This place is the best! My mom recommended it for the Peanut Bruttle, but their staff is amazing…read more Besides all of the cooking appliances and goodies, the fudge is to die for.

Culinary Apple is the best in Chelan, so Leavenworth is a second option. My cookie cutters, fudge,…read morelinen, etc. Its perfect!

they are open until 6 pm mon -sat that is ridiculously late for this town…read more they always have everything i need ! nose spray, contact solution, a giant antique cash register -- its all there!

Just a quick disclaimer--I used to work there. I no longer do, but that hasn't dampened my…read moreadmiration for Gross Drug at all. On the contrary--I feel stores like this represent the best of the old America I grew up in. Bridgeport is in the middle of nowhere, and Gross Drug is the last old business in a town whose demographic has changed dramatically in the last forty years. During all that time Dale and Sheryl Gross have maintained an old fashioned feel to their full-service pharmacy and drug store. You can find obscure products from your childhood and the latest cancer medications. There's an excellent magazine section (the nearest one that's better is fifty miles away). Gifts, children's toys, cards and beauty products, stationery and office supplies, even a few vet supplies. Everybody there is friendly, cheerful, and will literally move the world to get you what you need--just ask. The old Five-And-Dime--my home town of Menlo Park, California had one. It's now replaced by a snarky boutique in a high street utterly unrecognisable from the gentle backwater it once was. So dreadfully sad. But Gross Drug in Bridgeport, Washington is INSTANTLY recognisable from the days when America was intimate and friendly. Long may it live!

What a great shop! I have been to 3 of the 4 locations - Chelan - Leavenworth & I'm a fan. They…read morehave a great selection of local & name brand clothes for men. I feel pampered as a guy & don't always feel that way at other shops. You can have a drink: beers & ciders. They also have barbers, on staff - so you can get a fresh cut! Friendly & kind staff.

Nathan consistently delivers exceptional haircuts, demonstrating a high level of professionalism.read more

Ximena helped me buy my first Hokas! She was super friendly and personable. she is a great addition…read moreto your staff. I have purchased shoes here every August on vacation! Great store and staff!

My family and I recently visited this store and were impressed with the quality of merchandise and…read morehiger-end brands they sell: Patagonia, North Face, Columbia... all the big names. It's not a huge store, but they have all the basics and then some. The prices for clothing are somewhat high, but I suppose when dealing with designer sports brands and high-end clothing, it's to be expected. I liked how they had a sales rack in the back. It was small, but there were some good deals to be had. The woman who works here greeted us when we came in and was pleasant. The store was clean and easy to navigate. I'd definately check them out if you're in the market for nice work-out/running gear, clothing or accessories.

Adorable store with lots of interesting items - super dog-friendly with an extensive dog treats…read moresection. Good sale on summer T-shirts.

The service is excellent. Very warm and welcoming. They have great merchandise. Very cute and…read moreaffordable clothes for women. The very best place in Chelan to buy swimsuits. For the past five years Whaley's General Store is the only place I buy my summer sandals they have a great selection. Also dog toys, treats, beds and accessories. Now I don't have to go to Wenatchee because everything I need or want for my dog is all right there. My favorite store in the town of Chelan.

My husband can't leave a hardware store alone, so he had to go in, but wow... They got a ton of…read morethings, a surprisingly large store. It doesn't look that big, but it keeps on going. I mean just from the looks of it, if you need to fix anything, they probably have it. Plus fishing items, some toys, tons of BBQ stuff and other household items.

Brogan was so awesome helping me change all the door handles, deadbolts, etc. for my home, AND…read moregetting all the locks set with 1 key. So helpful.

