They closed for good in December. I loved shopping there…read more The always had great items for sale

5/12/21 I recognized just about every Costco or Kirkland…read moreproduct as I have purchased these items on a regular basis. For example, 100 count Kirkland coffee K-Cups, or 72 count Starbucks, or 100 count Donut House K-Cups....Today, these were priced at about the same as Costco but they note that 1 is missing or 9 is missing, etc. If you don't have. Costco membership, this may be the place for you. I spotted a pile of 3 pack of reading glasses, 8 pack of Skagg Chili, Apple sauce squeeze (Kirkland), Feit smart bulbs (opened and taped up packages) but for me, not a savings from what I pay at Costco. Big Box outlet might include stores like Sam's club, Home Depot and Lowe's but especially Costco. Overall, I enjoyed looking and knowing a good deal if I found one. For me, nothing was attractive enough to actually purchase anything. Nothing really stood out as far as friendly staff, or exceptional organization. I was actually just killing time between dental appts. I'm sure others would feel differently. I'm glad Costco has a 2nd hand place to accept merchandise for resale.

why bother shopping at 'dollar' tree, when you can purchase most items for less at Walmart, for…read moreinstance the 5.8 sample sized dawn dish liquid is $1.50 at dollar tree but $.97 at Walmart. Dollar tree has just become more expensive than other stores and they wonder why they are struggling to remain open, quite simply people like a bargain and will shop elsewhere for the lower priced items.

Cashier female throws a box of candy bars when I stepped up to check out. I guess she didn't want…read moreto help me.

Saved another $100 yesterday. I price compare and you cannot beat some items at the G.O. I'm so…read morepicky and guarantee the ground beef is top notch 7.99 lb, worth $15. Eggs 79¢, Blue cheese- best deal every single time, Presidents Castillo, 1/2 the price of FM or Safeway. Granola bars 49¢ box!!! MY CAT FOOD GO TO! Friendly customer service ALWAYS! Thank you guys! We appreciate you! The Webbers

Wonderful place with people that actually help. Courteous helpful and this is the largest one…read morearound and fully stock. The owners always have awesome deals.

Going out of business sale…read more Owner is retiring. Up to 60 percent off while supplies last. T hey didn't have what I needed. They said they sold it yesterday.

COSTLESS WAREHOUSE was an excellent place to shop. We ended up purchasing a bedroom set from them…read more The pricing was great and the service was excellent. They delivered and setup everything. I would recommend them to anyone looking for knowledgeable staff selling furniture at excellent pricing.

Wrenhaven Vintage Market is an adorable addition to Marysville! The shop is clean and bright and…read morelaid out with a welcoming and inviting flow. There are so many things to look at, I could be there for hours. They now even carry a line of handbags and clothing, that somehow blends in perfectly with the feel of the shop. AND they have a Seahawks section! If there weren't enough reasons to come here, there is also an adorable spa in the back where you can get your eyebrows waxed or get a facial. Every time I go in, there are new displays to look at and fun new things to find. This is a must see on your Vintage shopping trips!

I love this shop !!! The owner is always very pleasant and super sweet…read more They have beautiful pieces and her style is always elegant and classy. I make it a point to stop in if not every month, at least every other month. It's very rare that I walk out of there WITHOUT making a purchase. She is also, always kind enough to help you take larger merchandise to your car. I would love to keep this place to myself. But, if I do that, then she won't get enough business to stay, in business. I recommend Wrenhaven Vintage Market and the entire 3rd Street shopping to anyone. Except the one store about 3 or 4 doors East of Wrenhaven, where everything is lacy and white...full of cute stuff. But the owner never wants to part with anything, kind of weird. And that owner is rude.

Very knowledgeable owner and hosts card games on some Saturdays. Good place for us to hang out and…read morehave fun.

When I first move to the area I was looking for a place that sells trading cards specifically magic…read morethe gathering, I was at first relying on the general stores nearby like target or Walmart heck even Rite aid but when I found this spot I was hesitant at first but honestly I love it. The owner is just a friendly guy and heck even help me a little bit about cards that I thought I knew about and learn new this about the industry. I come here all the time when I want the new packs to add to my collection. I really appreciate the place the owner and the variety of help it gives me .

Really ghetto store. We hadn't been there before so we're surprised to be confronted by security…read moreupon entering. As we walked through the front door he fastened a blockage across our path TO KEEP US OUT! To keep us out! The week before Christmas!! I guess their shoplifting is out of control and they only allow in the people they can follow? Don't know. Never encountered this before. We turned around and left! Too many places to shop. We like the Penney's next door and the Daiso Japanese dollar store.

