Grandma's Attic is a regular destination to grab coffee or buy gifts. There is a wide selection of…read moreclothing and lovely household items. The one problem I have with the store is a staff member (probably family) working there. Her demeanor is clipped, abrupt, and generally unfriendly. When she says "thanks for coming in" there's no smile, no eye contact, and zero sincerity. Too bad she ruined what could be a nice experience. i won't go back anytime soon.

Grandma's Attic is an icon in the small city of Omak. Family-owned for over 30 years now!…read more If you happen to find yourself travelling through Omak please take an hour out of your day to stop at this shop, grab a coffee and browse through the endless selection of fabulous home goods and clothing. Of special note (& my favorite) is the kitchen section which has high quality USA-made bakeware. Also love the candy and seasonal ice cream. Grandma's Attic is a hidden gem. Stop by - you won't regret it.

Called from California to order arrangement for memorial in nearby city. Karissa was extremely…read morehelpful ... highly recommended!! Thank you for making it easier to order long distance.

I called country touch floral, 2 days before mothers day to deliever to my mother, since I live…read more2000 miles away. Angie (the lady that helped me) did an amazing job. She made sure that she did exactly what I wanted. My mom couldn't of been happier with the outcome of the master piece! Angie did an amazing job! I would suggest Country Touch Floral for all your florist needs!!!

The most adorable shop in downtown Chelan that has a little for everyone!…read more Cute clothing, home decor, pet toys, gag gifts, sunglasses, jewelry, kid toys... you name it and they have it! My daughters and I shop here every time we are in Chelan, no exceptions! From hats and hoodies to stickers and throw pillows if they sell it it's cute and I bought it

Rude salespeople and the owner doesn't give the people that work there lunch or bathroom breaks at…read moreany of the places she owns. I know several local people that have worked here and at the Toy store and would not work or shop there again.

An unexpected urgent care visit led my family and I to this indoor public market. As we were…read moreleaving the urgent care to head to our airbnb in Mason, we saw the public market sign, reminiscent of the Seattle Public Market sign. We initially decided to drive past by but since we were in the area, we decided to give it a try and actually go inside. Glad that we did. We had lunch at Fire, did a flight of wines at Jones of Washington, bought cheese at the Cheesemonger, had gelato at Ice and topped it with a london fog from Cafe Columbia.

This is a cool spot to stop in and look around if you're in the area. It gives a very indoor…read moreWenatchee version of Pike Market in Seattle. It's definitely not worth an entire trip to Wenatchee for by any means but again, if you happen to be here in this town, it's a cool spot to visit, walk around and get a good cup of coffee or a yummy bite to eat. Great photo spot with the big sign!

Wandered into Frenchie's while waiting for the St. Patrick's Day parade to begin and met Robin…read more She was super helpful in finding things in the store that matched my "style" and when we said we were heading out wine tasting, she suggested Karma and told us we would love it...she was right! I left the store with a new pair of fabulous jeans and a gorgeous black sweater to go with it and we had a great time at Karma! If you're in town, this is a "must visit" store!

Super cute French country gift shop with beautiful specialty truffles and champagne bar. The staff…read morewas friendly and recommended a Prosecco to my liking. Tables and chairs are inside and outside to take a break and cheers. A hidden gem!

Don't be intimidated by the security gate - this place is super family friendly and FREE! Great…read morestop on a road trip where you can pop in the discovery center and learn, as well as let the kids (and your dog) play outside on the playground and beautifully landscaped grounds. All the employees (security and those in the discovery center) seemed super happy to share insights and were very welcoming. Plus there were water bottle fill stations and CLEAN family bathrooms. We will be back!

Very informative, fun for kids. Lots of information. The most fun game was downstairs. There is a…read morevideo screen and you're the captain. You're trying to navigate your boat through the rapids and he rocks complete with sound and video effects . The give you tours to walk across to see the turbines. Talk about the fish, fish ladders and how they're trying to preserve the fish swimming out to the ocean.

We've gone here many times and always love it! We've got T shirts and sweatshirts and always stop…read morein when we're in Chelan.

Not sure what the service is like but they are currently closed on Wednesdays however the open sign…read morewas up in the window...‍we'll try again ..maybe

This store has a solid mix of many powwow-related and/or Native goods and supplies. Solid…read moreselection of beads and beading supplies, pendletons, scarves, shawls, tshirts and caps, some leather, beadwork, etc. The owner hits the powwow trail in the area quite a bit, so they sell at powwows all over Washington and Idaho -- she's super-friendly, and she and her sister own and staff the store. What's not to like about supporting Native female-owned businesses? While we were in the store, she visited with my auntie and little sis, and suggested an alternative route back to Electric City that was really beautiful. She knows the local area really well, and if she doesn't stock something, she's really helpful about where you could go to find it. My aunt bought a nice southwest-style necklace here; my little sister bought some beads; I bought some stuff for making earrings. Great shop, good resource.

This shop is awesome. I don't bead but I have never seen such an awesome selection of beading…read moresupplies anywhere else. I shop here for great gift items. I believe they are also locally owned and operated. Awesome. Thank you for working so hard and being part of our downtown selection.

Just the nicest people running the place good prices hrs are good sizing could be much better nut…read moreso much stuff aas on motorcycle so couldnt take much

This was a first for me; a Habitat for Humanity store that had not a single building material for…read moresale. As long as you know prior to going in that it's a typical thrift store then you won't be surprised or disappointed. The store is well organized & clean. Shelves of typical glassware, shoes, toys, books and small appliances. Prices were average for the area. Just makes me wonder where all the could be donations from all the construction in the area ends up. I guess it doesn't say anywhere the store has to sell building materials, but that's what I'm used to. Worth a looksie, but not for that small, random piece of laminate you need.