I've never experienced a mall, if you could even call it that, that was so similar to a ghost town,…read moredespite having so much parking outside. We came here at noon for a spa appointment and thought we could walk around and check out some stores but the entire mall inside was completely empty. The signal here was also very weak - there are parts of the mall where you lose signal completely. Different parts of the mall are also not connected inside, you have to walk back out if a certain store you're looking for is not in a specific section.

Good, friendly staff, offerings were well prepared, fun ambience, we'll be back for sure.read more

They advertise BOGO but then limit it to only the crappy clothes. Very disappointing in the pricing…read morefor a thrift store, charging close to retail for items given to them.

For a local thrift shop I was very surprised how packed of items it was! There are sooo many…read moreclothes you'd have to go back once a day for a week to go through. They also have a good selection of appliances, books, dvds/cds, and random equipment (ski stuff, power cords, golf bags etc)! Everything is priced super fairly and some things were even on sale when we went. The owner was very nice, helpful, and kind! Thank you so much, and Happy Holidays!

Unbelievable amount of hunting gear, footwear, and knives. Have driven by for years and always…read morewanted to come in and see what they have... finally did. Not at all what I have seen from other Army/Navy stores. Most everything is new didn't see much surplus anything. Great helpful staff. Left with a Montana made Scott Kirko knife!

Being from out of town I was looking for a great outdoors shop that I could find everything I…read moreneeded for camping gear. This place was great!

Really great selection, sales are sporadic and generally specific to certain items with exclusions…read moreof certain brands, and most of the staff is really friendly.

There comes a time in your life that you can relate to that feeling of when you were a kid. Like…read morewhen you were going to a toy store. Murdoch's is like that for both myself and my husband. Not only do they cater to all you animal needs, food, containers, bowls, cages, heat lamps etc etc etc and I mean there's a huge selection of every animal feed imaginable. Chickens are our main reason we go here, not only for chicks but for everything they'll need EVER!! They also have a nice tool department with many name brand tools. There is a wonderful clothing and footwear department that sells many name brands that really appeal to the masses. Hunting apparel, jeans, coats, shirts and accessories. There is usually a really good selection on their clearance rack that I've found amazing deals for bothering me and my husband. But our favorite department is the gun department. They are helpful, knowledgeable and eager to show you anything that you might want to touch. We've been known to go in for chicken food and leave with a gun or two!! Ammo is always stocked and they carry many accessories too. Along with a huge selection of safes. Watch for their sales because they have some pretty awesome deals. But most of all after a big shopping haul right at the check out is a vast array of candy and snacks!! Also hard to resist!! One thing about Murdoch's is their customer service is awesome, always someone takes out our coop shavings and food and insists on loading it all up for us. Regardless of heat, rain or snow.

Miss the old Costco, food court was well thought out the cluster is even worse, the food there is…read morenot good for us anyway. Prices overall seem higher, bigger store less things of interest - did not improve on selection. Couldn't wait to get out of there - bathroom was nice . Staff are always nice .

Who doesn't love Costco? Prices are always great. Employees are friendly…read more And the store meets all of my needs.

I really liked this outdoor store. Tons of gear for climbing and skiing and hiking inside…read more Staff are friendly and make sure you acknowledge you and offer help when you first enter but are happy to leave you to browse as well. They have a large selection of women's clothing and had some nice items for sale on discount in the upstairs loft area. I ended up purchasing a sweatshirt which is SO soft - it's my new favorite.

Gosh, what a surprise! I needed shoes for my visit to Glacier NP and we stopped in after lunch to…read morelook for them. We were greeted so personally by an employee (didn't catch his name but he great) and he asked me what I was looking for. New to the whole hiking shoe thing, he patiently listened and made recommendations. Wide toe box- check, light weight- check, grippy bottoms- check. He was so personable as to learn my needs as someone who has no clue and promptly made a recommendation for a good trail shoe, not too heavy but with great gription. He saved me. These were the exact shoes I needed and they served me well in National gp as well as arches. His personal attention to detail and getting to know me and by not rushing me closed the sale and I have never happier worth a blind purchase. Thank you so much.. The shoes you recommended are great! They were the Aloa548e446. In BLUE- his last pair is a blue in my size. Love them cause they're light. These changes my experience tremendously. Please give him my manny thanks I love them! Great customer service and old school listening what the customer wants.

