If you take Amtrak, definitely go business classes there's legroom and it's really close to the…read morebar... The snack bar that is. I enjoyed the trip to Tacoma from Portland. It was relaxing better than me having to drive because man that drive is not something look forward to and people who love driving... More power to you. The staff on the train is really nice and informative and a little humorous at times. It was great to take the train for Christmas to my sisters.

Reasonable pricing for a round trip to Portland. COVID travel restrictions no food or beverages…read morebeing sold, but the offer free water and snacks. Mask required but no social distancing seating enforced. A little over two hours of beautiful Nice was to travel .. round trip great experience.

Mindful of C-19 precautions and definitely a jewel of a…read morebusiness. Lindsay, the owner, is exceptional and knowledgeable.

Excellent selection and some awesome older antique trains. Real nice guy, and Very helpful and…read moreknowledgeable. Highly recommended if you're in the area looking for some model trains and or accessories.

I have used the Tacoma Dome Station a fair amount of times to use the bus routes going to downtown…read moreSeattle and Sea-Tac airport. Over all I got no complaints. The bus arrival times are usually punctual but not always but it's safe to say that they are fairly reliable. For downtown I kind of plan it out prior to see what Seattle neighborhoods I will be going to and if the Seattle light rail will cover those areas. If so, then this is a super efficient way to get around to where you want to go. And if I wanted to go somewhere where the light rail doesn't cover there definitely would be a bus but usually I am simply trying to make the travel route as simple as possible. As far as going to the airport? Super smooth practically every time. We get off at the Skybridge stop... I believe International Blvd. stop and once you are across the skybridge. Boom! There you are. Since it is Tacoma we are dealing with over the various times we have used this stop some minor security concerns arise with some people that loiter there and have no intention of using transit but we personally had no unfortunate experiences but I am sure plenty of unfortunate experiences do go down here.

I've had to pick my sister up from this station and although the parking is terrible and there is…read moreno waiting area other than the curb and all the rideshare drivers fight with normies to pick up passenders so there's barely any street space, the station itself is pretty cool. There are some legit restaurants at this station. Nothing fancy, just food mall type places, all independent. My favorite is the Indian food place because that food is amazing. There's also some cool places nearby, like the afternoon tea place around the corner and the Filipino restaurant up the hill. It's kind of a food ghetto over there and I'm all about that.

It's so beautiful from the outside but then on a whole other level once you get inside. As soon as…read moreyou walk in, you will notice a large Chandelier hanging from the center of the dome. It is located prominently in downtown Tacoma, right along Pacific Avenue near the Tacoma Art Museum, Washington State History Museum, and Chihuly Bridge of Glass. From the outside, the building is stately and eye-catching with its large, sweeping arches and brick exterior. From the inside, it's even more beautiful, though, with the largest collection of Dale Chihuly artwork in town - and it's completely free to come in and see it. Photo I.D. is required for entry. Union Station is worth seeing...

The ghosts of trains and travelers still haunt these hallowed halls. In its heyday this was THE…read moremain commuter train station for Tacoma. With the decline in rail service due to a variety of reasons we will NOT go into here, the need for these large cathedrals of transit diminished and the budget money better spent elsewhere. Thankfully the structure was NOT demolished like NYC did to Penn Station and so many other of these architectural gems throughout the country. Instead it was turned into a courthouse. Tell the guard at the door you'd just like to look around, and he will run you through the metal detector and you can wander pretty much at will. One flight down you find a small, and I mean VERY small museum of sorts. Encased behind several in-wall glass cases, you will find the remnants of old tickets, route flyers, and old devices like an old telegraph ticker. Although, I am sure they had telephones when they shut down service in the 60s. I only wish the museum had been more extensive. Or that maybe they would have had an actual train there or something. Dream on. If you really are a train buff and you want to see stuff like that, you can search for train museums here on Yelp, Like the Northwest train Museum. Anyway, I wouldn't go out of my way to go see this, but, If you're in downtown Tacoma and curious like I was, and enjoy older architecture, then, it is worth a look. It's really only about a 20 minute proposition. Oh, there is a giant Chihuly hanging in the main concourse. You can't miss it. Also. apparently they are a wedding venue. So if you're getting hitched (no pun intended) in Tacoma, you might want to take a look too. BTW, if you enjoyed my review or found it useful funny or cool, please don't hesitate to click the little button to say so, or better yet, go ahead and friend me! I Just moved to the Seattle area last October, and need all the friends I can get. So go ahead, press that button, and never miss a single one of my epic reviews in the Seattle area and beyond. Excelsior!

