We stopped in today looking for tee shirts for one grandson and for four soon to be "add on"…read moregrandkids. As you might guess I needed assistance! A very kind and patience lady helped me pick out the perfect sizes for all five of kids ! Not an easy task ! Even my husband was happy that we were in and out with very little time wasted!

The best place in town. Very friendly. They have everything you can possibly need. Very friendly…read moreatmosphere. I love all the gifts in the gift store.

Great variety of old-fashioned "stuff". Prices for the most part were very fair, especially in…read morecomparison to other antique places in northern Idaho. Drove 90 minutes to get there, but the drive was pleasant and the view was awesome. only downside for me was a lack of sports-related or entertainment-type "stuff".

Enormous selection. 3 levels, so much to look at, you'll be there all day. Very fair prices,…read morecompared to other places. Bought a cute purse here for 25 bucks

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.

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.