Shopping and dining in Seattle, Washington…read more.. My high school classmate suggested that we meet at Southcenter for dinner. I asked him, "Do you think that my niece will know that place?" He said "yes" and asked her to pick a place. My niece provided a list of restaurants: Mr. Dimsum Marugame Udon Cheesecake Factory Sushi Hanami Kizuki Ramen and Izakaya We met for ramen... even though there's an Olive Garden at this mall... LOL! Parking was free, easy, and plentiful! Inside, Southcenter was beautiful, modern, gigantic, clean, air-conditioned, and well-lit. We'll have to return when we have more time! I saw some cute stores (like Pop Mart, Daiso, BoxLunch, and Build-a-Bear) as we walked to the restaurant!

They've turned a simple mall into a labyrinth of idiocy and confusion!…read more I WILL NEVER BE BACK! I came in looking for warby parkers and left completely pissed off! I asked a security guard where it was, she directed me to Lens Cracters...I ASKED for directions to warby parkers! I went into Lens Crafters and asked where Parkers was...this yahoo said to go out, take a right, another right and 1 more right. That basically put me back where I initially started but more pissed off than before. When I finally found it I was completely blown by their response to Molina or having Medicare. Apparently, after giving my personal information, I'm ineligible to receive services without having to pay full price and hope for reimbursement...Yeah, I'm Spent!!

Very clean and neat location. The cashiers and workers were attentive and helpful. I was satisfied…read moreby how well organized things were :D

The Bellevue location was able to process the return. So just this particular location/ management!read more

It's too bad we don't have one like the old Midway Swap Meet! That's progress, baby!…read moreI think the Starlight in Tacoma is no more, also.

Oh goodness. Being new here I tried to see if similar things from back home could exist in this…read morestate so I looked into swap meets and found this place. Unfortunately this and every option similar is pretty terrible. Let me save you the time of driving out there. Didn't really find anything that was worth buying. Even if I did there was no great pricing. Kinda wish there were at least some food options, but yeah nothing. Honestly though, with that being said the others I went to were even worse so I give this one props for at least resembling a swap meet.

I have a friend that I need to give some little goodies from WA and thank goodness for this gift…read moreshop. They got plenty of treats and souvenirs to choose from. I ended up purchasing milk chocolates, fruit & nut candies, ref magnet and some himalayan salt. Cashier was friendly and nice. The space is not that big and can be crowded but at-least it was clean and things are sorted neatly. Price is pretty okay I guess knowing that it's a gift shop inside the airport building. Mahalo for reading and happy juandering fellow yeeps!

Bigfoot approved!…read more Made in Washington is a different kind of airport store. If you're looking for your standard travel snacks and magazines, you might be a little disappointed. This place focuses on showcasing products made right here in Washington state. Think less energy drinks and more... well, Bigfoot and mountains. Not surprisingly, a lot of the merchandise features iconic imagery of the Pacific Northwest, like Bigfoot and majestic mountain ranges. You'll find these images plastered on everything from mugs to t-shirts. It's definitely a good place to grab a last-minute souvenir if you forgot to pick something up during your trip. One of the more interesting aspects of the store is its selection of Indigenous-inspired art products, such as postcards. These offer a unique and culturally relevant souvenir option. Overall, Made in Washington is a decent place to browse if you're looking for a gift or a reminder of your time in the Evergreen State. Just don't expect to find your typical airport convenience store items. It's more of a specialty shop geared towards tourists and those looking for a taste (or a visual representation) of Washington.

Small store. Looks big from outside. No Starbucks…read more Most personal care items under lock and key. Had to pay for a bag at the checkout

Went here to return a bad phone cord. This is an expensive one that lasts forever. Never had one go…read morebad. They hassled me and refused to do an exchange. I mean Target is a Billion dollar corporation. You can't exchange a faulty phone charging cord? Super petty. Its not like i was asking for cash so i can buy drugs or something. I'll buy my next one somewhere else. No wonder the stock is tanking...

