Drinks were cold and cheap! Bartender and staff was great! Friendly patrons even to a stranger from…read moreJersey! Will be back for food!

I've been here twice and the people are very welcoming. The look on faces are inviting and all are…read morehappy to talk. The entertainment they schedule is fantastic and they have lots of other game options. Pool tables, poker and more. This is not my primary club but I will make it a regular stop. The alcohol pricing is great and what you would expect for it being a private club, PLUS the happy hour pricing is fantastic! Thanks!

Update: The beer is now competitively priced! Kirkland Eagles is great for a good time almost any…read moreday of the week and drinks are now poured just right. Check the schedule for games and events.

I'm an Elk & 2021-23 Exalted Ruler of Seattle Elks 92. If I lived in the eastside, Kirkland or…read moreBellevue I would join this Aerie. Cheapest drinks in town, affordable food, and the charities benefiting the community. Family friendly place with a parking lot. Pool, video games, pull tabs gambling among others, & BINGO. My friends are members & invited me.

re: food donations I…read moredrop off food here occassionally when I cannot drop it off at the designated food bank for whatever reasons. Hopelink is a very organized and well established facility. I've always had assistance and have not had any major wait times from what I can recall.

Great place to meet and talk with other vets the staff is nice and a lot of time there some type of…read moremeal going on or some type of event

Nice post, very friendly staff. Come here after work all the time! They have Bingo every Saturday…read moreand dancing on Wednesday.

I don't get to volunteer much anymore, I definately had more time in high school and college, but…read morewhen I get a chance, I tend to find places which serve good causes. In Seattle, there are many that fall into that catagory, and this one stands out. Food banks are places which are more important than ever before. There are too many people in unfortuante situations. Either because of some circumstance which is out of their control, or for what ever reason, it becomes necessary to rely of the charity of others. I volunteered here, as part of Seattle Works. Like many food banks I have volunteered at, it's simple, have your energy up, a welcoming smile, and respect. This one serves tons of people, Wednesdays and Saturdays. They have two shifts, one in the morning and afternoon. If you come early, be prepaired to get to packing and sorting. Donations come from local groceries and neighborhood residents. People line up, come in, get food items, and are on their way. Simple. I always say, it's good to give back, and this place is a good way to giving back, even if you don't have money to give; give a little time, it's well worth it. Tip: There is limited parking, some just north of the location, and some 24 hours spots on the street across(south) from the fire station. Don't park at the fire station, they don't really appreciate cars blocking their station. Wear comfortable clothes, and good shoes, you'll be on your feet.

As far as food banks go, North Helpline has it down! This is one of the most organized food banks…read morewith a great deal of staff and a nice warehouse space. When I have volunteered, it has been on the Saturday morning shift, four long hours! Be prepared to stand for most of the time and for non-stop people coming through. Generally Seniors and the Disabled are in the first round of clients. It is nice that they are able to come through first without being hindered by a large crowd. This food bank generally has a great deal of fresh produce, meat and many donations from Whole Foods and other markets. It feels good passing out items that I know I don't spurge on for myself. I appreciate that the clients at the food bank can turn away items that they do not wish to take. It feels very humane that people are not put in a position that they must eat anything given to them just because they are in need. If you have some volunteer time, keep North Helpline in Lake City in mind! northhelpline.org

Lots of blouses to chose from. Definitely for older women. Not much of a men's selection. Baby…read moresection is very limited. The women suggest I go to "Small Threads" for baby clothes.

This thrift store always has everything in the best condition-clothing is tops, always the latest…read morestyle, best condition. Their book section is full of both hardback and soft cover books for adults plus a good selection for children. Their housewares section is always amazing, full of really useful and excellent condition items for the home. There are often full collections donated. Pricing is very reasonable. Their new furniture store is gorgeous, you can find anything you need from chairs, lamps, pictures, fans, home decor, bedspreads, blankets, vases, mirrors-you name it you can find it and it will be in excellent used condition but also a lot of new items too. Best place to shop although their shoe selection is small (and the only place I found items not in top condition) and their childrens and mens selection is small. (Most people don't think to donate men's clothing or items for some reason, it's basically women.). Women's clothing is not "Maxanista" it's for more mature women but accessories fit all. I get lots of gift bags here for pennies and if you have the time, their greeting cards are numerous. Also wrapping paper! Come see, you'll find! Their seasonal holiday decor is always amazing too.

Scouter are a very diligent group by nature, but Chief Seattle has one of the most dedicated groups…read moreI have ever worked with in Scouting! As a former Key 3 member, I found our DE was exceptional in terms of developing volunteer talent and finding the right leadership for the boys and girls in Cubs, Boy Scouts, Venturing and Sea Scouts in our District. This is my third Council and I had the chance to serve on several Wood Badge staffs. The learning and patience of those experiences has helped me in both my business and personal life. As a parent of a Scout, I found that the Council worked very hard on stressing the importance of training to their volunteers. The motto was "Every Child Deserves a Train Leader!" The Commissioner staff was always on the lookout for those who didn't wear the red "Trained" badge and encouraging them to get involved. Nice!

I've been involved at the troop level for many years and in recent years become involved in adult…read moreleadership training as well which is sponsored by the council office. The volunteers and the staff of the Chief Seattle Council are top notch with everything they do. I appreciate the commitment they have to the kids and adults they serve every day. I'm also very excited that the organization as a whole has been willing to grow and change with the times.

Went here as part of my enjoyment of thrifting but also for my job developing for work. Why can't I…read moreenjoy a little thrifting while trying to get my folks hired? I spoke to the manager who actually more attentive and pleasant than the Redmond store managers. The lay out of this particular Goodwill is ok, the shoes are kept up organized. They have a power strip ready to be used to test out electronics and though I know it's hard to keep the children's section tidied up, it was surprisingly organized. The highlight of my visit here was that I found some good condition Jordan Proto-max 720 sneakers in my size. I'm not a giant sneaker head...just a tiny bit and could tell before looking it up it was a steal. After doing so, I was right - $29.99 but they go for over $130! They may be dead stocked at this point. Needless to say, these were scooped immediately.

Everything is so overpriced. Do they forget that all the stuff they get is free? Used shoes for…read more$45. used punching bag for $55 or you can buy a new one for $50? One 15 pound weight for $25 If the owner's gonna respond here and say we need money to keep up with operating costs. I would highly suggest lowering the prices and then you're going to move more inventory. Stop trying to rip us off. Look for garage sales don't go here.