So it's the middle of summer and I wasn't planning on buying coats, lol, but I had to! Such great…read moredeals here. Coat was originally over $1000. I got two for $200 (buy one, get one free). The leather is BEAUTIFUL and these are super high quality. The staff working here are very helpful as well. I can't wait for winter to rep my new gear! I will have these coats for years to come and will always remember I supported a local Boise fashionista!

My shoes and purses have always been repaired well at The Shoe Guy. I see that some people don't…read moreunderstand how you need to prepare ahead, as there can be a wait time. That is just how it is, especially with specialty services. This is the best place to go and I am so appreciative that there is a high quality place to go in Boise!

I called to make sure he could fix my strap on my bag and he said yes bring it in!…read more When I got there 30 min trip, he said he said he couldn't ! He wanted to argue with me about it He and his granddaughter were very rude and condescending!!

A great variety of tools and materials for the Beginner as well as the experienced…read more You can take classes and also try out different tools before purchasing

decent availability, some folks were helpful and knowledgeable. I gave one star because some staff…read moremembers are rude to children who were talking excitedly about doing leatherwork. The kids voices were barley above a normal conversational level (for kids) and staff shouted across the store to be quiet since she could not concentrate. Customer service needs improvement simply based on this experience pushing away a future Leather worker from your store.

This place is an alternative to the over priced biker wear at name brand stores. The staff is very…read morehelpful. I was looking to pay a reasonable price for an item I could get on-line and the owner worked with me on it and got it for me. What great people. For other biker clothing stuff, I always check the prices at other stores & come here to make my final purchase because a) I know they'll tell me what equipment / clothing I'll need, why I'll need it, when I should use it, what I should be thinking about getting in the future, etc.... So there's no comparison to service, you simply won't find better service. The other good thing is that there almost always seems to be a few bikers hanging out. If I have questions about a ride or a piece of equipment, they're always willing to give me their experienced advice.

Love this place! Everyone who works here is knowledgeable and friendly. 10/10 would recommendread more

I have fallen in love with this store but I have to limit my visits because I always see something…read morenot in my budget that whispers to me "Take me home." Today I was shopping for a unique birthday gift for a friend. I finally settled on a colorful martini glass made in the Republic of Czechoslovakia, but the three red leather art-deco counter stools almost made it into my car. Service was so nice and the display designs imaginative. It was so much fun to browse and find hidden gems.

We came, we saw, we did not buy at this new locally owned resale store. There are a couple of…read morereasons why.. Firstly, the store was sparsely stocked. But mostly because the woman manning the store (yes, I did intend that to be a pun) didn't bother to ask if we were looking for anything or if she could help us. This in spite of the fact that there were only two other shoppers in the place, so not as if there was a crush. Given this is newly opened within the last several months, maybe they are still learning the customer care ropes. But they have a lot of competition in the area as resale stores go so one thinks they'd be interested in top notch help for both buyers and possible consigners. We were in for both reasons, actually. I'm shopping for accessories for particular home location. And I have a hand knotted, vegetable dyed, Pakistan originated, wool area rug that I'm hoping to consign. They did have some rolled rugs standing in the store, so it may be they would take mine. But since the person working there ignored us, only a cursory hello in response to my "hi" to her, I think I'll continue looking for both consignment and buying. Ending on a high note, the place is spotless and some of the accessory items look as if new. THIS N THAT: 1) PARKING: Private lot. 2) ACCESSIBILITY: Once you get in the door, the store is all on one floor with mostly ample clearances between items. But the parking lot here is another of many Boise area examples of parking that does not meet Federal ADA rules or Idaho Accessibility Building Code minimums. Neither for scope nor for design. However, that failure is the the strip mall owner's and not the store's. 3) NEIGHBOR: At the other end of the strip mall you'll find Model Home Furnishings which is recently under new ownership. You'll get a great welcome and helpful assistance from the women working there.

