This is a wonderful place to get new shoes or have your shoes fixed. The staff is kind and…read moreattentive. They have a good selection of shoes and accessories.

They made magic happen so my boots would zip up in time for the Eras Tour! Life savers!!read more

Great selection, fair prices, great people! Went twice in one day, ended up buying two pair of…read moreshoes and some other stuff. Layne is the best, and Hallie (spelling) is a top notch manager. Shop local!!

Excellent service…read more The owner followed up on my experience via email. I can tell that if there had been something wrong he would have made it right. It was such a pleasing experience I'll go out of my way to order my next pair through here rather than Amazon.

Ben was just amazing!! He was SO patient, kind and knowledgeable and really took his time helping…read moremyself and my partner find affordable used ski gear. With customer service like this we will definitely be back!! Thank you Ben.

Staff here is fantastic! Came in during the Farmers Market and saw their sale for hiking boots and…read moreLOVED the prices on their clearance! Selection was excellent too! Hubby found shorts he loved, which was perfect as the sun and heat was coming out and he hadn't packed any for our Parents/Family Weekend at CWU. They have a great seasonal & recreation selection of a shop similar to a small REI in downtown Ellensburg. Highly recommend!

great staff I even replied when the guy at the counter said welcome inread more

Large selection of footwear with plenty of styles and colors to choose from. The store is kept in…read morereasonably good condition and well stocked with will known brands such as Clarks. I picked a bad day to drop in... One day before school started, not the stores fault, and the place was a zoo! Lol Most shoes are always discounted a little, not a big deal, and prices seem to me to be a bit high to start with. When in the marker for a new pair of clod hoppers I will generally include this store in my search.

I'm not sure who the current version of the Fresh Prince is, but whoever they are, this is probably…read morethe place where they would shop if they lived in Yakima! This is definitely the spot to go when you're interested in new clothing trends, classic and new shoes as well as plenty of vintage items like jackets and jerseys. I came in on a random Monday afternoon and found a number of things that immediately peaked my interest, despite not being a particularly well dressed individual. With my 30th percentile looks and 15th percentile charm, any help I can get is always appreciated! With styles ranging from those of a skate shop, which this also is, all the way to trends that make any trendsetter jealous, they've got just about anything that you're looking for within the genre. I picked up a pair of shorts which quickly work their way into my rotation. I also saw some old-school Reebok pumps, which may be something that I need to get in the near future. The dude running the place is super chill and does a great Job of staying up on trends both new and retro. In the same way that the haberdasher brings a very cool spot for final clothing, this place brings a real for anyone looking for some good street gear!

Favorite store to go to in Yakima. New Yak City is like a cracked out Zumiez with much better…read morecustomer service. I personally don't skate but like the style of clothes made for skaters. Also have a favorite graphic tees from filthy brands that you can't just find anywhere else. The owner is always nice and I talk it up with him every time I go in, recomend this place

Will all the changing faces at the old mill it is nice to see a familiar face (Morgan). She loves…read moreher job and loves to help people. She went out of her way yesterday to send me a very heartfelt message after hearing I lost my dog. I know she probably talks to hundreds of people a day, but that fact that she remembered me and my dog was something that brings me to tears. We need more people in the world like Morgan.

My wife call me and ask me to get two bags of wood-burning pallets after I got off from car…read moreChiropractor, I ask her to call the store and I've asked them to load them for me since I can barely walk. I asked one of the guys if he knew anything about the pellets he said that he doesn't know anything his job is just in the warehouse. I call the store and asked if my white call and purchase two bags of pellets and one of the guys say she did. One of the guys comes back after I asked him and he told me he didn't know anything about it!

I made a purchase here at The Wood Shop on 3/4/2026 and was surprised to see a 3% credit card fee…read moreadded, with sales tax applied on top of that fee, which didn't make sense since the surcharge isn't a product or service. I returned on 3/5/2026, less than 24 hours later, simply to switch the payment to a debit card. The biggest issue wasn't that they couldn't do it -- it was how dismissive and unprofessional the staff were. Three employees were standing together chatting and drinking coffee, and their attitude was essentially, "It's written on the machine, so too bad." There was no courtesy, no effort to help, just a very condescending tone. They also claimed that every store in Leavenworth charges a credit card fee, which was untrue. After visiting many restaurants, galleries, shops, and ice cream stores during my three day trip, this was the only place that did. This ended up being my worst customer service experience in Leavenworth, mainly because of how dismissive the staff were. I would not return.

Hats are a bit like socks for me. I like finding ones with personality and they can be a great…read morepurchase no matter the season. Cubbies full of different hats made for fun shopping with my parents in July 2017 when we were in downtown for some exploring during one of our family reunions in the area. After taking a hard look at the offerings and dwelling on a Seahawks hat, I decided to go with the Indiana Jones hat. The hat fit my head, nice because my head runs a bit on the large side, and had a large brim, which I find to be helpful for sun protection during geology fieldwork. The price was fair, and the workers helpful. At the time I was concerned the hat may be a bit on the thin side for my purposes. Nope. Almost five years later, the hat is still in great condition. I store it with my handmade Polish sheep/goat-herding hat. They have surprisingly similar structure and dimensions.

Drove clear from Tieton to possibly buy some new work shoes because my feet are killing me only to…read morefind out they are closed from January 6th-19th, nothing was said about it on the website, would have been nice to know so I didn't make a useless drive for nothing & I still need shoes, I thought I was going to a shoe store not a school, will take my business elsewhere.

Always a delight to chat with the people working in the store. We drive all the way from Seattle…read moreand always stop here during our Yakima excursion. Whether we pick up Diadora running shoes, Brooks, or Birkenstocks they have a wide variety.

If I could give this store a below-zero rating, I would…read more I came in with my three children (ages 2, 5, and 9) to pick out some toys and a pair of earrings for myself. From the moment we walked in, I felt like we were being watched the entire time. As a single mom shopping alone with young children, it was incredibly uncomfortable. For context, my children were behaving appropriately. They were not running around the store or touching merchandise. My 5-year-old simply had a pen in his hand while we were shopping. The final straw was when I asked a sales associate if there was an issue with us. She got down to my 5-year-old's level and pretended to punch him. Why would you pretend a punch my five-year-olds to wind him up when you're obviously watching me because you're judging. She appeared to be in a management position, which made the interaction even more upsetting. We still made it to the checkout line, and she continued watching us. At no point did she apologize or acknowledge how uncomfortable the situation had become. I left the earrings and didn't want to purchase. It's frustrating that a children's store could make a parent feel so unwelcome it was actually my two year old that depends. Shopping with kids isn't always easy, but families deserve kindness and understanding--not judgment. I left feeling embarrassed, disappointed, and certain that I will not be returning.

Popped into Copper Creek toy store in Leavenworth to kill time while waiting at Munchen Haus. The…read morekids had fun, but the space felt unorganized and shared with other businesses, which made the layout hard to follow. There was no dedicated cashier inside the toy section, and no clear way to check out. Parking nearby is also a challenge. As a bonus stop while in line, it worked, but on its own, it wouldn't have been worth the detour. JY review