My keen boots failed so I wrote Keen and they pretty much said. Out of 30 warranty to bad. I took…read morethem to Gimre's and showed them the sole was coming off. They made it RIGHT! I have been buying from them since 1974..thank you Gimre's

My name is Michael Avila and this past Saturday I went to Gimre's Shoe Store in Astoria, Oregon…read more Although I began with one person initially, I ultimately worked with another staff person whose name is Nikki. I had come to Gimre's with a very specific issue relating to a style of New Balance shoe I wished to purchase. Nikki was gracious and friendly and her knowledge of shoes is clearly extensive. When Nikki discovered the item I wanted to purchase had been discontinued, she knew where to look to see if there were other options to consider. After looked at some other possibilities, she helped me find another style, within the New Balance brand, that actually ended up being the perfect shoe for my particular needs. Thank you Gimre's for being a resource in Astoria, Oregon, and a big thank you Nikki for all of her efforts and taking the time necessary to help me find an even better pair of shoes than the ones I thought I would buy that day.

We came in as a family as visitors to Ocean Shores, 5 of us, and it ended up being one of the…read morehighlights of our trip. From the moment we walked in, it was clear the shop is run with real care and intention--everything felt thoughtfully arranged, giving it a curated aesthetic rather than the usual clutter you might expect. The store really shines in its housewares section, with a great selection that felt like a mix of practical finds and unique pieces--almost like a bit of Seattle charm made its way to the coast. The ladies behind the counter were genuinely friendly and welcoming, which made browsing even more enjoyable. Prices were low compared to the Goodwills we go to, and we had a great time digging through all the little treasures. It's the kind of place where you can easily lose track of time just exploring. Overall, we found Anchor Thrift to be a fun, friendly spot that we look forward to visiting again.

Extremely good bang for buck, vv sweet staff. Basically a less expensive slightly smaller goodwillread more

This is not just a Men's Store. Step inside and you'll discover a business that has been serving…read morethe harbor for over a century now, pretty amazing in itself. What you won't expect to find is a walk-in Wine Cellar and a walk-in Cigar humidor. How cool! This is a very unique retailer that also provides formal wear rentals. If James Bond needed a one-stop shop on the harbor for a Tux, fine cigars & wine, this is where he would shop :-)

Decent selection and good advice. Great tailoring. The suit was ready when they said it would be.read more

It's a Walmart. Not much to say about it other than that. This location isn't any different than…read moreany other as far as that experience goes. This Supercenter seems a bit smaller than some of the other ones I have been to but I have also been to smaller models also so as far as size and variety goes it falls about in the middle. The Garden Center is quite a bit smaller than other store locations and therefore when it becomes a seasonal area for the holidays the selection there too is influenced. So all in all this store falls in the middle for most of all those things as far as my rating goes. I can say however whenever we are out in Aberdeen we usually are coming back from Westport, a favorite small town of ours to visit...we almost always swing by this Walmart on our drive to "powder our noses ".

The workers there are loud and annoying because why are you yelling to each other instead of…read morewalking to each other, my dad used to also work there and got fired the day after Christmas for having his section done and helping some other guy stock the potatoes. It seems like they fire the only normal employees instead of the loud and annoying ones.

Great selection and nice workforce. The quality of the merchandise is unsurpassed. It is a pleasure…read moreto do business at Ross.

The service was not at all welcoming or friendly. Instead, I felt only hostility. From staff…read moremembers; the tone of voice and the way they spoke to me felt like my intelligence repeatedly was not only being questioned - I couldn't shake the energy that was exerting from the atmosphere within the store. Because of my appearance, the way I dress (I'm surely convinced this had played a role in the way things shifted into what had ultimately just left me feeling very embarrassed and disappointed after all that was said and done) and obviously the manner of how I carry myself while I shop around the store and occasionally make small conversation with either an employee or another customer whom I personally had no recollection of anyone being any more sociable or looking "out of the ordinary" to my own general surroundings while I was browsing around Ross. Quite frankly, I felt completely comfortable with the presence of my existence; anyone coherent is absolutely capable of pointing out how miniscule and irrelevant the difference was, measured in comparison of 'one vs. another.' When someone does something, or says something to you very publicly to make you feel like you have done something to deserve being singled out and accused of having alterior motive for certain actions that "you are absolutely positive in your immediate instinctual call of judgement" that I just *HAD* to be up to no fucking good! Well lady - thanks for humiliating me in public, which is totally my favorite passed time..(not.) You very obviously felt proud of your professional business decision to accuse somebody with severe CPTSD, crippling anxiety, and ticks that are ESPECIALLY coaxed out of me when my brain and body feel any emotions that trigger my fight, flight, or freeze reactions. This is something that has become apart of what "normal" is for ME after enduring significant reoccurring traumatic events throughout my life. I do wish you open your heart and mind to considering allowing you and your staff members to open mindedness and the willingness to become a bit more educated on the 'what's?' 'why's?' and most importantly WHO you may mistake for a criminal. Hope you are better prepared for the future and I wish things were different... Marshalls it is...!

