I love coming here for the seasonal scavenger hunts. The weekends are a little more competitive,…read morebut I find that weekday mornings are very chill! Most people on the weekday mornings are just there to do normal snack shopping. The store is well spaced. The merchandise is organized nicely too! The parking situation is surprisingly difficult. I think a lot of people stop by world market after a target run.

The World Market in Lynnwood at/by Alderwood Mall was one of the places my family and I enjoyed…read morevisiting to look for fun room decorations and miscellaneous snacks when I was growing up. It was a little further from the house, so our visits tended to be on days we needed to make more than one stop. However, depending on what we were looking for/through, our visits could be on the longer side. Inventory could cycle relatively quickly compared to some stores with a similar style, so it was fun to come and see what was new and what was still on the shelves. It was a place where my sister and I learned that if we wanted something, we might want to get it because what it was might not be in stock the next time we came by. Lines at check out were typically quick and parking relatively easy to find, though there have been occasions when circling has been necessary. My mom and I continue to come to this location on occasion when looking for presents.

Always a joy shopping at this particular location, staff is always happy and helpful!read more

Ok 2 stars because this store was a mess the day I shopped there. I was so overwhelmed that I…read moredecided to just get one thing and then leave. I love HomeGoods and shop at many of their locations often. I was at H-mart across the street and was delighted to see a HomeGoods across the street. I decided to go in but quickly regretted it. One of the first problems with this location is that they are overrun with inventory. This isn't a large store, so I don't know why they have so much stuff. There isn't enough space in the store to display it all in a safe and neat manner. I used to work retail many moons ago, so seeing unpacked boxes hanging out on the floor, as well as a wall of unpacked cardboard boxes in the lighting section, tells me that their back storage area must also be full. There were also about 5-6 tables outside of the store with tons of stuff on them, all clearance that they were trying to get rid of. The store looks sloppy and unprofessional. It's like the manager and the staff just to give a damn. The shelves are also a mess and the merchandise was sloppily hanging on the shelves. There was one aisle that had pillows on the floor. There were so many that they were blocking the way. You couldn't get through without stepping on them or tripping. Are they trying to get sued??? Honestly, there was just shit everywhere in and out of boxes. Even if this was just a bad and busy day, I will never come back. The location in Queen Anne on Armory is much nicer and better run. If you want a nice shopping experience where you aren't at risk of injury due to store items on the floor, don't shop here.

Pleasantly surprised with this hidden gem of pots and planters. Have been looking for a tall…read moreplanter, modern style, and reasonable. Looked online but wanted to see and feel before I paid for delivery. So happy to stumble upon Pottery Land. -Huge selection of various sizes and materials - easy to get to, located on 196th, not too far from the freeway and commonly used local backroads. - organized and well kept grounds - friendly, accommodating and knowledgeable service! You pick, they bring it to your car for you! - I found exactly what I was looking for! - reasonable prices!

We went to Pottery Land because we saw online they had planters that matched one we got from when…read morewe did a backyard renovation. We picked one out but they helped us try to load it in the car and it didn't fit (Womp womp!). On the advice of the lovely man we were working with (I think he was the owner?), he suggested two smaller planters instead of one large one and it turned out beautifully. Looking forward to filling these soon! Huge shout out to the men who helped us choose the planters and try out sizes with our car. The planters are beautiful, too!

Grand opening today 10/03/26 - new store opening today. Nicely organized and bigger than the old…read morestore in the mall. Lots of variety and very friendly staff!!

Place is way too overpriced for quality of products... store is over crowded. Went here when it…read morefirst opened and it was way cheaper before.

The cutest store in Alderwood Mall! Such a lovely boutique that definitely gives me…read moreAnthropologie/Free People vibes with its boho chic look. The entire store is very well put together and the salespeople are quite friendly. Had a great shopping experience here and would recommend! Plus, the dressing rooms are beautiful.

Some cute clothes in here but salespeople don't dress like they would be knowledgeable at all about…read morefashion. Salespeople are wearing ratty jeans and random shirts. Waited over forty minutes for a dressing room on the weekend. Salespeople start to help you then get sidelined and forget that they were helping you. Trying hard not to be mean but this is definitely the employees first job. Cute trendy clothes-think Jessica Simpson style. Really great jewelry and hats. Since I have been shopping here for a while, I noticed the store manufactures a lot of the the same garments from one season to the other with the only change being the color palette .

Ethan Allen is a place for quality and apparently mostly custom furniture. I wanted to order a…read morelarge tufted leather sectional. There are a ton of options for the frame, the arms, the back, the cushions and of course the fabric. After about 90 minutes I had built my sectional. 12 grand and about twelve weeks until delivery. I'm more about immediate gratification, honestly. I went to Macy's, got something very similar delivered in ten days and it was about seven grand with tax and delivery. EA is a swell place selling quality products. It just isn't a great match for me.

