If you love Large antique store THIS is the place to go! You will lose track of time as you make…read moreyour way through the store. There is SO MUCH to see- it's almost too much. Make sure to look up and down or you just might miss something. There's a mixture of items in the store- vintage furniture, modern day clothing, 1970s decor- they have it all. We even went back the next day because we ran out of time. *BE FORWARNED** There isn't a public restroom available! You will have to go across the track to the cafe.

In general, the selection, pricing, and service are good here. Unlike a certain "antiques" mall in…read moreCle Elum, at least the prices here aren't geared toward people who don't have a cell phone or won't use one to look up comps. The prices are probably 80-100 percent of retail--but they aren't 125-200 percent of retail, which is nice. I will say it seems unnecessary to have all the Jesus stuff at the register as well as the "joke" about COVID being an invention of politicians. We don't go to antiques malls to hear your feelings about infectious diseases being fake. Is cancer also fake? Just curious.

A perfect bookstore! A sea of books you won't find online or at shops like Powells. I strain my…read morearms with rare volumes every time I visit. Worth the trip, especially with the Kittitas Cafe next door! Not to mention, buy two get a third free!

What a darling bookstore in Kittitas! We stopped by this small town while hiking and wine tasting…read morein the area, and drove by Bailey's Bibliomania on the way to a nearby restaurant. I just couldn't leave town without stopping in! I'm a huge reader, so this was actually my first visit in a bookstore since sheltering-in-place, which made the experience all the more special to me. I walked in and was the only one in the store, other than the owner. This is a used bookstore with many prized possessions here. I could've really spent the entire day here, but was given a deadline of 20 minutes by bae because we had a wine tasting appointment we needed to get to. So I quickly found the fiction area and browsed as fast as I could, in search of my next read. They also had a deal where if you buy two books, you get one for free, which was tempting. But sadly, I was only able to find one book in such a short time spent here. However, I scored a first edition of a John Updike novel, so it's really a win-win. Bailey's Bibliomania is located off the main street of businesses in town. Parking is easy to find right out front of the store. The owner was very nice and just as you'd expect from these kind of small bookstores, it's a place where you can talk about books with the owner because he actually reads the material. In my brief chat with him, I learned that Bailey's Bibliomania was named after his beagle that sadly passed away. Yet, you see the image of a beagle in the store's logo throughout the place. I just love that this kind of bookstore makes for such a needed presence today, in a world of screens. Kittitas is lucky to have this here; support this business!

So I think they need to put up a big $5 membership in the front of the store and as you walk in…read more There's some writing on some little door that is like a gate as you walk in, but I never paid attention to it because I have ADD and I don't usually pay attention to that kind of stuff. So anyways, I've been to the store probably about eight times and I have been with other people a few of those times and none of us have ever been told. There was a membership that you had to have. I do remember stopping as I walked in and even asking lady like is it OK to go through and she said oh yeah nobody's ever asked me for a card nobody's ever seen anything about a membership. Tonight when I was with my grandson, the gate thing was locked and I looked at the lady who was working there and she said oh I need your membership card and I was like oh I didn't know that you needed a membership . It was no big deal to me, but I was just like surprised. Anyway, she came back with a really rude Answer telling me it's all my fault, and I need to pay attention and all this . So I ended up leaving the store and then there was a guy that was walking in the store that saw her. She talked to me. He ended up leaving the store too. He was like oh I didn't even know there was a membership I've been here a ton of times . So here's the thing I looked it up and I was shocked to find it was only a five dollar membership . If the lady would've just been like oh yeah, it's only five dollars to join in a nice tone instead of saying well it's your fault you didn't pay attention to the sign on the gate in a really rude, crappy tone, I would have just been like oh yeah, sure I'll pay the five dollars no big deal. But now, because of the way that we were treated, I will never be back to the store. I mean it's not like it's easy to get you anyways for those of us who don't drive. But I just think the person they put at the front should be nicer because I wasn't rude to her at all. I was not at all disrespectful. And I think that they need to be a big $5 as you walk into the store and maybe right as you enter in the sliding doors just to keep people's attention. As it was, I just walked down the street and went to the store there. It was no big deal for me but I thought I would write this review so that people know that it is a membership store. It's not that big a deal you can fill it out online but I won't be back .

I generally love shopping at Bimart but... 3 days after…read moreChristmas and they are pulling all their winter items or not going to order more. in Cle Elum we still have 3 or 4 months of winter. also today every isle I tried getting down to get items had an employee pulling items and putting out new which is great but..none of them would let you get past them to get an item. if I can't get to an item I'm not gonna spend that money there. at one point I backed up and went over an isle to come up the other isle, by the time I got there the employ had moved her cart to that end and again would not let me by.. the same happened with multiple employees in multiple isles. I had a decent sized shopping list but walked out with only some yarn and if I could have gotten those colors elsewhere in ellensburg I'd have put them back and spent NO money there!!!

Will all the changing faces at the old mill it is nice to see a familiar face (Morgan). She loves…read moreher job and loves to help people. She went out of her way yesterday to send me a very heartfelt message after hearing I lost my dog. I know she probably talks to hundreds of people a day, but that fact that she remembered me and my dog was something that brings me to tears. We need more people in the world like Morgan.

My wife call me and ask me to get two bags of wood-burning pallets after I got off from car…read moreChiropractor, I ask her to call the store and I've asked them to load them for me since I can barely walk. I asked one of the guys if he knew anything about the pellets he said that he doesn't know anything his job is just in the warehouse. I call the store and asked if my white call and purchase two bags of pellets and one of the guys say she did. One of the guys comes back after I asked him and he told me he didn't know anything about it!

