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 Area's only factory outlet |
6852 South Eisenman Road Boise, ID 83716 United States +1 208 331 5000 http://www.boisefactoryoutlets... |
Conveniently located off Interstate 84 at the Gowen Road exit, Boise's outdoor factory-outlet mall offers loads of shopping fun. If you get a little hot under the collar, check out nearby Idaho Ice World for a cool skate. This mall has something for every budget-conscious shopper from tennis shoes to toys. Review © 2007, Wcities |
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 Friendly, old-fashioned bus service |
4788 South Orchard Street Boise, ID 83705 United States +1 208 336 1010 http://www.valleyride.org/busp... |
Regular commuters greet each other by name on this old-fashioned, friendly small city bus service. The conversation flows with concerned questions about someone's absence or a friend's children. Cyclists attach their bikes to racks on the front of each bus and rest their weary legs or finish the last leg of a commute. Most of the routes feed through the Downtown Transit Center. Some of the routes, like Warm Springs and Hyde Park, roll through Boise's older neighborhoods for an inexpensive tour. Review © 2007, Wcities |
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Gifts Guaranteed to Delight |
6964 South Eisenman Road Boise, ID 83716 United States +1 208 426 9300 http://www.harryanddavid.com/g... |
We end up spending considerably a long time in finding a perfect gift, but that is passe, now we have Harry & David store at our disposal. You can narrow down the search by relevance to the occasion, from Valentine's Day to Get well soon gifts. Who can resist the gift baskets comprising of fresh fruits,nuts and chocolates, so lovingly and carefully packed? If you prefer saying it with flowers, you can choose from the romantic 'Ruby Rose Bouquet' or the classy 'Dendrobium Orchid Bouquet'. They also stock mouth-watering Black Forest Cherry Torte and the Cupid's Cookies. There are stop worrying about the budget as there are seasonal offers. Review © 2007, Wcities |
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Largest sports store in Idaho |
1375 East Fairview Avenue Boise, ID 83642 United States +1 208 888 4911 |
Idaho's largest sports department store can be found at this 60,000 square-foot outdoor store located in nearby Meridian. Started in 1993, covering about six acres, the store is an expansion of the owner's parents' outdoor store, first opened in 1976. Today, outdoor lovers can find everything to make their sports experiences pleasant. Bicycles occupy one section, while other areas are devoted to fishing, hunting, footwear and skiing. Clothes and camping supplies fill out the store's offerings. There is also a second location in the Vista Village shopping center. Review © 2007, Wcities |
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Oldest shopping mall |
1509 Caldwell Boulevard Boise, ID 83651 United States +1 208 465 7845 |
This boxy, bland building is a strange place to find history, but, as Idaho's oldest shopping mall, it claims a unique place in shopping history. Today, it plays second fiddle to the jazzier and more popular Boise Towne Square Mall. However, local shoppers still congregate to the elder statesman of Idaho malls. Popular department stores like the Bon Marche and Emporium are located here, as well as smaller stores like Radio Shack and Kay Bee Toy Store. Movie-goers will find the Karcher Reel Cinema and hungry shoppers can chow down at a variety of restaurants. Review © 2007, Wcities |
