Shopping in Tukwila, Washington…read more.. My niece wanted to go to Costco last time I visited her for her birthday in December. Somehow, we ran out of time. This time, I promised her that we would make Costco a priority. She finished work early and made our way to this organized, clean, and efficient warehouse. Parking was a bit challenging as people maybe had just finished work and were possibly shopping on their way home. We parked on the edge of the parking lot... no problem! Inside, the place seemed gigantic! The freezer section was like a longer row... as compared with the Costcos on Oahu, Hawaii. Plus, there was a Garden Center. I don't think we have those. We didn't really have time to see everything. We got whatever was on the niece's list, packed the frozen foods in my Trader Joe's cooler bag, and went to dinner nearby. This was a great experience! My niece has home meals for a while without breaking the bank... and everything fit in her home freezer!

Parking-wise one of the good costcos, you don't hit bunch of bottlenecks and traffic before you…read morequickly find a spot. The product selection is on the more premium end compared to some others, lots of halal food and lamb options( for example new Zealand lamb racks) as well as some other options to serve many other preferences. The order of things and set up might throw you off a bit- follows an untraditional circle pattern compared to common costco set up. Wish whiskey and wine selection was a bit richer. Folks are overall very helpful - for example despite the butcher area was closed the person still came out to answer couple questions of mine regarding blade tenderizing process. The food area after the registers is a bit smaller but not cramped. Overall Tukwila costco provides a good value composition

My husband is almost as nosy as I am when it comes to discovering new places. So when he said he…read morewanted to check out this new grocery store near southcenter, I was aghast to learn that there had been one under my nose this whole time. When he pulled into the parking lot, I knew exactly why I had missed it previously. Not only is the parking lot pretty narrow and single aisled, the concrete-blocked storefront itself is not obvious. I would assume it would be maybe the corporate office for the postal service or something similar. But definitely not a grocery store. With that being said, the storefront was clearly open and was easy to access. They had carts that were also easy to access, the aisles were clean and organized, although it was a 50/50 shot on value. It really depends on what you're looking for. But for the most part, protein sold in bulk was a great deal, along with other bulk goods like beans, pasta, grains, etc. I didn't really see that great of a discount on smaller individual items like spices or beverages, or even produce. Checking out was simple. Everyone made a single file line down and waited to cashiers to become available. Since the single file goes down the store to the right, it was difficult to see the cashiers. We waited about 10 minutes to be checked out. I'm not entirely sure if mostly working with other food service vendors and workers changes anything for the cashiers here, but I felt that it did lend a bit of a detached air from what you and I are used to in a more public grocery store. The employees, although they acknowledged everyone, were did not appear to manage the line (i.e.: calling out when a checker is ready, instead waiting for the customer to approach them), welcome or greet customers. They were having a few side conversations that halted traffic for a bit, but we have just arrived in time for a shift change, breaks, or something else similar. All in all, I felt the opportunity cost of all things given was enough to definitely return in the future. We made out like a bat out of hell with the bulk frozen ahi tuna and we'll be eating delicious dinner for the next couple weeks!

The store is generally well maintained…read more They offer refrigerated and frozen sections stocked with meat, dairy, produce, and prepared foods. It's a restaurant supply-style store, with large quantity packaging and even an aisle dedicated to Asian groceries. Most items come in bulk, with meat packages often exceeding 10 lbs--great value for the price. I picked up 14 lbs of boneless pork cushion at just $1.79/lb, along with a pack of romaine lettuce and fresh green beans.

We recently remodeled our kitchen and replaced all our kitchen cabinets and countertops. ABS…read moreprovided the cabinets, the countertops and the installation. Quality was good and installation went fine and was completed in less than expected time. Everything occurred on schedule. Cynthia, who work with us on the layout, was particularly helpful, keeping us informed throughout, answering any questions and even coming out to the house on a Saturday to check our measurements before installation. She also followed up after the installation and had the installer stop by to answer some in-person questions about proper maintenance.

