They are only open two days a week (Thursdays 10:00 - 6:00 and Saturdays 10:00 - 4:00), but it's…read moreworth a visit. They rotate out their stock every week and everything is very reasonably priced. Like every other store that sells things, they have their Christmas stuff out already. They had a variety of styles (modern, cute-sy country, country, vintage-y, local flair sort of stuff).

Ahhhhh I Love this place!!! The staff is friendly and they always have Decor that I'm looking for…read more:-)

This Kennewick location was clean and spacious. All clerks were using masks, and guests were…read moreadhering to wearing masks. There were a lot of plants/foliage available at this store. Our home store has different options. Overall, clean and quiet. Not much representatives available on premise.

This store is right next to my new home so I figured they would be getting my business going…read moreforward however they decided it's their policy to treat men who walk in as criminals because I had my laptop bag with me on my way home from work. I do not have a car and I bike everywhere so I have no choice but to keep it on me. They enforce this on men with computer backpacks but women can freely put their open purses in the shopping carts. Some of the purses I saw were as big as my relatively small computer bag. I was not even allowed to keep it on my back where it was not reachable. If they are scared of theft then all bags should be subject to the same rules but they are not. I will never again shop at this sexist establishment and if for some reason I do, I will bring a purse.

Many Thanks to Second Hand Haven for buying many items from my sister's estate. Our family was…read moreexhausted and so grateful when Caring Transitions shared that Second Hand Haven was buying and removing many items. Thanks again.

Great store with a great family behind it. Always a pleasure to stop in. Never can tell the…read moretreasures to be found there.

This is a decent size Flea market located in Pasco. We drove 2 hours and 5 minutes from my…read moredaughter's home in Spokane on 4/26/26. We left at 6am as they open at 8am. This was our first visit and we were excited. Parking is free. Entrance fee is $2.00 per person. There is an ATM machine on site near the entrance. There's a huge sign that says "No dogs allowed. However, many people brought their dogs. We brought Havanna and Kuba in too. LOL! There were a variety of vendors selling all sorts of new, used and unique merchandise to include farm stock, produce, plants, birds, puppies, housewares and so much more. The food vendors consisted mainly Mexican and Salvadoran cuisine. Expect to bring cash as some vendors only accept cash. I've seen some accept Cash App. We had Mexican food for brunch at around 10am. I ordered Quesabirria and melon drink. Then beignets and churros for dessert. Beignets were a little on the dense side and had nutella filling, Strawberry jam filling, and cream filling. Nonetheless, they were all delicious. It was a fun and an eventful day. We would return again.

I had no idea this existed and was a little reluctant to check it out when my partner suggested it…read moreon our recent trip to the tricities. I had no idea that people paid money to go to a flea market (5$) and I was a little opposed to this idea. There was even a line to park and get in right when they opened. This place does not look like much on the outside, but inside I feel like I have gone to a different country and am enjoying a vacation. Even if you are not shopping and eating walking around and looking at things can make for an entertaining few hours. There are tons of booths, mostly selling things I didn't need, but prices are more reasonable than the regular store. We took home a few items. After I left I realized that they did have an ATM and I could have got some cash and bought a lot more. There were also vegetable stands if you are needing to stock up on some groceries. Some places were selling animals, which I am not a fan of. I also saw a booth that seemed to be some kind of church sermon. What stands out though is the food/drinks. So many tasty options to try. I really enjoyed the whole garbanzo beans that I experienced for the first time. I'm thinking of taking another trip here just to eat these again. I hope to find a place that offers these locally. My partner had birria for the first time, the wait was long, but he said it was quite good. We had many tasty samples of various fruit drinks, it was great to be able to try so many. All were delicious.

I've never been to this establishment. Upon arriving, everything was great. I ordered a gin and…read moretonic. It was cleared from my table before finishing. I approached the bar where I was given a replacement drink. I was still at my table, visiting and everything was normal until I noticed me drink gone....again. 3/4full. I approached the bar where they notified me that I was intoxicated (after maybe 1 full drink total) and that I had to leave. They were calling the police on me. Police showed up, I stepped outside, they confirmed I was not intoxicated but the bar made off with our drinks as well as a hefty tip to which we could not change. We will not be visiting this place ever again!!

