I found some great deals on what I was looking for, plus a few things I wasn't I also ordered some…read morecute things online that weren't in store at this location.

This location is moderately diverse in both selections and staff. Holidays can be overwhelming and…read morequite littered with picked apart racks and abandoned carts but that'll be any and all department stores in the busy and functioning holiday season. My only complaint is the lack of personal space and customer to employee interaction needs to improve.

Okay, let's be honest. You don't go to a Dollar tree store because you expect a luxury experience,…read moreright? Right. Glad we got that out of the way. You go here for a bargain. And bargain stores can usually only afford rent in lower income areas. This can lead to stores being located in areas that suggest you bring some pepper spray with you. It is what it is. On this particular day, I came to this location. On the outside, the store looks a bit worse for the wear. But I was so so surprised upon entering. Now, I go to lots of different Dollar tree stores because the stock and inventory can slightly vary. This is part of the fun. The ladies that were stalking there made it such a lively environment that I immediately felt both safe and welcomed. But vivacious ambiance aside, I just have to give five stars for the cleanliness of the store. I usually come to the toys and books aisles and when I say it was pristine... It was pristine! I had to take a picture of the toy aisle alone. Granted, I did come early in the day, and I know things can change over time. But you can tell that the ladies that work here take pride in where they work. When it comes to cashiers, it can be kind of a toss-up as to what kind of person you're going to get. But the cashier here was incredibly friendly and approachable. I would definitely come to this location again.

There is a ceiling-mounted device in the restroom that appears to contain a camera lens. I don't…read moreknow what the device is, but it raised privacy concerns for me.

Very cool vintage and consignment store. Steve and I were strolling around in the White Center…read moreneighborhood and saw this shop. We were kind of drawn by the window display and went in. Practically all of the clothing is geared towards women. I saw plenty of cool stuff though. Steve saw a great leather jacket but it wasn't his size or cut. But despite all of that the inventory here is really great and some of the items are real gems. If you are into vintage clothing shops definitely swing by and take a peek.

The owner was super duper chill and answered any questions I happened to have while I was browsing…read morethe store. It felt like a very attentive yet zero-pressure experience. A majority of the clothing is definitely female-based but there's still a decent-sized men's section, and I (a guy) managed to find what I needed to complete my fit. I could definitely see my fiancée loving a lot of the clothing here as well. The prices were very fair and in a day and age where everything is so expensive, everything here felt fairly priced without skimping out on style or quality. Overall, definitely swing by here if you're looking for something retro/antiquarian, it's worth it.

So much clothes, so little time. Wish I had a little more of both to give a complete review though…read more A bit cluttered but organized. All's good if you like decent prices. Helpful sales people too. Selected Women's Clothing category but they also carry men's & yes, special occasion fashion shoes. Looks like they do big business for special occasion clothes like evening gowns & tuxes for entire family, nice selection of costume jewelry included.

It says it opens at 12 I get here at 12:45 and still closed waited there 30 minutes and no show…read moreit's a daily thing this is the 3rd time this happened put the right time on when yall open!!

Shopping in Westwood Village, Seattle, Washington…read more.. I was on the other side of the shopping center and parked near Marshalls. After walking around one complex, I saw the blue familiar ROSS sign across the way - and was so happy because I needed to return something that I purchased yesterday. I asked the security guard at the door if I should return my item first or do it with a purchase. He said that either way is OK, but there was no line at the moment. I decided to look around and do the exchange later and at one time. I was looking for a shoe rack for my niece. However, I found some Labubu hair ties and went to the cashier. I told her that I wasn't able to find a shoe rack. Later on, the manager helped me find them - ah - they were unassembled... I was looking for already assembled ones. It makes sense to put it together at home so that it fits in the car easier. Thanks for your help! Mission accomplished!

This Ross is so chaotic.every time I walk in there's someone stealing and then the employees are…read moredoing literally nothing about it. This would never happen at the Ross in Burien. The difference is the employees greet you immediately with a smile and acknowledge you throughout the shopping experience. Also, you can tell the Burien Ross is more successful because they have a lot more products and choices than the one in white center .

