Midway Building Supply may be located in a small, rural town, but it is stocked and managed like a…read morebig city building supply. In the process of building a vacation home, we have purchased thousands of dollars worth of building supplies from this store. They have a great selection, excellent customer service, and lots of inventory. We've found them to be super helpful in locating hard-to-find items and advising us of ways to reduce our construction costs. They deliver supplies to construction sites near and far and their delivery truck is equipped with a portable forklift which makes quick work of unloading and placing heavy construction supplies. If you've ever had to unload tons of supplies from a delivery truck you know how important this service is. Highly recommend.

The prices are okay, not usually worth having to go to Home Depot for instead, but the customer…read moreservice sucks. The people who work there look like they just had a colonoscopy. You almost have to beg for someone to ring you up.

I'm a small builder, purchase here a couple times a month. Their Product offering is foundation to…read morekeys, they have it all with great quality and great pricing. Staff is helpful and delivery drivers are experienced.

Best gun shop around for prices and customer service. They have to order most in but they show up…read morein a week or less. Kim beats all the other stores even Spokane and Wenatchee on prices. Find what you want at the corporate stores and buy from Daves to keep the family business alive.

Used to be the best gun store in the county, I know as I've been a customer for over ten years…read more Unfortunately, their newest employee doesn't know the first thing about customer service. He's always got a bad attitude and makes it seem like my business just isn't that important to them.

This store has a solid mix of many powwow-related and/or Native goods and supplies. Solid…read moreselection of beads and beading supplies, pendletons, scarves, shawls, tshirts and caps, some leather, beadwork, etc. The owner hits the powwow trail in the area quite a bit, so they sell at powwows all over Washington and Idaho -- she's super-friendly, and she and her sister own and staff the store. What's not to like about supporting Native female-owned businesses? While we were in the store, she visited with my auntie and little sis, and suggested an alternative route back to Electric City that was really beautiful. She knows the local area really well, and if she doesn't stock something, she's really helpful about where you could go to find it. My aunt bought a nice southwest-style necklace here; my little sister bought some beads; I bought some stuff for making earrings. Great shop, good resource.

This shop is awesome. I don't bead but I have never seen such an awesome selection of beading…read moresupplies anywhere else. I shop here for great gift items. I believe they are also locally owned and operated. Awesome. Thank you for working so hard and being part of our downtown selection.

The Good: :: it's a local business!…read more :: great location off the main street in Winthrop :: lots of well-curated items and brands. you'll find a good mix of things: outfits, tops, pants, jeans, shorts, jewelry, candles, perfumes, hats, accessories, and more :: service was very friendly and helpful :: you can find some great deals in the sales rack! The Bad: :: while they do sell things made from smaller brands and makers, they didn't offer too much locally made in Washington. it would be great if they did offer more things locally made in Washington! The Ugly: :: none Would I go back? Next time I'm in Winthrop, absolutely. This place is a very charming boutique shop with unique items that make for great purchases for others or for yourself. This place is IN.

Very lovely place with quite unique pieces of clothing, kids items, jewelry, candles. I have been…read morechecking out new merchandise every time I am in town, sometimes I find something, sometimes I dont, but always feel welcomed by the owner. I love to stop by just for a chat, she is great!

The place to go if you need: An epic lunch. Really…read more Tons of organic food and healthy products. Good coffee, beans, and brewed. Cool people hang out there, and the conversations are good. Ask Anika where the tomatoes come from.

Loving the feminine energy, smiley faces and willingness to try new ideas with the current team!read more

My wife and I are staying in Winthrop for a couple nights. Great little spot for snacks and…read morebeverages close to the town. The prices at the store for multiple six packs were cheaper than in Seattle! Nice lady working the front counter.

During the city wide power outage there were no worries if you were near this store, there was…read moreplenty of power - he was standing behind the cash register. Rude, power hungry little guy would have dimmed the lights if there were any on! We arrived in Winthrop shortly after the power in the entire valley went out due to the fires. Pardners had their generator up and running first so everybody was there getting ice, gas and necessities. Little did we know the grocery store would open or we never would have shopped here. The prices are absolutely outrageous and I know the little power hungry guy at the register was chuckling inside the whole time. He was rude to every customer in the store, wouldn't answer questions, said no a lot and was just generally horrible. Being visitors, we were in a bit of a panic, not quite knowing what to do. We had driven 8 hours to get that far and the thought of turning around didn't sit well with all of our tired bodies so we figured we'd get some food and hunker down for the night. Sandwiches would suit us just fine... hey, no bread... frozen sandwich rolls would be great once they thawed. (Remember, the entire valley is without power for an estimated two weeks at this point.) Power Boy refused to sell us the rolls stating they needed them for the steamed hot dogs. PERFECT! We'll take 8 of those steamed hot dogs then... no can do, generator doesn't operate the steamer... then we'll just take the rolls... no can do, they're mine and you can't have them! I was absolutely appalled at his attitude during the crisis of HIS town. He didn't want to help in the least, just wanted to ring up those sales. We walked out wondering what to do, what to do, what to eat (not what to drink, he sold us plenty of cold beer) only to discover the grocery store had opened! Wish we could have taken all our purchases back to Pardners... We visit Winthrop a couple times a year and have never shopped at Pardners and needless to say, we will never shop there again. Heck, it's a Texaco... may not ever use Texaco again... careful big corporations, these little town hicks wearing your logo and representing your company can give you a bad reputation. Note: I typically don't rant or rate low because of one employee or interaction and this one is no different. Every worker in there (3 men) was rude, disrespectful and "angry" with the customers. Maybe some training on disaster preparedness is in order...

We just came back from this cute town yesterday and we stopped by this adorable, super cool shop…read more The owner was very kind and friendly, and our group was welcomed in with no problem. We bought this super cute bird wind chime and the owner was super sweet. Not sure if we will be heading that way again from West Seattle but I recommend stopping by.

We popped into Inside Out Home & Garden shortly before closing in September 2022. Not only do they…read morehave a fantastic selection of gifts and decorative garden items, they have amazing customer service. Tom was so friendly and beyond helpful. He was so patient as we walked around the entire store having a super fun time looking at all the neat wares. I fell in love with a tall metal bird sculpture made from old silverware. Unfortunately the long metal stake it was mounted on was not going to be able to be carried on to the plane nor would it fit in my checked suitcase. The size also made it prohibitive to mail. Since I have a good welder, we came up with the idea to cut the stake. Tom's wife Terri, who was already home, popped down like it was no big deal to bring the metal snips! I was SO excited and appreciative of their going above and beyond! Every time I look at my sculpture, I think of this great store and the lovely owners.