Poke. cringe. poke. cringe. poke. Ahhhh. That feels WEIRD. okay, better now. poke. poke. whhhoa…read more Wow, I'm awake. How long has it been? I'm ready to go, go, go! I've gotten a couple of acupuncture treatments at Grassroots (with/from Marit), and... well, I've definitely been enjoying the unique experience. Grassroots has a sliding scale ($15-35) fee and they want you to come in as much as you need to and feel better. There is not as much one-on-one interaction as I'd imagine you'd get on a more expensive appointment at a clinic that doesn't offer "community acupuncture," but you can always schedule a time to talk and you do get a chance to check in before the needles go in. So the "big thing" that has kept me from trying it for many years is: Fear of pain and needles. Was it a worthwhile worry? Not really. I think it feels like a pinch when they're inserted, but that doesn't last longer than a couple seconds. Some areas are more sensitive than others. I did have a weird experience the first time where the needle in my left hand (near thumb) felt like a shot of pain went through my palm and then a hot marble rolled around in the skin of my palm for a little while... but that went away within about a minute. And it was kind of cool in a weird kind of way. Wondering what all happens when it comes to an appointment? 1. Go to their website and set up a first appointment with their handy online scheduling system. (Please note that there's a $10 processing fee for the first appt, so the scale for that day is $25-45.) 2. Come in with paperwork filled out or fill it out there. Chat with the practitioner for a little while and then head into the treatment room. For return visits you can either hand money to the practitioner at the desk or (if they're not there) make/grab a small orange envelope with your name on it (sitting on desk) and deposit the payment (cash or check, let them know if you need change) in the black comments box near the restroom before heading into the treatment room. (I do believe they also accept insurance.) 3. Choose one of the 8 cozy recliners in a big room separated into two sections (by a curtain). Put your shoes, coat, purse, etc in the basket next to your recliner. Roll up your pants so the leg up to the knee is exposed. Recline. Relax. Wait a moment for the practitioner to arrive and/or finish helping another patient. 4. Talk to the practitioner (quietly) about what aches you, your current stress level, bowel movements, etc. This information helps them learn how you're doing and where to put the needles. 5. Relax and... experience. They ask you if you need to be "woken" at a particular time and, if you don't, you can be there as long as you need to (as long as they're open, of course). Apparently some people feel "done" pretty quickly. My experience so far is that I start feeling either drunk/dizzy or like waves of heat/energy are washing through me, and... pass out. About 1-1.5 hours later I wake up and am ready to go, go, go! 6. Catch the practitioners eyes and attempt an "I'm cooked, please take them out now" look. They briefly check in with you as they remove the needles. 7. Go eat some dinner or space out for several hours or whatever! I believe Marit said it's normal for blood sugar to drop during/after the session, so make sure you have some food or a good beverage or something after your treatment. So far I find myself to be in something of a daze for a few hours after. I'm not sure what kind of lasting benefits I have received from acupuncture, but my shoulders do feel a lot more loose today than they did yesterday. It feels good. I also like the experience and like the place I'm in after, so I definitely plan to go back for more. Cool bonus: They are located across the street from Theo Chocolate Factory, so the street usually smells like delicious chocolate. /end of Inna B's wordy review #700

I came here because acupuncture sounded cool and I wanted to check it out. I was so lucky to find…read morethis place. I didn't know a lot about acupuncture and they did a great job keying me into what it would do and how I could benefit from being seen. During each session I've gotten a lot of good information. A unique thing about Grassroots is that they're a community acupuncture location. I didn't know what that meant at first - but (for other n00bs) it means you'll be seen at the same time as others. At first I was thinking nail salon where you're only being partially paid attention to. This is not the case at all. There are two adjoining rooms with 4 recliners in each. You pick a seat and one of the acupuncturists comes to talk with you. You tell them everything that's wrong with you. really, everything. From, you're depressed to your shoulder aching and they'll determine where to stick you. The actual poking part is hardly an issue. Most of the times I can't really tell that a needle actually went into my skin, it just feels like a gentle tap. They're really good about hitting however many points you need in a visit. After your consultation and poking, you relax (or take a nap) for however long you can/want to be there. My first visit I was there for 2 hours before I woke up (feeling AWESOME). Each time since then I've given them a time limit because I should do other stuff than nap. The price here is ridiculously reasonable. It's a trust-based system. Pay what you can (between $15-30) and get treated. I love the sense of community and well being here. I definitely recommend coming here whether you're new to acupuncture or have been doing it for years.

I love Bellaphia!! The best styles and prices in town!! And the owner is amazing :) This is one of…read moremy favorite places to shop, and the best part is she has clothes for all sizes!!! Stopping at Bellaphia is a must when you are out shopping!!!