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!

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.

Located in the warehouse district, also known as Annie's and formerly Annie Hall's, this is a must…read morego vintage shop that is so beautifully merchandised with almost everything you can think of...and more! The family that owns/runs/merchandises it are truly nice, helpful, plentiful and gracious.I had the best shopping experienxe purchasing dresses rom different eras and very unique hand made suede/leather satchels at incredibly reasonable prices. I even haggled up as they were very kind!! Bud the patriarch has a corner where he makes quality leather goods that I will most definitely start a fashion trend. The dress choices for events and special occasions are beyond and unique. I easily could have outfitted myself for every prom, gala and award show. A must for wardrobe stylists, costumers and people who who prefer an individual style rather than a cookie cutter look!!

What a hidden gem! This unique, eclectic vintage shop completely blew me away. It has the largest…read morearray of formal dresses I've ever seen in my life -- racks and racks of stunning gowns in every color, decade, and style imaginable. The space itself has that perfect warehouse-meets-antique-store vibe, a little industrial, a little whimsical, completely magical. You could spend hours exploring all the treasures here. The variety is incredible, clothing, accessories, decor, you name it! The sweet employee was riendly and welcoming, making the whole experience even better. Full disclosure: I drove by twice before finding the little door (a sandwich board out front would definitely help out-of-towners like me!). But once I stepped inside, I was so grateful that one single Yelp review led me to this absolute treasure of a store. If you love vintage, unique finds, or just discovering places with real character, do not miss this spot!

this place and the owner are super chill. actual small business. plus there was a cat. exactly what…read morethe pocatello area needs downtown. 10/10

Amazing place for quality gear! Always friendly! Willing to fix anything that may happen to go…read morewrong! Our friends and family won't buy longboards or skateboards or gear any where else!

It's rare to find people who truly care, but Clem Delacruz, Nick Pike and Becky are shining…read moreexamples of just that. These three consistently go above and beyond, not because they have to, but because they genuinely care about you and your well-being. My mother is my world, and knowing she's being taken care of from start to finish gives me peace of mind. I split my time between Arizona and Idaho, and it's comforting beyond words to know that if I can't be here, she's is in such capable, compassionate hands. Clem, Nick, and Becky, you deserve every bit of recognition for the work you do. We see you, we appreciate you, and we thank you for your kindness, dedication and heart. Thank you, Thank you and Thank you!

This Norco location has the best darn customer service! I'd give them 10 stars if able. They are…read moreso helpful--above and beyond. Every time I go in, it's consistently amazeballs. #cpap #sleepapnea #greatcustomerservice

Last Saturday, while visiting the farmer's market in Pocatello, I stopped at the Prairie Sage Soap…read morebooth. I decided to buy the Eucalyptus Mint Goat Milk Soap ($5.25), mostly out of curiosity -- find out what all the "fuss" was about goat milk soap. I'm so glad I did because this soap is SUPER creamy and smells so good -- invigorating! I left a note for the owner about purchasing some Lavender Rosemary Mint Goat Milk Soap as well as the Lavender Mint Loofah Foot Scrub, both of which were not available at the booth. The owner, Trisha, called me, as promised, and was wonderful about answering all my questions. Note: Another reason I wanted to try Trisha's soap was her online statement about her use of lye. Great website: www.pssoap.com

On our visit to The Museum of Clean we noticed that they had a large selection of handmade…read moreartisanal soaps. I've always been a fan of artisanal soaps, because I've always wanted to make my own. Yeah, I watch a little bit too much Fight Club, so go figure. I bought one to bring back home and it was excellent! It was the oats/cream/honey based one. The secret ingredient is olive oil, then again, if you're in the soap-know then you'll probably say that olive oil is already a common ingredient. Anyways, I logged on to their website and some of their offerings are different than what the Museum of Clean offered, which is cool. I placed an online order and am looking forward to my care package sometime this coming week. Sampling this soap has rekindled my urge to create my own soaps now. Hmmmm, let's see what we can do about that. :)

The whole transaction from start to finish went smoothly. Looking forward to doing business with…read morethem again in the future .

Worse pawn shop in south east idaho! Mike is a creep he literally makes every female that comes in…read morefeel extremely uncomfortable. His son is half asleep and out of it most the time. They dont give the items people bring in to sell a fair value. They over price their inventory and they undervalue people's belongings. NOT A FAIR OR RESPECTABLE ESTABLISHMENT AT ALL!

Ain't give me the steel boot fo purposes. Kinda rough tbh. Just tryna get my boot. Pls send bootread more

Best customer service I've seen in a long time. I will always buy my boots or get my boots repaired…read morehear.