I've heard about Steelz but never have had the chance to visit until recently. I am very familiar…read morewith returns as I manage a team that oversees 14-18 online vendors with many of them being on Amazon, Walmart, and Costco. So, criss-cross apple sauce everyone STORYTIME I When you're a manufacturer/vendor and you agree to be on Amazon whereas you sell to Amazon and then Amazon sells to its customers, most vendors choose to pay Amazon 2% for handling the returns. This means that the returns do not go back to the manufacturer or the vendor. Please note that in Seller Central, there is also a similar program but some sellers can opt to have returns returned to them. Steelz from what I saw on their shelves seems to be a home for returning goods from various stores and platforms. It also looks like Steelz is the local recipient of left-over stock that Costco and others don't want on their shelves anymore. STORYTIME II Ever since the asterisk in the upper right-hand corner of the price matrix sign at Costco? If you see the asterisk, it means that the item has a number of days before it leaves Costco. That item may or may not sell out. If it doesn't sell out, meaning sealed, factory new items are left over, Steelz will most likely buy them at a discount ( liquidated price agreed upon with Costco and others ) and then Steelz is now the owner of the inventory of sealed and new items as well as any returns that Steelz wants to buy. While I walked through Steelz, I noticed many items from Costco. I couldn't determine whether or not the pricing at Steelz was indeed a deal. In my opinion, a couple of dollars saving wasn't worth it for me but I do see value for customers who are not Costco members. If didn't have a Costco membership but wanted to shop at Costco, then Steelz is potentially a great deal. Steelz also has many Kirkland products in smaller individual sizes like toilet paper and paper towels. We didn't buy anything at Steelz that day but I would be interested in going back and doing some more looking and pricing. There's been some discussion about the return policy or returning products overall. I can't speak on this topic since I have not purchased anything. If I do purchase anything and if I have to return anything, I'll update this review.

I always give people the benefit of the doubt so I went back at least 3 times and they let me down…read moreagain. I bought a scale in a box. It didn't have any batteries like the box says. And no it wasn't written on the box. The scale was also dirty. Then I got a box with two cast iron pans. Because of history, I decided to open them in the parking lot. The, big one was used with rust. All in it grease all down the sides of the pans grease all over the bottom with rust, and the protective handle was breaking off in tiny pieces. Needless to say , 13 minutes after purchase, I was refused my money back and had to get a Shop card. When its the stores fault, the store needs to issue a refund. The Prices are more than Costco's prices. at least when you go to Costco, you get great customer service, refund, and reliability. BTW where is the owner?

Love this store. When I go to Idaho I always make a point to stop in and shop. Love all the Amish…read morefurniture.

My husband and I usually always stop in at Heritage Reflections to look around. They have wonderful…read moredecor items and I usually end up buying something. A couple of years ago, we went to their Day After Thanksgiving sale, which also advertised new furniture arrivals. We were seriously interested in purchasing living room furniture and the person assisting us said the owner would need to discuss ordering, material, pricing, etc. We asked to speak with her and the assistant told us, "She is in the back inventorying new arrivals." We asked again and she reluctantly went back and spoke with the owner. Upon returning, the assistant informed us the owner was "too busy to talk with you, but you can leave your name and phone number." Consequently, we left the store and ended up purchasing $10,000 worth of furniture from another store. I guess "time is money" in this instance.

I was looking for a chair to have Santa sit in for a fundraiser at my business and found the…read moreperfect chair. I have never had so much fun shopping in a store like this. The staff is friendly always willing to help and do it all with a great sense of humor. It's important to enjoy where you work and is seems everyone here is really encouraged to be themselves and have fun.

I found this shop from a post they had on Instagram. I'm always down for a shopping adventure at a…read morestore with vintage goods in it. So, my daughter and I made our way in to see what kind of neat treasures we can find. Walking in, it's quite overwhelming. It's a good sized store front but they have a lot crammed onto the sales floor. We made our way through through the store and they have some pretty pieces available. Tea sets, furniture, clothes. Surprisingly, I was quite taken back on some of the pricing her. I found an old birdcage and they wanted almost 200 bucks for it. That is some crazy business. Some salad bowl sets were 10 cause I couldn't imagine pricing anything above that. A tea set for 175 dollars. As full the store was with product, nothing really stuck out to me. To be honest, this place had a thrift store vibe with crazy pricing. Is everything vintage? No. It's a neat store if you're willing to maneuver your way through all the clutter. The pricing is out of this world and you can probably find similar things at the Idaho Youth Ranch for a quarter of the cost. It was neat that we made it in to check out but it just wasn't my cup of tea.

Welcome to Meridian. Back in the day, we used to frequent the Burlington in Boise and after it…read morebecame more dilipated, we then drove out to the Nampa store, which in my opinion is the best of the three but don't sleep on Meridian.. It's a good store but what makes it challenging is that it has a Marshall's and a Sierra as a neighbor. So, if you don't find what you're looking for a Burlington, you just go next door to see what you can find. NOTE: There are differences between the three stores so what you would expect to see at Burlington is not what you are going to find at Marshall's but if your search is generic in nature, it doesn't really matter. I wish the Meridian store would be bigger but I think for the neighborhood, its good. If you're looking for deals, you have one more option at the VIllage.

