The only reason why I am giving this place a 5 star is because I think one of the nicest guys in…read morethe world works here. He is always smiling and looking jolly, or maybe he really likes the fact that I buy Mt. Dew. Either way, he is good people. Zipzap Zubidy Bop!

Love this publication. I love the people in the Stanwood Camano area. And the shops, cafes and…read morebeauty

If you're ever in the local Camano/Stanwood area looking for events to join in on, look no further…read morethan the Crab Cracker. It's updated biweekly with the latest happenings and filled with local trivia and fun facts. While it might seem like a small community, it's active and always offers some fun activities, concerts, art shows, and other events. This little publication has saved my weekend on more than one occasion when my outdoor plans got rained out. Copies available in print at local area businesses or online at their website.

Bulldog News had the most amazing ice cream we've had in Seattle…read more We dropped in and picked out their pear spiced cider and it was chefs kiss. Like a cold winter's day, icy but flavorful and rich. They have a ton of seating outside and the service was friendly and prompt. They also take cards at the ice cream stand. So overall, we will definitely be back next time we're in the area!

What a cute place…read more The drinks are good, ice cream is a little expensive and there could be some cushions on the hard benches near thebTV but all-in-all, it's a wonderful place. There is a small patio seating and a ton of reading material which is very diverse. I'll be back.

No interest in subscribing to this paper, yet they keep throwing the Extra into my yard. Each…read moreedition is basically a story about the dive bar that looks like a coffee pot and a bunch of ads for some crappy sporting goods store. Glad I finally figured out how to opt out. We'll see if it works...

I signed up for the news tribute and thought I had canceled it until I had someone call me the next…read moremonth saying that I owe them like four dollars... I told them I am not doing that and I am not giving them my card information over the phone and they have being calling me ever since. This morning really crossed a line as they called me at 6 AM. I have only logged onto their website one time to find out about my friend's death. This has been honestly the most truly annoying experience I've had with anybody collecting a debt let alone under 5$ . I had to block their phone number because that's how often I was getting phone calls. And the news article didn't even say much about what actually happened. I was better off finding information on Facebook.

Stopped in here just to peruse and stroll, but ended up leaving with 3 books that I am so excited…read moreabout!!! Don't be fooled by the size of the store! I admittedly felt that it was small and limited in options, but I asked someone on staff for suggestions and I'm so glad I did! The team is incredibly knowledgeable so if you have something you want (for me I wanted wlw fantasy preferably with dragons), they are happy to point you in several right directions :) Also didn't spend as much as I thought I would on 3 books, so that was a pleasant surprise! Love you B&N

This store is smaller and has a more limited selection compared to others. However, parking is…read morefree, which is a plus. I also heard that a new store is opening in Bellevue Square Mall--looking forward to checking it out and hoping it offers a larger, cozier shopping experience.

When I imagine the perfect cozy bookstore, this is exactly what I picture. The upstairs was easily…read moremy favorite part--the little book nook overlooking the entrance to Pike Place was absolutely calling my name. I could have curled up there with a book and stayed all afternoon. The collection itself was also so fun to browse. There were so many unique and interesting books that I don't normally see in bigger bookstores, and the whole place just had so much character. An absolute must-stop if you're a book lover visiting Pike Place!

I tried for four days to place an order with this bookstore…read more I had to call them three times from overseas to get just a price quote, as they could not be bothered to answer an email. Each time I called they told me they'd look up the books and give me an answer and then they didn't do it. I said I was happy to pay for shipping, and to support the local book shop. I was ready to drop $1k to support a local store. But these guys can't even be bothered to sell me books. SMH.

Lovely quaint local business. a wide selection of books and topics, local and mass market. great…read moregifts and a comfortable fun atmosphere. and the owner was a gem to encounter. will definitely frequent you all online (since I was only there on vacation) and will definitely be back in person!!

Great selection of books: Local subjects to matters of global importance. Picture books the…read moreyoungest readers/listeners to classic tomes. Recent books to enduring classics. Wisely curated selections of newspapers and other periodicals, of greeting cards, and of guides to the nearby mountains, forests, and fauna of the Olympic Peninsula. Knowledgeable staff always eager to learn more: worthy successors to the store's original, said to have retired to start catching up on their reading. As all loyal customers know, one can try, but will never succeed: there are always more books out there, and one of them is the one that you, gentle reader, needs to read next. If it's not at PBN, they'll get it for you quickly. What. A. Gem.

Great locally owned book store! Small, snug and filled with glorious books! Plus they'll order…read morewhatever you need!

They always have what I am looking for and the staff is so helpful and knowledgeable.read more