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    Cabin Fever

    4.0 (35 reviews)
    Open • 10:00 am - 8:00 pm

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    Lots of cards
    Julia F.

    A very fun and goofy store with all sorts of interesting products inside like silly knick-knacks, toys, cards, games, books, etc. They sell some funny towels, socks, magnets, and stickers and even some gift-wrapping supplies like tissue paper and wrapping paper. Had a great experience here, service was good and it was fun to look around. It was very easy to spend a long time in here as well. I found some gifts for friends and even some stuff for myself.

    Toys, games
    Lacey T.

    Cabin Fever is like the more innocent sibling to 9th and 9th's Cahoots. When I stopped by, I was looking for a particularly naughty white elephant gift. I was already in the area for other shopping, so hoped they might have just what I needed to avoid going out of my way. Sadly, they were not quite as mischievous in their offerings as I required, and I ended up at Cahoots anyways. That said, they've got loads of super fun things! Tons of really fun and clever cards, books, toys, games, LGBTQ themed stuff, socks, jewelry, and other accessories, and just really all the goofy/creative/fun gifts one could hope for. It was just a few days prior to Christmas and absolutely packed, but the employees were so sweet, friendly and patient. Prices are a little high to me, but it's the regular gift shop pricing, so not unreasonable in comparison to similar stores. While it did not serve the purpose I required on this particular visit, I would certainly return for a gift in the future, especially if I didn't have anything great in mind and needed some inspiration.

    Cabin Fever in the Trolley Square Shopping Center, Salt Lake City
    Bruce K.

    Cute gift shop with all sorts of risque and cheeky messages. It's like the back of Hot Topic but without the pot references, obvious sexual references or the glassware. More pop culture references, for sure. Lunch boxes, towels, coffee mugs, toys and such. This was the first time I saw the "SL,UT" stuff, i.e., "Salt Lake, UTah." Funny.

    Walked in to this knowing this was my kinda store.
    Cyrena K.

    Some locals at Pig & a Jelly Jar sent me to the area where I stumbled across this gem. The store is fantastically full of creative and awesome novelty gift items and collectors gifts. They have great games, books, and cards. The animal gifts were adorable. If you're into a nerdom (Harry Potter, Star Wars, Star Trek, Dr. Who) or like to play games, you must swing by. The owner is the friendliest person I met in SLC - and a fantastic ambassador to the city! (PS- I love you guys! Thanks for reminding my why I love to travel! your fellow sloth loving girl from Indianapolis)

    Cabin Fever at Trolley Square!
    Sky T.

    Cabin Fever! Cabin Fever! I have a case of Cabin Fever! The other reviews on here pretty much nailed what this place is all about. To reiterate, this is the place is all about novelties and random unique gift ideas. I find it a great complement to Cahoots on 9th and 9th and a wonderful asset to Salt Lake City's diverse culture.

    Jeffrey S.

    This may be a tad generous of a rating, but Cabin Fever deserves some love. Who else in town has an entire table top dedicated to little rubber duckies? I'm talking about all kinds of duckies--doctor duckies, astronaut duckies, football player duckies, even angry biker duckies. That pretty much embodies the spirit of Cabin Fever. Lots of fun, whimsical, silly things in one store. I suppose the official category here is cards and gifts. You'll find plenty of both, but I'd probably re-order it gifts and cards. There's a decent selection of cards, but it's more interesting for the gifts. Littley gadgety toys, books, post cards. And up to the more adult-ish books. Probably pushing the PG-13 line...nothing too naughty. Fun to stop in for a laugh or when shopping for a light-hearted gift. Located in Trolley Square.

    Beautiful, colorful display!!
    Jennifer L.

    I loved this place! As an out of town guest, we stopped here specifically looking for the SL,UT tshirts because we thought they were hilarious. (Unfortunately, they didn't have enough variety or sizes). Fortunately for us, we didn't have issues that previous reviewers did with the employee(s). There was a girl working who seemed friendly enough. Anyways - the store itself is adorable!! They have all kinds of funny and quirky little odds and ends. Great little store! If I were local, I'd have to make this a regular place. Fun place and I liked the way it was setup and displayed. Kudos!

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    Found the best white elephant gift here ever! Perfect fun spot. I like it better than Cahoots which carries similar more seedy things.

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