Love this place! The store is always so organized and the owner is always really nice. The prices…read moreare cheap and they'll usually have some deal going on

What a gem. The owner is so kind and nice and there was a couple people who walked in asking for…read morethe five items for free deal. They've given away 1200 people up to five items for free. He showed me the list of the signatures of them pretty cool all by word-of-mouth. if you have a donation to give of any kind monetarily or clothing wise or anything drop on in. Just saw him take a typewriter from somebody. Goodwill's busy pain there CEO 20 million I'm sure. Put your money local for it actually helps somebody that you know and makes a difference in their life that day. I personally bought $37 worth of stuff which was probably like 7 items and some of those were brand new with tags on them and brand name, I got a purse. I can't say enough of what an experience it was to spend an hour wandering around his lovely store. The world need places like this to honor the past & the present! He said it's been there one way or another for 30 years. thank God they'll be here for another 30!. The sign on the the street says secret closet so I may follow up with the review on that page also.

Shopping in Tukwila, Washington…read more.. I wanted to get a sponge holder for my niece's kitchen and I thought that I could find one at Daiso. I had purchased other sponge holders at different Daiso stores, so... I was hopeful. This Daiso was located at Westfield Southcenter... a super huge mall with free parking and a clean environment! I went to the kitchen gadgets area and found white sponge holders with red Hello Kitty bows... perfect! It was just $2.25 plus tax! The woman at the self-checkout counter was very friendly and offered to help me. She scanned my items efficiently and cheerfully! I'll probably be back!

Went to this Daiso for the first time a few days ago and it was okay. Thought it'd have a better…read moreselection since it's in a mall, but it's actually more limited than the Daiso I go to on Aurora in Seattle and the one at Redmond Town Square (one of the best in Western WA). I looked for some Japanese cleaning tools and supplies and found an okay selection. I also looked for some stickers but their sticker endcap (not even an aisle) was lacking. So, it was worth it to visit to see what this Daiso had to offer, but I am not sure if I'd come back.

Cleanest Safeway I've ever been to. Plus the bathrooms were hospital level clean! 10/10 will pee…read morehere again.

Sadly this remains a sketchy location in terms of safety and clientele. That is not their fault…read more(although it could certainly be the fault of upper management). Shoplifting is rife (we see at least two groups of people shoplifting every time we go here) and, for safety reasons, the staff can't really do anything about it, plus there is zero security, which they REALLY need (although the police regularly apprehend folks here, it sounds like from what staff was telling us). So yes, staff was a bit overly chatty about the dire conditions but who can blame them? This location really needs an overhaul to create safer conditions for everyone. In terms of stock, yes, it's fun to shop here, and they have good sales - if you be sure to check the expiration date! We enjoyed, for instance, getting some topnotch bagels for 99 cents.

This is a really clean, really nice Ross. It has an ENORMOUS kids' section. I mean it's like half…read morethe store, it feels like. Clothes, toys, an entire wall of shoes, all the things for kids. The other half has the usual for the rest of us lol. Much nicer Ross than many if not every other I've visited in the region. Of course, marked down prices. Friendly staff.

Monday afternoon the line is all the way to the back of the store. Only have 1 cashier ,& take…read moreforever to finish up a purchase. Horrible wait time. 3 security standing in the front and only one cashier. Instead of hiring security they should hire more cashiers :/

Let's be honest: there's nothing overly speical about this shopping center, but I do have to give…read moreit props for being pretty stable over the years. Seems like Target, BK, and Starbucks are the "bigger stores," while there are several other resturant/cafes to choose from, some beauty store (that is not what I expected!), Chase, etc. The Target just might be the best thing about this place. It's recently revamped to look a lot cleaner and open open, and you can grab all sorts of home good supplies there on the way home after you've gone shopping at Westfield that's located right accross the street.

This shopping plaza is a throw back to the heady shopping days of the mid 90s when we were throwing…read moreup strip malls all across America. This location has a little something for everyone, with plenty of parking available for you to find a central place and walk the stores easier than finding close parking. Located near here is the Tukwila Pond park and adjacent natural reserve designed to recreate the wetlands that were lose when these malls, parking lots, and warehouses all went in and displaced nature. Turned out that water needed somewhere to go, and city planners chose this area. You will find easy access from transit here as well, and it is a short distance on bicycle from the Green River Trail, making this a high traffic shopping area for any shopper.