From the owner: Leading factory direct kitchen cabinets & countertops wholesaler in California & Washington State…read more Reseller programs for showrooms & contractors.

Beautiful tile show room. They have bigger slabs so you can actually visualize and touch the slabs…read more It is definitely pricey and according to the lady, it is a local company.

We placed our tile order in October 2023. The order was supposed to be in Seattle in early March…read more2024. We have been waiting for our tile for 5 months, only to find out that the tile maybe will be here in May due to a customer order mistake. Unacceptable!

Local shop for journaling, scrapbooking, and back to school supplies…read more It's located near Southcenter Costco. It's smaller than their Pike Place Market/Downtown Seattle location but it still has a good variety of merch. I like the quality of their items. It's a nice gift shop for any time of the year so if you need to find a birthday or Christmas present you'll probably find something here.

Cute store with fun stationary. I drove a long distance to visit. The young people working were…read morebusy on their phones and didn't acknowledge me when I entered. There were a couple other folks in the store. After driving so far I had to use the restroom. I have a ADA acknowledged disease. I have a card that allows me to use a restroom because of my disease. The employees were not going to let me use it. But messaged the manager who said I could. I then had a nice time looking at all the fun stationary. And purchased some nice items.

Humph!.... Either you do... ? Or You Don't!…read more We wanted to consider a lazy-Susan for a blind-corner. .. our contractor worked with Krafter's land kitchen planner. Krafter's land only sales 'standard' cabinets. A standard Lay-Susan is 35 X 35 with a door opening of about 12-inches on each side. .. so.... How did my NON-Standard 33 X 33" lazy Susan come with 6" openings?.. 3-to- 6" inches less than the standard opening? I have three-Blind-Corners. Krafter's COULD-NOT accommodate a cabinet that would fill this whole area. They wanted me to accept a cabinet that would only fill part of this space. Hmmmm! Aren't blind corners a standard? And they don't accommodate? The planner's ambition seemed to desire to fill my walls with cabinets... it did not matter if the lower cabinets were aligned with the upper cabinets... did not matter. Putting in a two-door cabinet on one wall and putting two individual single cabinets across the way (thus minimizing my storage space).. and the there are the spacers .... An inch here, three inches there.. all eating up my precious storage space. Oh it Looks Gorgeous.... But nothing is aligned--- 4 cabinets up top, three on the bottom and none of the lines match. The cabinets themselves are beautiful!.... And I am a baker. I asked for roll-out shelves/drawers.... My baking shelf has 10# white flour, 10# wheat flour, 5# of both white and brown sugar..... guess what?.... Their roll-out shelves can-NOT carry this kind of a load... this load will cause dragging and musfunction. Hmmmm And the final clincher..... you buy- puck up and install--- they are yours. No returns. But they are pretty!

Good service and friendly staff, a lot of choice of kitchen and bath materials…read more If you ever need remodel, this place is highly recommended!

This place is HUGE and filled with a nice variety of furniture and decor. Marty was the salesperson…read morewho helped us and she's as sweet as pie. She gave us plenty of space to shop but was always within earshot to get us a price on the items we were interested in. I'd highly recommend anybody looking for furniture to check this place out because they have so much variety and many customizations. We will be back to spend our money here.

Service excellence with qualified sales team that put customer first. Always honest about price and…read moreoffers. Wide inventory to choose from.

It is great to have these guys in the Seattle area as a distributor of bicycle components and…read moreaccessories. I had ordered the wrong version of a hub and an expensive cassette that I realized that I didn't need. My experience with returning both was surprisingly easy unlike my experiences with another distributor that used to also have a location in Kent, WA. They have a great crew down in Kent and I look forward to doing a lot more business with them. Note that they only sell wholesale to retailers and not to the public.

This is the place to go if you need to order wholesale bike parts. Without a doubt they carry the…read morebest selection of the best and newset MTB products as well as a modest amount of road equipment. You will need to create an account with them but they offer great parts at about HALF the retail price.