Manager is very rude! Hung up on me after telling me to go to another Hallmark store knowing full…read morewell there is NO OTHER HALLMARK STORE NEAR MERIDIAN OR BOISE! The young people that work there walk around pretending to be doing something like organizing things or shelving things and NEVER ASK IF THEY CAN HELP YOU! Would recommend a polite manager that can actually talk nice and young people that really want to work!

I was sad when the Hallmark shop disappeared all those years ago, but was happy when they reopened…read morethis shop. I come here maybe 3 or 4 times a year as it is a bit of a drive for me to get here. The staff working here are always great and have never been rude to me or my wife. They do a good job keeping a great selection of merchandise on hand. It is Hallmark, so the prices are a bit on the higher side of life, but my mamma always told me to send the very best when being thoughtful for someone's special occasion. :-D Don't forget to order up a truffle as a tasty snack while you walk back to your car, because, if you're like me, the snack would never wait any longer than that!

This is strictly for the drive up. I've never had a problem and everyone's always been so sweet but…read moreever since a couple months ago whatever girls they've newly hired they are so dang rude and obnoxious. Don't ever talk over me while I'm talking. They're younger and have no manners

The worst target Ive ever been to! Clothing and hangers all over floors of almost every section in…read morethe store. The floors were disgusting upon entering food and debris on carpet and main walking areas. Employees engaged in loud conversations with each other. Will not be returning

Lakeshore has been a game changer for my business, Kinder Ready Tutoring. I go to Lakeshore often…read moreto get guided reading materials and games, that really inspire learning. Thank you for making this store so assessable! Best, Elizabeth Fraley Kinder Ready

After my daughter received their Christmas catalog in the mail she of course found a toy from there…read moreshe wanted. Luckily they had the items in stock and plenty of them when I made my trip. There is tons of aisles full of interesting toy ideas for kids. I like that the toys are created by teachers. They had a couple sale items which were a good deal and they offer coupons too which they are happy to help you sign up for at the counter. It ended up saving me $30 :) The store itself is located in a run down strip mall but inside it was clean and the staff was very friendly. They have tons of teacher supplies here as well as some nice books on a back wall. Overall it was a good place to go for Christmas shopping and I'll keep it in mind for kids upcoming birthday presents.

Well I purchased quite a bit of things for my new home from PB. And from the service received at…read morethe store to delivery staff everything was wonderful. My order included 6 custom upholstered Balboa chairs and 3 custom upholstered sofas along with lots of other pieces. The big win for me with my white performance upholstery I chose for the custom orders. I am able to unzip and wash the covers. Yesterday, I woke up to bright yellow bile that one of my dogs left me the night prior on three cushions. I simply unzipped the covers, sprayed the spots with oxyclean pre wash and washed on a quick delicate cycle. And poof like magic all gone. Of course I hang to dry and want to mention in less than 12 hours they all were dry and ready to be put back on. I so recommend the performance fabric! It's amazing.

I have shopped Pottery Barn over the years and have found their towels, pillows and accessories…read moregreat and good quality. I have also shopped desks and consoles, table lamps and found their towels quality to be on the par of off shore quality. You will not have the same quality of something from North Carolina. I can not speak to the quality of sofas and chairs. Little hint - anything with .99 at the end of the price is a sale item and can not be returned. I have ALWAYS found the staff helpful, courteous end easy to work with on returns.

Wonderful selection, seems a little pricey. Asked if they…read morehad an in house a full store to do the work, it too was pretty expensive.

I did business with Indigo Bird a couple years ago. They are very professional. Their quality of…read morework is of the highest. I highly recommend.

We went there waiting for our friend in the dressing room and the worker came and told us get out…read moreof the store if we're not gonna buy something, once we told them we were waiting for our friend the manager called the security to get us kicked out and the manager said we were being sexual. we are from a foreign country and they were being stereotyped and got kicked out of the mall.

Went tonight to grab one thing, already knew what I wanted and exactly where it was. It was 4 min…read moreto closing. The lady at the door wouldn't let me in. Awful customer service and super rude!

This Tuesday Morning is a go-to shopping spot for me. It's a place that takes time. By that, I mean…read moreyou don't want to run in here and expect to find what you need. There is reason to the layout, but like most stores of this ilk, you need to spend a minute to look over the items on the shelves to see what's in stock. The pleasure comes from the seeking and finding, so there needs to be time to do that. Otherwise, things can look jumbled and mismanaged here. Things I like: you can find some really great brands for a decent discount, the baby section can provide good gifts, and it's possible to find foodstuffs from Europe that are hard to find elsewhere. If you're looking for new pillows, they typically have a nice section. Items go on sale after a long while, so don't expect extra discounts on something you spy for months down the road, if it's still there. The store has a bit of a warehouse feel, so don't expect a lot of ambiance. But if you're looking for gifts and need to see something to know you want it, Tuesday Morning is a good hunting ground.

