Very disappointed wasn't open no hours listed unreliable…read moreWouldn't bother going there if they don't care enough about their business to list the hours and to be open.

Cute store in a little old house in Buhl. A decent amount of things, but it can be hard to navigate…read moresometimes. The aisles can be narrow, and I worry about bumping into things. I should mention that it's hard to get into. I believe posted hours are on Thursdays, Fridays, and Saturdays. However, the owner, who is pretty pleasant, is not always in. Look for chairs and things out on the porch to know if they are open. They are closed more often than not in the fall/winter. While there are lots of antiques, not a lot of it is man-tiques, much of it is more along the lines of vintage ladies things and decor. Inventory turns over slowly. I pop in when I can, but don't go out of my way just to visit. Worth checking out if you're in the area visiting other antique shops anyway.

You can find some goodies here. I have both times I've stopped! Not ridiculously priced like some…read moreantique shops. Great guy that works there too. Just realized I've never asked his name!

This business is fairly new, as of spring 2023, but the owners certainly aren't new to the antiques…read morebusiness. They have been involved with several antique stores now, and regularly buy and sell antiques and vintage. I travel to a lot of antique stores as a hobby, and this is about as good as it gets for customer service. Christine and LaVonne seem to be the key figures that run the business, and it's stocked by a collection of vendors that each have their own booths. The store is located in a vintage gas station or convenience store, but they've done a great job setting it up. It's probably on the smaller side of things, as far as antique stores go, but make no mistake, there's a good selection of antiques and vintage, with something for just about everyone. I was say the store leans a little more toward man-tiques than other categories, but it's a great mix. If you let the operators know what you're looking for, they're always happy to point out anything that you may have missed, or let you know if they find anything in the future. Personality goes a long way in the antiques business, and these gals do a great job operating the shop. It's next door to another great shop, and there are several others around that make Shoshone a surprisingly decent antiques destination. Definitely worth a visit.

Susan's is a smaller shop in old town Twin Falls, Idaho. Susan actually runs the shop, and has her…read morepet dog in the shop with her. No worries, he's a friendly and respectful guy, but I thought it worth mentioning in case of allergies. He's often asleep in the front window or nestled in a corner somewhere. She has a note on the door warning guests of his presence before they enter. Her shop has a good selection of various items, from man-tiques to jewelry and silver. I've always enjoyed shopping here, but it should be noted, Susan can take some time to warm up to you. The first few times I came in, she was brusque and mostly stayed at the register. Now that we've gotten to know each other better, she will regularly come out and help me with things in various vendor's booths around the store. She seems knowledgeable about her trade. A quick note: Her husband's locksmith business has a service counter located in the back of the store, and I wanted to mention an exchange I witnessed that affected my experience in her shop one time. One of my buddies came in to the antique store with me, and when he saw the locksmith counter in the back, asked her husband a few questions about having another key made for an oddball brand lock he uses. The husband was cold and bordering on rude about my friend's use of that brand of lock, because key blanks are hard to get for it. He was loud enough I could hear their exchange from up in the antique shop. It made my shopping experience up in the antique store uncomfortable that day. He's not usually in at the locksmith counter when I go antique shopping, but that experience that day certainly left an impression. This is the only thing holding me back from an even better review.

They offer a wide variety of merchandise and very friendly service. Their dog Joe is the official…read moregreeter and will meet you at the door coming or going.

The owner of this store is always such a pleasure…read more This shop is located in an old department store building right along the highway in Shoshone, ID. It's a fairly large store, and has a fun vintage vibe. The ceilings are the old tin style, and the front facade still has a vintage look, with fun things outside as well as in the window displays, which change seasonally. I've been visiting this store for years now. The store is broken up into little displays put up by various vendors, probably 75-100 of them. Each one has its own style and pricing, but the owner is extremely helpful, and has helped me call vendors to negotiate a final price, or to find out the history of an item. She's a genuine treasure, and will do what she can to make your experience pleasant. This store is big enough and with a quickly enough rotating inventory to justify visiting on its own, but fortunately you won't have to. The store next door is an antique store also, and in the summer months there are a few others in town that are open seasonally also. There's always something for everyone here, and it's pretty well all real antiques, and not just upcycling or craft things. Go with confidence, and enjoy the visit.

As we walked in we acknowledged the owners with a greeting and received very weird looks. As we…read morewalked the location looking for those treasures I asked a question and received a very snarky and rude reply from the owner. Decided not to finish shopping and left. Felt very uncomfortable at the store and will not be back.

Friends, this 'antique' shop is located inside of another store called "world wide shipping." When…read moreI first visited this shop several years ago, it was about 1/3 antiques, 1/3 Christian bookstore, and 1/3 shipping supplies and FedEx shipping center. It was an odd combination, but a little bit of everything seemed to work okay for it. When I went back recently, I found that the Christian bookstore section has basically been replaced by motorcycle gear, and it seems they're doing motorcycle upholstery out of the back of the shop now. The inventory of antiques has not turned over much, but there were still some interesting items, and my buddy who was traveling with me found several items he was looking for. Much of the antiques section has begun to be replaced by displays of arachnids (I think?) in little habitats. I'm not a huge spider fan, so I didn't look very closely. I try not to give a one-star review unless I'm treated very badly, and these folks were very courteous, hence the two-star review. However, antiques are not their primary interest, at least anymore, and their interests seem to have drifted even farther away from this in the past few years. If you're visiting other local antique stores, it may be worth sticking your head in the door on the way by to see if there's anything of interest for you. However, I would not make this an antiques destination, inventory is slim and doesn't turn over much anymore, it's just not their primary interest. Good luck in your travels.

They have so much gently used lovely things that need a new home!!! My son just moved there from AZ…read moreand we were pleasantly surprised.

This is the coolest store EVER! I don't know how they got all this stuff in there but it is…read moreawesome. Everything from couches, to tables, to you name it, it's probably there. The people working there the day I went were all very nice and super helpful!