Very friendly owner. Huge store and multiple levels. Prices vary on clothing and antiques. Vintage…read moredresses.comic books, furniture, and a yarn room. Plenty of parking

A great stop sightseeing in Sand Point. Three floors of treasures. Some new handmade items as well…read more So much to see and explore. The building itself is nostalgic. Plenty of parking

This place is Awsome I'm so grateful for it and the family's that run it …read more They were super helpful there delivery guy justin Was amazing helped me assemble and load . I'm so grateful for my experience :) I highly recommend .

Nice guys that run this place. We were happy with what we got for the price we paid…read more Only thing that sucks is when we moved our dressers from our home, they all got our of square and now the drawers don't open and close properly. I'm not sure how this happened but I assume it's because they're pretty cheap. This can also be a great place to find some of the higher end items on closeout sale.

Went in to look around after seeing some awesome larger pieces from the window. He definitely has…read moresome high end stuff but also plenty of less expensive items depending on what you are looking for. Mostly wood items but had some bronze/metal times displayed as well. Huge variety and definitely worth a look around the store as we were able to find a number of nice smaller items that worked with our airline travel home.

Excellent all around feed and hardware store. We've visited a number of times for items and…read morematerials related to keeping our chickens fed and watered, to installing a propane space heater in our home. Their tool selection is excellent, from yard maintenance to electrical, plumbing, boats, you name it, and also have a good selection of quality work clothes and accessories, mostly Carhartt and Dickies. It's the first place I've seen since childhood that sells nails and screws by the pound. The staff are friendly and extremely knowledgable and not afraid to tell you whether your own hairbrained schemes are going to work. While I've left disappointed for not finding what I was looking for, they've spared me a good deal of heartache from finding out on my own that my notions weren't likely to succeed, most recently in trying to find a cap for the lower spout on my water hauling tank. They also routinely have some of the cheapest gas prices in town. I usually try to fill up down in CDA when I'm down there for work as it's often 20-40 cents cheaper than Sandpoint or Bonner's Ferry, but if I'm not heading down that way, this is where I go to fuel up. More than anything, I like that this place brings that small town Hardware store feel, but packs it with big box store level selection and service. It seems like a very happy marriage between two very opposite ideas. Highly recommended!

This is a feed shop... & also a gas station, & has propane tanks, where u can buy hella propane…read more It is a very old school, family owned, been around foreverrrr, type of a business.

Gorgeous little shop. I like to stop in whenever I'm in the area, and have bought several beautiful…read morespecimens from them over the years. My only complaint is the dozen or so little cards everywhere asking customers not to touch the crystals. Almost every crystal's price sticker is on the bottom, so you literally have to touch them to see what they cost.

They have beautiful mineral and rock specimens, but it is very expensive and not really for the…read moreaverage collector. They have several pieces that belong in a museum. The mineral specimens that are "affordable" for the average person, there's signs everywhere stating to "do not touch", which I get. There's a lot of specimens that are very delicate, but the people who usually go to such places, know how to handle minerals. Just having so many signs around made the experience less enjoyable and not inclined to buy anything.

If you are traveling to Canada which we were from Spokane, you have options of roads to head north…read more One route take you into Idaho, and straight shot north, through Sandpoint, Where is lovely attraction lives. Let's be honest, this is just one small part of a downtown that has wonderful shops and cafes. It is however unique that you are on a bridge like structure that hosts a bunch of local shops. Yes, it's tight inside, and yes, it does feel like a tourist trap, but if look past that, There are some very lovely places to spend your money inside. Worth a visit, yes. Pack with lots of people, yes. Kid Friendly? Yes.

Quaint little spot with mini booths/vendor tables along one side, and small stores along the other,…read moreinside the bridge over the roadway. Mostly it's artsy type things with some other various wares and decor items. Typical prices for vendors like this. Very quiet inside with very few people. Much of the second floor is vacant. Pretty views out the windows, but watch out for pigeon poop at the end if you go outside (major roost spot).

The folks here were so very helpful. I needed to purchase a mattress for my parents home as I…read morevisit often and the one they had was just unacceptable. I asked around, and several people recommended this place. I called and asked to buy a reasonably priced queen sized bed and they had several under $400. With a $50 delivery fee, the mattress was in the guest room with in a few days. Whitney was so nice and thorough, I would defintley be back.

Awesome local kitchenware shop, that also offers cooking classes, wines and weekly fresh baked…read moregoods. Their fresh bread is to die for! As in you'll want to start eating it before you leave the store (which we do). Yummy (and relatively healthy) cinnamon buns too ... Surprisingly (for a small town) their selection and prices are generally better than what you'll find in Spokane and even online. And you get customer service - what a concept!