Hmmm... Ok this was my first time in this wonderful little…read morestore. 1st, being in Hyde Park Neighborhood, the name is pretty fantastic. You can see from across the street how do incredible this place is. The big windows allow you to get a great idea and you are truly drawn in. There is so much to look at. SO MUCH! It's awesome. It reminds me of a honey craft type store that I would shop at with my mom when she lived back home...and the type of store we would still go to together. She would LOVE this store. However, I'm pretty sure this isn't the typical type of little craft store lol. Everything looks like a homey antique, but (and yell at me if I'm wrong) I'm pretty sure everything in there is brand new. The store is legit brilliant. You could spend a GREAT amount of time in there and still miss something haha! They have so much! Wait, I said that already, huh? Well, I'll probably say it again because OMG! So much! Hahaha! The lady working there was very nice. Immediately asked if we needed help and after a bit asked again. Great customer service. Every piece in there is so unique and wonderful. I'm don't want repeat myself too much here haha! One thing, it's a cute little store with SO MUCH (See, I keep saying it lol) and it is a north end store. So, expect to pay a little more at this place. The location, sure, but more so because of how unique their stuff is. Lots of things for all over the house and outside your house. Lawn ornaments and whatnot. Really Is a beautiful store. I'll definitely go back, I'll definitely bring newbies there because IIIIIII am no longer a newbie! My Hyde and Seek cherry is.....know what, never mind. That would have been an inappropriate comment to make hahahaha! I am no longer a newbie tho and will be so excited to show people this store because it is that great! Knick knacks, jewelry, furniture, some toys (really cute toys) home decor, and on and on is what you will find here. If you haven't been, you need to! You won't regret it! Also, it's super important for us to support our local businesses! Especially ones as special as this little store. Thanks for reading, Yelpereees! Cheers!

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.

This is my favorite little garden center in Boise!! Charlie...what can we say about Charlie! The…read moreencyclopedia of plants, the guru of shrubs, the tree whisperer. Great selection of those unique plants you don't and won't find at the big box stores.

I had made a reservation to rent a Uhaul from The Home and Garden Store on 4291 S CLOVERDALE RD…read moreBOISE, ID 83709. I received a confirmation and everything seemed normal. When we went to pick the truck up, there was no one there to give us the keys, or answer our questions. There was a number to call, I believe it was the owner, Charlie. When we called, we were told , no one is there, and no other assistance. I understand things happen, but the complete disregard to the customer was awful. Do better Charlie . I appreciate the response, Charlie. They may want to change the contact info to someone else that is there full time.

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.

Julia went above and beyond in renovating my house. Her connections were exactly what I needed and…read moreshe made sure all the details were taken care of. I can't recommend her or her team enough!

I had Julia Cheikha the head of JUJE Co redecorate my apartment. She came in and gave me sketch's…read moreof what everything was going to look like and worked with me well to get my style expressed in my small apartment. She made it feel cozy but not crowded. She had samples of different options for rugs and apartment friendly fixtures and plants, which I found pretty unique. She also was on time with everything and things went smooth. I would and do suggest her to everyone wanting to make their space feel like their space. Thanks so much JUJE Co, coming home to this apartment let's me relaxed and unwind after a long day at work.

This wonderfully unique shop is a must see. Wide variety of vendors & items I've never seen…read more Workers were very helpful & incredibly friendly. I was looking for a particular vendor who sold old hip-hop & funk cassettes. He had a great variety but extremely over priced. Other vendors have occasional sales & there is always something new to see. Not good for young children & give yourself plenty of time to shop. Parking was plentiful.

I remember coming to this antique store a long time ago before they took over the space that used…read moreto be the movie theater. I always found neat treasures here! I love the set up, the vibe and all the unique things each vendor offers. I haven't been in since the new space was taken over. Oh my, it's overwhelming! But a good overwhelming. More to look at, more to appreciate and more being able to enjoy the beauty in old treasures. I knew I was in for a treat! You really have to start in one corner and work your way down the aisle. You don't want to miss anything. I started off in the original space. I love looking at all the old books, pink depression glass and furniture. I made my way down to each vendor to see what kind of beautiful pieces they had. Each space is unique and different with their own spin to it. I was on the search for something specific and of course when you're looking for something that you really want, you don't ever find it. It took me a little over an hour to go through this joint. It didn't feel like an hour had passed but it did. I breezed through out really fast honestly. I wanted to make it home before my husband did. I had to get dinner started. But if I had the extra time, I would have slowed down looking at everything. This place has literally everything you can find if you're looking for something old and vintage. The furniture pieces are stunning. Teacups galore! Beautiful photos. You name it, it's here. I'm looking forward to coming back soon when I'm not on a time crunch. I know there's some fantastic treasures waiting to come home with me.

