I love this place, the only thing this one doesnt have a fridge, but they always hav useful stuff…read more Office stuff. School supplies, laundry detergent, food etc I mean is only a dollar, cant go wrong here and its never crowded. Fyi- huge variety of glasses, which I dont use but it was helpful for my elder family. ;)

A dollar store is a dollar store..We all know what they have ,so, I usually would not write a…read morereview but after my last visit I knew that I had to take the time to let everyone know about Brandon, he is manager there. He was attentive, freindly and should be a corporate trainer for customer service , especially for Dollar Tree. This guy is very rare in today's world. While chatting with him for a brief time while ringing up my order I can tell he was a hard worker, enjoyed his job and wants to succeed.

Always has a good stock of items. Customer service is very friendly and helpful. Store stay pretty…read moreclean and organized. Can't go wrong g with deals & service

The prices are NOT 40 to 70% off. They claim this against the manufacturer's suggested retail, not…read morewhat every store sells the item for and sometimes not even that. Often, it's just some made up inflated price they are comparing against. Example, a box of blueberries. Grocery Outlet sells them for $6.99 per 1# box and says on the price card You save 1.63 or something similar. NONSENSE. Every grocery store in town sells them for $5.99 or less and the one grocery store that has a name that starts with "Win", sells them for $4.89. So HOW is Grocery Outlets price 40 to 70% off? It's not. You can do that with 95% of everything in the store. It is a scam. Additionally, many of the items they sell are near the expiration date or are weird brand names you've probably never heard of (pickles from India). Some non-food items do have good prices, but mostly this place is nothing but false advertising. On occasion you can find sale items that are close to the same price as your local grocery store (5% savings maybe), but again, nowhere near 40 to 70% off.

I shop all the time at this Target, both for the groceries and home sections…read more A lot of the groceries are cheaper than I would get elsewhere. The home decor is super cute! The store is always organized, employees are always friendly.

I Love shopping at Target but mostly at this location. It's not overly busy. It's much pleasant to…read moreshop here. Love the availability of Starbucks. The store has quality merchandise and pretty good prices. I take advantage of the Target circle deals and offers. Customer service has been great on all my visits this far. I like this location most especially since it's close to my bank and now next to Daiso as well.

Best service I've ever gotten at a Marshall's. Never seen so many BIPOC people employed at a…read moreMarshall's and its a great look. Sheila the manager is doing an awesome job at this store. Diversity is the key. I dont feel this good shopping at any other marshalls. In fact many have a strong MAGA vibe. Long story short is that ill be back for more designer goods.

Busy and central location, fairly well organized, and variety of household goods and clothes as…read morewell as gifts for the holiday season!

Of your an Executive member the ability to shop an hour before the crowds start is perfect…read more Also we get a rebate back each year on the Costco Credit card from our purchases and that pays for the membership plus some. This location is great and again the team is very helpful. Only problem as is with Costco overall, is the scavenger hunt they put you through to relocate your repurchase items because they move them around making you hunt them down and practically walk the whole store to find them with the hopes you will impulse purchase as you search. The other Costco thing is you get the regularly purchased weekly items and then "BAM" they disappear and it's weeks before they come back. And this is not on special or limited items it's daily items like the sugar free Gatorade in the multi flavor packs. Now two - three weeks and they are still out. Outside these couple things Costco is very good and this Puyallup location especially. Good value for your money and good service!

A couple of visits to this particular Costco location and not overwhelmed or rushed starting with…read moreparking the car and browsing around the store. For some odd reason, other locations like Federal Way and Southcenter, you really have to fight for a parking space since it is always super crowded there! Then you have to maneuver yourself quickly once you are inside the store because everybody else is in a frickin' rush!! Not to mention that the Checkout lines get really long at all times. Anyway, was able to browse around nicely from the electronics to produce to frozen foods to drinks to others. A few of the products were on sale. It was very easy to go around to find what I was looking for without someone following me from behind or getting in my way without them paying attention to their whereabouts.

Five Below recently hit Washington state and I've pretty much steered clear of it because I knew…read morethe hype was heavy and it was going to be crazy for a bit. After lunch nearby my son wanted to stop in so we decided to brave it and it wasn't even busy at all. Yay! We initially went in to try and find the viral dumplings (iykyk) and unfortunately they were nowhere to be found but it still gave us the chance to look around. They really do have everything here! Lots of fun snacks, household items, decor, toys, games, and even clothing which I was surprised about. This will definitely be my go to spot to hit up for future stocking stuffers and small gifts for sure. We didn't buy anything this go around because nothing really jumped out at me, but I'm glad that I finally got the chance to check it out and see what it's all about. Looking forward to my next visit!