Great selection of quality name brand shoes inside this small, boutique type shop. All items I saw…read morewere at competitive pricing to what I'd researched prior to visiting. Nancy was extremely helpful in helping me with my selection and purchase the day I visited. She even went so far as to help another patron with directions elsewhere since they didn't have the type of boot he was looking for. I highly recommend to visit/shop here, and I will definitely return when the need arises.

I have been so impressed with the service and selection this store consistently has offered over…read morethe years. I'm finally writing a review because when I went in today the person who helped me took the time to offer very personalized service that I haven't had from any retail store in years. They measured my foot and fitted me with insoles to remedy the issue I complained about. I honestly don't know how I survived for so long in the wrong shoe size without support! I'll give this store my business any day, without hesitation.

So many cute styles to choose from. Not only in shoes but also with the cute clothing…read more I love that the owner is so involved in bettering her local community.

This is a must for PNW footwear! All seasons this is where we shop. Great selection, sizes, and the…read moreshoes will last.

I took my grandkids here to buy shoes and we had such a great experience. The store itself is clean…read moreand organized with a great selection of shoes. The customer service provided by Ruby was exceptional. She was knowledgeable, professional and went out of her way to make my granddaughters feel special. What a valuable asset she is!

It's a very clean shoe store- tons of shoes... no half sizes for kids which is a bummer. Expensive…read morebut with coupons a good deal. Barely anyone around to help, miss the days of people measuring you and putting your shoes on!

I love this store and the knowledgeable people who work there BUT you can never count on when they…read morewill be opened. I have to come Bremerton and every time i make a trip they are closed at some different time of the day. No rhyme or reason to when they will be closed. Today i am here at 2pm and they are closed till 2:30pm. It is maddening. Still sitting here, it is now 3pm and they have not reopened. Will never be coming back

When I was a kid, there were shoe store chains. The most popular one was Thom McAn Shoes with…read moreKinney Shoes a close second. Both were large stores that offered personal service. You'd sit in a chair and a shoe salesman would break out the foot measuring device, stick your foot in it and see that foot's length and width. Then he'd go into the stockroom in the back and return with a few boxes of shoes in your size to try on and he'd help you with the fit. For the most part, all that's gone now. And that's why I was delighted to discover that Beck's Shoes still gives that same personal shoe sizing and fitting service I remember from years ago. Kevin, the shoe salesman on duty, was the personification of the highly trained and experienced shoe professional I was hoping for. But what made him truly valuable for me was his understanding of the balance and other issues I face with peripheral neuropathy because he deals with it, too. Before I stepped onto the foot measuring device he held up an arm and fist for me to cling to because he knew I was afraid of falling. That was immense for me, and Kevin immediately became my buddy. Kevin was a marvel. While my wife and I were there, three other customers came in and Kevin showed us all personal attention without any of us feeling neglected. That's extremely hard for a one-person store and yet Kevin did it effortlessly while maintaining friendly and personal service with each of us. You bet I trusted whatever advice he had for me after that. I left the store with two pairs of New Balance shoes and two pairs of Aetrex insoles that both my podiatrist and Kevin suggested. I'm now walking far better and more comfortably despite my neuropathy thanks to my new buddy. This store has a huge stock of shoes so finding the model you like in the size you need should be fairly easy. They sell a bunch of accessories, too. What's cool about the store is all the photos documenting the chains 105 year history. And that says something: The likes of Thom McAn and Kinney Shoes are long gone but Beck's Shoes is thriving. The chain offers exceptional customer service that should never be considered old-timey, and fair prices, discounts and rewards. It's the only place I'm buying shoes from now on.

Exceptional craftsmanship, very fair prices, cannot recommend enough!…read more I had some moc toe boots that I had worn the heel way past time for repair, but I wasn't sure if they could be done because the shoe has a 'foam like' material on the bottom. Dude did an AMAZING job making the new rubber sole fit with the original shoe. They look BRAND NEW (and these are shoes I've worn heavily for a few years). I had also worn the heel unevenly and he perfectly fixed them.

Fixed my Sorel mules at a fair price! I am grateful to have this craftsman locally! My new shoes…read morehad a faulty rivet and it would have been more hassle than it was worth to return and would have added to the landfill. Instead I took them in and got a new rivet and the shoes are right as rain.