Super friendly and knowlegable owners. Diverse selection: models, movie posters, books/magazines,…read morejewelry and other fan favorite collectables. They have or can get you model trains and cars. Plenty of parking.

Phillip and Charlie ate probably up there a my favorite people in the world…read more They are a wealth of information and their store store just might have that gift for your favorite nerd this holiday season.

Look I love it, but I wonder how they stay in business, it seems like half the shops are always…read moreclosed. I have never seen the silver shop open... Not even once.... They do have a great collectable shop down stairs, and a good fish and chips place to eat. But it confuses me how it stays in business as empty as the place always is.

I need to remember to come here more often but I live in Central Tacoma and forgot it existed…read more Before COVID, my book club went to FHS after our lively book discussions. I can't think of a better place to go with a group of people. I love having choices! My friends and I went for a walk at Titlow and decided to come to FHS for lunch. Parking used to be much harder before the parking garage was built for Sound Transit. Plenty of parking across the street now. There's Vietnamese, Mexican, Greek, Fish and Chips, Burgers, Indian, and others I can't remember. The Mexican was pretty typical but the Indian food was delicious! 5 stars for them. Next time, Greek for me. Please, owner/manager of Freighthouse, please create a marketing plan. Get the word out. There was hardly anyone there at noon on a beautiful Saturday. This could truly be Tacoma's Pike Place Market if you slapped a coat of paint on it and power washed a bunch of stuff. I don't want FHS to close and turn into expensive apartments/condos. We don't need that, we need FHS.

The Hotel was clean and nice, casino always smells of smoke but we had fun. Would I come and stay…read moreagain, yes!! They had a big selection of slot machines and card games. Decorations were nice!!

I booked a hotel room here through Expedia. I saw high ratings 10 out of 10, thinking this would…read morebe a good option while visiting Tacoma. Wrong. Wow, the hotel staff are very nice, good service, that was not enough. We stayed on the sixth floor and unfortunately could hear all the vehicles driving around at night (very loud). In addition to the outside noise, there was also the noise from the hallway which was rowdy. Now these things can happen, but would really drop them down to a one star was the fact that there was absolutely no parking when we came back to our hotel/the casino at 9 PM. There's no valet and there's no designated hotel parking so we drove around in the parking garage connected to the hotel for two laps in a long line of other people looking for a parking spot and found nothing! in addition to that, the parking garage on the hotel side makes absolutely no sense. It's In-N-Out aisle on the south end of the garage in the north end of the garage comes to complete dead end so as you're sneaking through, you would think it would circle around, but it doesn't. it's a dead end and it is a traffic cluster when you have folks coming to a dead end and then trying to figure out do I reverse or do I try to do some crazy u turn?! So we went over to the casino parking garage, which was bigger and more thought out as it pertains to traffic flow. After about 20 to 25 minutes of looking for a parking spot between the two garages, we eventually parked on the casino side because somebody was thankfully leaving for the night.

I was recommended this shop by a friend who lives out in Chicago. The second I walked in, I was…read moreexcited and not at all overwhelmed(although there is a lot to pick from). The shops lay-out is extremely clean and easy to see everything they have in stock. They have flower in one section, concentrates in another section, edibles etc. and a lot to pick from !!!! My budtender Trista was super dope. They showed me and let me look at everything I was interested in, along with telling me about the product. They were extremely knowledgeable (coming from a fellow budtender) , the entire experience was amazing. I had another person helping as well but did not catch their name sadly. Anyways , we were hooked up with some of the coolest and tastiest things I've bought from the pot shop in a loooong time. I live in west Seattle but the 40 minute drive is well worth it. The overall vibe and experience was 10/10. I will see you guys again soon.

Super friendly staff. Snagged 30% off for the New Year special; great deal! They have a wide…read morevariety to choose from & so far all of the edibles are bangin'!

A short brIdge in downtown Tacoma connecting to the Tacoma Dome that runs over the Foss Waterway!!…read more I know it's been here for a while, but it still looks pretty new to me. When I was here, I ran over and under this bridge, a nice addition to Downtown Tacoma!!

After leaving the train station or transit area, this is a nice addition to the area to get…read moredowntown. It's scenic, little history tidbits, a park and galleries along the way.

Best way to get to & from all the games in Seattle !read more

Plenty of parking, good selection of train schedule to Seattle- if your heading to Seattle this is…read moreprobably the best way to go to Seattle for any event or whatever if you dont need your vehicle up there. This is really the best way to go to Seattle though for Mariners, Seahawks or Sounders day games orr Seattle Storm day game (although that will take a transfer to get to the Seattle Center) It sure beats driving there and trying to find a parking spot, paying for the sport and of course fighting traffic!