Technical skills are average. People skills could be improved. Support staff is good.read more

Gooseberry Garden Quilt Shop is a treasure in such a small town. The owner (Susan) has a choice…read moreselection of fabrics and offers regular sale items. She and her cousin Jacquie (who works with her) have wonderful ideas and eyes for color and patterns. Jacquie helped me find a selection of fabrics for a project that I have yet to finish. Perfect fabrics for each project. There is a wonderful selection of yarns and patterns for knitting and crochet. Her website and been well thought out and updated. I can't wait to return and do in-person shopping again. They are friendly people and will help in any way they can.

This is a great little shop with friendly staff. Neat projects, big or small. We did shop hop and…read morehad a great visit. Has a bolt of day at 25% off when you purchase it, also she does an entire line at 40% off every day. I will be back. She is working on getting more website stuff going as she is a very new shop (only a year) but she has dug her heals in it appears. I have never met this lady either. Haha took me 3 times to remember Susan was her name. Happy shopping.

It was super busy when we went in there but was amazing! The store just felt very welcoming and…read morehomey. Didn't look through the whole store due to the fact of it being packed but we got ice cream and it was amazing! We tried their limited time fudge brownie waffle cone and had a wonderful time. The ice cream was delicious and they will let you get 2 flavors with a double scoop which most places don't! Adorable shop with everything from basic grocery essentials to one of a kind souvenirs. Adorable shop would 100% recommend. They have wonderful staff and an accessible building, I was on crutches and it was easy to get in and out. If you're in ten sleep this is the hot spot to go.

In search of coffee on a holiday weekend, a shop otherwise closed on Sunday was a beacon. Imagine…read moremy surprise when I walked in and found a general store. A small but very well-stocked general store of dry goods, local produce fishing and camping supplies and then an ice cream and coffee shop in the back of the store. It was perfect. There was a steady stream of people in the store, both locals waiting for the parade to start, and nearby campers looking for unexpected gifts or trying to replace a lost item. The coffee was good; the people were friendly; and this is a must-visit stop for finding a touristy gift, or some local goods, or an eye-opening cup of coffee. Small town shops are the best at catering to locals and passers-through.

Loved the service and the staff was great but one of the staff came in from I assume working out…read moreand was talking with profanities that were very vulgar. I am not a prude by any means but I was very surprised and am just glad my husband took the kids to the park so they didn't hear it. Very disappointing!

I have dealt with Clear Image vision for over a year and I will continue to do so when I needs new…read moreglasses and vision checkups. I have never heard any of the staff use profanities and they have always provided competent care in a polite, friendly way. Michael Timmons

Very awesome. I went in for only the third time the other day & found all sorts of things I wanted…read moreto buy. I have to pace myself though as I would spend a fortune if I went in there very often. Seems like not any of the same stuff as the last two times I was there. Woohoo! Definitely a shop Thermopolis store.

There is a lot to see in this store…read more It's difficult to fully capture the contents in a short visit. There was just so much to absorb. For finding supplies for a personal project, unique special items made by locals, Flying Eagle will likely have it. Art and craft supplies, framing pieces, water colors, pencils, paper, beads and string for jewelry, art, Native American products, and much more, even touristy things. There were some beautiful photographs of Native American dancers, and some Navajo herbal remedies. And just because they can, there's a small selection of candy and bottled drinks. Flying Eagle doesn't leave out gamers. They carry Warhammer, several of them. I thought I overheard the owner tell another customer they have game times. That's just one of the community events they sponsor, too. Art and painting contests are held from time to time also. It's been a while since I've been to a true arts/crafts store that carried the sheer volume of things Flying Eagle offers.

This place is worth walking into. The new owners moved here from Portland, OR and have a high…read morecommitment to stocking quality, locally made arts and other goods. Upon first glance it seems like a Wyoming tourist store, but then you realize this is also a serious art supply store! Lots of top notch supplies for glasswork, leather, painting, beading, etc. There's a lot of handmade ceramics and other art for sale. It looks like they even have art classes in the back half of the building. The longer you stay in the store, you realize they have a lot more going on. I suppose you'd have to in a little town like Thermopolis. They are also the town's one stop shop for laser engraving, custom trophies (the owner was making a trophy with a cool looking dinosaur on it when I went in), UPS and FedEx shipping, and MEN'S FORMAL WEAR? They seriously have a catalog where people can buy suits and rent tuxes for weddings or whatever. Oh, and since they were from Portland, they decided that they had to find the best coffee beans in Wyoming to sell in their store. Organic and fair trade of course.

A delightful small business offering friendly service, a welcoming atmosphere, and a great…read moreexperience for residents and visitors alike.

Quite the antique store on the main street. For some reason, it didn't really feel like an antique…read morestore, but more like a resale shop. Perhaps because HNP has vintage clothing in the back -- some fun hats from the 40s and 50s, and all nicely displayed. I was so tempted to buy one of the hats because it reminded me of one my grandma used to wear. In some shops, it can seem like the dust takes over and diminishes the fun in searching. That didn't seem to be the case here. I noticed plenty of tables and chairs and general knicknacks and all were in great shape and I didn't feel like I had dust and dirt clinging to my hands when I left. The owners were sharing a laugh about not "seeing" everything because they look at it every day; so, if someone asks for something specific they draw a blank. I get it and I'm not working in an antique store. Welcome to normal.

I went in looking for some ideas on tumbling rocks knowing I was getting a tumbler for Christmas…read more Ava and Eddy were so helpful in what I should pick out for my first round. They sent me home with information on each rock set I purchased, along with some guidence on how to find the same rocks myself in the future. Eddy is an encylopidea when it comes to rocks! Ava makes beautiful jewlery and also explained to me how and what rocks to polish or not. The pricing is great here, I walked out with multiple bags of rocks to tumble a. I also got a piece of jewelry made by Ava and it didn't break the bank. Both are sweet and AMAZING people, if you are a new rock hounder in the area this is a must stop by!

Ava is sweet as can be and very helpful. She made my rock and fossil loving kids so happy! Her…read moreselection is vast and the shop is well taken care of. The prices were better than most places we have found. Definitely recommend!