I went to Walmart and it was approx. 7:45pm. I needed to return an item only to find out the…read morecustomer service department closed at 7. Closed at 7? What, why? People work until after 5 and even later, so to close your customer service department at 7pm is a bit ludicrous wouldn't you think. I wasn't happy. I travel up and down the I-5 corridor and actually do curbside pickups at several Walmarts. I know for a fact Walmarts in Tacoma, Puyallup area close customer service at 8pm. Why is this not a standard time for all Walmarts? I couldn't find anything advising me this store's CSD closes at 7. Open your eyes Walmart your dealing with the public. Make it more user friendly for the customers and not your payroll budget. Because 7pm for CS to close is outrageous and I'm floored that upper management doesn't see how inconvenient 7pm is for its customers. Shame on you.

Surprised me when I went BACK after dinner to the same store to return an item I bought earlier…read moretoday only to find that CUSTOMER SERVICE closes at 7pm. That's NOT serving the customer. Oh, you're still open til 11pm but stop SERVING the customers at 7pm. I see. You'll take our money but not refund it. Gotcha. Just getting us used to the new dystopia that is your parking lot speaker system and LACK of customer service? I'll take my business elsewhere as soon as I get my money back. Hire more people. Competent ones.

This place is sketch. Lots of 'security' as I assume theft is a big problem here, and I suppose it…read morewouldn't surprise me. I hate to equate those looking for bargains means high theft, but it appears to draw that crowd. The layout is dated, and chaotic at best. There are bargains to be found if you are patient and willing to shop there a. Day, neither of which is me. Not my thang!

This place regularly has a lack of quality items. The bathroom doors require a code and the coats…read moreare locked up, so if you want to buy a coat from the "coat factory" or need to use the bathroom--then you will need to find somebody to help you. Good luck with that though because employees on the sales floor are scarce. You can try your luck at calling the store and trying to get somebody's attention that way--but it can be easier to just walk out the door and shop elsewhere. Definitely don't recommend this location if you want a seamless and pleasant shopping experience.

This is a recently opened Ross store that has things for home, beauty, accessories, clothes, shoes,…read moreand etc. It wasn't the worst store, but the selection seemed a bit sparse. I was surprised that they don't have self-checkout like the one in Lakewood, but the line wasn't too bad. They do accept Apple Pay as well! [Quality/Costs]-- Mostly in the $10-$25 range. Higher brands such as Nike are of course priced in the $50 for shoes and such. It's a Ross store; they aim to be affordable for most everyone. [Variety]-- Lots of stuff in different categories, but the actual selection seemed a little lacking. Could be because it's a newer location. [Location]-- Great area in a big shopping center flanked by Ulta, Home Depot, Costco, and etc. Plenty of parking! [Service]-- Good. Nothing bad, nothing amazing. There is a security guard at front that we all see at every Ross known to man. The cashier said hello and got me on my way.

As Ross stores go, this one is among the cleanest, most well-kept locations I've been to. Granted,…read moreit's very new, but with Ross, that doesn't mean a lot. This location has a great selection and the management obviously runs a tight ship!

Service. Cashier was polite and friendly…read more Selection They have adequate stock and diverse items. Value Prices are okay for items that are unique and must be imported.

This Asian dollar store is the same as the Olympia location. Everything is slowly going up. The…read moreproducts they offer are ok. Lots of little things. Food items are ok. Upper management doesn't treat their store managers and associates properly. Pretty sad.

I recently moved to the area about a month ago, and having this Costco Wholesale just two blocks…read moreaway has been incredibly convenient--I absolutely love it. This location has a gas station, which is always a huge plus, although like most Costco locations, it tends to be busy. The parking lot fills up quickly, so I usually save myself the stress and park near the back. Shopping inside can get a bit overwhelming at times, especially when it's crowded and people tend to stop in the middle of aisles to browse or chat. Regardless, I would say that most shoppers are polite, and the overall atmosphere is still pleasant. I appreciate the variety of items available--there are some staples I can always count on, while others seem to rotate or be limited. Buying in bulk at reasonable prices is definitely a win. One thing I found funny is that the layout here feels like a flip-flopped version of the Costco I used to visit on Exposition in California. It's organized similarly enough that I've been able to find what I need pretty quickly after just a few visits. My only small disappointment is that they don't carry the caramel flavor of the Premier Protein shakes I love--but that's a minor gripe in the grand scheme of things. Customer service has been great overall though. Whether it's regular checkout or self-checkout, employees are friendly and helpful. Sometimes they even pre-scan items in your cart to speed things up, so by the time you get to checkout, you can leave all your items in your cart, scan your membership card, and just pay for all the items that were pre-scanned without having to place them on the conveyer. Easy peasy lemon squeezy. We also had questions about using our Costco rewards, and the staff at the membership counter were super helpful in walking us through the process. The food court is another bonus--we ordered a whole pizza once, and I love how easy it is to use the kiosks. They call out order numbers instead of making people line up, which honestly works so much better given how crowded the food court area usually gets at every Costco. Overall, it's been a really positive shopping experience, and I will definitely be a frequent regular here.

