Always a good time visiting and seeing friends and colleagues. Great day. Sara is here providing…read morereadings today! Very uplifting and inspiring. Also make sure to try a singing bowl. I had the chakra A and it's the throat - speak the truth! Awesome experience. Great value and awesome vibes. Tomorrow they celebrate their anniversary. Make sure to stop by!

The nicest lady helped ring me up and recommended a yoga studio for me. Found this book i was…read moreinterested in reading bc i love Iyengar yoga. She said this was the yoga bible everyone needed to buy for her yoga teacher training. They also have crystals, jewelry and all kinds of eclectic items in the store. Recommend stopping by!

I never knew Ridgecrest Books existed until I visited during our Seattle Independent Bookstore Day…read morecrawl, and absolutely loved the charm of this small, neighborhood bookstore. It's what every neighborhood needs, really. Ridgecrest Books is located in the Ridgecrest neighborhood of Shoreline, which isn't huge, but has just what this cozy area needs. Among other businesses, Ridgecrest Books is one of the few businesses on a central street with plenty of street parking. My friends and I visited during the Seattle Independent Bookstore Day, so it was pretty busy in the small bookstore, but was still a welcoming experience. They even had discounted books on racks outside the store, in addition to the collection inside. They don't have the largest book collection here, but it's curated well. I also love that this bookstore is dog friendly! Anytime I'm in the area, I'll definitely stop by and check out what's new at this wonderful, neighborhood bookstore.

I'm a 22 year Shoreline resident and it's terrific to see the neighborhoods evolving. Finally, an…read moreindie bookstore has opened in Shoreline's Ridgecrest neighborhood! I stopped by for the grand opening (3/9/24), had a chance to congratulate one of the owners and sign their guest book. They've been working hard restoring the site. Bright, inviting, lovely bookshelves and custom book ends. Filled with various book titles and subjects. And if applicable, nice corner spot for the kiddos! There are also store merch like onesies, Tshirts, sweatshirts, tote bags, cards, and stickers. It was nice to stop by and get an overview of their offerings. It will be nice to be able to place bookorders in my actual city, in addition to my faves in Seattle and Lake Forest Park. There's ample street parking, located at 165th & 5th near Crest Theater, Cafe Aroma, and Drumlin. Nice retail area growing in Ridgecrest!

I love this place. I always find something new to read - they have a ton of turnovers, so there's…read morealways something new to browse. And staff are also really kind.

Some good deals purchasing, but absolutely insulting lowball offers for selling just about anything…read moreto HPB. I guess that means I will continue to buy from them but will sell elsewhere. Some absolutely amazing deals buying when you know what you're looking for.

A pretty good selection of books, however they had limited books on publishing and I was looking…read morefor a specific adoptee book which wasn't in stock or available at nearby stores. They did offer to order it but I declined. The staff were helpful and friendly. With the Barnes and Noble rewards program you can get some discounts and I got a free tote bag. Overall, not bad for the main one in the area.

My go-to study spot! This Barnes & Noble has a dedicated Miffy section with lots of options, and…read moreeverything is usually well-organized and easy to find. The store is quiet and comfortable, perfect for studying, and the staff are always helpful. It loses one star because it can get crowded on weekends, and sometimes the Miffy section isn't fully stocked.

This is the best K-Pop store in the region. They have unique BTS items like sheet music, stickers,…read moreand key rings. They also have BLACKPINK merch too. Buying stuff online can get boring so it's nice to check out a store in person. The gal running the shop was friendly and she had a steady flow of customers coming in and buying stuff. This is a small business in Lynnwood so don't expect it to be as big as Uwajimaya's bookstore/gift shop in downtown Seattle. Only thing is it's up north and unfortunately I don't see myself driving up here too often. When gas is $5+ a gallon my wallet takes a hit especially when coming from the southend. However, if I'm in the neighborhood again I'll probably stop by.