This was a very underwhelming event. The amount of booths and sellers in costume was impressive but…read morethe Santa area was depressing and bereft of people and things for kids to do other than coloring. Both my friend and I commented on the gate fee ($10 ahead, $12 at door) when the primary purpose for the fair seemed to be shopping. There were quite a few fabulous local vendors that I loved supporting. I was a little taken back by the amount of MLM booths (Scentsy, Pampered Chef, Tastefully Simple, Tupperware to name a few). There was not much in the way of entertainment other than some music which was back in a theater. No music piping over the loud speakers or anyone wandering around in costume or things I might expect. The food was standard fair food. I had a beef and cheese piroshki which was tasty. My husband had an excellent veal sausage and great sauerkraut from the food stands. Overall a fun community event but not for the door price. It seems like you would want people spending money on the vendors versus at the door. Wish they had a bit more to engage those who weren't just there to shop shop shop.

Go every year to this event and it is pretty much the same vendors and atmosphere. I love some of…read morethe vendors, but do not love the forceful salespeople for cosmetics or home goods. It is kind of off-putting to have to continually say, "no thanks"... I am not pleased with the cranky people at the gate, who were rude and ridiculous when we tried to get in, demanding we move back and come back later. It bothers me when people take their authority and act hostile with it!

I went to the fair for the first time and immediately realized the animals were better groomed than…read moreI was honestly, the cows, goats, and pigs were so beautiful they looked like model animals by far the best part of the day even though I did get yelled at by a child for petting an animal in the stall. To be honest, valid, I don't realize you can't touch them. I also loved walking through all the competition displays. The garden and flower entries were amazing - everything looked so perfect it almost seemed fake. I did not expect to become emotionally invested in competitive flowers, but here we are. There were also a bunch of art submissions for some kind of contest, and that was really fun to look through too. I liked seeing how different everyone's work was and how much effort clearly went into it. The indoor booth shopping area was also awesome and wayyyy bigger than I expected. There was so much random stuff to look at. I bought some knockoff squishies and tried a remote massager that was surprisingly incredible. I went in expecting animals and fair food and somehow left thinking about whether I needed massage equipment. I also really enjoyed the museum areas because I ended up learning more about Washington while I was there. That was a nice surprise and made the whole experience feel like more than just rides and food. My biggest complaint is the corn dog, and I feel obligated to warn people. It is not a normal corn dog. The outside is more like pretzel bread. If you love pretzels, you might be thrilled. If you were expecting a classic corn dog like I was, you will be disappointed Overall though very fun :)

The Washington State Fair (forever the Puyallup Fair to those of us who grew up around here) still…read morebrings all the classic fair vibes. There's something nostalgic about coming back for the food, rides, games, and people-watching. My biggest tip: go during the week if you can! It's way less crowded, the lines are much more manageable, and you can actually walk around and enjoy everything. And come hungry because the food is half the experience! Definitely grab a piroshky, an elephant ear, and of course the classic fair scones. If you're unsure what to eat, start with those. You really can't go wrong! Parking can be a B so either expect to pay $30+ or walk a long way. You'll be getting your steps in regardless! Always a good time and still has that classic Puyallup Fair feeling no matter what the official name is now.

I don't think I've been to a dirtier theater in my life. There was food and trash everywhere. It…read morewas hotter in the theater than outside, there was no air flow. I will not go back and definitely won't recommend to anyone.

Regal Longston Place is convenient and does the job for catching the latest movies. The seats are…read moredecently comfortable, and the sound system is pretty good. I also like that you can order tickets ahead of time and skip the box office line. That said, the theater could use a few updates. Some of the seating and carpets feel a bit worn, and the concession prices are definitely on the high side (but that's pretty standard for theaters these days). Overall, it's a good spot for a casual night out -- just don't expect luxury recliners or a brand-new feel.

OK - It's opening weekend for Spiderman Brand New Day. I hadn't been to this theater in several…read moreyears. I went this weekend because all the other theaters were darn near sold out. When I bought my tickets Saturday night for 10am Sunday, I bought the first 2 tickets for that show. That should tell you something. Biggest opening weekend of the year and this theater wasn't selling seats. Regal, PLEASE upgrade the seats in this theater. Holy hell. How uncomfortable. When we walked into theater 10, I was hit with an odor I can only describe as popcorn and vomit. Seats were dirty, floors sticky. Concessions were fine, staff was engaging and friendly. Bathrooms were ample. In it's heyday, those bathrooms needed to be that big. 25 years ago, it was a busy place. Not so much now, like at all. This theater is in sore need of a refresh for sure. Regal, get it together.

Can someone tell me why I'm getting ID'ed at a movie theater...? Just to watch a film? Wasn't even…read moretrying to buy alcohol. That's literally never happened in my life before. Me and my friends were watching an R-rated movie, and we're all 20. The lady at the front was rude and said she wouldn't let us in (even after buying tickets online) if we didn't have a proof of ID that we were of age. The hell?! Also, the seats suck. Most uncomfortable pieces of shit I've ever sat on. Took me five minutes and I already feel the back pain kicking in.

Bill hosted by son's 10th birthday and I have nothing but positive things to say. Bill worked with…read moreme to make sure the theme and gift bags matched my son's personality and helped find a place the trailer could be parked close to my (very hilly!) street. He and his daughter were helpful in managing a lot of kids with tech needs and remained patient and positive. The trailer is clean and spacious. I would hire him for any event!

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Floors and seats are always clean. Employees are kind and helpful. Have always answered any…read morequestions I have and replaced my cheese cup that I accidentally dropped on carpet. There is also a very nice massage chair just past concessions.

Why do the staff seem so off to me? We got tickets for a 5:11 movie and didn't start watching until…read more3:40 due to commercials... The the customer service.... A lady at the front desk was prepping food and looked at us multiple times and didn't say anything..... the other guy came up to the register and couldn't figure out the system and I had come back multiple times for a simple drinke and pretzel transaction. I understand customer service is difficult sometimes but how hard is it to say "hey, I'll be right with you? Or someone will be right with you or something, to look back at people multiple times and not say anything is kinda unprofessional and needs better customer service. This is a very outdated movie theater with bad customer service and way overpriced with how outdated and uncomfortable the seats are. Hope for the best for this movie theater... won't be back...

This is the place to go for a happy hour with friends, a date night, or a small group gathering!…read moreTheir selection of wines are carefully curated, and the self-serve machine is a great way to sample different varieties. They also serve cocktails and beer, as well as non-alcoholic beverages. The food is also delicious and presented with style. The charcuterie boards are great to share, as well as their flatbreads and sandwiches. But the best part is the service. Each server I have had has been impeccable, attentive and friendly. Try the patio on a warm summer day, and catch the live music when it's offered.

Good place to get wine around puyallup. Cozy spot and okay wine. The service was inattentive, not…read morewelcoming, short and for that reason I do not recommend.

While I have not been to the farm stand, I have bought Spooner berries at Metropolitan Market and…read moreat their stand at the Proctor Farmers Market in Tacoma recently in which they are sold by the pint or as a flat. The strawberries are sweet, but not overly so. Better than the usual grocery store strawberries. While the golden raspberries are delicious, they are very delicate. A few of them were crushed in transport leaving a wet mess. If you are looking for local berries, Spooner is a grower that you can depend on.

This is another farm that has moved to a more upscale, enclosed building with a/c model, etc. It's…read morebecome pretty gentrified/commeercialized in its presentation. Not what it what years ago, but still good.