If TJ Maxx Home Goods store is Cinderella then this Boise Tuesday Morning store is the the ugly…read morestep-sister. It feels like one is sometimes playing shopping cart bumper cars in TJ Maxx Home Goods with other shoppers that include local interior designers cruising for good design items at value prices. But it feels like one could shoot a cannon off in the aisles of this Tuesday Morning and about 90% of the time not hit a living thing. That this location of discount, odd lots chain retailer Tuesday Morning is so little shopped is both inexplicable and understandable, all things considered. Not that one might make this a destination but if you're in the neighborhood it might be worth the pop in. THE GOODS There are good buys to be found here IF one knows what one is looking for and looking at for price point and quality. There is not the breadth of items to be found here as a TJ Maxx (a furniture piece or two here as opposed to many furniture options there) nor the depth of options within any given category (as example a handful of large framed mirrors or table lamps here as opposed to dozens of choices for each there). But there are good buys for some things. For example, Tuesday Morning has a contract with high end, luxury linens company Peacock Alley to sell their discontinued lines and colors. Most stores in the Tuesday Morning chain get some of these to sell. Depending on demographics some stores get more or less of these. In the Tuesday Morning in my old stomping ground in Bend (OR) there were typically dozens of Peacock Alley items including sheets, blankets, pillows, duvets and bed covers. This Boise store had but couple of handfuls of Peacock Alley items. But if you're in the market and willing to go back each week to see what might come in. They also have items here you might not find or find as many of at TJ Maxx. For example, they have multiple aisles of children's toys and "stuff". A very little girl today was excited to have found just the right lunchbox as her birthday gift. That children still recognize and use lunchboxes and can get excited over one in a pink princess motif made me smile in light of...well...everything. They also have things like gift bags and wrap, "fat quarters" of fabric (quilting folk will know what those are), scrap booking and craft paper supplies, kitchen tools, area rugs, woven baskets, plant pots, glassware, patio items, coffee table books (very few and you need to know where to look), cookies and candy bars, trays in assorted sizes and materials and different brands of paper wrapped soaps that even if you don't want to use them look and smell lovely(vetiver, anyone?) tucked a glass bowl or assembled on a tray in a bathroom...and the list goes on. Overall the quality of items here seem to trend middl to lower end. THE SERVICE The staff is super friendly and helpful and keep the store in good order and cleanliness. . They greet every customer with "Welcome in to the store!" and always ask at the end if you found all you were looking for. Very nice. THE RESTOCK DAY For this store trucks arrive on Tuesdays and merchandise is moved to floor by Wednesday they tell me. (Bend's staff reported deliveries at least twice a week.) THE MUSIC Seriously. I love the background music mix here. Today I got to sing along (well...almost) to Donovan and had to stop myself dancing along with Average White Band. THIS N THAT: 1) PARKING: Private lot that always has spaces. 2) ACCESSIBILITY: Accessible parking in lot. Level in from walkway through door. All on one level. Ample aisle space to meet ADA clearances makes is easy for all shoppers to have good and equal access. 3) NEIGHBORS: Asian Cuisine, a very good little restaurant, is "around the corner" of this same strip mall.

Welcome to Meridian B&N…read more We're over the moon excited to have you in the Village. While the red carpet was out, all that was missing was the paparazzi. I had some speculation that the new B&N was going to be small and cramped, but that was not my experience this morning. They used half of the space or slightly more of the leftover Gordman's building, and they did it wisely. There are so many nooks and quiet spaces to check out a book and get a good taste of it before purchasing it. On the right-hand side is a Starbucks and a small table section to have some matcha, latte, or even a tea. There's a lot to take in, and I can see this B&N being a great place to escape the insanity of Eagle Road and relax. The staff was welcoming, and I especially liked watching one of the employees in the back kiosk help an elderly customer. Can't wait to go back and explore some more of the mystery and horror sections.

Is there anything more welcome-intoxicating than the aroma of coffee wafting by as you enter a…read morebookstore? Rhetorical question. But the aroma of coffee greeted me on my walk in the door for my first visit to the newly opened second location in the Treasure Valley. This store located in the outer mall at The Village (next to Nordstrom Rack on The Boise CoOp side of the mall) is a bit smaller, or seems so, than the behemoth older sibling in Boise but also maybe more welcoming as a result. The layout is a little confusing first time in. I didn't find anything intuitive about the location of things in various spaces in the store, but that same thing might be said of all of the B&N I have shopped in the last thirty years. The friendly staff was working hard in the face of near overwhelm number of people lined up to buy books on the day I was in, but it was not that long after their November opening and I'm sure buyer crowds even out over time. PARKING: Lots of it in the mall lot. ACCESSIBILITY: B&N is a chain store so knows the rules of ADA compliance and follows them for an accessible shopping experience for disabled shoppers. Of which I am one. INTERESTING FACT: B&N opened 55 new stores in 2025. So much for the demise of bricks and mortar book sellers in the age of Amazon. PET PEEVE: People who park their posteriors at the tables in the store's Starbucks to work for hours on end, thereby making the tables unavailable to store customers and in particular a pox on those single customers who spread out on a 4-top table.