I liked the selection of books here and the blend of new and used copies that were available. There…read morewas a sign advertising a coupon if you signed up for their mailing list, but it seemed to be broken and none of the employees could figure out how to get it to work so that was disappointing.

Wow! So many books!!! And for cheap! This bookstore just kept going and going! I was surprised with…read morethe expansive collection this store has...and for such a good value!! I could've easily spent more time here just searching through these books. I'll make sure to visit the next time I'm down here

I visited the Barnes & Noble in Tukwila and had a great time browsing. Unfortunately this location…read moredoesn't have a café, which was a little disappointing since that's usually part of the Barnes & Noble experience. That said, the store itself is spacious, well organized, and they have an excellent LEGO selection along with lots of toys and gifts. Definitely a fun place to wander if you like books, games, or collectibles. Nice and welcoming employees. If the café were there, it would easily be a 5-star stop!

This location is the closest to my house so it's the most convenient l, but after checking out…read moreanother location, I realized how this location does not have as huge and as diverse a collection as the other locations. Overall, the service here is always good. The employees are always willing to help and answer questions. I think the prices are pretty reasonable. I have a premium membership and I get a discount for most items. It's worth it if you tend to buy quite a bit of books.

This is a smaller Hudson at the SeaTac airport and is one of the very few things at the S terminal…read morebut it did boast several self checkouts and a decent array of snacks. Self checkout was a bit too involved, several steps longer than it needed to be but they had aluminum water bottles of a smaller size so the spot worked for me. All in all, thanks for existing Hudson!

The employees were very nice, but be careful buying clothing. Bought a t-shirt that ended up having…read morea very skewed graphic. Very disappointing and a waste of money.

Just came in to purchase from my pull and nothing was in it even though an issue of the series i…read moredidn't have was on the shelf AND I personally handed the cashier an issue I wanted to add in. Smh. Gotta do better.

Didn't even know there was a comic book shop inside southcenter mall. They are situated right…read moreoutside of JC Penney on the first floor (main entrance). Owner said they opened 7 months ago which is super encouraging during Covid. They have a bunch of toys in addition to comics - Funko POPS, Star Wars, Marvel, GI Joe action figures and statues. Worth a visit for your pop culture nerd fix. Support your local comic shop!

I know airport shops are expensive, but this experience made it worse. I used the self-checkout and…read morethe barcode and QR code on my drink were too close together. The machine scanned the QR code first, glitched, and called for assistance. The attendant was rude, stayed on her phone while helping me, and acted annoyed. I was told I needed to cover the QR code with my hand while scanning -- something that should really be explained or fixed by the store. Poor customer service and a frustrating checkout process. I'll skip this place next time.

I've never been a souvenir person, but I buy a lot of cheap magnets now that I have kids. I stopped…read moreby the Hudson News in Terminal D on our way out of Seattle and picked up an assortment of goodies for the boys. I've been to plenty of Hudson News locations over the years, and there's nothing special about this one except that it sells Seattle and Washington-themed souvenirs because it's in Seattle, Washington. There was a solid assortment of knick knacks and apparel, in addition to whatever snacks, books, and travel accessories you might expect to find at an airport shop. There were a couple stands of magnets, keychains, pens, and the like, with a buy-3-get-1-free deal on the magnets and keychains. This was a little confusing, and I overheard another customer arguing with the sales clerk about how many items she had to buy to get the freebie. I didn't hear the outcome, but the answer was three, with the fourth free. The deal also only applied to magnets and keychains and not the pens on the same rack. I learned all this when I checked out with my two magnets and one pen. I decided I didn't need any more Space Needle magnets than I already had in hand. I did also buy a larger decorative Space Needle souvenir, one of those shakeable plastic dealies with water and colorful confetti inside. I may not love souvenir junk, but this was a fun family trip, and I wanted my kids to take home a few tangible mementos. It was easy to get these at Hudson News.