This store was really clean. I had to buy rope, which they had. I found the perfect size without…read morea tag. They wouldn't let me purchase it because they couldn't match the rope color in the computer. The manager should have overrode the color, since it was a clearance item. Other than that, the prices were okay. I would recommend having a look.

Had a terrible experience here trying to purchase a bike. Went in and took my time in the store to…read morebrowse research and decide on a bike only to be told that I couldn't buy it until a manager showed up with a key and that wouldn't be for another 3 or 4 hours. What a waste of my time and specifically drove out of my way to go there.

Its like nails on a chalk board to me when a sales associate jumps on you like white on rice, and…read moredoesn't allow you to enjoy your shopping experience. That's what I loved about my time in here, I already hate malls and everything that goes along with it, but I needed more winter shoe gear for the upcoming season and the employees leave you alone here to browse in peace. This is also a pretty organized store so it was easy to find sizes. I think this is the cheapest priced place for decent shoes with name brands that are not sold in Payless in Bellingham. I also like this particular store because it has my size of shoe which is size 5 and nearly impossible to finds anywhere. I was able to pick up some lovely black tall boots as well as tan winter waterproof snow boots. They also had a crazy buy one get the second half off sale so that was fun. When I did interact with an employee at check out it was easy peasy, and the cashier was super nice. Just like a lot of the other stores in Bellis Fair Mall they are not crowded for some reason, even with the holiday season coming up.

Worst service experience ever. It's almost like they don't want to sell you shoes. That's how…read moredifficult they make it to shop there. A week ago, went in looking for a pair of shoes that were listed "available in store" on their website. The clerk couldn't find them. They also couldn't go to the back and look because their supervisor was "writing the schedule?" Apparently the schedule writing supercedes selling shoes. They were not helpful in placing an order and simply said come back next Tuesday when we get our shipment. Fast forward to today! Tuesday... wait for it, they said "just because we get our shipment on Tuesday, doesn't mean that the shoes are put out on Tuesday." See? They DONT WANT TO SELL SHOES. Service is NOT helpful.

The best thing about winter is that it is the only time that its socially acceptable to lounge…read morearound inside all day and be lazy. To do that you need comfy warm PJ's and yoga active wear. Old Navy is till the best for this and where else can you find awesome PJs and Yoga pants for $10? Seriously the best deals on winter lazy duds ever! The employees give you space to browse and the only draw back to this place is that they for some reason they only run one cashier in the afternoon. I get it during he work week it should be slow but when you have everyone trying to check out at one time its a lot for that one and only cashier. This store is super organized and the hubby and I went back a few times during our last trip to get more lazy wear for the upcoming winter season. They had a ton of that yoga styles that look a lot like the stuff you can find a lululemon. Why spend so much money on lululemon when you can buy ten yoga pants here fore the price of one there. If you need PJs and Yoga pants on the cheap this is the place to get them.

This is my go-to place to get jeans. It's never really busy when I go so I didn't have to spend a…read morelot of time in the store. And when I checked out it was efficient and the staff member was friendly. I have no complaints. I'll be back when my jeans are worn out.

Sadly, Macy's stores around the country are closing up shop (like so many retail chain stores)…read more When I lived in the Seattle area, Macy's at Bellevue Square was one of my go-to stores; I could always find whatever I needed there, and with so many "One Day Sales" (lol), I usually found great clothing and accessories at very reasonable prices. And my kids' wardrobes, too. And so many household items in their home department. It was a regular shopping destination for me. Nowadays, there are fewer and fewer Macy's and those that are still around are rarely the lovely, well-stocked stores they once were. Fast forward to the present. My kid needed a prom dress. We were recently in Bellingham and, of course, when in BHam, we had to stop at my other favorite store, Target. There, I told my kid we might as walk through the attached mall and check out Ulta (how we miss Ulta!) and, on a whim, Macy's. Perhaps they have a prom dress there? (I should add that my daughter is an athletic kid who lives in Vans sneakers and t-shirts, and prom dresses - or ANY dress, for that matter, - is totally totally out of her wheelhouse). She was surprisingly game to check it out so we ventured that way. This Macy's is one of the anchors in the Bellis Mall. They were having a sale on the day we visited (no surprise there! They have lots of sales here and, if you have a Macy's card, the discounts are even better (I used to have one). And when we visited, they had a TON of dresses, all on sale, too. And to my shock, my kid found a dress that was killer. And on sale. Unfortunately, it was the only one that they had in that size and it was stained a bit, so they offered us a 10% discount on the sale price (they checked to see if they could order a new one but for various reasons, they couldn't). Personally, I think they should have discounted the dress more, as there were a few marks on it, but it was still a decent deal, so we got it. Plus I found another cute dress for my kid that she loved (amazing again!), and when they priced it for us, it only cost $17! A steal. So we got that dress, too. I liked how you can take as many items as you want into the dressing rooms (my kid had 30+ dresses at one time with her), and no-one bothers you when you browse and look around (I don't like hovering salespeople). The downsides? Some departments (like the dress section) are in disarray, with many dresses on the wrong racks, some on the floor, may draped over hangers and racks, unzipped. The dressing rooms were in disarray too; the one my kid used initially had the previous users' clothing still in there (I removed all the items myself. There were many). I think this store is understaffed. We waited a while to be helped at the cash, too. If you are willing to deal with some disarray and lack of assistance at times, you might find what you're looking for - and sometimes at an incredible price.

