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.

My favorite place to get work clothes, boots, socks, etc. I wear a lot of flannel shorts, they have…read morea big selection.

Zack assisted me in boot selection and provided informative commentary to guide me to the best…read more boot of choice.

Service Went there to drop off some things to the donation…read moreside, and the staff was professional. Selection I went inside and looked around to see what they have interesting, although I didn't find anything I wanted. They do have great merchandise selection. Value Prices are modest and the value of the merchandise is good.

Goodwill's prices have become a joke. Not a deal in sight and more "new" stock goods than unique…read moredonated items. I'm so disappointed in the company as whole, but this locations prices and inventory were especially terrible.

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!

The location is convenient for me and I like the sales but this is the worst Walmart I have shopped…read moreat. They don't put price tags on non-food items anymore and I don't buy anything without knowing the price. The produce is always spoiled, even the potatoes are past their prime. Cheese has been moldy. I was told to put all my items on the counter at self checkout so the cameras can see what I'm doing because there has been too much theft going on and left feeling like I was accused of stealing and thinking "you know when you have reached the bottom of the barrel" when you leave a shopping experience feeling like that.

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.

The Bespoke Clothier completely changed how I think about fit. If you have a hard-to-fit body type,…read moreyou know how disappointing even "altered" clothes can be. I brought Gabriel a designer suit that still didn't feel right after store alterations. He was pretty honest--said the best it could become was a 7/10--and then went to work. He adjusted the shoulders, chest, sleeves, lapels, which required him to move every single button. It was literally a completely different suit. And for the first time, it actually fit the way it should. Since then, I've gone back for five custom suits, multiple shirts, and my favorite, an overcoat (which I'd avoided for years because of off-the-rack fit issues). Every item has come out perfectly tailored. If fit has always been a compromise for you, it's worth seeing what Gabriel can do. Adding some photos, but I'm not a fashion/textiles photographer. It's harder than it looks.

I've been looking for a place to get a proper suit made for a while. I consider myself a difficult…read morefit -- my chest measurement is at least 10 inches more than my waist. My posture is very upright and that just makes the chest issue even more difficult. There aren't many places in the US outside of New York that do real bespoke -- patterns cut from scratch. I'm glad I found Gabriel. He has a great understanding of classic men's style and proportions. The suit he made for me is very comfortable and continues to get better as the canvas takes the shape of my body. I keep looking for areas to make micro improvements for my next project with him. But to be honest, the fit is so good I'm not sure there's much to change other than experimenting with other styles, like a double breasted. I plan on commissioning something from him every year as long as I stay in Washington. The super tight, short jacket with the bum exposed, with skinny lapels was trending for a while on off the rack clothing. Even some made to measure places make suits like this. If you are looking for a suit to wear for the next 10 years, I encourage you to give Gabriel a try and have him make something timeless for you.

Only bought items in WA great clothing. Still have a shirt & sweater 15 years later. Stylish &…read morecomfortable.

Growing up with a mother who enjoyed thrift shopping, I remember feeling a bit more embarrassed…read morethan I liked. But considering Mother Earth falls victim to inhabitants of materialism and sadly a disposable society, my views have changed. I inquired about Value Village's donation process which aligned with my views. After a month on the sales floor, items are bundled and shipped to third world countries. My family has been sponsoring a Kenyan family and it's the right thing to do even if we eat cheap ramen to make it happen. The manager was super nice, explaining available rewards as well as discounts days! I felt the prices were fair, and an abundance of treasures awaited to find new homes. Great place to upcycle.

I was in yesterday and had a terrible shopping experience so I went to the manager and complained…read moreand she gave me $50 in coupons that work on anything in the store. She told me they are supposed to hand them out but nobody is supposed to know. $5 increments they remind me of the old McDonald's $5 coupons, lol. If you have any issue or are not happy with your shopping experience talk to a manager for these coupons. Don't let them to you they don't have them, they do.

Greg and his team are always top notch in service, knowledge and quality. I trusted him with my…read morewedding attire and he is my go to when I need to look extra sharp for work. Thanks Greg and team!

My teenage son needed a tux for a wedding. The service we received at G. Miller was second to none!…read moreGreat experience there!