This store was very clean & neat when I was shopping there earlier this afternoon. The sales ladies…read morewere all so sweet. I was looking around for a few things and the sales woman that decided to ask me if I needed any help you exactly what I was looking for. She was so cheery and so helpful. She helped me find the items that I was looking for and even some that were just really great suggestions. She noted my status as far as my Ulta rewards account goes. She thanked me for my business. She thanked me for my loyalty. She asked me if there's anything that I have been looking for, but not able to find. I did let her know that there were a few things, but there was no problem. The entire process was a wonderful shopping experience.

This review is for the salon only. I would say they could use an expansion/more stylists as the…read morewaiting time is very long and walk-ins are not really possible - at least not on the day I went. The woman at the desk was a bit hard to read, but ultimately courteous. I just couldn't come back three hours later :( The lesson being, when in Seattle/King County, make an appointment.

This is the best Bath & Body works I've ever been to. The staff (especially Sherida) were so…read morefriendly and patient. There is plenty of easy parking. The store had a great selection, much better stocked than other locations I've visited. 100000% recommend this location.

I love this store. Really friendly and positive staff. One was singing along with Christmas songs…read morewhile helping customers. $9.99 sale on 3-wick candles brought my gift card. These candles burn for a long time and smell amazing. Other brands are totally out of wax in less than a day while I can light one of these for 12 hours and will still have several more lightings before the wax is gone. Birthday month so I got hand lotion for free.

I don't know if the products are cheap here or not. I got a Esteelauder advance night repair,…read more$147for 100ml. Just FYI

Lots of different duty free shops that have specific items for sale. All sell alcohol, but shops…read morewill have a select feature like perfume, handbags, chocolate, etc... I bought a nice perfume for $24.90 because it was on sale. I would check out other stores in the future.

Good for getting your stuff. Cheaper in person. Lots of selection. Didn't notice an attitude…read moreproblem in any employees but important to remember they just sell the products! They're not your hairstylist. Got my hair dye no problem. Thanks!

I have been going to this Sally's location for at least the past 15 years and have always had a…read moregood experience with the staff except at one point there was a manager who always opened late sometimes even 30 minutes late but now there is a new manager and she's great. I have been a hairstylist for 27 years and appreciate the knowledge of the new manager about the product line. Sometimes the store is out of what I need even for a length of time but I believe that is largely due to Covid. Other than that I like the store and everyone seems quite friendly!

I love my Macy's, although whomever is doing the buying for the clothes in women's SUCKS!…read moreUsed to buy Calvin Klein, Levi's, Alfani all in that section they had great clothes back in 2018-19 can hardly find anything decent anymore and it sucks so bad . Can we get the buyer back that was purchasing for that time frame please, I miss my clothes it's hard to find style and when I did I spent a lot of $$. Now it's ehhh not even excited to go shop as the clothes are awful even Free People have lost their minds

I'm glad this store exists on principle. Normally I like dept. stores. And sometimes you need to…read moresee and feel something before buying it. Online shopping just doesn't cut it a lot of the time. However, I haven't been to a Macy's anywhere in the PNW, except maybe Bellevue, that didn't loom like it was going out of business. And just try finding a sales person to answer a question? Good luck with that. I had a few questions. One item on the shelf didn't match the display model. And there was a clearance item that was tied up with a security device so I couldn't examine it. That's two things I didn't buy. That's a missed sales opportunity. And, why wouldn't you post signs on the "up" escalator to warn people that you will be trapped on the 3rd floor unless you want to take the stairs. Both the elevator and down escalator were out of order. Once you've made it to the 3rd floor, it's too late. If you are of a certain age or have mobility issues, this is a big problem going down 3 flights of stairs to the 2nd level where the escalator was actually working, going down. I did hear one sales person tell customers, "it's just one flight down". No, it's THREE flights down to the 2nd floor. A flight is an uninterrupted segment of stairs. I counted 3. It's one "story" or level down. As I made my escape I actually stopped a young person with what looked like a grandparent with a cane and warned them not to go to the 3rd floor unless they were prepared to take the stairs down. I'm sure Macy's lost more customers that it kept because of this fiasco.

Ran into Ferdi L. (A manager a one of their stores) at the restroom, not washing his hands…read more Approached him and told him that with handling food etc he should wash his hands, he just laughed at him and did not care. Be aware you might get sick buying food here.

Whenever we travel to a larger airport, such as Seattle, I pop my head into the Duty Free store to…read moresee if they have my friend's favorite cologne by Emporio Armani. For whatever reason, the Duty Free stores sell this cologne for far less than he can get on even Amazon. On this latest stop over, I picked up two bottles for a total of $130; apparently that same number of bottles would have been $40 more anywhere else! Customer service was good and I appreciated the heads up about a potential bag charge at the checkout so I could just chuck them in my backpack and keep it moving!

I was on hold for 20 minutes until the system hung up on me. Drove down to the store while on hold,…read morearrived and there was no line, no phones ringing, just silence. I asked if they were having trouble with their phones. The woman just looked at me. I feel like if you don't know there is a problem with receiving calls, you should be informed especially with this type of business. Instead she took me aside and gave me to the pharmacist. This was who I needed so I asked my question about a medication availability. She said they didn't have the liquid. I asked about tablets. She told me I needed to wait for her to give someone a vaccination. Ok, I get it, this live guy is waiting for his vaccine and I'm just a hospice nurse trying to find a med close by for a dying patient urgently. Could the other lady look for the tablets? Nope.

On a Tuesday I had to pick up prescriptions for my daughter, and There is a few techs here that are…read moreprobably new, and still learning I get it. But I do see them trying their best to help the customers with a smile and good attitude, so these stars are for them. However there is one tech there that just gives attitude everytime she attends me. I seen her give attitude to all 3 people she helped while I waited on line. Straight up rude and no greeting, only "What's your last name" looking like she didn't want to be there and slamming everything. Like girl, go get a different job you clearly not happy here.

I love this store Very good and high quality clothes and…read moreshoes here And when discounts are very profitable

Stopped by the Nordstrom at Southcenter Mall to shop for a pair of sandals. The store is easy to…read moreget to with two outdoor entrances, one entrance from inside the mall, and plenty of nearby parking. It's a three-level store that feels clean, organized, and easy to navigate. I also appreciated how clean the restroom was, which is always a nice touch during a shopping trip. The overall experience was efficient, and I think it's easy enough for a first-time visitor to find their way around. The men's shoe department employees could have been a bit friendlier, as the service felt somewhat reserved. My biggest disappointment was the selection, especially for sandals, which was noticeably smaller than what I've seen at the Downtown Seattle and Bellevue Nordstrom locations. It works well if you're already at Southcenter, but I personally wouldn't make a trip here specifically for shoe shopping. Efficient: Yes First-Time Friendly: Yes Would I Return: No - JY Review