The last Five Below that I had been to was in Texas-- 5 years ago, so of course I was excited to…read morevisit this newly opened location. As someone else said, this place is similar to Daiso. They have housewares, decor, toys, candy, snacks, electronics, and other neat things. There seems to be a lot more $7 and $10 items, but they also have certain things cheaper than I've seen elsewhere, such as the $3 boba drinks that I've seen in Safeway selling for $5+. Overall I really enjoyed going to this store! I just have to be more mindful of my budget because I definitely went over it lol. (Price Range)-- $5-$35 (Location)-- located in a very busy shopping area near Target. Plenty of parking. This store is in a pretty good part of town. The clientele are mostly the regular suburban type, but there were some people in there who were a little rowdy. (Experience)-- I had a great experience at this location! The employees were pleasant and didn't hover over me at the self-checkout.

Its hard not to go out from this store empty handed! As a equivalent of the Canadian version (…read moreHomeSense ), we find that the US version has more stock and also more selections! Prices have gone up and with the strong US dollar, if we use Canadian exchange rate it will be even more! Oh well, will just have to do more "window" shopping rather than real shopping!

We decided to go to homegoods because we were told they allow dogs! This homegoods has a lot of…read morestuff and always stocked up. I hate how narrow the walkways are but it's great that they have so many cute things. The workers are also great here. I ended up getting a cute Halloween theme kitchen towel and a few dog stuff!

This place is as essential to my life as gas in my car…read more The joy of getting from point A to point B, finding something, building something, creating something is priceless. The coffee shop is a bonus. I had never been in Bonney Lake before meeting my now husband of 5 plus years, and I have developed the habit of coming here whenever anything happens in my life. Everything is expensive these days, but I come to Ben Franklin to walk the aisles and feel my feelings. I come here when I am sad, scared, happy, excited. Through celebrations and losses, milestones and ordinary days, it has been a constant place of comfort, creativity, and possibility. I do not usually let staff at any store affect my day one way or another. They have their own lives and stories that I know nothing about... every employee I have encountered here has been kind, helpful, and genuinely pleasant. My child is growing up with paintbrushes instead of iPads, with crochet hooks and yarn, fabric, puzzles, sewing machines, and handmade keepsakes that become symbols of memory. She is learning how to create, imagine, and build with her own hands. A big part of that is because this place exists. We truly love Ben Franklin Crafts. Please do not go anywhere.

Very disappointing customer service experience…read more I stopped by Ben Franklin Crafts in Bonney Lake today looking for some stretch or jersey-type fabric that I could use for a backdrop. Unfortunately, my experience with the customer service in the textile department was very disappointing. I asked the sales associate if they carried any stretch fabric. Before I could even finish explaining what I was looking for, she cut me off and told me that they didn't have any stretch fabric. As I continued looking through the fabrics, I found several materials that clearly had some stretch, including crushed velvet and other fabrics in different textures. I pointed out the few fabrics that I found to her and said that there were a bunch of stretch fabrics, and her response was, "You call that a bunch?" I then explained that I was looking to use the fabric for a backdrop, rather than clothing. She responded, "Oh, I thought you needed it to make clothes or something." The interaction continued in a way that left me feeling like I was more of an inconvenience than a customer who was simply asking for assistance. At that point, I walked toward the exit but decided to speak with a manager because I felt uncomfortable leaving without addressing what had happened. I asked for a manager but was directed to a supervisor. I explained the situation, and her immediate response was essentially that they didn't have any stretch fabric. I told her that I had actually found several examples myself. She then said, "I guess they're new." Unfortunately, I didn't feel like my concern was really being heard or that anyone was interested in helping me find what I was looking for. I ultimately gave up and left without purchasing anything. It's not the fact that they may not have had the exact fabric I wanted--that's understandable. It's the way the situation was handled. A simple, "I'm not sure what we have, but let's take a look," would have made a huge difference. I wanted to support a local business, but based on today's experience, I left feeling very disappointed and uncomfortable. Hopefully management takes this feedback seriously, because customer service matters just as much as the products you carry.