I used to volunteer here when I was younger and I will admit that some aspects of thrift shops can…read morebe kind of gross, but you run as much of a risk getting another person's germs on you when you try on something in a high-end department store as you do when you purchase something in a second-hand shop, so I'm not too worried about it. I wouldn't get a swimsuit or underwear here, but as long as you have a functional washer and dryer waiting for your new purchases, you should be fine. Things here are ridiculously cheap and some days, they run half-off specials that you don't even know about until you get to the register. I got like three ugly Christmas sweaters and a mug and a dumb statue and honest-to-god Uggs (this was 2009, don't judge) for under $10 once. Not even kidding. I was in here with my moother last summer and got a bunch of old mom jeans to turn into high-waisted shorts, too, and they turned out super adorable and cost me about 1/20th of what my friends here are paying for theirs. While waiting to check out, I found a makeup primer in a ten-cent bin and it was the best primer I ever bought. Honestly, this place turns out miracles. Lots of random old stuff in the back right corner and if I remember correctly, a bunch of books downstairs, too. All kinds of cool jewelry in the display case, as well. You'll get some weird junk every once in a while and at times you'll interact with some *interesting* characters who are also shopping in the store, but that is thrifting for you.

We worked with Daniel for our brother's headstone, and are truly pleased with the final product…read more Daniel understood our wishes and helped us select images for the headstone. Daniel was very professional and compassionate. We also requested to be notified when the headstone would be installed so family members could be present, and Bismarck Memorial notified me 3-days in advanced. I highly recommend the services of Bismarck Memorial! We cannot thank Daniel enough, as my brother's headstone is so beautiful!

This place is very unprofessional and lacks compassion for their clients. I am applaud at the lack…read moreof professionalism and compassion this lady had in dealing with my family. She is rude and condescending. We will not be finishing the process for my sisters headstone here. After i told her the way she talked to my mother was rude and that i would be making a review... she shrugged and turned away from me . No apology-NOTHING!!!! There is only a star because I had to click one to post this!

I've brought multiple items into arrowhead and everything has always come out great! I like the…read moremodern updates they have done. Staff has always been friendly and helpful. I will be back!

Great product. Quality Service. Friendly workers. The value for what you pay is absolutely worth it.read more

I had water come into my crawlspace and there were some spots on my Letterman jacket - it came off…read moreof the patches easily so I decided to take my jacket to a dry cleaner to make sure it got cleaned properly. It had run stains on the cuffs and the end of the jacket where the maroon met the yellow, and I knew those weren't going to come out, but that was okay. I came to pick it up at the North location and one of the cuffs was missing, the other barely still attached. The sides were split open. The only part still intact was the lining. I probably would have had a better result putting it through my own washer and dryer. There was no note as to why the damages occurred. They still wanted me to pay for it, and luckily my card didn't process or I would have paid for 3/4 of the coat that I brought in. My coat is still there and I now wait to hear an answer. I do not recommend.

Rare occurance...my pup had an accident on my runner rug. I informed them of it, and they assured…read moreme it was not a problem. The rug did not come back clean, nor odor free. They "recleaned" it or so they told me, but it still looks dirty and still smells. All for $30. What a waste of money. :( I don't plan to use this dry cleaners for any other items either.

Busy place, not sure small jobs are their thing. Wrong size, colors were off. Pleasant employee,…read morejust won't be returning.

I was in town for a funeral and they were able to print a couple memorial posters. Thank you so…read moremuch.

Katy repaired some jackets for me including new zippers and fixing pockets. She did a fantastic…read morejob. Very professional. Very reasonable and timely. I will be back!

It was a beautiful store with so many fun things for all those special occasions. If you know…read moresomeone with a birthday, wedding, baptism or even upcoming holidays this store will offer unique special items you can't find anywhere else. I loved it. It was worth the drive.

I live out of state! I had to rely on them to take care of everything. They did an amazing job. I…read morewould highly recommend them. Thank you so much for taking such good care of my mother remains and setting up such a nice funeral for her. Taking the flowers, setting up the Pastor, and putting together her bulletin for the funeral. I receive so many compliments. Natalie Bowen

Do not take anything to John's Upholstery. If I could say it any more emphatically I would. The…read morequality and workmanship has fallen so far and fast that what you get back is worth less then what you bring to him. I have been a customer of John's Upholstery for about 7 years and have always brought vehicle seats and headliners. Years ago it was some of the best work I had ever seen on seats. That compared to custom shops I had had work done at when living in Southern California. In total I have had 3 headliners done previously and about a dozen seats. They were really great up until the last year and a half. The last seats I brought him were not nearly the quality as previous, as well as being over $120 more than quoted. I assumed it was just a tough seat. Having had good results in the past I brought him a headliner and seat, cleaned and prepared; I was quoted $290. I was called after 2.5 weeks and was told the bill was $378. I was frustrated by the price jump again, but figured if it was good work so be it. When picking up the seat and headliner I was given a razor blade and glue to "finish". I was shocked but didn't want to have an argument. It took me about a week before I worked on the headliner, as I had to immediately return the seat to have it reworked. The quality of work was substandard at best. The foam was not replaced where agreed, missing pieces of foam, foam bolstering poorly placed so the seat bottom moved when touched. Upon delivery of the seat, I realized I had to go back and have a conversation because the headliner work was so poor that it bordered on fraud. I had entered into a contract for work and which was not delivered, on top of denying and making excuses for poor workmanship. He told me that it being a Volkswagen made it a difficult job. Disregarding the fact that I have had him do 3 VW seats and a headliner before with no issues. I spent 3 hours on the sunroof to get the fabric glued down and trimmed so it would not pull when moved against the sunroof. On the headliner the work is abysmal, glue was not applied well to edges so it would stay attached; after 2 days the fabric/foam detached in places on the headliner. The corners around the sunroof frame and corners have bare frame showing, so that that can seen while installed; one place by the driver's side head that isn't glued down at all. I talked to other upholstery shops. They would have charged me less and said that fixing the work was nearly impossible, without completely redoing it and would have to charge $100 extra to get the new material off. I have little doubt that John's will try and refute the quality of work and say that I was a disillusioned customer, except that I have pictures to validate my claims and expected the work to be done to a basic standard. It seems the owner has checked out and no longer cares what quality of work is, which he also over charges for. I showed my parents who the vehicle is for and they insisted we go back. Upon return he began by denying all knowledge or ownership for the work, conveniently forgetting who had done the work asking "who did this headliner?" quickly followed by the owner yelling at my Mom, saying if we wanted any money back he needed the entire headliner back to keep, which led me to intervene. He was unwilling to admit any wrong then asking, "what vehicle is this going in" as if it was older or not nice it didn't matter. That is not the issue, I paid for a service, does not matter what its for, you did not deliver, you actually did damage to both the headliner backing and the fabric I paid for. He finally asked how much we wanted back, which was the price of the headliner refurbishment, $300. We settled unhappily for $100 as he was not willing to return the money without his "product" back, which had our headliner backing attached to it, a $453 dollar part of the car. It ended by yelling at us never to come back.

In our property we have a large flag pole with a U.S. Flag. With the high winds from time to…read moretime, our flag started to tear. I took the flag to John's to see if the flag could be fixed. He asked what I wanted to do to repair the flag. The frayed end of flag was removed (3 inches) and the end was restitched. I got a call with in 24 hours the flag was repaired, the flag looked good The cost saved us money from replacing a new flag .... and it proudly waved again..........This was three years ago. I have each flag repaired once before I contact the Bismarck American Legion to order a new large flag.