The off duty security officers from Yakima and Tenino 10 stars. Friendly, knowledgeable, and…read morehelpful. I always feel safer at TJ Maxx than out in the Northgate area which can have some unpredictable scenarios. The staff at this location are hard working, keeping the isles and racks neat, and I hard saying this but it doesn't look like Ross. The toy area is straightened and you don't see shoes everywhere on the ground and feel like you're at a picked over estate sale. I miss the Maxx downtown and the two levels. Great job, and the cashiers are always super friendly and keep the line moving for efficiency. The snacks by the register get me every time. Watch out. They're a good deal.

Prior to today, I used to swing by TJ Maxx to buy storage solution items, beauty sponges or the…read morerare Pat McGrath eyeshadow palette sighting. However, my recent visit has left me feeling uncomfortable and annoyed. I am in the process of moving and walked over here to pick up some storage items for my bathroom. The person at the cashier was pushier than usual to get me to sign up for a TJ Maxx credit card. She then asked me if I have photo ID and I said no just to get her off my case. She then tells me it's against the law to not have a photo ID on me (which is false) and goes into how you never know with how things are nowadays. That left me feeling very uncomfortable, icky and no longer willing to shop at this TJ Maxx.

Desiree is the best. Clone her please. If she tells you something you need to listen. She's well…read moreeducated on the brands. She also respects your time and found me some great Versace and got me right back on the road in 20 minutes. Ask for her and get the service you deserve!

I have been shopping at this Nordstrom rack for years…read more I also enjoy ordering online from Nordstrom's and picking it up at the rack . But something has changed there. Not sure if it's management or what . There is no longer a pick up counter, so instead, you have to wait in a long line of people who are checking out to pick up your order that you've already paid for . The cashiers are working as fast as they can, but there was about 35 people in line in front of me today and again a week and a half ago when I was there . Please bring back the pick up counter !! Thank you

5 stars for Ellen in the Seafood Dept. super friendly and helpful. When you buy seafood, they give…read moreyou the seasonings like garlic butter, lemon pepper butter, lemon slices, etc. Dylan, our cashier, also friendly and helpful. This location is convenient for us since is just .5 miles away from us and big parking lot. I like their Fuchsias Day in April where you bring your pots, but your plants and they will fill your pots with dirt and plant the plants! The staff were so happy and enjoyed doing this - it was the kick off for their spring plants.

Standard Fred Meyer. Clothing section is smaller than other locations but they always have good…read moreclearance and sales. I like to stop here as they have a specific brand of deodorant that I use and is hard to find at other stores. This store is well organized and always clean when I shop. Parking lot is huge and the store is super close to the bus stops.

I've been shopping at crossroads for over a decade. I've found some really good gems and still have…read morea selvedge denim jacket and an All Saints pea coat. Given the location of the store, I'm glad there is security. The selection does reflect a younger ish demographic of 20 something college students with a sprinkle of vintage Pendleton and Eddie Bauer. If you know what you're looking for and study brands, this is a great shop. I found a made in Amsterdam recycled blanket sweater which is super cozy. I randomly find made in Portugal shoes that may run for $280 to $300 for $40. I think it's about approach. I will say that the Cap Hill location feels like the grow up sibling. I go here for Scotch and Soda blazers, Camper shoes, random Nike collabs, and a $20 dress shirt. I am happy that this crossroads exists. Service is hit or miss. Over 10 years it's hard to quantify the helpful from the snooty. I think all in all I give it a 7 out of 10.

The selection of women's clothes here is okay, but definitely not worth it for the price. I saw…read moremultiple faded & worn out Brandy Melville tops selling for $15-$18 even tho it's $20-$24 for the same item full price on Brandy Melville's website. Definitely disappointing for a thrift store, selection and price wise. My Hispanic bf has also felt like they treat him differently every-time he goes in there without me. And from reading these reviews it seems like other people have noticed this issue too. And I have noticed I get treated differently when I go in with him than when I go alone or with friends.