I purchased a beautiful loveseat almost six years ago. I love the fabric and the style. I keep it…read morecovered and it looks like new. Two months ago one of the foundational springs broke. E.A. said it could not be repaired (WHAT?) and the fabric was discontinued. How can a $3,000 loveseat spring not be repaired? And what kind of crappy quality are they selling for an upscale price? I am disgusted by Ethan Allen. They refused to consider or recommend any local business to repair the springs. Their quality has greatly diminished, and the customer service is nil. To top it off, they look like they are going out of business. There are fewer furniture pieces to consider, and they were closed for lunch when I tried to visit the store. Not good. I will never buy from them again.

They up sell and have lots of sales Salespeople always…read morewilling to help if you can find one! A great store but too far for me to go often! Come to shoreline!

I had a disappointing experience at this Hobby Lobby location…read more I approached an employee who appeared to be a manager after hearing a "Code 7" call and seeing her quickly come over to the party decorations section where she was organizing merchandise. I politely said, "Excuse me, ma'am, could I ask for help with something?" Before I could even finish my question, she completely ignored me. She didn't look at me, turn toward me, or acknowledge that I was speaking to her. After waiting a few seconds, I felt awkward and said, "Oh, never mind," and started to walk away. That's when she responded with, "I'm waiting," in a tone that came across as rude and impatient. I then asked whether they had a specific item in stock. She told me no and said she had supposedly placed an order that morning and was waiting for it to arrive, but it never came. The explanation was unclear and not very helpful. What made the experience worse was the overall atmosphere. Several employees seemed unfriendly, and I felt like I was being looked at rudely while shopping. Additionally, there appeared to be numerous employees standing around the checkout area, yet very few were actively helping customers or processing purchases, which was frustrating to see. Customer service can make a huge difference in a shopping experience, and unfortunately, this visit left me feeling unwelcome and dismissed. Just to be kind, i got my $5 worth of stickers and wil be spending $50+ at michael's instead.

Nice small Asian grocery store. The customer service can be better ?? I asked if they have a…read moreTeriyaki sauce and he told me he does not know Teriyaki sauce ?? . The mangos they have were delicious and great prices too.

Love this small asian market tucked away in the corner of a strip mall near Martha Lake. Saves…read morelocals the hassle from driving down to Seattle for the essentials. In particular, this market excels in its tropical fruit selection, they have an incredible variety. Always happy to stop by to pick up some ripe, sweet, and ready to eat fruit. Seriously, the fruit they sell here is of great quality at a fair price. Some fruits include rambutan, longan, lychee, papaya, kumquat, mangosteen, guava, cherimoya, golden dragon fruit... I love it all! Be sure to follow their Facebook page for the latest updates on new shipments :)

The staff are all friendly and I love to chat whenever I pop in. They have a good selection for the…read moresize of the store.

This table is 16 months old took the cover off and this is the gray washed eucalyptus table from…read morepottery barn because it's a year old they will not cover any of the damage by beware stay away from this table thousand dollars down the drain

I am a stay at home mom, therefore I frequent Target a lot! Haha! This target is the best target I…read morehave ever been to. Every single employee is so nice, you can't walk past someone without them saying "Hi!". It's clean inside and they always have a good selection of stuff!

Aarya/Aria from the pickup department is the reason for this review…read more I came in around 8 PM and needed help with an item in the clearance section. Asking for help is honestly the last thing I want to do. I usually try to figure things out myself first, but my app wouldn't scan the item, and the scanner near the plastic plates wouldn't scan it either. There were two of the same item in clearance, and neither had a sale price, so I simply wanted to know if they had been placed there by mistake or if they were actually on sale. I asked Aarya/Aria for help, and she told me to wait "one minute." I was patient, but that one minute turned into over five minutes. I actually timed it. During that time, she repeatedly rolled her eyes and seemed visibly annoyed that I had asked for assistance. What made the interaction even more uncomfortable was the constant huffing and puffing while walking back and forth a very short distance. It was only a few steps, yet she acted as though helping a customer was an exhausting task. There were also several other employees nearby, so I'm not sure why a simple price check became such an ordeal. I understand that work can be tiring and everyone has bad days. But if you're working in a customer-facing position, basic courtesy still matters. If you need more time, just communicate that. If you're busy, say so. Don't tell a customer "one minute" and then leave them standing there while visibly acting irritated. Maybe she needs more experience and practice in the role. More hours might actually help with that. Customer service is part of the job, and hopefully with more practice, helping a customer won't feel like such a physically demanding experience. I also felt uncomfortable with the way I was treated and felt that there was a racial component to the interaction. No customer should leave wondering whether they were treated differently because of their race. I wasn't asking for special treatment. I had already tried the app and the store scanner myself. Both didn't work, so I asked an employee a very basic question. The huffing, puffing and eye-rolling were completely unnecessary. I came in to shop, not to feel like I had inconvenienced someone by asking for help.