This is pretty standard for a a Burlington. It's in a strip center and there was plenty of…read moreparking. It was clean and seemed well organized. I like that it is next to other discount stores so it's easy to hop from one to the next. For anyone who hasn't been to a Burlington, think Marshall's or Ross, with the same type of items at great prices. I do find that some things have lower prices here compared to a couple similar stores so Burlington is usually my first stop if I'm on the hunt for something. If you have been to Burlington then this is pretty much what you'd see in most places. If you're like me and your first regular Burlington was over 200k sq ft, then you might be slightly disappointed but it would still be fun to look around for some deals so go there anyway! This was our third Burlington for the day because I was looking for luggage, but I wanted a matching set. I found ones I liked at the other stores but no sets with the two sizes I needed. I found what I was looking for here and headed to checkout where Carol helped us out. She was super friendly and engaging from the second we walked up. Caring employees do not seem to be majority anymore so we really appreciated Carol and the way she treated us. She even went above and beyond to help us with a price issue. Burlington already has great prices and this location has great employees so stop by and see if you can find something you can't live without! Or be like me, buy something you know you don't need because it was a good deal and it's cute or cool or fun, but has no real purpose in your life. Happy shopping!

The service here is always fine, no complaints. The selection can be hit or missed depending but I…read morewould say on average. It's got a pretty wide selection of all kinds of things, maybe some things you don't normally see a thrift store, but that makes it better! Like most branches it's a little on the steep side for pricing but some fun deals can be found like every other. We had a fun visit!

I'm from out-of-state and my grandma said this was a good thrift shop to check out. Really good…read moreprices on most things, particularly kitchenware and tools.

The European Delicatessen is truly an Eastern European Delicatessen. You will not find grocery…read moreitems from Spain, France, England, or Italy but you will find staples from Romania, Bulgaria, Ukraine, Hungary, and Poland. When I lasted visited I was looking for French holiday chocolates. Obviously, I didn't find any. More specifically, the French holiday chocolates are called Papillotes. Papillotes are wrapped like little presents and have decorative ribbons and tassles at the end. We did find similar chocolates in the bins by the meats and cheese. Those chocolates were good not as good as French or Belgium chocolates but its as close as we're going to find in the Boise area. We have not purchased any other items but perhaps when my Mom is back in March, we'll purchase some Mortadella for her to try. If you're looking for Eastern European grocery items, then this location is for you.

I am writing to share a very unpleasant experience we had at your store on March 8th, International…read moreWomen's Day. We encountered a tall, elderly male cashier with gray hair who was extremely unprofessional. When we pointed out that an item scanned at a different price than what was listed on the shelf, he became visibly angry. He dismissively told us the shelf prices were 'old and wrong' and grew further frustrated when we clarified a bulk candy price. He even insisted the candy was in the wrong place and should be more expensive. His behavior was so rude that a nearby coworker--a kind, blonde woman--actually apologized to us for his conduct and wished us a Happy Women's Day. It is disappointing to see such a lack of manners. I want to alert other customers to double-check their receipts, as the prices at checkout often do not match the shelves, and we were nearly charged for items we didn't even have.

Going to any Grocery Outlet is like a scavenger hunt. What you saw there last time, may not be…read morethere the next. I was on the hunt for some FieldRoast Vegan breakfast sandwiches. They're pretty good when I am lazy to make breakfast. I did purchase the last three at my usual Grocery Outlet in Meridian at Crossroads. I walked into this location and it always feels fancier compared to the other locations. I'm not able to articulate it in words but it just does. While I didn't find the breakfast sandwiches, I did find some vegan flatbreads which I have not seen before and at less than four bucks each, it was a find, so I bought the last two to stash for a lazy day. As for service, Mindy was very pleasant and funny. We chatted about how I was cheating on my usual location and Meg over there usually serves me. Mindy says, 'Its our secret' It was a funny moment. In retail, even a small chuckle, is worth a million bucks. Thanks Grocery Outlet for the finds, and I will stay focused on the hunt each and every time.

On 3/22/24, I visited the brand new GO in Meridian,ID, which opened yesterday. I was in the store…read morestore for 50 minutes before they closed. I didn't have time to see the entire store, but I did have time to come through several sections of the store in depth. Here's what I found: 1. The Boise GO on Fairview has a better frozen section. They have a bigger variety and more interesting items. 2. The Bread section of the Meridian and Boise GO are similar, but the Boise GO on Fairview has bread from Zeppole. 3. The Boise GO on Fairview has a bigger selection of Taylor Farms than the Meridian GO. 4. The Boise GO on Fairview has a bigger and better selection of Eggs, Butter & Cheese. 5. The Boise GO on Fairview appears to be a bigger store, which would explain why they have more variety in some sections. The Meridian GO appears similar in size to the Boise GO on Overland. I still need a bit more time to go through the Meridian GO, but so far, I prefer the Boise GO on Fairview. The Meridian GO is better than the Boise GO on Overland.

The managers (2 different ones) tend to make up the rules as they choose. The employees are very…read morepleasant and helpful but the managers have ruined the atmosphere at the 1375 E Fairview store.

I was surprisingly pleased with the large selection of goods in the store. Everything was clean and…read moreorganized plus the staff was very helpful.

What can you improve? First off not only is this happening to me but others , fix your cheap…read moremachines that don't scan cards properly! Its ridiculous! Second train your people that so the grocery pick up to be properly and move out of the way when a customer walks past. Not be in the middle of the lane and standing blocking where you can pass. Have them smile alittle. Is that job so taxing we cant even look at a customer and smile? Third your stores floors are filthy. One of the clothing racks had so much dust bunnies under it I wonder how ofter floors are cleaned properly. I have had good experiences but the bad are racking up. Its frustrating!

The "coach" for the drive up and go is very condescending. Documents that were requested were never…read moreprovided. Will never be going back to this store.

This place was fun and had a wide variety of things to look at, the prices weren't horribly…read moreexpensive, and the staff seemed like they were having a good time at least that day. Overall, it's a great place to browse while you sip your coffee with a good friend.

I've worked here since August and really love the atmosphere. Not only are the prices great but the…read moreinventory is of good quality and abundant. Everyone that works at this location is friendly and helpful.