Awesome spot to stop by and shop while in the Hyde Park area. So many cute things and good gifts in…read morethis store. It really reminded me of walking through Pier 1 when they were still around. The only part I'm sad about is they don't have a website I can shop! There were some really neat things in store I would definitely buy and have shipped because they wouldn't fit in my suitcase.

The cutest little store with a super sweet owner. They gift wrap with such beautiful detail. Always…read morean interesting browse and some really great finds!

This shop is curated with care. The shopkeeper was very attentive while letting me browse at my own…read morepace. She engaged in a thoughtful conversation with me and gave great tips for an out-of-towner. I 100% recommend this shop for anyone looking to support local artisans. *If you love stickers like I do, this is the shop for you!!

I feel a bit embarrassed that it took me so long to check out this incredible shop. A whole…read moredowntown location filled with 100% local, hand-crafted gems? Sign me up! Located on 6th street, this shop is your one stop shop for all things Idaho, handmade and incredibly special. You can find blown glass, textiles, soaps, lotions, chocolate, peanuts, ornaments, shave oils, cutting boards, games, mugs, vases, ornaments and so much more. Most of my favorite makers were there (think Ladybug Press, Sawtooth Glass Project, City Peanut Shop, All Spun Up, Sage Woolens, etc.) It felt like a holiday craft bazaar that is open year round and housing the very best products. I found the selection to be varied and affordable. You could find things for men, women, children, pets and even yourself! It bears repeating that you are paying for handcrafted, small-business wares. It is not going to have the same price tag as a manufactured good from a big box store. It will be a higher price tag. I like to think that I'm paying for a story. My purchased items contain all the love, hope, and hard work that each maker poured into their product. I love to give handmade stuff for gifts and I think they are appreciated a lot more than something I could ship from Amazon. The shop keepers were lovely. I think they are some of the makers, but it was so very busy when I went in that I didn't want to bog them down with conversation. If you are looking for special presents, this is the place to go. Enjoy all the treasures.

Cool souvenir shop in Downtown Boise! Idaho is super famous for their farm fresh potatoes. Their…read morecapital city, Boise is known as the City of Trees. This is the store for t-shirts, mugs, knick knacks, snacks, postcards, and more Boise, ID memorabilia. On Saturday afternoon, a kind gal was at the counter and she showed me the ladies sizes on the floor. In the front wall, there are many samples of numbered t-shirts. Behind her at the counter cubbies, there shirts in several colors available to be pressed with the design of your choice. We chose two womens designs and one men's designs and these were pressed right in front of us. Aside from shirts, we got other goodies as well. I've already written out and mailed most of the postcards we purchased and added things to my little scrapbook. Nice store to visit and shop for Boise, ID stuff!

I love the name, so I stopped in. Yes, there were tater-themed souvenirs including potato-shaped…read moresoap and even candy. Custom t-shirts seem to be their specialty-they have a few shirts on display and you can request a specific size or color and they can whip it up for you onsite. It's a small store, but packs a pretty decent punch with their Idaho and potato centric novelty items. If you're in town and need something to take home to the family, Taters is worth a visit.

We love this store. They do an amazing job with their displays, they have fun and unusual items,…read moreand helpful, friendly staff.

Had a complaint and they quickly addressed it and apologized which was nice. I look forward to my…read morenext trip.

The furniture is cute. The service is not. My child and a couple of friends went in to look and…read moresee if a bedroom set she liked was there for me. The OWNERS looked at them, laughed and walked away without so much as a greeting. The other sales person ignored them for 15 minutes before they decided to leave. Treat all people who enter your store as paying customers, you never know why they are in there. Needless to say, we will be looking elsewhere to purchase.

This is a wonderful home decor store, especially if you enjoy Modern Farmhouse style. A lot of the…read morestuff is pretty standard. They have two locations during the holidays - their main store is off of Chinden and the holiday pop up is in the Village in the old Charming Charlie location. During the holidays they only have holiday decor plus a few big pieces like coffee tables and chairs. So if you're looking for every day house decor - wait until after the holidays. They do carry some local makers (soaps, wood cutting boards, ornaments, etc). But there is plenty of large scale manufacturing items. Prices are mid range - not terribly expensive but you probably won't find any great deals either. The staff who work here are sweet and helpful, though none of them were masked when I went into the Village location Nov 2020. Overall, pretty cute but you won't find anything super unique.

THIS STORE IS ONE OF A KIND! The owner has been in business for about 15 years and this is the…read moreonly Home Decor store in Eagle that lived though the great recession. Because of great service, price and location.

Great service and the dog named ringo was the cutest little thing! Second avenue is a quaint,…read morelittle shop located near the heart of downtown eagle. Looking to dig deeper? Shop this place for yourself!