I really don't like three star reviews, but it's not a two-star place nor a four-star place. This…read moreQFC is a mini-Fred Meyer, in that they have many of the same products but half the selection and 1/3 of the stock. Prices are sometimes higher here for the same things. One thing I don't like about the Westwood Village QFC is the overall stoic, unhappy faces I see on the employees. Like, they really don't want to be there. Perhaps they are overworked, or just don't like to work, but I did not see one smiling face or get one greeting when I walked in--except by the security guard. Is it the pay, or the hours, or the job? What? It can't suck that bad. But anyway, I generally avoid going here unless I don't want to drive all the way to Fred Meyer.

There's something about a QFC that always feels sorta confusing. Like the OTC medications are with…read morethe ice creams. Welp, not this time. This location felt just straight forward and no frills. Which was perfect because I was in a rush to get to the airport with a pit stop at the house. Came midday and it was practically empty which makes me wonder how do they even make money? Plenty of staff around stocking, doing busy work, or ready to help. Asked two people for directions and both were happy to drop what they were doing to help. Got mostly non perishables and a few things produce. They tasted pretty fresh but there were a few ones that had seen better days. The place is clean and you'll easily find parking in their lot.

The parking lot is a nightmare. The layout of the shopping center is bad. All the stores and…read moreeateries that I liked left except the pet supply place.it's poorly Managed and could be so much better!the location is great

I can do most if my shopping right here! Pet Pros for cat food, groceries, Target for everything…read moreelse. I can also get my nails done and check out Marshall's for some bargains. Would love more if there was a Trader Joe's and a thrift store. Convenient place to get a lot done without driving all over!

Have you ever driven on 16th Avenue past the mini-mart across from the newish community center?…read more The one with the "Fried Chicken" sign outside? Have you ever wondered if they really sell Fried Chicken in there? I did. Maybe you did, too. But you didn't write a review, did you? First! Hah! Bam! How is the chicken? Not bad. Juicy, inexpensive, tasty. Certainly better than KFC. And, last time I checked, Ma Ono doesn't sell theirs by the wing.

Nice family owned spot in a prime location! They had a good selection of stuff and their prices are…read moreso much more reasonable than the Morning Star Mart down the street! I'm definitely going here from now on.

This is the best boutique in Seattle. I love the selection and always find something completely…read moreadorable. Linda, the owner, is super helpful and the sweetest woman. The prices may be higher than you would like, but you are paying for quality which is worth it. I love the designers they carry, and there is a full range of prices, from something you can get on a whim to that piece that you will covet and save for. Really a phenomenal store with the best service! Do not miss the sidewalk sale, Linda makes a huge effort to offer lots of discounts!

I've only recently begun shopping here regularly. Nice range of designers. Lots of stores in the…read morearea carry similar ranges. I like this one for the personal but not heavy-handed touch their sales reps have in dealing with me. Much more welcoming than other boutiques. I never feel snubbed or ignored. Big kudos to Shana, one of the sales reps there. She came to my work place on her way home to deliver to me a bag that my sister and I had accidentally left behind. That's customer service that goes above and beyond the norm!

Good neighbourhood halal meat store. I am new to the neighborhood so wanted to try this place for…read moregoat meat. The shelves were all empty (maybe due to covid not sure) but there was goat meat and beef in there. A few asian pulses were available but nothing more. Wish they had smaller pieces of goat meat cos it was a pain to chop the meat once i got it home! The owner was helpful so will come here again for goat meat (this time will ask them to cut it into bite size pieces). They do accept apple pay, credit and debit cards.

Lovely interaction with the shop owner, good quality lamb, spices, good price. Small family…read morebusiness. I knew I was visiting in the middle of Ramadan, so I kept my expectations low, but it was all good and they had everything I needed. I will return, especially if the Tandoori spice is as good as one of the previous reviewers said.