I came here for a store pickup. They had all the store pickup items neatly organized on a rack at…read morethe front desk. I didn't need to wait in line and went straight to the front, where an associate helped me efficiently. The store was very spacious and full of great items. I will definitely come back to check out their wide variety of products and great deals. Parking was easy, as there is a mall parking lot.

Rack is close to home and is so perfect to pick up cute outfits and accessories when you don't feel…read morelike going downtown to Bellevue Square. I also go there to return online orders. Easier than boxing up and going to the fed ex place and more fun. I end up browsing and grabbing something new! I'm super short so I do love that I can try on and get stuff altered while there, come back and pick up my alteration and the shopping cycle starts all over again Last May I had to make a quick trip to AZ 110deg temps and I got my entire wardrobe, sleeveless tops, shorts, pajamas, sandals and travel bag for the trip.

Even though they ended up not having the item I was looking for, Nicole O still provided great…read morecustomer service. They were very busy and she still took her time and didnt rush me. This is definitely a different experience than what I've had at other locations. Ill definitely be back and I've already told 2 friends about the great selection of towels and furniture. Do yourself a favor and stop by, even if you have to go out of your way a bit. Definitely worth it!

Made a quick stop to look for a jar opener. They have a section in the back of the store with…read morekitchenware. They often have items that you don't find at other shops. Browsed the isles for the jar opener but no luck today. Will need to stop at another home goods store.

The Bespoke Clothier completely changed how I think about fit. If you have a hard-to-fit body type,…read moreyou know how disappointing even "altered" clothes can be. I brought Gabriel a designer suit that still didn't feel right after store alterations. He was pretty honest--said the best it could become was a 7/10--and then went to work. He adjusted the shoulders, chest, sleeves, lapels, which required him to move every single button. It was literally a completely different suit. And for the first time, it actually fit the way it should. Since then, I've gone back for five custom suits, multiple shirts, and my favorite, an overcoat (which I'd avoided for years because of off-the-rack fit issues). Every item has come out perfectly tailored. If fit has always been a compromise for you, it's worth seeing what Gabriel can do. Adding some photos, but I'm not a fashion/textiles photographer. It's harder than it looks.

I've been looking for a place to get a proper suit made for a while. I consider myself a difficult…read morefit -- my chest measurement is at least 10 inches more than my waist. My posture is very upright and that just makes the chest issue even more difficult. There aren't many places in the US outside of New York that do real bespoke -- patterns cut from scratch. I'm glad I found Gabriel. He has a great understanding of classic men's style and proportions. The suit he made for me is very comfortable and continues to get better as the canvas takes the shape of my body. I keep looking for areas to make micro improvements for my next project with him. But to be honest, the fit is so good I'm not sure there's much to change other than experimenting with other styles, like a double breasted. I plan on commissioning something from him every year as long as I stay in Washington. The super tight, short jacket with the bum exposed, with skinny lapels was trending for a while on off the rack clothing. Even some made to measure places make suits like this. If you are looking for a suit to wear for the next 10 years, I encourage you to give Gabriel a try and have him make something timeless for you.

TARGET @ BELLEVUE FACTORIA…read more There is plenty of parking available right out front, but since this Target is located in a shared indoor mall/plaza, it can get pretty popular, especially with other stores like Nordstrom Rack nearby. Parking is free, and if you go on a weekday, it's much easier to find a spot since it's not overly crowded. I really like this Target, it's pretty big and well laid out. I especially love that there's a Starbucks inside, and the staff at both Starbucks and Target were super friendly. They have a great selection overall, and Target's home décor section is my favorite. I could honestly spend hours there. I also love how the store is connected to the rest of the indoor mall, which makes it really convenient to shop multiple places in one trip. They offer fresh food options and a wide variety of items to choose from. The service itself was decent, and while Target can be a bit on the more expensive side, you're always paying for the quality and brand you know and trust. Overall, I'd definitely recommend stopping by if you're in the area.

Sad how times have changed for this once neighborhood staple of a store. I remember going when it…read moreused to be hustling & bustling, with long lines at every cashier. Now it's a dead store. Even before the boycotts began. Clothing racks seem to always be left in shambles. Random shelves empty. Dressing rooms a mess with piles of clothes. Yikes. Security seems to be a joke (even with the amount of crime spike in the area). They also have barely one register running at any given time, barely any employees around the store to ask questions to - every section including the front seems empty, always. You just need to do self-checkout which is fine until you have an issue ringing something up or just a simple q. Even TJMaxx and Nordstrom next door seem much busier, but also they have human faces around to interact with. Target became lifeless.