The only thing you should be going to Burlington for are the endless amount of clothes, stationary,…read moreand home decor. Other than that, it seems like the shelves are bare. It is relatively clean though. It was really creepy to have a security guard read me some kind of spiel before entering the store and then open the rope to usher me in. Like a nightclub. It didn't make me feel safe that they had a security guard talk to me before entering the store. It made me feel like the store is constantly robbed, even though there was hardly anybody in the store. The staff was very friendly though, and even asked if I was finding everything OK. A+ for customer service. I was a little confused where the start of the checkout line was. It was kind of like a maze to walk-through. I will be back for more home decor paintings, or stationary if I need it. The parking lot seemed safe enough, it's next to a Bath & Body Works and a Petco. So I'm not sure why there is security inside of Burlington.

This value village use to be my go-to, but now it sucks. I can't count how many times I pick up an…read moreitem only to find the ORIGINAL TAG ON IT for LESS THAN what VV is now asking for it... You get your stuff for free. It's donated. You're ripping people off.

I went to Value Village tonight to shop and when it came time to pay, I tried paying at self…read morecheckout with a $50 bill and the machine spat it back out twice. An employee - older guy, little sketchy looking so we'll call him Sketch- come over to try and help, identified it as an older bill - I asked if I could exchange for some smaller bills to try - he said "sure you can go to the bank tomorrow and exchange it." Fair - they're not a bank though it could have been communicated more professionally than that. Then I said I would just go to the regular checkout and THAT'S when Sketch said if the machine rejected the bill they couldnt take it at the regular register either. I had NO other money - not on a card, no other bills - this was it. He took it to talk to the lady at the register, marked it with the color changing pen and then came back and said they couldn't take it. I asked why - I have worked around money, the mark PROVED the bill was REAL. I asked him: "Doesn't this mean this is real" (I already knew the answer was yes) and Sketch says: "I don't know and now that it's marked we can't take it." You don't KNOW but you work at a store that takes cash? You should know this, sir. And YOU'RE the one who marked it!! I also showed him the strip going through the bill and THAT wasnt even enough. "It's a strip," he says, "but not a metal one." How the F do you KNOW that when you don't even know the color the marker is supposed to turn! So asked what my options are - he takes my items, tosses them in the cart haphazardly and tells me: "you can come back tomorrow when you have real money and pay for them." I HAD REAL MONEY!! It was MARKED - the strip was inside the bill and the holographic face was on it!! How much more real could it be?! So I ask: "Well what if I come in tomorrow morning and pay for it with the same bill?" Like how would they know? Sketch says: "So you're saying you're going to come back and use this same bill tomorrow?" I told him: "That is NOW what I said" (Don't put words in my mouth, sir!) "I asked IF - how will the morning crew know?" "Oh they won't take a marked bill and I'm gonna tell them." So I finally said: "Fine! Go ahead and save them and I'll be back tomorrow morning." My sister overheard and comes over, I explain what's going on - my sister paid for my purchases with a card (Thanks sis!) which I repayed with the bill. Here's the thing about that $50 bill - I got it this morning from a CURRENCY EXCHANGE after exchanging some Euros and the bank ATM my sister deposited it in right afterwards took it no problem. If it wasnt real, the bank ATM certainly would have rejected it. My sister also worked with money and said yes that mark color meant it was authentic. IT WAS REAL AND I SHOULD NOT HAVE BEEN HARASSED ABOUT IT!! My sister also said that Sketch seemed to be following us around the store and we had my niece with us. This may have also been discriminatory as he likely thought we were a lesbian couple with a kid and Value Village claims to be "Christian". Must've missed that "love thy neighbor" verse. I will NEVER be back to this Value Village and I will be getting in touch with their higher ups so they can be aware that their Marysville location won't take legal tender after its been PROVEN TO BE REAL and may be discriminatory against gay people even when they might not be gay

Walking back into this bookstore after 20 years felt like stepping through a portal lined not just…read morewith books, but with pure magic. It's rare these days to find a place that still holds that special, cozy, soul-soothing vibe. The moment you step inside, you're greeted with the familiar, comforting scent of well-loved books (you know THAT smell), and suddenly it feels like you're wandering through your book-loving grandma's personal library, with every shelf telling a story and inviting you to stay a little longer. The atmosphere is quiet, inviting, and warm, and the woman working there couldn't have been more wonderful. She noticed how deeply in the zone I was and graciously let me browse long after closing, no rush, no pressure--just genuine kindness and understanding of what it's like to lose yourself in a place like this. If you're a book lover anywhere in the area, do yourself a favor and pay them a visit. Businesses like this are rare treasures, and they deserve all the love and support they can get. It's more than a bookstore--it's an experience you'll want to return to again and again, I know I'll be back!

This was my first time visiting this store and it was a great experience. I found one book I'd been…read morewanting to read for years and a couple of others for this year's book club. I brought in a lot of books to get credit for and all in all it was a great experience. I will definitely come here again!

This Fred Meyer is located in Marysville. Yes this means that I don't have to bring my own bag…read more But note that some of the prices here could be a bit more than my usual go to Fred Meyer back in Bellingham. The grocery store is fully stocked or pretty well stocked. Service is the same at all Fred Meyer. Will need to look for people for help.

Cashier extremely rude. The lady that was helped me find an item was even router will never ever…read morewalk in that store again.