Has the coolest stuff and fantastic staff, definitely recommend checking out the shop.read more

Absolutely love this place!! Wide selection of anything you are looking for. The staff are all…read moresuper nice and helpful!

Hares & Hatters Bookshop is such a magical little spot. The whole place has such a vibe with plants…read moreeverywhere, cute books lining the shelves, and even a cozy coffee station. There's also a sweet little kids' corner that makes it feel extra special. It honestly feels like stepping into a fairytale shop for kids and readers alike. Prices are kind of as to be expected with good deals on second hand books or starter plants. Friendly and quiet. Such a charming place to browse, relax, and discover something new.

So I posted on Reddit looking for something and this place had it. I wanted to get a clone of one…read moreof my stuffed animals that both me and my mom are attached to since I am going to college next fall. I was a bit hesitant to order from a place online that was thousands of miles away but I got exactly what I ordered and for an excellent price. I ordered my penguin and not even a week later I had my clone. I got emails about the status of my order and was amazed by how fast it got here.

I think this is the only quilt shop in town. It has lots of fabric to chose from lots of tables in…read moreback for classes and a nice staff.I would go here if I lived here being its the only one. There is not a lot of samples and it's located in a odd place. So if that's all the negatives it's pretty good shop.

Absolutely love this quilt store! I popped in while on vacation and could have spent hours there!…read moreThe staff were super friendly and helpful. There are a lot of fabric choices, great kits, and wonderful books. I bought a Kaffe Fassett kit - the fabric is fabulous! Even my husband was impressed! We may have to stop by on the way home!

Update. The owner made it right and for that I thankyou , the inktags were not removed from my…read morepajamas and that is no fault of hers when it comes to trusting her employees to act in a professional manner. There was someone who used to work there that is friends with the employees. She does not like me and I do not care. The employees have been gossiping about me and it was a deliberate attempt to make life difficult for me by not removing those ink tags. I will consider going to the party store but until those employees stop working there , I'm done . The owners have big hearts and will give almost anyone a chance at a job but when they can't keep personal matters to themselves and be professional , they don't deserve a job. I gave two stars since the owner refunded my money.

Hoarder's Quarters.Who goes here and why?And please do not get me wrong I had lived almost 30 miles…read moreaway from Pocatello for nearly a decade and do appreciate having it nearby (if that is considered nearby of course) for shopping and other purposes.Even though sometimes I wish I lived 30 miles away or closer to Twin Falls.Is Filer OK,does anybody has a strong opinion ? Anyway when I thought I explored almost everything within the reasonable 30-40 minute driving distance I stumbled upon hundreds of nonsensical extremely positive reviews about this very place.So I had to check it out for myself. Well...I guess I am not easily excited and I do not wish to desecrate what everyone almost worships for some unknown to me reason,but ...for me...personally this very place had as much charm as a giant ghetto Garage Sale.Someone just threw bunch of stuff in , no price marked etc.You may be surprised,but selling expired pharmaceuticals and food, especially food taking advantage of poor and hungry seems very unethical.Believe it or not best before or sell by dates are important and food poisonings are very real. I am sorry all I feel for you is pity.This place smells damp,looks like a dump and is not pretty.

Walrus & Carpenter Books feels like stepping into another world. The shop has this wonderfully…read morehistoric, slightly chaotic charm where books are tucked into every corner and stacked on nearly every shelf. It's the kind of place you could easily get lost in for hours. What makes it especially interesting are the unique and obscure sections. You'll find everything from Japanese writing and culture to American war documents, along with fascinating historical materials. There were even vintage Pocatello postcards and books featuring famous photographers like Edward Weston. They also host open mic nights, which feels so friendly and community oriented. Honestly we didn't even see a single employee while we were there, but we had a lovely time wandering wherever we wanted and exploring the space. Cozy, a little wild, and completely packed with things to discover. A dream spot for curious readers. Great finds and used books are priced well.

I thought the inside of this bookstore was pretty cool. I love bookstores and this one in…read moreparticular had an interesting layout and a variety of book topics that I enjoyed looking through. However, when I went to the counter to buy a few of my finds the owner Will seemed to be friendly and we seemed to have a pleasant conversation until it turned slightly political and he suddenly had a profane outburst (calling half the country "Motherf_____s). I don't care what side of the political aisle you maybe on, I think it is inappropriate, unkind, and intolerant language. Also, I think using vulgar name-calling to describe people you might disagree with discourages thoughtful communication. And without thoughtful communication developing love and understanding becomes more difficult. I love and care for many different people with many different varying political views. What someone believes politically does not make them less worthy of love and understanding. I'm unlikely to visit this bookstore again because of the interaction I had.

Great selection of vintage goods at very reasonable prices. Check their hours before you go because…read morethey close earlier than you may expect.

Definitely worth checking out! Great assortment & reasonable prices. Store is clean, organized, &…read morewell layed out. Very friendly customer service.

After eight long years, I finally returned for a second time to the Pine Ridge Mall. I know many…read moreyelpers have been wondering about the current state of the PRM, so without further ado, I'll review what's changed since my last visit in 2013. As it turns out, not much. Still clean, still empty, still disorienting. The Aeropostale that employed my sibling during happier times no longer exists. Price Real Estate and the nice men employed there are missing. Even the Master Cuts vanished. Why did people in Pocatello stop getting haircuts? Is post-2013 hipster culture to blame? It's not a good sign when the most utilitarian store in the mall disappears. This absence has ramifications not only for the mall but also for society at large--it's an issue worth exploring further. Theories? That said, the Bath and Body Works seemed to be heavily populated upon my visit, thank heavens. Per usual, using my arms as shields, I had to physically battle my way to the back of the store, narrowly escaping from the army of eager salespeople desperate to squirt lotion onto my exposed skin. Thankfully, I located a couple of gift bags with ease and purchased them for my cousins as quickly as possible. Another win was T Shirts Plus. My partner's really into college gear, so I decided to gift him with an Idaho State women's basketball shirt. The helpful employee told me that if I couldn't find the precise piece of college gear desired, he'd be happy to design and create a custom order for me. Now that's service, folks. The photo shows the current state of the courtyard. Surprisingly, the same woman there 8 years earlier was still there in 2021, looking hotter and younger...how weird is that. You'll notice that the army-green vinyl booth seats forming a child corral of sorts remain from 8 years earlier--not sure I want to take a seat on that. It appears they've upgraded the Pepsi machine and added a claw machine and a "Minimelts" dispenser. As stated earlier, Master Cuts has been replaced by something called "Diva G's," which was closed on a Friday afternoon. It was pretty dark back there so I didn't get a good look at what they sell. So it remains unclear what products divas really need to function in this day and age. You might also notice that a "Hurricane Simulator" pod has been added. Tell me about this business model. How many people in Chubbuck, Idaho, want to experience a hurricane on any given day? Go on, surprise me! As with everything in this mall, I worry about long-term profitability and the ability to keep the lights on in this cavernous, dated space. That said, I upgraded to three stars this time simply based on consistency of the experience. In this regard, the Pine Ridge Mall never disappoints.

Mall is fine just not enough stores if you're coming from a big city…read more People is friendly and is inside is clean although a little old.