I have been coming to Alderwood Mall for a few decades now. Living in the greater Seattle area…read more(home neighborhood of Northgate in Seattle), this and Northgate were my two malls growing up. The different stores and food options I have explored here have varied with my age and focus in life, including for work and hobbies. As a young one, I was not the biggest shopper in the family, so our trips here could feel a bit long. Benches for sitting while waiting have been helpful, though can be spaced out. My experiences here have matured as I have aged into adulthood. Alderwood became my number one when shopping for professional attire and wanting to explore more than one retailer. Going to the movies here is something I have done on occasion, the food options remain my most utilized store/shop option across my childhood and adulthood.

It's been a while since we've been to this mall. It's not bad, but it's not great either. I think…read moreit's great for those who live closeby but their selection of stores is limited and needs improvement.

This little mall presents a quaint blend of small local boutique shops, foot-traffic friendly spots…read morefor snacks or lunch, and the historical charm you would expect from a town with roots as deep as Edmonds. The remodeled spaces are new and up to date, but you can still see the early construction of the original building shell. The public space out front is clean and bustling on nice days. It is worth a visit!

Stopped in as part of the Puget Sound LYS Tour and was delighted to find the yarn store, Hooks &…read moreNée,es (also terrific) inside. A few good eateries (Greek, dump,inns and a bakery) plus a very excellent open air book store inside - that description makes sense when you it- offering a wonderful community space for all. There was a bunch of people doing what seemed like scrapbooking, and lots of people just hanging out comfortably. Every town should have something patterned after this center. I wish there was something like it near me.

I like this town center. It's a great pit stop for neighbors, commuters, and cyclists and there…read moreare a variety of shops for various interests from the bike shop, third place books, a fishing store, ACE, and Ross. It's a suburb vibe and it's reminiscent of my visits to Poulsbo and Kitsap. The farmers market is the best thing during the summer and there is always ample parking. For this small town center there is a good variety of food options including Mod Pizza, Starbucks, Subway, dumplings, gyros, and breakfast fare at Honey Bear.

Has a Safeway, Nail salon, Sally's Beauty supply, Hobby Lobby, dentist office, Bookstore, Hallmark…read morestore, places to eat and much more. Free lot parking for all. Everything is on ground floor so easy access for all. Though sometimes hard to find a close spot to the business of your choice. Seems like a very safe place.

I always love the Colonial style buildings with many businesses and plenty of parkings. Caravan…read moreKebab is one of best restaurants in Edmonds. The food, services and atmosphere are unforgettable!

My 1st interaction with Alison Chen was when I called her office, WPI Property Management…read more(206-579-8481), to ask about a space for our startup. She worked tirelessly to work within our budget, fussy co-tenants, and an erratic market to get our new team a place suitable. As our company grows, I'll ask for Alison to be our real estate partner whether we lease or buy, commercial or other. Robert JP O'Neil, CEO KA LLC.

This TjMaxx is the best location in the northern area. The selection is vast. They are always…read morestocked up on what I need. These days it's workout gear, baby items and skin care. Wow, their skin care is such a great value and wide selection of what you need. It is much cheaper than going to your Sephora or Ulta. The kitchen section is always stocked up with fun essentials. Their customer service is great and so helpful. There are hardly ever any lines. The parking lot does have tight tight spots.

I found a necklace that I wanted to buy that was a little more than I wanted to pay, but I liked…read moreit. So when I was told that if I opened an account I would receive a discount on my purchase, I thought, I don't want another credit card, but I can cancel it as soon as I get it. So I was asked for my driver's license to start the process and my license dropped down a crack between two cabinets that are connected. I stood there for three hours while lots of employees attempted to rescue my license, but in the end they said they were going to have to call in someone who could get in there. I felt terrible, how was I supposed to get home without my driver's license? I did ask, "are you expecting me to illegally drive without my driver's license?" I know this was a freak accident, but I really felt distressed, however I did manage to drive home without incident. My husband who is very handy made a special trip there to see if he could rescue my license, but spent a couple hours trying with no success. I drove to the DOL, but the amount of people waiting was horrendous! So next I went to their website, but the first appointment I could get to replace my license was two months away! I ended up taking my appointment sheet in there and waited four hours before they called my number and finally got a temporary. In the meanwhile, T J Maxx was trying to get someone with the tools to take apart these cabinets to rescue my license. In the end, I told them since I had my new license on the way, they didn't need to distroy these cabinets. I would like to thank Anita the manager and Luis the District Manager for recognizing what an ordeal this was for me. Some of the reviews mention poor customer service and perhaps there are individuals who are not customer focused, but I would seek out the manager or District Manager because I found them to be very helpful!