Needed to rent an extension ladder last minute, staff was very helpful. A little pricey, but the…read moreclosest large hardware store is 30 something miles away. They have just about anything you'd need stocked in tidy, well organized aisles. Would definitely recommend!

They are available to ask for help, and they usually have what I need. I use them for garden,…read morehardware, plumbing, and rentals.

This place had a great selection of souvenirs and very delicious ice cream. We were able to get…read moresouvenirs for the kids and a trucker hat for me.

We stopped by Wapiti Outdoors on our way home after reading about their famous huckleberry ice…read morecream and milkshakes. Most of the store is dedicated to selling gifts and other merchandise. The cafe, where all the ice cream and treats are found, is in the back of the store through a doorway on the right. Milkshake, Huckleberry, Large 24oz ($8.50*) - I'm not sure if they make their ice cream in house. Probably not**, but the milkshake is pretty tasty, studded with plenty of little flecks of blue/black colored berries. The consistency is perfectly drinkable and it's not too sweet. I saw them pouring in milk and scooping tons of ice cream into the blender - the milkshake probably has more ice cream included than even a double scoop cone. The milkshake is delightfully fruity flavored, kind of like blueberry, but also a little different. Just the day before drinking this milkshake, I foraged huckleberries near Mt. Rainier (red and several types of blue), and I can say that it also doesn't taste exactly like a fresh huckleberry, but the ice cream still tastes great in its own way. (4/5) *There is something funky going on with their accounting. A large milkshake (sans whipped cream) should be $8.50 according to the menu displayed at the counter. Their address indicates they are in Enumclaw, so adding a 8.9% Enumclaw sales tax should be $9.26. I was charged $9.49, plus an additional 33 cent service charge (they have a label at the front counter stating they charge a 3.5% service fee for credit cards so that's not an issue). I gave them a call after noticing this discrepancy and they told me that the large milkshake is actually $8.75 since they raised prices two months prior (and didn't update their menu...) and the extra $0.74 is tax. That's equivalent to a 8.5% sales tax, which no jurisdiction in either King County nor Pierce County charges. There's something strange going on and their explanation in the call makes no sense. **Based on my research, I believe the ice cream they use is from Cascade Glacier, which is a blueberry ice cream base with huckleberry flavoring. Any place with unethical or dishonest behavior automatically gets a 1 star review. For Wapiti Outdoors, in the best case scenario, they, for some inexplicable reason, decided not to update their electronic signboard to reflect their latest pricing AND they didn't set up their POS system to calculate sales tax correctly. In the worst case scenario, they are actively scamming their customers. Bathrooms - One unisex room

Playing a show in Enumclaw, and realized we had not packed our cymbal stands for the drum kit…read more Enumclaw music came to the rescue and supplied us with what we needed. Friendly courteous and over the top when it comes to service. We highly recommend them.

This is a great little music store. I bought my first ukelele there. The owner is such a really…read morenice guy. Very helpful and friendly. I highly recommend checking this store out.

They did an amazing job! My wife and I couldn't be happier with the service today. The 2 guys who…read morecame to move us were very friendly, communicative, and careful with all our belongings. What really impressed me was that we had a couple lamps with loose screws and were wobbly. We didn't mention it to our movers, we figured we'd fix them later. When the lamps arrived at our new home, the lamps were no longer wobbly. I asked our mover, Shane, about it and he said they noticed the lamps needed a quick fix so they tightened some screws for us. They did that without being asked. I know that seems so small, but we've never had a moving company go above and beyond like that. No damage, no scratches on walls, and they finished in less time than I was quoted. We hate moving, but these guys really made this day feel easy and smooth. I strongly recommend everyone to consider hiring this company.

Super easy, very sweet and helpful team. From beginning to end - professional, reasonably priced,…read moreand expert movers. This was a labor only move with some tricky items, including a 1890 organ. Upstairs, downstairs, inside, outside all easily navigated by First Due. I will definitely use them again. Thanks!!!

