I was in Spokane for a couple of days, and tried to visit this store both days. The web listing…read moresaid they were open, but both times I went by, the door was locked, no indication of anyone in the building; no explanation for why they were closed. If a business is going to be closed during a time they are normally open, there should at least be a note on the door saying "closed today due to illness" or whatever it might be. All I can go by is what I saw on the outside, which looked like a mess. I will stick with 4000 Holes when I am in Spokane.

My girlfriend and I bought a record player second hand with no needle. We called and took it in to…read morethe store and Richard put in a new needle for a great price and gave us 5 adaptors for the older records for free. He goes above and beyond to make sure the customer is satisfied. Will definitely be going back!

What an awesome oasis in the Spokane Valley and the owner Jason is one cool cat!…read moreI just stopped by on a visit to Spokane and was only looking to grab a used record or two. I ended up getting a bass amp for my daughter. So much cool music stuff (instruments, sweet retro receivers and turntables, refurbed and new speakers, albums, amps.... ) packed into a clean well organized shop. I love this place! I'll be back4 sure

What a great hidden gem for vintage Hi Fi fans! Jason is so knowledgeable and informative…read more Absolutely no pressure and great items to examine!

Right when I walked in the gal at the desk was so friendly asked if we'd been in before which we…read morehadn't and told us how their book program works and how much each book was. They have a big selection of kids books, romance, mystery, and general fiction. I didn't head over to the other side of the store with all the non-fiction biographies history and other types. The store is set up very nice neat and clean. We ended up getting a bunch of kids books and because we joined their trade in program each hardback was two dollars and every softback book was a dollar. Definitely gonna be coming to this bookstore a lot.

Today was my second time here and I know we will come back often. What a great local shop! I have a…read moretoddler who loves books as much as I do and we have an enormous library for her. I typically would always buy new books but heard about a sale here and checked it out earlier this year...one dollar for four kids' books; we came home with eight total. Many of the books we purchased were similar to ones on her Amazon wish list for a minimum of five dollars apiece and we got them for $.25 each -- wow!! Today we brought three books to trade in (easy process) which resulted in a trade of three children's books, including one that is on Amazon for $10 (see pictured) and is in excellent condition. We left with two Pinkalicious books as well, which are popular and around $5-10 new each online too. I love supporting local and a great deal. Thanks, Alex and Megan! (Great customer service!)

Entropy is my favorite physical media store in all of the Spokane and Coeur D'Alene area…read more Their prices are observably more reasonable than the others around town... and they do an amazing, simple thing that the others don't. If a vinyl is in less than adequate condition for its age, they mark the price tag with a clearly stated "Rough!" and discount it accordingly. Their workers are knowledgeable, friendly, and high-fidelity-humble. Entropy is clearly not here just to make a buck off you. I truly feel like they're all about preserving the culture of Both the Wax they sell-- and Architectural space they do it in. Back when I was a kid it was an architects office and seeing them use the upper mezzanine (and its natural light) for a local Art Gallery is inspiring. P.S. - HANDS DOWN the best selection of vintage Hip/Hop and Rap in town. -- PSA: If you think your helping your community out by giving a legit small business a 1 star review every time they have to close up shop a little early (during our community wildfires no less... ew) I have a recommendation for you: Shop for your records on Amazon.com. They are open 24 hours. They don't sleep, dream, eat, or level-3 evacuate. They don't go to the doctor, admire old buildings, or spend time with their children. They're just livin' to sell you records, so go there! --

Lazy guy working closed the store early that's exactly how you get a 1 star yelp and go out of…read morebusiness!

This was my second visit. Last time my closet gained a soft, blue, long sleeve, plaid, very nice,…read moreVintage, Woolrich brand, I think, flannel for what I considered a very competitive price of $22.00. I wore it all of last Winter. This visit, I barely made it in the door because just in side on the right, are wooden bins filled with iron on patches, pin style buttons, and stickers. I couldn't move away from them until I chose four beautiful butterflies and one hello summer patches. It is such a fun store to meander through. Something for everyone. And yes, very friendly service!

This store is way too overpriced, and the unbearable heat doesn't help. It felt like I was walking…read moreinto a sauna. Also, the terrible organization, I'm not going on a treasure hunt, I'm just trying to find a shirt.

I received my custom order ring. They exceeded my expectations. It is stunning. The customer…read moreservice is amazing. The price and craftsmanship is beyond fabulous! I will definitely be returning to this establishment. I highly recommend!

I love this shop! Awesome treasures, helpful courteous staff and reasonable prices. A++read more

A Unique Shopping Experience - More Than Just a Vintage Store…read more Midtown Home & Vintage Market in Coeur d'Alene offers more than just shopping--it's a full cultural and visual experience. While it's not a thrift store and prices are on the higher side (expect clothing to range from $20 to $60+, with some pieces reaching $100+), what you're paying for is style, curation, and nostalgia. The space is expansive and thoughtfully arranged, almost like walking through a living museum of Idaho-inspired and vintage-themed decor. You'll find everything from clothing and cookware to home and garden goods, art pieces, and charming decorations. The layout includes themed model rooms, like a "Farm Girls" setup, a "Sisters' Room," or a warm, rustic family cooking area--each offering a sense of story and character. It's a fun and inspiring stop, even if you don't buy anything. Perfect for those who appreciate curated vintage finds, interior design ideas, or just want a cozy break from the usual tourist circuit. If you're in town, it's worth the visit for the ambience and creativity alone.

Warmly greeted at the front door, and when we left. An amazing variety of one of a kind antiques,…read morefurniture, Home Decor, and collectibles. The prices are always right, and there is so much to discover within this large and charming store! Love the experience every time we visit! Will be back!

This shop never fails to have a fantastic selection. It's well organized, clean, and always loaded…read moreup with new product. The owner is a great guy and a local family man. He's always willing to interact with his customers to help them find what they need as well as to find news ways to improve his shop. Also, you just can't beat the price at $3 per movie or TV series ($5 for blu-ray). I have bought hundreds of movies here and never has one so much as skipped. Even if it did I know the owner would fix it, swap it, whatever, to make it right. There are even dollar movie sales, occasionally. Support local!