My daughter sent me a beautiful bouquet of flowers for Mother's Day and a candle. It was delivered…read moreon Mother's Day, which was so surprising and lovely. The flowers were fresh obviously as I still have a few of them from the bouquet on my table. Yes, I recommend this lovely service. I have no idea about the value since I didn't pay for it, but it was invaluable to the mother, which was me thank you.

My husband forgot to place an order for flowers for his mom for Mother's Day. I placed this order…read morethe day before and wasn't sure they'd be able to deliver them on Mother's Day to my surprise they were and it was Designer's choice and I was so happy with the flowers she loves hydrangeas, and this made her very happy thank you Meridian floral for making my mother-in-law's Mother's Day special. We will definitely order from you again.

Everything these folks do costs you money. I have never paid by the pound for any club field trip…read morewhere I am a member. When I paid to have them cut my rocks, the work was marginal, at best. On field trips they do their own digging & do little to assist or guide their 'members' on-site. Save your money and locate your local, supportive Federation Club at www.amfed.com.

Incredibly highly knowledge staff a dream to work with I love this place wish I could stay here all…read morethe time.

I stopped in today, because I saw a tv commercial about it. I know I was just in about town clothes…read morebut when I went in a workers were there janbering on with a shopper. There was furniture crowded everywhere so you couldn't even look at that side of store. I asked the woman what was going on with it and I said I had not been in before. She acted put out by that. She went on to say after rolling her eyes that it was a furniture delivery. I walked around store and quickly left. I will not return. There stuff is expensive to treat people that way. It left a very bad taste to me. You should do better.

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

What a cute eclectic artisan food shop. Local crafts oriented around food and drink heirloom foods…read moreand Idaho highlights. Great place to stop in for a little treat for yourself or a gift for someone. We grabbed some local fresh bread and a handmade wreath. They have wines, cheese, fruit, handmade crafts jewelry and cards, and kitchen goods. We stumbled upon this place and were so happy we did!

Opened October 2019 this little local convenience market featuring local producers is getting…read morebetter all the time, including more selection in freezer case of local rancher / farmer animal proteins from top quality, pasture raised and sustainable husbandry producers like Malheur River and McIntyre Family. Although this is 30 minutes from our front door, it is our go to when we're looking for pastured pork or poultry products. (We don't eat beef but they have that too.) If they had a good selection of local lamb cuts it would be golden for us - our favorite protein - but it is a harder sell for them so they carry less. (Americans consume on average only 1 pound of lamb / person / year. And about 97 pounds of chicken per person annually. Both are shocking numbers.) We purchased bone-in pork shoulder from Malheur which I boned and cut up for Asado de Bodas (aka Mexican wedding stew, I think, sort of mole meets asado de puerco) cutting off the beautiful fresh fat cap to render down for sauteing the veg, and using the bone to make a pork broth to freeze for pozole sometime in the future. And if you like to cook Italian food, Malheur made jowl bacon (otherwise known in Italy as guanciale) this winter which was sold here and is THE perfect thing for carbonara and Amatriciana sauces. My Brooklyn born hubby is Italian heritage and grew up with an Italian speaking nonna in the kitchen so we have used a lot of guanciale - not in Boise though where it is hard to find - and this is the best we have ever used. Still not carrying much fresh market produce but they have added Acme Bread to the line up and on Saturdays I think Acme rotates in a special kind of loaf. From time to time they have had "meet the maker" tastings on Saturdays for some of the vendors they carry. And here's a tip you'll thank me for - if they have local Morning Star Acres jam on the shelf, buy it. Especially the huckleberry! SERVICE: The owner is on site almost all the time, very friendly, very responsive to FB messaging if you have questions about something in stock and always able to help by phone too before making a trip if you're looking for something specific. SET UP: Small but with a good expanse of windows it is light and bright and well organized with refrigerator / freezer case along one wall, larder / pantry shelving next to that with food products for sale and other items - like local artists and crafters goods for sale- also placed around the store. ACCESSIBILITY: ADA parking correctly designed for van access striping on the passenger side adjacent to building. Small ramp up to sidewalk. All on one floor. Ample floor clearance. The loo fails ADA and Idaho code compliance with counters and towel dispenser too high. The eat in counter has only high stool level seating so inaccessible. The ADA is 30 years old in July and it is past time to get this right everywhere for equal access. (Yep. I have a dog in this hunt since I have had MS since college.) LOCATION: In the Bench neighborhood right across from Idaho Youth Ranch thrift shop and just next door to a Vincent St. Paul sales store. PARKING: Private lot has about 15 parking spaces.