7178 Main St, Bonners Ferry ID 83805
“We stopped for lunch here as we were passing through on our way from Montana to BC. This small town bistro punches well above its weight! Google lists it as a home goods store, which it is, but in the back of the store they have an excellent cafe/bistro with cute decor and plenty of seating, from tables to armchairs and couches. We got the panini (on house made bread), Thai peanut wrap, and broccoli salad all of which were too notch. They also have a small selection of ice cream with flavors ranging from classics to more unique options, including $1 “baby cones” which the kids loved! We didn’t get any drinks but they had a wide selection of hot and cold drinks including coffees, frappes, and smoothies. Overall would definitely recommend if you’re in the area!”
6443 Mc Call Street, Bonners Ferry ID 83805
“My husband and I had the absolute best experience shoping at Beck's. They have a wide variety, great customer service, and good prices. We bought two Matteresses and are so happy with our purchase. We will definitely be going back again.”
7202 Main St, Bonners Ferry ID 83805
“First time shopping here with a friend was amazing. Will certainly return many times. There is something for everyone. Took home a few items I cannot wait to return. Do not go if you don't have time to shop as this place is huge.”
510374 US-95, Bonners Ferry ID 83805
“Friendly and knowledgeable staff are always available to help find things and answer questions. It's great to have a hardware / supply store so close to our place of business. That is very convenient for us.”
Two familiar names now share one storefront. Bed Bath & Beyond and The Container Store opened their first co-branded location in Fort Worth, Texas, on May 16, and the concept is spreading to nearly two dozen stores in what the company calls phase one.
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