Mostly junk…read more Smaller items like shoes and kitchenware were priced higher than discount stores like Ross where you have a better chance (guarantee) of an item truly being new. Here, you could tell items were used before being returned and then resold here. However, furniture and other big items looked reasonably priced and good selection. Odd experience because zero employees around the entire time while in the store. I suppose they don't really worry about shoplifters because it is mostly junk.

Great place for discounted items. I've gotten great pillows, luggage, furniture, and other cool…read moreitems here. It's exactly what it's called. Discount TopLot.

Cute shop with lots of home goods, seasonal items, and things that would make great gifts for a…read morevariety of locations. Staff was friendly. I came in for a graduation card for a family member and they had a nice selection. Also love their baby and kids selection for toys and gifts! Prices are reasonable! Definitely a great spot to have when you need to grab things for a seasonal or special occasion!

Nicest merchandise and employees are so nice and helpful. My friends all love the gifts I bring…read morefrom this store.

Loved this little store I stumbled into after browsing the farmers market. Cute little handle…read morecrafts and items from around the world. Ended up getting some felt dryer balls from Nepal. Love contributing to small businesses like this.

Recently closed their old smaller location down the block and reopened in this new more spacious…read morespot. Really wonderful upgrade I gotta say. A great location to spread even more joy from artisanal & craft goods & gifts; doodads & decor, etc. The space retains a bit of that old Ballard charm, as well. Selection is really awesome. You can find things for various spaces at home; kitchen, dining, living, etc. A big seller to me is the general "vibrancy" you can sense & feel from the various colors & shades used by these amazing artists from around the globe. Staff are warm & friendly; happy to help if you need it. Thumbs up.

This is hands down the largest Target I have ever been to. It spans several floors, and lord only…read moreknows how much square footage is involved here. On the downside finding exactly what we were looking for required a lot of trips between floors until we figured it out. There were not a lot of employees to be found, and the ones we did find weren't exactly helpful. For such a huge store, located where it is, there seemed to be a shortage of customers as well. It had a dystopian feel to the place for sure with harsh fluorescent lighting to it and empty aisles. I don't know how to describe it better than that. What should have been a nice huge store just left us feeling a little anxious to leave.

The vibe in here just really sucks and it's split into two floors so finding what you need is twice…read moreas difficult if you don't know your way around.

What a cute store jam packed full of stuff from the aloha islands…read more I loved checking out all the items here and there's an entire section dedicated to Hawaiian preserved plums and fruits, this was my faborite. Many of these items are similar to my own culture and with a Hawaiian twist. I bought some fun items here and this is a great place to buy creative gifts. Ill definitely come back when in Seattle! Mahalo for a great experience!

This is such a gem in Washington! There is a decent sized Hawaiian community in WA from what my…read morehusband has told me, so this store is a must visit for all your Hawaii needs. We decided to stop in for some leis for my step daughter's graduation. It is such a cute shop and the ambiance is so reminiscent of Hawaii where I lived for 8 yrs! I ended up getting a cute book for my daughter and a tshirt for myself. This shop had everything "Hawaii" I will definitely be returning every time I visit Washington! Highly recommend stopping by if you're in the area! The aloha and service are the best part of it all. :)

Stopped in as part of the Puget Sound LYS Tour and was delighted to find the yarn store, Hooks &…read moreNée,es (also terrific) inside. A few good eateries (Greek, dump,inns and a bakery) plus a very excellent open air book store inside - that description makes sense when you it- offering a wonderful community space for all. There was a bunch of people doing what seemed like scrapbooking, and lots of people just hanging out comfortably. Every town should have something patterned after this center. I wish there was something like it near me.

I like this town center. It's a great pit stop for neighbors, commuters, and cyclists and there…read moreare a variety of shops for various interests from the bike shop, third place books, a fishing store, ACE, and Ross. It's a suburb vibe and it's reminiscent of my visits to Poulsbo and Kitsap. The farmers market is the best thing during the summer and there is always ample parking. For this small town center there is a good variety of food options including Mod Pizza, Starbucks, Subway, dumplings, gyros, and breakfast fare at Honey Bear.

I wish my entire life could look like this store!…read more Woodland Mod is the Japandi aesthetic personified. Everywhere you look is a thoughtfully curated display filled with intentionally sourced goodies. From art work and lighting to stationery and home goods, it's a beyond gorgeous catch-all store. After a quick stroll around, I easily accumulated a looonnggg wishlist. I wanted everything and more!

When I think of the design of ideal space, it's filled with everything here. I love a highly…read morecurated shop and Moodland Mod knows how to curate. With a heavy japandi influence that still feels very useful for a PNW lifestyle. This is one of those places where you can easily spend $500 on a few things or $50 on 5 things. If you're looking for a gift for "that person that has everything" -- Woodland Mod would be my recommendation to find the perfect niche gift. From greeting cards to artwork and Japanese garden sheers. This isn't a place where you go in with a shopping list, you kinda just let the store show you what you want. This is my second time stopping by during the Ballard Farmers market on Sundays. I'm sure that this is when they are most busy, but there's a nice flow where you don't feel too cramped with everyone else shopping.

(5/5) for the customer service I was just given. Mary (I think that's what her name was) helped me…read moregetting my cart to the cooler. My memory slipped and it turns out I wasn't on my wife's membership card. At the membership desk they urged me to get my own card, but I told them my situation and understood. Ted retrieved the cart out of the cooler and I completed checkout with him. Him and I chatted about One Piece for a little while since I peeped his Zoro earrings. Again, the service I received was excellent. (3/5) just for the situation in general. I think Costco as an organization should find a quicker way that allows spouses to be added within a moment's notice. A way for it to be remote so I don't have to haul my wife on over just to buy groceries. It's a huge waste of time for multiple parties. Overall, this wasn't the worst but it was incredibly inconvenient.

There is always great products at this location and food court is reliable…read more However I avoid the employees now after being harassed by a male employee. This is my nearest location but I try to avoid it or go to another location if I don't want to have to worry about being harassed by that specific employee. But as it's the nearest Costco I try to shop superrrr quickly and avoid certain aisles sadly and hope the creep employee isn't there to bother my shopping experience and make me feel unsafe. Yay to this location for having my favorite Heart Healthy Nuts in stock. There was awhile where none of the Costco stores had this for about over a month but they are back and easy to find here! I love Costco. Great deals and products. I always stop at the gas station before leaving. Highly recommend a slice of pepperoni pizza from the food court!