We bought four chairs for a table for our 18-year-olds first apartment. He loves them, we love…read morethem and wonder why anyone would ever give things like this away. The staff was so kind. Hip hip hooray for Habitat!

I appreciate the customer service they have provided, . the selection of goods have helped me.read more

First time shopper at Deseret. I read their mission statement and saw the adjoining education…read morecenter so it seemed like a great place to thrift during vacation. Many items to choose from....clothing and housewares. I was limited on any large purchase due to luggage space but scored a pair of leather cowboy boots and some household smalls. In fact, I went to a second location during the outing. Prices are better than other thrifts in the area. Plenty of cashiers lined up for checkout. Would recommend.

The prices are still very fair for a thrift store ! Save your time and don't go to savers just come…read morestraight here !! Customer service is also better than savers in Ogden.

Whether you're gearing up for the zombie apocalypse or want some country attire, Smith & Edwards…read morehas your back. It's a vast store with so much stuff you'll need a few hours to properly browse it all. They definitely lean into the country boy theme-the clothing, the sporting and outdoor gear-it's a specific vibe and demographic. The thing that surprised me the most (and maybe shouldn't have) is the aisle of things I consider "prepper" tools. Gas masks, full body suits that look ready for space travel, military garb, etc. If you're looking for something a little "out there," this might be a place to visit. For everyone else, come ready to explore. There's lots to see.

Retired marine government contractor here. Not from Utah. I…read morewas Heavily profiled when I was in there, the guy at the gun counter as I was looking at knifes had a pretty stiff attitude as I'm looking at $300 knives, made my purchase, got to the parking lot sheriff was sitting in the parking lot next to my truck watching me closely, I'm not a criminal. Don't have a record. any type of harassment FROM THIS COMPANY(employees) OR THE SHERIFFS DEPARTMENT(profiling me) in the store or in the parking lot WILL RESULT IN A LAWSUIT. My one and only fair warning. Do I believe people need to be prevented from stealing stuff? Yes absolutely. Do I believe they need to profile someone to the point the sheriff gets called based off "looks", shopping trying to purchase/pay for products. ABSOLUTELY NOT.

If Willy Wonka had a Lego factory instead of a chocolate one, this would be it. Bungster's Brix is…read morehands-down the most awesome, the coziest, most unexpectedly delightful Lego shop I've ever stepped foot in -- and I've hunted down brick dens from coast to coast. But nothing compares to this gem in Ogden. First off, the owners deserve their own minifigures -- kind, energetic, and absurdly helpful in the best way. They greeted me like an old friend, walked me through their outstanding selection of new and used sets, and seemed genuinely excited about helping me find exactly what I didn't even know I needed. Now let's talk used inventory: Immaculate doesn't even begin to describe the used set I bought. I've seen brand-new boxes from big-box stores with more wear than this beauty. And as if that wasn't enough, when they heard I was from out of town, they shipped my purchase to me -- for free. Who does that? Legends, that's who. The prices? So reasonable and down-to-earth, I almost asked if they were running a kindness experiment. Seriously, if I lived in Ogden, my wallet and I would be in trouble -- I'd be at Bungster's Brix weekly feeding my Lego obsession with zero regrets. Of all the local Lego vendors I've visited (and that list is longer than I care to admit), this one is the gold standard. Bungster's Brix isn't just a store -- it's a magical little bricktopia!

This place is always great to go to. They are wonderful. Very friendly and knowledgeable. Prices…read moreare fair and lots to chose from. Worth the drive and time to come and visit. Always excited to walk in the door when I come here.