I was very impressed with this store. A lot of variety and many friendly employees everywhere. My…read morecashier Esia was very friendly and made sure I was happy with the prices and she bagged my items carefully.

store was clean and organized for the most part. kind of hard to find a few things because some are…read morein one location and some in a completely different location of the same items. the price of the items here are very reasonable. I found some great dog treats for $3.99 and my pup loves them. The line was really long and I didn't give five stars because the associates really push their credit card and I do not like that. if I say no once, I do not want to be asked again about the credit card. other than that the associates were friendly.

Fantabulous new (opened roughly 9/6/22) home decor and gift store in downtown Eagle where a modern…read morestorefront invites you in to a beautifully merchandised space with quality products, and unique ones for the area, with welcoming owners and staff to provide as much assistance as you need. This is a great shopping experience not only for the organic meets casually sophisticated items for home decor, entertaining or gifting throughout the store but also for setting up the layout in a way that provides a lot to look at but with ample space to make it comfortable and accessible for all shoppers to do that and allows you to imagine how things would work in your own home or as gift for someone else. So. Very. Well. Done. No other owner operated store for home decor and accessories in the area comes close to this on every level from space, to merchandising to customer care. I left with several purchases because the owner made it so enticing to shop for myself and for gifts. I also left with my imagination engaged to think about how I might use or gift other things I saw in the store so I will want to go back and shop again. And for the quality of the products and the neighborhood, I thought the price points were really good ones. "GO": Shop here now because I imagine when they are fully discovered this will be such a busy place that their only difficulty may be keeping up with all the customers coming in to buy. And you can buy from their online store if you choose, see website for details, but if you can go in here do that for a wonderful customer experience. OWNER OPERATED: The owners are a couple originally from Michigan or Minnesota...I am embarrassed to say I can't remember which of those...she the creative and talented person who does the buying of products and store merchandising that make the store so delightful and lovely to shop in. He retired from corporate job and now teaching (marketing) at BSU who I assume helped with the excellent marketing set up for the store, both bricks and mortar materials like signs and web site. Such nice people in addition to being talented. THE SPACE: Newly built building with big windows on street, high ceilings inside with exposed duct work, all painted black, and a sort of organic meets welcome and sophisticated but not intimidating vibe. PRODUCTS: You'll find detailed info on their products at their web site but in general they include: * home decor that is both seasonal and spanning seasons including things like pillows, framed art prints, vases, vessels like baskets and bowls, metal trays, risers, art stands, birdhouses, seasonal and season spanning faux botanicals of high quality... *kitchen and entertaining items like textiles as in table runners and cloth napkins and dish towels, seasonal paper cocktail and full size napkins, seasonal mugs, stone / granite and wooden cheese boards (that would also work great for the current butter board craze), condiment dishes (including one design that my husband particularly like with a groove in the dish to insert on horizontal the spreader that came with it), plates for using on the table or for appetizers... *things for gifts or to treat yourself like candles, luxury soaps, beautiful cards and other stationary, wrapping paper... ALL PEOPLE ARE WELCOME: I noticed, in the roughly hour I shopped with my husband even happily along for the ride for "go slow to see everything" meander about the store, that other shoppers ranging from the "cool looking" young women in a group, who were coming back for a second shopping trip because they said the first one was so good, to we decidedly...umm...more mature and not so cool looking shoppers across age groups, including surprisingly several men who were with women I assumed to be spouses who were seeming to enjoy it, and all of us receiving top notch service. ACCESSIBILITY: I have had multiple sclerosis since my college days and rely on businesses following the 32 year old ADA for physical rules of access. No other home store in the Eagle area so beautifully follows the rules for clear floor spacing to get about. Which makes it more lovely an experience for all shoppers...good access is good for everyone. PARKING: Eagle has not done a good job of planning for parking downtown and so you will find here that parking is on street if you can find it or maybe at a distant lot near city hall. Recommend planning your visits at less busy times of day for parking to be available. SET UP AN ACCOUNT FOR POINTS: See the web site or you'll be asked when you check out at the store if you'd like to set up an account on line which means when you make purchases there are points credited to you that eventually can be redeemed for a dollar amount to be used towards other purchases. As if the great store set up and top notch service weren't enough to cement customer loyalty, they are, this adds another dimension too.