This shop is incredible. The owner had great style. It's not just a happy place for men. I would…read moresay any creative, stylish person would enjoy a stroll! I hope she expands the clothing to women. I purchased a few items and will definitely be back! I have my eye on a watch for my husband :)

From the owner: One 11 Mens Clothing, a shop thoughtfully curated for the Pacific Northwest guy in your life. The…read moreowner, Aidenn Mullen's journey started as a menswear designer for successful East Coast brands, but when she discovered One 11, she fell in love and decided to make the leap into small business ownership. Now based in Gig Harbor, she’s bringing her passion for menswear and a keen eye for style to the local community. Her shop is stocked with an exciting mix of inventory, featuring brands like YoColorado!, Bridge and Burn (Portland, OR), Pendleton (OR), and The Landmark Project, which supports National Parks. From cozy loungewear and warm outerwear to rain gear, shackets, graphic tees, hoodies, wallets, belts, knives and bourbon mixers One 11 has something for every PNW guy.

Very cool shop with lots of hardcore denim for those on the lookout for it! Primarily for men, they…read morecan hem your pants in shop after you get them! Pretty sweet!

Staff is helpful, thats the positive bit. They dont put…read moreprice tags on for a reason. Check the return policy before you buy $400 jeans...

When at The Shops At The Braven I went into David Lawrence and was very pleased to see the Diesel…read morebrand again. They were jeans and I usually go after the brand's shirts but still it was refreshing to see the brand again. I don't see it as much as I used to which tickled the fashion nostalgia some. Versace was also there. Quite a bit of merchandise from that brand which gave me the same refreshed feeling of seeing it again. The staff that was there was very pleasant and attentive but in the end nothing quite fit into my style. We covered what my style is in my review for The Shops At The Braven so you can get the idea there...

David and his family are always top notch when it comes to customer service. Absolute…read moreprofessionalism and true dedication to personal service. I love shopping here and am a forever loyal client. Thank you

This gift shop brings me joy. It's tailored towards locals but they also carry general merch. It…read morereminds me of Fireworks and Kinokuniya but less cluttered. They have other locations in the area but this particular one on Capitol Hill is the most convenient for me. The staff is welcoming and friendly. They have apparel, pins, stickers, and other fun gifts. I caught the 49 bus from downtown but the 10 and 12 were an option too. I just took whichever bus came first. Sure, I could have walked up the hill but I didn't want to get all sweaty.

Super cool store!! Perfect for fun trinkets or cute clothes. We loved looking at the plushies and…read moreblind boxes. We bought a couple smiskis. Cashier was super nice and sprinkled some magic on our smiski for luck - opened it and ended up pulling the one we wanted!! :))

I'm not a big mall person. Usually I go with a purpose and destination. This mall houses…read morerestaurants, stores and my eye doctor. The Christmas decorations were lovely. The photos show a fairly empty mall mid day. Huge and wide open spaces. Good lighting too. The value would depend on which store you're looking at. The parking lot around this mall is always busy. Which leads me to believe it's a fairly popular place. I do frequent the Amazon Fresh not necessarily connected directly to the mall but next door. There is a Nordstrom Rack, lakeshore education store, and of course the T&T Supermarket on one end of the mall. So yes, a large selection of shopping choices with various values. Any stores I've visited had good service. Security is always seen circulating the area which makes me happy too. Enjoy life! SYOY!

Factoria is a neighborhood of Bellevue, WA, and has a dedicated shopping mall (Marketplace at…read moreFactoria) that people around the area will go to. Recently, a large Asian grocery opened as one of the outdoor anchors, so we decided to come down. We noticed right away how crowded the outdoor surface lots were, and that there was a line extending outside to get into the grocery store, so we nixed that idea. Instead, we found a less crowded parking area on the other side of the mall. It is a one story indoor mall, with a mix of small businesses, kiosks, and big anchor stores. The layout is definitely from an earlier time, but unlike malls like this in California which are closed or just empty, this one had a fair amount of shoppers milling around. One thing to note are that some of the anchor stores are not connected to the indoor mall at all, instead requiring you to walk outside and through parking to get where you want to go. Like I said, not a great layout.