I recently completed the Learn to Ride 101 class at High Desert Harley Davidson (Boise, ID). I…read morestarted the class with no prior experience with a motorcycle. This was the best class I could've ever asked for. Both instructors took extended amounts of time making sure every single person in the classes received individual constructive feedback. The 101 course involves hours of practice riding and learning the feel of a motorcycle, as well as several hours in a classroom understanding riding and driving. It was the most thorough course of training, learning, riding, understanding, observing, and feeling everything motorcycle related. They're very passionate about making sure you feel ready and safe to own, ride, and operate a motorcycle. I would LOVE to take the 102 course once I get my Harley motorcycle to advance my skillset and understand how my motorcycle operates. Thank you to High Desert Harley, your team is extraordinary! ‍ Learn: motorcycle terminology, parts, start, stop, operating, sharp turns, larger turns, u-turn, blinkers, turn from stop, acceleration, deceleration, fast stop, slow stop, and much much more!

I had a great experience with High Desert Harley-Davidson. From the moment I walked in, everyone…read morewas friendly, welcoming, and willing to help without making me feel pressured. The staff was knowledgeable and took the time to answer all of my questions and make sure I found the right motorcycle for me. You can tell the people here genuinely love Harley-Davidson and motorcycles. The whole experience was professional, relaxed, and enjoyable. I would definitely recommend High Desert Harley-Davidson to anyone looking for a new bike, a used bike, or just a dealership with a great group of people. I'll definitely be back!

Love this shop. There is something for everyone! I bought some lovely soap and some artsy…read morepostcards. I wast tempted to buy some earrings or a goth of trees necklace. Next trip!

A scavenger hunt I was on, brought me past Indie MADE, which is located in Old Boise. One look in…read morethe window and I couldn't resist stopping in. A gift shop of the highest order. Local everything. Indie everything. Shirts, hats, amazing hand crafted jewelry, belt buckles, locally made candles. Honestly, you could spend far too long in here. I mean, they had a leather growler holder for your bike! Or, a similarly made wine bottle holder! Seriously? I need both of those items. Depending on the day. I found a locally made birthday card for a friend (made by local biz Rainbow Sprinkles). Prices aren't cheap, but what you might expect for quality products (the birthday card was $3--which seemed completely reasonable). If you're shopping for someone, and aren't entirely sure what to get them--come here. So many unique, thoughtful gift ideas, you'll be inspired. Get to it!

I got a permanent bracelet. I went here because it seemed…read morelike it was going to be the best price. It says prices start at $39, but that's just for the cheaper metal. anything gold filled starts around $64. I wish the prices were a bit more transparent online, because it still ended up being pretty pricey. I added a charm on mine which was an additional $40 which I thought was outrageous but I went ahead and did it cause I was getting bracelets with my friends and figured it was just a one time thing. The shop was cute, and the owner was really nice but I will be looking for a less expensive spot for permanent jewelry next time. One spot on my bracelet was fused a little wonky so it doesn't lay properly (I wish I would have noticed right away so I could tell the lady immediately.) I can't go back and have her fix it cause I live out of town. Not to mention the two spots where it was fused are black.. very disappointing considering I paid $110 for my bracelet. I also wanted to mention that I have very sensitive skin so need things to be gold plated or gold filled at the very least, which is why I couldn't consider the sterling silver or cheaper options. Even tho I opted for the more expensive gold filled chain, I noticed my skin feeling a little irritated here and there.

My daughter and I dropped in to get permanent jewelry and had the best time with Brooke. She was so…read morefun and our bracelets are beautiful. The shop has a lot of wonderful gifts and adorable clothing. They also have a great selection of fun patches to make trucker hats. Definitely stop in and it's a no-brainer for the permanent jewelry.

Excellent customer service! Very responsive and accommodating. Staff is stellar…read more Work exceptional!!

McDowells helped patch up my Subaru driver seat. The upholstery is known to suck on them, so they…read morerepaired the side that totally ripped. That use real leather and dye it to match the color of the other sections. It looks pretty dang good when it was done! The service was friendly too. My only tiny comment is that they left the cover for all the electric cords tied up and didn't put it back, so I had some cords exposed when my kids got in the car. Someone probably just forgot but double check that if you get anything done and have kids!