The parking lot is a nightmare. The layout of the shopping center is bad. All the stores and…read moreeateries that I liked left except the pet supply place.it's poorly Managed and could be so much better!the location is great

I can do most if my shopping right here! Pet Pros for cat food, groceries, Target for everything…read moreelse. I can also get my nails done and check out Marshall's for some bargains. Would love more if there was a Trader Joe's and a thrift store. Convenient place to get a lot done without driving all over!

I went to SDC for their annual sample sale. Parking was plentiful. It is like a 2 level mall with a…read moregood collection of designer goods. The event organizers arranged for free coffee, treats and a wine bar by Princess and Bear. The lower level was mostly designer clothes, candles, crafts etc. The upper level was mostly home goods. If you are looking to decorate your place, the showrooms feature some amazing pieces. I would suggest talking to the designers and perhaps showing them your current setting for best results. Be prepared to shell out serious moolah as the quality is impeccable and perhaps one of a kind. Don't be afraid to negotiate a fair price. Nothing here is cheaply made. In fact, the showrooms are quite impressive. The sample sale though was less impressive and largely an inventory reduction sale. Prepare to spend an entire afternoon on everything furniture, lighting, rugs, home decor etc. You will certainly find mid-century modern mixed in with classic and contemporary pieces. Highly recommend!

They have a bunch of shops with interior fabrics and different furniture stores. They also…read moreregularly host speakers and events that focus on interior design and furniture. It's a great opportunity to meet people in the industry and learn a little bit about other people's journey.

This place is pretty snazzy! It's been on my bookmark list for along time, but Georgetown is a bit…read moreout of the way for me. Cut to this weekend - I'm having a Georgetown morning and remembered that this place is probably open! It was actually nicer than I expected. A lot nicer. In my mind I was thinking of some sort of really weird flea market, but this place is so much more. It's basically an outdoor mall with a variety of legit, funky, local businesses...that all just happen to be in trailers...that are nicely maintained. It was a bit early when I went and the shops were just starting to open. Several stores that sell various vintage/trinket/home décor type items, a cookie store (which would have 100% gotten me had I not had baking project already on my list!) and perhaps the best part: the Shotgun Wedding Chapel. Damn, that's fitting! This place is pretty small, but it's still worth a gander! Come here, eat out at one of the many restaurants, and perhaps walk through the neighborhood - there's a lot of really cool stuff to find all over the place!

Went here Dec 24th with some friends and loved the little shops. I know I had walked by the place…read morebefore but had never been during the times the mall was open. A handful or so of super cute shops with some really interesting items. I really loved the lady selling the Badder Body products and chatting with her for a bit. The products are also solid. I keep the little jar I got on my work desk and it has helped a lot with all this cold Seattle has been having in Dec 2021.

I found some great deals on what I was looking for, plus a few things I wasn't I also ordered some…read morecute things online that weren't in store at this location.

This location is moderately diverse in both selections and staff. Holidays can be overwhelming and…read morequite littered with picked apart racks and abandoned carts but that'll be any and all department stores in the busy and functioning holiday season. My only complaint is the lack of personal space and customer to employee interaction needs to improve.

Seems like just about everything here is locked up so you are continually looking for another…read morehelper to unlock for you. Limited groceries but good selections in most other departments. The clothing is very inexpensive which leads me to worry about the conditions for the workers who made them.

me and my son Paul went to target and we were looking for the needohs and squeezys. Paul was super…read moresad and started crying and screaming in the middle of the section. some target employee came and told him to shut up. someone came and kicked us out. we will never come back ever again unless they get rid of Jessica.

Our family can't say enough good things about Kasala. We really appreciate the quality furniture…read moreand wonderful and friendly customer service! We will be life-long customers.

We worked with Rook, and they were excellent! Super helpful service; got great help and tips for…read moreour space, even regarding design elements beyond what Kasala sells. Rook is an expert in lighting and creating a balanced, cohesive space. Definitely go here first for some great options for your spot! We have had the Phinney furniture (love seat and arm chair) from here for seven years and it's held up super well. Really high quality especially for the price.

Major shoutout to Josh and Ty at the South Seattle Costco for saving my ass!…read more In typical gaby fashion sadly lost my phone in the baking aisle and quickly went into full panic. I was closest to the hearing aid center, and they empathetically directed me to Josh and Ty. And man they jumped into action immediately! Josh was calm, kind, and reassuring, and even offered me his phone so I could call my fiancé to give him a heads up. Josh then sent Ty to check the area near the baking soda where I thought I may have left it -- and before I could even make my call via Josh Cellular, Ty was already back with my phone! Truly fantastic customer service. They were efficient, kind, calming, and on it immediately. When you're stressed like that, it means everything to have people take you seriously and help that fast! Moral of the story is Josh and Ty both need HUGE RAISES!! ASAP!

Parking lot was busy but with the high traffic it wasn't that difficult to get a parking spot. The…read moreparking lot was quite large and was a bit confusing to leave out of especially for a first visit at night. Inside was like all other Costcos. I will say that this Costco was more on the spacious side. Possibly due to it being in the city. Everything was organized and clean. It was a pleasant trip. And for how packed the parking lot was, the inside wasn't bad at all. This was also my first Costco with a car wash outside. Don't know how common a Costco car wash is but they have one there.

I have known Jules (aka Julie) for almost 40 years. We are both in the jewelry business and I have…read morepurchased from her many pieces that I treasure. She is so honest and has an amazing sense of taste and design. I live now on the east coast, but I still send Jules jewelry that needs repair. I also purchase from her (long distance) gifts for family, and myself. Without hesitation, I recommend Jules Vanderburg Jewelry. janice parsons beadshop.com

I broke a gold chain yesterday and saw I could fix it here. Through Yelp, I got a quote on the cost…read moreof getting it fixed. I got a response back within 12 hours. I talked to Jules in the morning and she let me come by, same day. She fixed it quick. She was so nice and helpful. Thank you Jules for the quick response! So happy the chain is fixed already!

Wow there is a lot of stuff here. There are three floors of merchandise to rummage through here…read more There is a vague semblance of organization but it feels incredibly cluttered in the store. The prices seem to vary a lot throughout the store. A lot of the clothing outside was like $20 for random things like shirts, tank tops, dresses etc. which seemed a little on the steep side? There were a lot of children's books and toys, adult clothing, shoes, you name it!

Are these prices due to inflation or insanity? This store has to be in cahoots with the "thrift"…read morenext door with these exorbitant prices. Staff was awkward and unfriendly, if you could even make eye contact with them over the piles of junk. Looks like their buyers ransacked the local Value Village after someone had gone through and bought up everything of "value". How is this business even open?