Not everyone can wear recycled plastic and polyester. As a cancer survivor, pure fiber apparel is…read morevital. ex. all cotton or wool. Store help should know the difference between cotton and cashmere. We went into the Bellingham store and asked the clerk, for 100% cotton sweaters. Said ...on the other end of the store. We go there, no cotton only Cashmere. 2nd clerk also points to the Cashmere. Says 'we also have something called Fruit of The Loom'. --somewhere. Really? no underwear were seen. This store is competing with search engines that accurately find the correct fiber content. Ever wonder why dpt stores are struggling? More than a cute Christmas face is needed. Someone that knows basic brand, sizing + fabric details. Added: If you spend hundreds at a store, it's considered cheap to ask the customer for 8cents on a bag --OK soon to be 13c. Gives the wrong impression of your store. Other stores, even smaller boutiques now GIVE you a paper bag/box.

Very friendly. Went in to pick up a map of Mt. Baker and accidentally went into the Administrative…read moreOffice first. They were very courteous and pointed us towards the shop. The guy that was there seemed very knowledgeable and helped us find the map we needed! Neat little store too

From the owner: The AAI Equipment Shop specializes in recommending and giving gear advice in all types of climbing…read moregear and clothing. Our gear shop carries the best guide-tested gear on the market, so no matter where you are going or what you are climbing, we can help you get equipped.

They hire the rudest Teens to work there, at the jewelry counter, a young girl was supposedly…read morehelping me but got frustrated when she couldn't see what I was pointing at. she proceeded to tell me she can't see what I am pointing at, clearing she could have been nicer about it.... This place has gone down hill since the pandemic... the people they hire are unethical and does not know customer service.

It's TJ Maxx, so it's awesome in my opinion. Good quality offerings (mostly) and great prices…read more Service was on point and store was well-stocked in every department and organized for ease of shopping. I'm a fan.

The red headed short shift manager (working 4:45 pm 4/12/26 Monday) who wears heavy make up and…read morefilter and has bangs has zero personality and customer service skills should not be working in retail sales and does a horrible job representing the Brand. Since when does original receipt and brand new merchandise with tags still attached and sellable condition prevent any sort of return or store credit? She lied and made up some story about it being returned for lowest selling price to prevent affecting her stores numbers for the day. We spent $750 there in one shopping trip last month- next time it won't be this location the managers are all incredibly rude and all had mean girl energy. The regular girls seems to be okay, but what's with this toxic attitude? I'll gladly take my money and business elsewhere.

My mother is named Victoria and she stopped playing mitski in the car. This is terrible and bad. As…read moreher eldest daughter this offensive and tragically normalized in this country to stop playing mitski.We all should take a minute to relive her actions of not mitski playing is wrong. My mother shops here to much. Mitski is cool. Thank you

I bought a pair of ripped jeans for $89., and when Ireturned them two days later all they could…read moregive me was in store credit because I didn't get a paper receipt! You'd think there would be a record of my credit card purchase! Screw this place!

Nice casual store, affordable pricing except some of their jeans, for $99, there are others…read more great for tops, t shirts, jackets, and other casual jeans for $45. Located beside Teavana. like how the have the men's as soon as you walk in.