst parking areas in Cd'A, buildings seem to have been added in randomly in the lot so there are far too many entrances and exits in pour locations making it difficult to navigate when busy.

I used to hate going to Big Lots. My friend would occasionally make me go to one in Spokane, which…read moreI don't recommend. To my surprise, this one is so much cleaner, better organized and has nicer staff to boot. The prices range from crazy cheap to decent to hmmm...that's a lot cheaper and better quality somewhere else, so you just have to watch what you buy. Overall, I will add this in my rotation for bargin store shopping.

Updated 7.26.26: I came in looking for a new cereal to try, which I found some new Cheerios Veggie…read moreBlends, and also scored a bag of Premier Chocolate Protein Granola. I always enjoy looking around and seeing items I don't see at other grocery stores and for a decent price too. I bought 5 items for $11 bucks and ended up saving $17! That's some saving considering the protein granola alone at other stores would be 8 to 10 bucks. The cashier, William, was nice and friendly too.

I love this store and LOVE Jeannie!!! She brightens my day. Great finds here and the staff is…read morelovely !

Visiting from California and Tessa here at this location was phenomenal! Very friendly and a great…read moredemeanor!! She took the time out of her work schedule to talk to us about the history of their family business going back 3 generations ! I highly recommend visiting, shopping or even just stopping in to look around! They have an enormous down stairs show room with everything that you need for a home or even to finish your outside seating area ! Upstairs you will find children's and office furniture! Truly a one-stop-shop for your needs for furnishing a new home, renovating, or even for interior designers looking for a place with comfort and style!

They treated us well, were reasonable on prices, and quick on delivery. We will undoubtedly use…read morethem again in the future!

Hands down best thrift store in the CDA area. Half off on Wednesdays are the BEST. The selection…read moreof items if vast and varied. Their children's area is priced so that kids can affordable spend their allowance on toys. Kids books are in abundance and priced to sell. Their DVD collection is impressive nicely displayed for bargain hunters. Those working there are always kind and attentive.

I've got to say that this is the best St. Vinnie's I've ever been to (but I've only been here…read moreonce). My wife and I visited and I ended up with a cartload of DVDs (they have a GREAT selection). This location generally seems to be well stocked in everything else too. From shoes to books to music, they are loaded with great inventory. And of course, everything is super well priced. I don't live in Idaho but if I did I'd be here ALL the time.

Prior to buying our last 3 firearms we shopped and compared all the local sellers in the…read moresurrounding areas and the folks at Wholesale Sports are not only the most knowledgeable but the niceset and funest to buy from. The fact that they also had the best price was a definate bonus. Next time I think we will skip all the shopping and just buy from Wholesale sports again.

We were in a mess. We were in Creston, British Columbia with a bad Alps Mountaineering air mattress…read morewe'd bought in Grand Prairie, Alberta. It was way to far to go back, but we couldn't camp without replacing the air mattress. We called Alps, who agreed to stand behind an exchange with another merchant, if only we could find one who would do it. Wholesale Sports in Couer D'Alene agreed to do the exchange for us and the two companies together saved our vacation! We'll be forever grateful to Wholesale sports and Alps Mountaineering.

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.

Probably THE worst Ross store on the planet! Merchandise is unorganized and misplaced making it…read morehard to find anything and makes for and all day shopping "adventure ". Aisles are narrow and cluttered, in fact, some of them are impassable! Clearly fire hazard! This is not a first time occurrence and has been this way every time I come here to shop. This will probably be my last time shopping here because it's not worth the hassle or time to find things. They need to bring in a crew that will organize and put items in their proper department and according to size, etc. then train their employees how to restock and put things back in the proper place and not just shove items on a shelf or rack. Their sales might go up if people could find what they are looking for! This store is clearly mismanaged!

Always busy, always crowded, but the sales associates are nice and will help you. Great deals too!read more

I love this store! They have everything! This is my go to decor store. From pillows to lamps to…read morepaintings.

Great business, we have always had great service and always found reasonably priced products. The…read morevariety and selection of products is huge.

The selection at this store is good. They have wide variety of sizes…read more Everything here is $5 or less and you can get a coupon if you have e visited one of their other stores in the same day. The girls working did seem a bit bothered to help with fitting rooms and asking the basic questions that are required in customer service. I would still come back the next time I'm in town.

Great prices. Very clean and organized! They also offer deals on top of their great prices.read more

Prices are fairly decent, considering how expensive everything is now. Layout of the store is…read morepretty easy to get through, makes more sense than some Costco locations. Parking lot is laid out really well, and they have put a lot of effort into landscaping. Sadly, selection has declined a lot over the years, mostly trying to feature Kirkland brands which are meh. Just a side note, a lot of you folks in Cour D'Alene are really rude. And it magnifies when you go to Costco. Please stop. You are not the only person on the planet. Maybe act like an adult in public.

1.22.26: I frequent this Costco anywhere from 1-3x monthly for groceries as we live 45 minutes away…read moreout in the country. Today I'm reviewing Costco's Ahi Tuna Wasabi Poke, which I've bought countless times in the past and even on a regular when I lived in Reno. What I love about Costco's Ahi Tuna Wasabi Poke is that it's consistently fresh every time! I've never had a bad batch, spoiled batch, nor a fishy smelling batch ever. The taste and season is consistent and can be paired with many different dishes. For people who steer away from it because it says wasabi, have no fear, I assure you it's not spicy hot like you imagine wasabi to be. My favorite is to have it with some plain ol jasmine rice--one of my staple meals for protein as I'm a pescatarian and meal prep time is pretty much non existent besides cooking of the rice. It's fast and easy and a great value for some quality tuna.