This is my type of place!…read more It must be because it looks like the era that I grew up in (kind of)...70's decor, 80's-90's retro stores, and antique stores that remind me of my grandparents. Of course, with any mall, there are some winners and losers but overall I really enjoyed walking around this open mall and finding a bunch of awesome places. In my three weeks I spent in the Tri-Cities - I frequented Uptown four different times because as my friends would come visit I had to show them how cool this place is. There is also some great places to eat in this area too! I'll state my reviews of the above places under their specific category.

In eastern Washington where there is like very little diversity, you can't complain about the…read moreoptions that you DO have when it comes to Asian grocery stores. If you have a big problem, people just know to move to the bigger cities with a greater diversity and more/bigger Asian grocery stores. However, every now and then, you need a good Asian grocery store and out of the options in the Tri-cities area, this may or may not be the store for you--depending on what you're looking for. If you're looking for more fresh Asian vegetables or frozen fish, this store is for you. If you're looking for a greater selection of sauces, dried noodles, mushrooms, etc., check out Columbia Oriental Market across town. This store was smaller than I thought it was going to be inside and the options didn't seem as great as Columbia Oriental. That said, the vegetable section here is bigger than that at Columbia Oriental. But, I believe they probably have the same supplier as having gone to both stores in one day, they seem to have the same selection with the same freshness (this place just had more out on display with all the more space). So, depending on what you need or are looking for, this may be the better grocery store for you! For me personally, I prefer and will go to Columbia Oriental Market over this place simply because I don't think they have as many options when it comes to sauces, powder mixes, and dried foods. But both are worth checking out to make your own decision!

I was trying to find some place local that had lumpia or Spring Roll wrappers and other ingredients…read moreI can use for a couple of Filipino dishes, while I was in town. There is a small selection of fresh produce and no meat counter here but a good place to get sauces and frozen items to cook Asian dishes. A nice cooler with some canned fruit juices too like mango. I was a little confused by the layout of the store when I first entered but once you figure out which side to go to it was fine.

Very good. Soooo many chooses of great items. I did shop at the Lewiston ID store until it was…read moreclosed

I don't come here often but when I do, I haven't had an issue. Perhaps I'm more of a random…read moreshopper but I'll peruse the aisles to see if anything catches my eye with a bargain. I like to stock up on the non-wireless earbuds for $5 a piece and the large tubs of coconut oil as I use them to make soap. Anything else I find is a plus and normally pretty well marked down. I'm old school to when Tiffany worked here and enjoy seeing Kat working here also.

Great place with lots of items for home, garden, and everyday things. Very friendly and knowable…read morehelpers. We love just looking around and finding things that you can not find anywhere else.

I had a great experience here. I didn't buy anything but several sales associates did help me with…read morequestions and inquiries. This place is overwhelming and they literally have damn near everything you can imagine. Tons of fun to wander around and check out the selections. They have a wide selection of clothing and cowboy boots which I appreciate but unfortunately not many options of boots in my size (M8, W10). It was also a bit pricey in my opinion. Overall, I still enjoyed it and I wish I had more time to spend looking at other products. I might come back if we have time before we head west.

They treat you like a criminal…read more I Enter a tornado site where you literally can't walk down aisle because of how trashed it is, only to go up and watch loss prevention watch you the whole time through out our transaction, then request my receipt. I tell him no and then literally sounds the alarm because I told him no. Change your policy with checking receipts, You're not a club like Costco so stop trying to be. How about you have your loss prevention watch on cameras and actually catch thief's instead of treating paying customers like they are. An absolute terrible experience. Will never be back.

I love shopping for clothes for my kids and husband also decorations . I like to go get gifts for…read moreany birthday in the family