Thank you Espy for offering to help pump our gas this evening! You were so nice and we happily…read moreaccepted your help. Service with a smile and great conversation! We always use Costco for fueling our vehicles. We appreciate the top tier quality, and the prices cannot be beat. Costco gas fueling stations offer selections of diesel, unleaded and premium unleaded. Several pumps are available, so don't be discouraged should you see a line, as it moves along quickly. As Costco members, great savings and selections are available inside and online. Purchasing a membership is wise because it pays for itself in gas savings alone.

Close to home and have most of everything I need. I am not able to completely like any kind of…read morestore completely because of the way I feel after shopping and putting groceries in car. Think more security is needed!

One of these days I will just start shopping elsewhere. We have gone here every since it opened…read more Their goodwill goes downhill consistently. Some chintsy coupons in the mail these days. More and more things locked up. You have to pay for shampoos and such in a separate section. Since when is their theft problem, mine? I was overheated and hungry and they have NO WHERE to sit down anymore.

Came here because I heard they do the cheap accinations and I needed information on how to sign up…read more I didn't end up going here for that becasue you have to call in to pre-register and when you look them up online, the Google search helps you make an appointment with a local Tumwater vet that will make the vaccinations super expensive. However, have you ever been in this place? I thought it was a shop just for farmers who need farming equiment, but this place is great. It's kinda like a combination of an Ace Hardware and a Cabelas. They have stuff for your DIY projects so I picked up a part to fix my shower diverter in my tub, but they also have clothing, toys, hunting and fishing equipment, with nice wide, clean aisles. Aesthetically, they are awesome. They had one section with different colors of lawn sprinklers and it was stunning. This place does not get enough love, but it will from me because this place is so cool. Try it out!

Prices are a bit higher than other places. Cashiers like to chat with other employees and takes…read morelonger to check out. Also not good about getting another cashier to help when line gets long. Generally, employees like to chat with one another and avoid customers. Not a fan of this place.

Grocery outlet has been a life saver with a family members recent diagnoses and special diet. They…read morehave tons of KETO, GF, and vegan options. I've even found paddywax candles here. The cashiers are also really delightful. Make sure you download the app and attach your phone # so you get $5 off coupons.

I love Gross Out. I can usually find 90% of what I need here. I consistently find organic meats,…read moreveggies, burritos, salad dressings, beer and more. Then I always find random things and don't mind trying them for affordable prices. I love shopping here. I bought my favorite meatloaf dish here. I can find Blue brand cat food most of the time. I bought silly plastic hooks that attach onto my rear car seats and I can hang bags on them to secure them in the trunk. I've had a cactus in our living room for years, that I found at Grocery Outlet. I always know what I'm going there for, but I never know what I'm going to find. And I'll take that over a boring typical grocery store anytime. See you on payday Gross Out.

I have shopped at the Marvin Road Dollar tree for years. This is a message for the district manager…read morebecause we know that is who is ultimately responsible for product stocking. This store was in good shape at one time. Now it is a total hot mess and it rarely has stock available. Do you not visit and inspect your store? You should. The staff are helpful. I'm sure that the drug addicts hotel across the street isn't helping the problem. You probably have a lot of theft. But clearly you as district manager are not even trying to bring the matter to the attention of the drug addicts shelter across the street. They do have an open door policy for complaints supposedly. We want to keep this store open but something has to be done about the amount of theft and lack of products. Have you thought about not allowing backpacks in the store? Also the Sleater Kinney store is a hot mess too with a drug addiction theft problem.

I went in looking for vinyl for my cutting machine & found several different types, colors, and…read morepatterns to choose from. As I was continuing to look around the crafting isle, one of the employees Kay informed me that the vinyl was on sale. The vinyl is already a great value at $1.25 a roll instead of the $15+ you pay for name brand. Kat helped me gather 80 plus rolls and then checked me out. You don't always get great customer service with a smile anymore so I was definitely happy and appreciative for all the help and kindness Kat showed me. I'll be back!

This hidden gem is tucked away in Lacey and filled with class, beauty, and welcoming staff. You can…read morefind lovely wines, clothing, holiday gifts, candles and many more treasures. Love it!

Such a cute little shop! The owner was very welcoming and kind. I almost felt like I was being…read morewelcomed into her home. The merchandise is eclectic and there is lots of variety. Prices are as to be expected at a boutique ranging from $12-$75 gift items. Most clothing/purses were around $50. Very pretty jewelry, baby gifts, and lots of great candles. I'll definitely be back around Christmas.