Usually make a stop or two here when I'm passing thru town. Well-stocked store in a familiar…read morelayout. Liked the Pomegranate Hibiscus Lemonade

They purposely don't give you the posted discount without tracking down store members. If you don't…read moreknow better you get scammed, and employees are open about this tactic. Incredibly shady practice. Very unethical. Not to mention incredibly inefficient to need store employees to swipe their cards for ever meager purchase to not pay double or more the actual value of the product. Very disappointing for what otherwise seems like a great store.

Dan's Market is a road warriors must stop for the thirst driven or hungry when traveling HWY 2 !…read more FRANK visited Dan's to scope out the solid local beers to fill my ice chest and discovered an aery of amazing treats... Upon walking in on your right will be the flesh section. No they're not selling sex but it's an area devoted to meat, you know dead animals who sacrificed themselves for my enjoyment. Nice selection of the flesh including prepackaged sausages from CURRED. For those wondering what CURRED is well it's a local ( Leavenworth ) artisan , handcrafted dry cured meats shop. They offer more than 30 varieties of award winning salami, sausages, and specialty cured meats crafted using traditional methods and high quality ingredients. I grabbed a package of BEEF FRANKS BTW for consumption later... The beer section is epic for a local store but stocked with several local brands you can't purchase at Walmart or Safeway so load up a few 6 packs.... Shocking the produce section was amazing with some really choice vegetables & fruit with vibrant colors and fresh smells... Now in a hidden area is a deli of all things. Dan's staff of elf's are making sandwich's and deep fried items.. The cheap deep fried burritos looked amazing and FRANK made a mental note for next time to grab one... Granted it's a grocery store so most of the items you find anywhere. Yet Dan's has a certain style I appreciate and this is why I'm drawn to shopping here... Anyways that's enough, you must make a stop in order to grasp DAN'S FOOD MARKET experience for yourself... You won't regret it!

Great find on Yelp for a solid deli sandwich. The deli counter is in the far back corner of the…read morestore and it was well staffed. There is also a small bakery area, and man did the items there look homemade and delicious. The staff were friendly and quick. The sandwich was stuffed and hit the spot. There is a fridge section I. The store that has every cold drink you could ever imagine. It is better stocked than the big stores in my larger city.

Was amazed by the cleanliness of the store,and friendliness of staff....as a trucker when I'm off…read moreduty I love shopping at new places and always looking for a bargain. Great service and selection. Got all I need to get me home back in South Carolina. So glad I found this place. Much better than the big chains. They don't have everything but mostly what you need. I'd come back fo sure!! Family friendly!

Good prices on food! Clothes in the back of the store make…read moreit an even better place. Good prices on beer, and a large selection wine to choose from. Many college students shop there, so you know their prices are good. The staff is friendly and helpful if you have questions. Always a positive experience when you shop there!

Wowza! When you go into a "Thrift" store, one expects to see reasonably priced items. Not here!…read moreSave a trip and go elsewhere! I usually look for tools and related items. The few old rusty worn out ones they had cost more than buying new! All other items I saw in the store were the same! A few examples and photos... 1. A rusty old 8" drill press was $199.00 Equivalent new from Amazon (several) delivered to your front door were less than $100. 2. A worn out old 6" bench grinder was $124.00. Many new available far below $100. 3. An old bowling ball and carry bag was $45.00 4. A small wooden single desk pen set ( no pen) with a "King County 25 Years Service" brass plate was $9.99 Save your time and go elsewhere!

I would recommend reconsidering the name to better reflect that this is a reseller store rather…read morethan a thrift store. When people hear "thrift," they generally expect accessible pricing. If the intention is to offer higher-end items, a clearly defined luxury section alongside more affordable pieces would make more sense. As it stands, everything is priced at a premium. I think clearer pricing tiers would drive more sales. The only items that felt reasonably priced were the mason jars, which aligned more with what customers typically expect from a thrift store. Everything else felt priced more like resale or boutique inventory. I'd also encourage doing more research before pricing items. For example, I recognized a shirt currently priced very high that I personally purchased new from Walmart 8 years ago for significantly less. Pricing like this can feel disconnected from both the item's origin and customer expectations. Ultimately, it feels like lowering prices could increase overall sales volume and reduce the need for premium price tags, creating a better experience for both the business and its customers.

They have the world's greatest most spectacular tastiest bacon ever! My photo doesn't do the bacon…read morejustice. The store and gas station area is a dump, store is totally gross inside, one man bathroom for men and women. I do not recommend you stop here for any reason other than the world's best bacon and for the world's best bacon it is obviously worth dismissing all the other problems with this place!

I stop there just to get their ham breakfast sandwich on an English muffin. Which they've been…read moreoutvof two times in a row. Please make more, Exit 115. If you get in this same predicament, sub the sausage breaky sammie on English muffin. NEVER the biscuit!

They have hot food, but one employee let us touch the burrito to see it was soft and fresh with are…read morebare hands! They don't rotate the fruit. Most employees seem unhappy and unfriendly.

My family moved here in 1978 so I am old enough to remember when Akins was across the street from…read morewhere it stands today. The bakery here is top notch. We get all of the kid's birthday cakes made with the strawberry filling (real strawberries!) and they look forward to them. The fried chicken in the deli is another personal favorite. The staff are all very friendly and inviting. If I am struggling in the self checkout they always come to lend a hand. Everyone smiles and asks how you are doing. What I appreciate the most is everything is very clean, well organized and well stocked. My cat is picky about her food and even if I buy up the last of the stock, there is more the next week when I go back. Great store for a small town.