This is my go to Fred Meyers in Covington. The veggies and…read morefruits always are fresh! I'm here so often for my groceries and all the clerks that have helped me are knowledgeable. This place seems to be getting more busy that the Kent locations has closed down.

had an accident in the parking lot. I do not remember the name of the 2 employees that were so…read moreAWESOME to me and also asked if my dog needed anything. I do know one name tag said Store manager. I just want them to know how much I appreciate their KINDNESS !! It is so rare these days

This business is located in the Kitsap Mall. I met with the business owner about a short design I…read moreneeded! I brought in my own shirt and within 30 minutes the design was on my shirt! He was my super hero for the day! Great customer service! I would definitely recommend this business!

Needed some shirts done in a short period of time. Sent out several Yelp requests and these guys…read morewere the only ones that could meet the deadline of three days (15 shirts). Pricing was higher than I would pay if I had more time. Like anything, you end up paying for the convenience of getting something quickly. But the work was good, and we even had to add one shirt the next day and that was no problem. You will pay for it, but these guys do good work quickly.

Store was not crowded, it was quiet and other than the shoe area (which was a mess) the store was…read moreclean. Cashier was friendly and quick. Prices are always reasonable and a great selection of purses and bags.

I like this location. I only go here for purses, jewelry and perfume. I'm always happy. I bought a…read morepair of really cute earrings today. This store never fails me This location is always fully stocked!

I remember when they put in this Walmart it was nice in the beginning, but typical washington this…read moreplace went down hill in a hurry. the employees are gross rude power trip nobody's who like bullying customers. They want to check your receipts profiling you like some common thef, Even a one star review is to generous for this dump.

Such a nice and clean Walmart, I go out of my way to come here. Most employees are nice but some…read moreare beyond rude and condescending. Like carol, don't put anything on her cart (near the pharmacy) or she'll start complaining out loud in front of you about how much she hates when ppl do that.

Winter blues has no time to control my moods. What to do, you say? Get moving and start cleaning…read moreout the old and make room for the new. I filled two shopping bags and got them together to donate. Sure it took a few hours but you never know till you start moving things around. I guess I'm not the only one who has these same thoughts. There was a line of cars of people giving stuff away or should I say - dropping into the donation boxes. It's such a slow process. I didn't want to wait. I said to myself- I'll just come back another day. "Self" is not so discipline. I parked and went inside to shop. It was a give and take kinda day. Red tag, blue tag, I can't remember what the greeter said, but, it was some kind of mark-down day. There is nothing wrong with pre-loved stuff. Plus sometimes you get premium clothing with designer labels and original department store tags. New and unused clothing, books, handbags, etc... Just remember the sales or monies collected by GoodWill goes towards community programs, job training, placement services, and classes for people who have disabilities. Some people have a hard time finding jobs and need the extra help. They give you a tax receipt but why not shop also. Get thrifty my friends, get thrifty...

This is probably one of the coolest Goodwills in the area. Amazing, brand new, vintage stuff. Some…read morestuff is great for white elephant gifts, plenty of registers to check out quickly. Friendly staff and great prices and sales on certain ticketed items. My daughter wanted to go thrifting here and let me tell you, they did not disappoint... will definitely be back!

So, last week my husband took some clothing items to VV along with a Rae Dunn item for Thanksgiving…read moreand a custom framed watercolor print. The print was cushioned by clothing items and he told the person who received the items that there were some fragile items. The worker said he would be careful, but couldn't guarantee how tge items would be handled by others. Sure enough, I saw the watercolor I donated up for sale. The frame and glass were broken by other workers. It is now in a cheap, paint peeled off, wooden frame. I know you all get alot of donations on a daily basis. Might I suggest you treat all items like they were your own? It's a shame that some don't seem to have respect for donated items. I wonder how many other items have ended up being destroyed? I would recommend only because they do have some good items and that's it.

My son has applied for a job here 4 times in past year hasn't been hired yet I go in this place…read morewith my son couple times a week to shop and I'm always seeing new faces working there someone told me my son is the wrong color I didn't believe that was the reason but I'm starting to believe it now my son is Caucasian. The person that told me he was wrong color does not work there.

Got a pair of Avenger Work Boots. These were worthless! Bottom feels every crack in the street…read more Sides have no support. Not suitable work wear. Went back to Willy's Discount WW and they refused to take boots back after 1 wear, even with receipt! Terrible customer service, and even worse return policy. Being in construction industry, over 20 years, I would defiantly not recommend this place to anyone, more the opposite. One star because I can't give none or negative.

The prices are pretty good but the "20-60% off" is highly miss leading as most products are on the…read morelow end of that range. But in general it's a nice and easy place to find any kind of work wear you might need in one spot, even if it's not super cheap. The problem I had was mostly with shoes. Their selections were small, in non slip boots they basically had two brands, both of them their own. Available sizes were super small or super huge, in the range of what most men would actually wear they had next to nothing. But i got my shoes and immediately regretted it. They had built in "moisture wicking" material inside to make them water proof. It did nothing to stop water from coming in but stopped all moisture from getting out. Within an hour my feet would prune from all the heat and sweat kept in, and if you stepped in a puddle it would go straight through. Assuming it was a defect I exchanged them in store for another pair. They were pretty decent about the refund, though they asked a lot of questions considering when I bought them they told me there was a 30 (or was it 45?) day guarantee on product quality. But they accepted the return but told me I had to wait 3-4 weeks for another shipment of my size to come in (again they don't stock normal sizes). 5 weeks later (yes it was late) I finally got my new pair of shoes. They still trapped way to much heat, but at least the water proofing worked and walking to work in the rain no longer got my feet wet. Fast forward 5 months of wearing the boots 8 hours a day, 5 days a week in a fairly low impact job. I work in a kitchen on a tiled floor, it's not outside in dirt, gravel etc. I am not running back and forth etc. Yet these $80 shoes discounted down from something like 120 had their soles burn through. I noticed within about 2 months a lot of the "non slip" traction was wearing out, now it's gone all the way and exposed the inner honeycomb in just a few months. These big heavy duty shoes are mostly empty hard plastic, only the thinnest of cheap rubber covers the bottom. I had another pair of boots, they lasted years. These ones still look almost brand new except now the bottoms are gone like they were a cheap pair of Payless shoes.