On 5/16/24, I visited Kitsap Crafters Market in Silverdale, WA. It's located inside the Kitsap…read moreMall. If you like crafts, it's worth checking out. They have some interesting vendors.

I realized my last rating was harsh. It was one worker, not the store. I've popped in a few times…read morefrom time to time, but their merchandise is changing. They no longer have so much taboo and unisex things. It's turning into an ultra feminine store, as the feminine products keep over spilling into the rest of the merch. The workers either don't acknowledge, or do so quite awkwardly. I'm not sure why. Probably because of no customers. When I go in, there's no one else there. I could see how that could be defeating to the employees. I don't keep up with business trends, but it appears Fuego as a whole is going under. I'll keep an eye out for the liquidation sale.

Long socks galore and t-shirts are great! Lots of great things to choose from. Always sales staff…read moreon hand to ask questions, looking for sizes of get in to cases. I love the sales! I get email notification of special offers and I have taken advantage of several of them! My favorite part of this store is the LONG SOCKS!

Love, love, love my See's!!!! I always do Build a Box so I have my favorites! Bourdox, of course…read more Then I like Mazapam, vanilla cream, Scotchmellows, and Caramel for my husband. One or two a day will do the trick!

Looks like a family business. The lady was working there with her daughters and son. Very friendly…read moreand helpful.

Not very impressive. Walking in, it has an immense amount of real estate, but very cluttered with…read moreundesirable items and poor flow. I like to shop at thrift stores and consignment shops for board shorts during the winter. A great way of saving via off-season racks. Being the only individual in the store, the worker wasn't relatable. She kept avoiding eye contact and tried their hardest not to acknowledge my presence. A bit odd and off-putting, but I just presumed severe social phobia and carried on. The men's shorts were still set to summer prices, so I didnt bite. I'll try again when I need to do a spring wardrobe refresh and give them another chance maybe. Hardly any selection. Pretty much the whole store was feminine gendered. Maybe the store should delete it's men's section and and rebrand their store as a women's clothing store. The whole experience was unwelcoming altogether. I tried their Belfair location just the other day and it was a very similar experience. Hardly any men's clothes, shorts stilm priced for summer. No boardshorts, but they had plenty of those ugly ones with elastic waists, overpriced. The men's clothes were unattractive cuts and bunk styles. At the Belfair location, the associate was unhelpful and unresponsive. When I asked her where the men's section was, she said "over there". I asked "where is it at"? She just points willy nilly instead of explaining where it is or walking me to the section. I eventually found it around a corner. Very unattractive racks with distressed unappealing styles. It's dead obvious that they need someone new to manage the mens sections in both stores to discriminate what they take in. The clothes look like what would be the discard pile at at thrift store for a dollar rack. I'll check back in a year or so and see if they improve at all. They need a lot of restructuring it seems. I can't imagine how they stay in business.

The staff are always so friendly when I visit the Kingston location. The selection is great and…read morewell curated. There is no "junk", this is not a thrift shop! I've found my favorite raincoat here, and a bunch of other pieces in my wardrobe at great prices.

I love spending an hour or so here, exploring books. Letting the kids find a book or play at the…read morekids section. Pick up a drink and book. Staff are always friendly. I really love that people are picking up books and reading again!!

Hey B&N idk what happened to your price tags, but tell me where I can truly complain about this…read moreaside from Yelp because we buy the pretty books because we want to read the pretty books. Not have our pretty expensive books be ruined by price tag goop.

I had errands to run in Sequim and one included needing a notary. I gave a quick call to make sure…read morea notary was staffed that day and thankfully one was. From the call to the shop, the actual notary services and checkout was all handled with friendly, efficient and helpful service for $15 per person for a stamped page. The shop was larger than I expected, looked new and I was pleasantly surprised by all the cute cards, fun lil gifts and local bric a brac. It was a pretty busy place but the staff didn't miss a beat.

I have used them for shipping large packages several times now and the care and service has been…read moreoutstanding. I've also had feedback from the family members who were on the receiving end of the packages and they were amazed that everything was in perfect condition. I highly recommend them!!