Reasonably priced, small grocery store that had everything we needed. Fruit was delicious.read more

We stopped in for one thing and one thing only - bear spray…read more It's a small and basic store - but it will hit the spot if you are in a pinch for necessities and the bear spray was a MUST have for us. The price was cheapest in town here and the lady inside was full of advice for how to use it and how not to get eaten by a grizzly bear while hiking. Much appreciated!

Staff is mostly unpleasant. I needed help went to a staff member he said he right with u to eat wit…read moreanother customer never came back told greeter have a good day didn't even flinch or say anything they all are either zombies or unpleasant

If an employee is going to get angry at you for something they should have offered to help you with…read morein the first place, there needs to be Deescalation Courses or a reprimanding for entitled employees. I was trying to reach a 2-liter soda bottle, and used the (sometimes) provided soda stick to pull the product forward, which fell at an odd angle atop the top shelf. Having struggled with trying to position it better, surrounded by more than one employee in the aisle, I expected someone to offer assistance, but found none. So, I stepped on the bottom shelf to reach and snatch the bottle myself, visibly frustrated. After walking away with the bottle in hand, an employee spoke up aggressively and said "Hey, you! Don't do that again." to which I responded "Oh, I just couldn't reach it! Sorry." And he said, "We have ladders for that." I didn't reply after that and continued on. It was a brief and unpleasant interaction, not something I'm used to seeing but it was uncalled for nonetheless. My issue with this really comes down to: 1) An employee should offer assistance. A customer shouldn't always have to ask when they are visibly struggling, that should be a trained reaction as a Wal-Mart associate. 2) If they cannot provide assistance, then ladders should be within the aisle that can be used when product isn't within grasp. 3) Finally, what irks me is that this product should have been refaced (brought to the front and in reach) throughout the night of restocking to begin with. Fronting product should be priority one! A customer should never not have easy access to it. That's all! Hopefully this isn't something that needs repeated in the future, but it's also not the first time I've seen the beverages improperly shelved anyway.

Here's how this mall reads when you take everything together: it's clean, it's quiet, and it's…read more.. well, quiet for reasons that aren't exactly flattering. You get the occasional mall‑walker doing laps, and the background music is turned up just enough to make the emptiness feel more pronounced. A handful of national retailers are still hanging on, plus some local one‑offs, but the overall energy is subdued. The food court is basically symbolic at this point--two spots on paper, one that looks like it closed ages ago, and the other not open (and possibly not operating at all). It's hard to tell where the line is between "temporarily closed" and "just a relic." On the positive side, it's clean, safe, and easy to navigate. If you're staying nearby, it's a convenient indoor loop for walking, and there are still a few functioning stores. But as a shopping destination, it's running on nostalgia more than actual retail momentum.

Little mall not much there but bath and body works is awesome!! Just a heads up tho no where to…read moreeat! And long walk to the bathroom

I do not think I will be going to this store anymore until the fitting rooms are reopened. Any…read morewoman knows you can see something on a hanger that is in your size and looks totally cute but you try it on and looks terrible and unflattering. Not the fault of the store but when you can't try anything on that is incredibly frustrating. Then to return it (difficult when I live out of town) in the time frame only to get store credit to buy something else that may or may not fit and start the process over again is ridiculous. It would be one thing if the prices weren't so high to take a chance on something not fitting. The store credit thing is silly, other businesses don't operate that way. I have been shopping at Goodwill most of my life and spent a ton of money there, no more.

I have shopped there for years and the prices have increased but so has everyone else. Do you have…read morecertain discount days in the month and how do we find out what days those are?