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.

Small town American...Athena epitomizes that feeling. From the small theatre that is always raising…read morefunds to reopen, to the annual Scottish festival and to the local businesses...I love this small town! Every time we come here we stop at Bee's Knees...hands down the least expensive and quality thrift store out there. Kids clothes..$1 or 50¢, shoes, a couple of dollars and always a toy or two for less than $1. There's dishes, vintage clothing, tools..and seasonal stuff. It's garage sale pricing but in a nice building. The staff are kind and welcoming! Bring cash or a check....no credit cards! Lovely shop! Support this great small business! You won't regret it and just might find a buried treasure!

My husband and I were traveling from Twin Falls, Idaho into Oregon and Washington for a couple days…read moreof Antique and Thrift Store shopping. We happened to stumble upon this adorable Thrift Shop! We were in heaven as the owner was gracious and her store was stocked with awesome unique finds! I'm a collector of vintage books, of which she had many, and milk glass, which on this particular day she had on sale for a dollar a piece! I also found an old wool blanket and a Gap pull over top for a dollar! Her prices are excellent and the shop is very tastefully decorated! We are planning to return soon as I'm sure there will be more exciting things to peruse through! This Thrift Store is a MUST VISIT! I know you won't be disappointed!

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.

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:-)

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.

Big fan. Just randomly dropped in on a visit to town. I've been to most of the men's clothing shops…read morein town and this one is very different. Amazing skate, surf, ski culture oriented fits. Awesome selection of quality products. At least worth a stop-in if I'm the area and shopping. Pricing also as cheap as any boutique or less.

My all time favorite place to go for my Skateboard supplies. All around great vibes and wonderful…read morepeople working there. Also they have a great selection of shoes, clothes, hydro flask and basically anything you can think of. Great place for skateboarders and non skateboarders to shop. If you're in the area, make sure to check it out!

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.

I came in to check this place out while waiting to meet up with a friend - quite a fortunate find!…read more The first thing I was struck by is how enormous this places. It's not much to look at from outside as it's an old warehouse, but once you get inside the place you find that it's huge. Around the outside at least in the first third of the store are cases with more valuable antiques, small trinket he antiques and plenty of dolls and figurines. They're organized in a somewhat reasonable fashion, but there does tend to be a lot of random this within the different cases. As you continue to the store and realize how far back the place goes, you're treated two small areas that function as separate rooms with specific types of antiques. There's some great cowboy themed ones, plenty of bedroom type antiques and one of the biggest hat sections I've ever seen in the store like this. It was very impressive, and even if you're not looking for anything in particular, there's enough stuff here that you will probably find something you're interested in. When I came back up front, I found that there was a birdcage with a number of small birds inside. They seemed very nice! All things considered, this is a really cool and really big antique shop that is worth your time, before or after you visit the brewery next-door!

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.

Really great service and helpful employees at this expansive shop, plus all kinds of everything. We…read morebought several old framed prints here, and I would've hauled away more if it only my car were larger. Prices seemed reasonable compared to other NW-region antique stores, or a little lower. It's definitely one of my faves!

I dont care what you are looking for. They will have it. Old western artifacts, orig. christmas…read moreornaments from the 50s, cameras, buttons, china...Carol Channing might be in there somewhere. The ladies who own the store are so warm and welcoming. THey make you actually want to look at the items and dont make you feel like crying in the corner if you move something. Very comfortable. Everything is priced fairly, especially for the things they are selling. Some of the antiques are stunning It shares the building with a mexican restaurant. I was scared all the things would smell like pork and tortilla chips. Luckily it didnt. However after you browse this store for a good hour or so...a margarita and some chips makes for a good lunch. Luckily you are in skipping distance. Tip of the hat to that idea