Cute and unique home goods offerings. Some items are a little overpriced, but the items are…read moretastefully curated overall. Customer service was off-putting. I believe I interacted with the owner, who was rather protective of the items not being picked up or moved out of the spot they were set in. Probably won't be back because of that. Plenty of other places to shop.

The shop is a lovely vintage garden shop in the heart of Boise. There is a wonderful section of…read morelinen clothing, besides thoughtful gifts to buy. The customer service provided is exceptional. The prices are reasonable and fair. I highly recommend stopping by the shop, it will surprise you how cute it is!

Very friendly and helpful people. Why wouldn't they be, as they charge a fortune! If you're willing…read moreto pay for that special item, they might have it but it'll cost you. They behave like their their ____ stinks.

Took my wife here to browse around. Nice collection of knick knacks. Picked up some ceramic horses…read moreat a fair price. Also offer a veteran's discount. Everyone I spoke to was extremely warm and greeting.

I was not impressed. The vendors were friendly but every time I needed something there was no one…read moreat the the desk. Reminds me of other businesses who don't have a dedicated staff member to stay the counter.

An old fashioned home decor and gift store that is thoughtfully curated, spotless and well laid out…read moreinside an old, remodeled barn-red-color building with products from clothing to home goods to even some food. It is the kind of store where the young manager, who was on duty solo on the day we visited, calls out a welcome greeting as you enter and current country western music is on the sound system. The inventory was a good selection of seasonal leaning to nostalgia and farm country feel. There was a day when I lived on the East coast in my early working days youth that I'd shop at places just like this in the countryside. Although not quite my thing anymore, I had heard the store's name as both home store and country market and hoping to find a Cinderella pumpkin (the French heirloom variety) to put on my dining room table when spying this on the sign on the fly downhill on Hway 16 heading into Emmett but going too fast to make a safe pull off into the deep gravel lot (we'll come back to that). I negotiated with my husband to stop as we headed uphill on our way home. He still missed it given his speed and the traffic behind us and had to double back for the sake of marital harmony. So there's the first tip...look for the red building and slow down to turn in. This is what my best friend, who loves shopping at stores like this, calls a 'go slow store', because they have so much to see tucked in everywhere. Things that caught my eye included several wooden bowls that looked handcrafted, hobnail design coffee mugs and we noticed they also sold the Pike Place Market orange - cinnamon tea I used to love when I was a student at UW in the long-ago. There was a good selection of pints (including huckleberry) local dairy Reed ice cream in a freezer in a back room but even though we were traveling with a cooler on a warm afternoon since our primary reason to be in Emmett that day was to buy late season peaches from local orchards we knew the ice cream would not make it home in frozen state. We did end up with a Halloween kitchen towel to tuck in a gift bag, a couple of chocolate covered caramels from a local candy maker, and an uber-fragrant woodland scented bar of soap to park in a linen cabinet for aroma. No produce here although it says Farm Market on the uphill side of the sign and Grit & Grace on the downhill. I understand they have produce stand across the road but it was closed for the season. Our quest for pumpkins continues. ACCESSIBILITY: I have had multiple sclerosis since my college years and so I pay attention to whether businesses are following the basic, mere minimum equal access design standards as laid out in the ADA which became Federal Civil Rights law 33 years ago. It applies to anything designed to be built from 1991 forward but also to old space buildings like this too when they are remodeled since. Like this one. And they've done a good job with the layout on the interior to provide clear floor spaces that work well for all customers and are nicely ADA compliant too. (That is always true...what complies with ADA access for aisle space works well for all retail shoppers.) The problem is they make it impossible to get from parking to the door because they have used big scale, deep, loose gravel. Lots don't have to be paved but they do need to provide what the ADA calls "firm, stable and slip resistant" surfacing. Hard pack dirt can work. So can hard pack gravel if it is 1/4" or less in size. As well as any other number of hard compacted small scale materials. But this large scale loose mix is not compliant. If they are running a store open to the public, as this one is, they are required to provide accessible parking lot, doesn't have to even be marked for parking spots but the surfacing must make it possible for people using crutches or canes or walkers or wheelchairs to get in the door to shop too. This does not. It is a mystery why this business would want to turn away shoppers, like me, because they make it too difficult to get in the door. Easy fix...replace and pack the gravel.

Stopped in this store last Saturday and it had the coolest mix of real antique and brand new item…read moreto choose from and the prices were amazingly fair! The owner was there but on her way out the door but took time to say hi and tell us about the place, a total Gem! I think they are only open Wednesday - Saturday so plan accordingly...