Store is clean and they have a good variety of goods. A good place to get something cheaper when…read moreyou forget something, like my son who forgot his jacket when he came to visit. The line moved fast and the staff are always friendly.

The selection is great. I can always find what I am looking for and more. These days, I look for…read morebaby/toddler clothes, accessories, workout, kitchen ware and skin care. They have a wide variety of options for you. The sales representatives are very kind and helpful. Their prices are fair for Marshall's. Definitely beats shopping at a major retail store. The parking is huge and next to up and coming shopping center that is gradually growing.

i called for info re a product. The staff member did not know for sure…read more She went an looked all over her stock and came back and gave me exact info re what she has and does not have. It was very nice of her to do so so very cordially. Thank you.

Today I went in to stock up on the stuff I live from Dollar Tree... and this is one of my fave…read morelocations. Today it sealed that... I walked in and the vibe was great. Two employees were stocking shelves and having the most wholesome convo about the holidays and their family... once I was done shopping one of those employees, Taj, saw me headed towards the register and he greeted me and it just got better. We had a great chat about winter in Seattle (we are both transplants) and it was such a refreshing interaction. Taj is the epitome of what good customer is. You don't have to be fake or sickeningly sweet, you just have to be real. Taj was at once relatable and enviable. His great attitude will boost me for the rest of the day. Be like Taj.

I've only been once to the Daiso that was in Seattle's Roosevelt neighborhood before it closed…read more Never stopped in the Daiso locations in Tukwila or Lynnwood either. However, I've been eyeing the grand opening of the new Daiso in Bitter Lake/North Seattle. It is located around the corner from Aurora Donuts and diagonal from Amazon Fresh, Ulta, and Planet Fitness. There's a shared parking lot and of course, located along Aurora so available via the Metro Rapid Ride E bus route. On the way to Ballard, I decided to swing by around 11:30am and check out this new location (6/1/24). It was nice to wander the aisles and look at a variety of items: plushies, kitchen/household goods, home/desk decor, personal care items, stationary, stickers, office supplies, storage items, crafting items, food items like ramen bowls, assorted bottled and canned beverages, teas, snacks, sweets, ad naseum. Pro tip: yes, it's a block away from Office Depot. But why have staid office supplies and stationary? When you can have fun and unique items instead from Daiso! The only line I saw was for the checkout, which was "terrible" because it allowed me to gawk at closely at potential impulse items, lol. The front counter was very efficient with upbeat staff, so not much of a wait. I managed to spend over $30, so I was given a grand opening goodie bag upon leaving. It actually had several useful items which was shared with The Homie. He's the one who introduced me to Daiso originally. Daiso may become my new retail therapy for budget minded shoppers. Welcome to North Seattle!

Great place for Japanese kitchen and household things like bowls and chopsticks at discounted…read moreprices. Also a unique selection of Japanese packaged food products.

Shopping in Seattle, Washington…read more.. Dollar Tree is another store that's not in Hawaii. I like to look for bargains - especially on artificial flowers (for the cemetery), greeting cards, sunglasses and reading glasses, stationary, kitchen gadgets, etc. I got a Stitch notebook and some hangers for my niece's closet... plus some artificial autumn leaves for my dad and grandparents. It was a good experience, especially because of the kind, efficient cashier. She managed the long line of customers well and had time to give me the key to the restroom and explain the location. Thank you so much!

Empty shelves, entire aisles with a scattered handful of items, and what they DO have hasn't moved…read morefor weeks. For months (maybe longer) the store has looked like it's closing since items aren't restocked like nearby DT stores are. And the cashier shouting "welcome to DOLLAR tree!" every time the door opens, even if someone leaves, is irritating! It sounds like a cartoon bird, other stores don't do it, so stop. At least they no longer block entire aisles with boxes, but if the shelves are empty, it doesn't matter. This is has been the closest Dollar Tree to me for years, and it's the absolute worst I've ever seen.