Great thrift store. Clean. Lots to see. Pleasant staff. Good prices. Right on the main road with…read moreparking. Highly recommend.

Nice, clean thrift store operated by the local Seventh-Day Adventists. Great selection of clothes,…read moregot a Carhartt T-shirt for a reasonable price. Plenty of housewares, coffee mugs, etc. but there aren't as many books and movies here as I was expecting. Friendly staff. This is located near the Wells Fargo off Hwy 95.

What a lovely little gem, right on Route 2. This gallery has handmade art from local artists…read more There are paintings, pottery, rustic signs, quilted wall art, jewelry, wooden bowls and boxes, photographs...lots of different items.

The people at Bonners were so kind and helpful - even gave us tips for our travels around the…read moreSelkirk Loop (the next day). We found so many books - the selection is incredible with lots of older/hard to find items that one cannot find in the big cities.

Been going there for many many years and ordered from there too. One of my favorite places to visit…read moreand buy books.

Everyone at Beck's was super helpful. They had the mattress I wanted but had to order it in the…read moresize I needed. It arrived in the timeframe they estimated, and they brought it to my home on time and dealt with the old mattress. They were friendly and professional! I'm a big believer in supporting LOCAL businesses so I know I will be back.

Every thing. Thank goodness for small businesses that take…read morecare of their customers. They are very caring people. They also deliver.

Absolutely horrible experience. I was treated with open disrespect from the moment I walked in…read more Instead of helping, the person working there stayed on the phone, used profanity, accused me of things without cause, and made it very clear my business was not wanted. I was made to feel unwelcome, judged, and humiliated. No customer should be treated that way. Based on how I was treated, I believe this may be discrimination in a business open to the public. Idaho treats that as a public-accommodation issue. The Idaho Human Rights Commission says businesses open to the public cannot deny the full and equal enjoyment of goods and services on the basis of sex, race, color, national origin, religion, or disability. The IHRC also says initial inquiries are confidential, it conducts a neutral fact-finding investigation, and an administrative complaint must be filed before a discrimination lawsuit can be brought in Idaho. Because the IHRC warns that cases are harder to investigate when discussed publicly, I will leave the remaining details for the formal complaint process. The legal/process language in this version tracks the IHRC's public-accommodation and complaint guidance. This was degrading, hostile, and completely unacceptable, and I will be pursuing the proper channels

I have been buying items at Woody's since it opened. This is a family-owned business and is run…read morewith the highest amount of honesty and integrity. The number of customers from the Bonners Ferry area including Montana and North Idaho is amazing. The owner and his staff go out of their way to help you with your needs. dealing with the public can be a trying experience especially went dealing with people from outside the area who don't understand the process.

Their customer service, customer experience, along with product quality are exponential! They truly…read morecare about their community + customers!

We drive 1.5 hours to get their grain, so it's pretty decent…read more What they have going for them: - our livestock like their grain - pricing is a little cheaper than North 40 and similar stores What they going against them: - they charge 3% if you use a credit card - they never contact us like they say they will, when our order is ready. - anymore than several bags of a certain grain and you have to place an order, they don't keep much inventory readily on hand My wife likes this place, I personally don't think it's worth the trip. They have a bunch of different types of feed but not readily on hand most of the time. Charging an additional 3% for using a credit card is cheesy and annoying. If you live locally then I guess it's worth trying.

Well Lucky me! I live in Oakland,Ca. I was at a flea market…read morethere. I saw a guy closing up his spot and there was a GIANT pile of used shoes there. I happen to see one boot laying there that I really liked. Then I found it match! I asked how much as they actually fit and the guy said 20 bucks. SOLD!! Got hold of the maker later on the phone and he said this boot would have gone for no doubt $$1,000 dollars. Score! I am a happy cowboy! Gitty UP! Chris

If you want a good pair of custom fitted boots, give this place a change. Everything is done by…read morehand. He also does repairs, makes saddles, saddlebags and holsters. He makes more than western cowboy boots. He also makes hikers, logging boots, packers and the famous HUGS. ..all custom for a decent price. It may take a while for them to be made because it's just home but when they're done, you'll want to be a return customer. I got my first pair in 2010. I haven't had a thing go wrong with them and the upkeep is minimal. Looking forward to my wife getting her pair soon. Husebys craft is definitely a lost art. Get your boots while you can.