This place is awesome. Super reasonable and very responsive. I have brought two different sets of…read moretires and they were quickly put on. I will keep coming here for all my tire needs.

I believe this is where all burned out retail workers go to fade into obscurity. Every Time we ever…read morewent in here it was understaffed, you had to wait to be checked out, and the ones behind the counter always seemed to have an attitude, and a chip on their shoulder. They are the only one in this town, so I guess it's what is to be expected. They really need to do something about employee morale though. It's better than going all the way into Ames though, if that can be counted as a good point.

This store is absolutely AWFUL!!! A complete mess to say the least. Nothing on the shelves, big…read morestocking carts constantly all over the place full of boxes. There's honestly no sense in coming here, just drive to Walmart. They never have what I need, and it's basic necessities. Not to mention, even if I do end up buying something the wait time to check out is ridiculous. It's hard to even push a cart around in here, and if you do your either rolling through a mess or an empty isle. This store could be so convenient but is just a hassle to even mess with. Where is the manager or store owner? Surely this isn't how they think a business should be ran.

This Bomgaars building was once the first Walmart in Boone. It's a little hard to reach as you…read morehave to turn in at Pizza Ranch and wind your way back. Bomgaars is a Midwest (and family owned) "Farm and Home" chain with branches throughout Iowa and beyond. It's one of those places that you could get lost in while you're looking for tools, outdoor gear, and even pet food. I've previously been to the Bomgaars in Estherville and Spirit Lake. This Boone outpost has seen my smiling face a couple times, mostly to pick up items I need at the moment, plus any impulse buys along the way.

The selection is good. The employees are friendly and helpful. The annoying thing for me is the…read moremusic. They play really loud 80s metal. I try to find what I came for and get out of there as fast as I can. I don't know how the people who work there can stand it.

We had a great day renting e-bikes from Local Spokes. Emily was super helpful and patient with all…read moreof our questions. Their fleet of bikes are great quality. Definitely would recommend the shop. Have fun!

Great family owned business! Super helpful with a small bike mishap but would rent from them as…read morewell!

When I walked in here today, they had a section for "Pride Month". See pics. While I'm not gay, I…read morefully support gay pride and was totally impressed! Plus I bought some of the pride stuff! Kudos Target! Friendly staff. Very family friendly. Lot parking. I found what I came in there for and was thrilled. The place is clean. Easy to find what you're looking for! There's also a Starbucks in this location. Marcy'sDinerTantrumScale 5/5-no screaming kids!!

It's Christmas Eve day and heavy snow is in the forecast. Yesterday, we barely made it back from…read morethe Twin Cities in the freezing rain before I-35 was closed. Today, I just got off the phone with Delta to delay our departure a day to avoid the upcoming blizzard (a term first used in Estherville Iowa). So with a Ho Ho Ho!, it's off to Target we go! We bought a few extra gifts for David , made sure that Gayle had enough wine as we hunker in on Erev Christmas, and bought some egg nog to go along with the Templeton (Iowa) Rye Whiskey at home. And of course, we're safe at home and with family, as our dreams of a White Christmas have come true (and more).....

Ok I must admit, it told me not to write if I know the owner or have a conflict of interest but to…read morebad. Really I'm just a girl who loves crazy old advertisements and furniture made of real wood, but I do work there. My boss thought of the term "vintage home furnishings store" when I was working on a report for class. "New" items are always coming in. There's always a huge supply of primitives, architectural pieces, metal office supply, rusty metal goods, old books, dish sets, furniture, jewelry. You can also sign up for workshops in Soldered Charms and Inspiration Boards. It's a great place to get decorating ideas for things you already have, or can just get at the store.

Wow I was just in the Ames store it was so congested that I could hardly get what I wanted. The…read moreisles had many boxes blocking in and the cart would hardly fit through it. This was not the first time I was in there and it was this way. I stopped in once around 10 am and it was closed. There were 4 girls standing outside smoking cigarettes and they said it was closed for inventory. That was the first time I ever heard a store close for inventory

Unlike most of the "dollar' stores out there, Dollar Tree's claim to fame is that everything in…read morethere is a dollar. Like, literally everything. Once in awhile, you'll catch something for 4 for $1 or something (such as the Christmas candy canes they have on clearance right now), but everything in their store is $1. It makes it honestly pretty easy to shop since I'm never wondering about the price tag. This is a nice-looking Dollar Tree that has quite a bit of room on the inside. You can find name-brand items like Pop-Tarts and whatnot, but in some cases, their packaging/box size has been reduced to make it cost-effective to sell for a dollar. This store has stationary, automobile, hardware, some clothes, dishes, beauty supplies, cleaning supplies, lots of food including frozen food, party supplies, kids toys, books, kitchen gadgets, pregnancy tests, and more. I would very, very highly recommend Dollar Tree as the place to get party supplies. They have a plethora of color options and it's all very cheap. They have tablecloths, plastic silverware, plates, noisemakers, and lots of other stuff. It's seriously a fantastic way to do a "decorated" party on the cheap. I came here looking for pins for sewing, but they don't have any. In the past, I've come here for some of their kitchen supplies. Getting a strainer and measuring cups for a dollar is a fantastically good price. When I've come, it's usually clean-ish. It's not immaculate, but it's clean. Shelves are usually pretty organized, and it's not like stuff is strewn all over the place. Usually most things are in-stock and ready to be purchased. I like the parking lot. It's large and makes it easy to get around without fussing with horrible hills or bad traffic like the other dollar store in town. As a note, I don't think they have a bathroom here. For cyclists, they do not have a bicycle rack, but they have long, metal poles that support the outside of the building that you can lock your bike to. I've locked them there in the past without any issue. Final thoughts: It's a good place to pick up random items for $1. You have to make sure what you're buying is worth a dollar as, in some cases, it seems like you might be able to get some of these items cheaper elsewhere. As a whole, though, you definitely save money by shopping at Dollar Tree for lots of household supplies instead of going to another big box store. They don't have enough grocery selection to do all of your grocery shopping here, but they do have a lot of various household items. I would especially recommend this place to anyone moving into a new home who needs household supplies.

Tons of cute! They have many beautiful arrangements and plants that you can get for your loved…read moreone. I have not used them for any event, but I'm sure they can accommodate. HyVee has a whole new HUGE warehouse in Ankeny JUST for the floral Dept. Friendly staff. Family friendly. Clean. Marcy'sDinerTantrumScale 5/5- NoScreamingKids.