My first piece of real jewelry my dad picked out and gave me as a teenager was from Tom Poe. Now…read moremy husband has continued the tradition of buying from Tom Poe Diamonds. My wedding ring and several other pieces I own are from this store. The jewelry is beautiful and timeless. The employees are helpful, knowledgeable and kind. I always refer my friends to Tom Poe Diamonds and they have never been disappointed. We are lucky to have this small business in Enumclaw!

Friendly but I feel he was dishonest. We got quoted $180…read morefor some scrap gold and then $95 for an 18k setting with a platinum head. Went to Redmond rare coin and gold the following weekend and got so much more for our jewelry and gold!!!! We needed up getting $320 for the scrap and $145 for the setting.

This place is great . My 7 year old daughter loves and is learning fast with Brandon . Great…read moreattitude. Always smiling , awesome with kids ! 5 stars !!

These guys are great. Can't say enough about them. The instructors are all top notch, all seem to…read morereally enjoy teaching. They have been flexible when one of the kids is sick. It is more like family there, than going for a 30 minute lesson, and they really care about you making progress. They also teach in a way that starts with "what kind of music do you like? What are your favorite songs?" And then you start from there, learning things you care about until it all comes together. If that wasn't enough, you have the ensembles...Pink Floyd, Led Zeppelin, Clapton, Santana. What better way to learn than putting together a band for 10 weeks? But again, that isn't enough. How about pushing your comfort zone, and having you and your little band (and all the other little bands, etc.) perform at a local restaurant? Our whole family (5 of us) now takes lessons there, and definitely better than anywhere else I have been. I just wish they offered a family discount :)

This is an incredible organization and gallery - all operated by volunteers! I worked with Arts…read moreAlive to host an art reception, and was so pleased by the moment I stepped into this quaint, community gallery. Staff is absolutely kind, friendly and caring. They went above and beyond my expectations, to ensure that the event went smoothly! They are happy to help all customers and always greet you as soon as you walk into the door. Arts Alive is funded through 4Culture, which provides local access to the arts for smaller communities in King County. With that said, volunteers are greatly needed and it's very touching to see the rotation of different volunteers who work a certain amount of shifts, as if they were employees at the gallery. They help display the art, complete transactions, teach classes and discuss artwork and even get the opportunity to showcase their own! The gallery is split in two parts, with the front room being primarily the show room where art can be purchased. The back room, which is also has a back entrance is where art classes are taught, and has a small kitchen for such. I encourage anyone visiting Enumclaw or if already in the area to take a gander at Arts Alive, as you may find a piece of artwork to bring home (all mediums represented here) or even sign up for a class. This is an awesome and much-needed arts gallery in Enumclaw!

Great Gallery with a wonderful mix of artists and mediums. Prices are incredibly reasonable and…read moreone of the few places to find handmade locally produced items.

This place is bookstore/coffeehouse/restaurant/bar in the cute little town of Roslyn…read more I wandered in around 4:30pm. I checked out the bookstore part first. They have a cool selection of books, and a lot of gift type things like tea, stuffed animals, bookmarks, art supplies, etc. I noticed the dinner menu and decided a cheeseburger sounded good. I ordered the Basecamp cheeseburger with bacon and a side salad. You can apparently order food upstairs and then sit upstairs or downstairs (or outside, I think). They have table service as well, after 4pm. Service was very friendly and patient. I decided to eat downstairs, and there was a cozy bar and large seating area. My burger soon arrived and it was delicious! A great toasted bun and a wonderfully substantial and beefy patty. The cheese was rich and gooey. Great, yummy combination of flavors. The salad was good too, with a nice ranch dressing on the side. A cool place that made me feel welcome and served up a great burger.

Went to this coffee shop 2 days in a row. It's such a cute bookstore!!! And you can grab coffee and…read morefood. I didn't get to try their food but their coffee were really good! I got lavender latte and asked for not too sweet, they were able to make it a hint of lavender and the coffee smells so good. They paired perfectly together!!! I got a book from them and the whole place just smells like book store and coffee shop. Literally perfect!!! I am so grateful that one of the staff recommended me some places for photos!! She mentioned some of the art wall and cute spot behind the shop. I would definitely go back if I am in the area again.