Visiting Leavenworth near Christmas ends up being a goose chase for open seating at the popular…read morespots . So while we waited for our table at an establishment we walked into this store to kill some time and get some gifts . I was impressed by their eclectic collection of unique and culturally inspired items. The store has a vibrant and welcoming atmosphere, and things are artistically displayed . From handmade crafts to global artifacts, the store offers a diverse range of gifts that celebrate different cultures. We ended up finding quite a few fun things that made great presents . Prices are slightly higher because I am assuming a lot of it is exported .

We came to Leavenworth and walked the Main Street with many shops. This shop in particular was one…read moreof my favorite shops, if not my favorite. There were unique gifts from all over the world with displays or stories of the people who made it and how they would benefit from us buying the products. We picked up a cute ornament, roll-on oil, and little figurine for amazing prices and the selection was really nice to go through. I think I spoke with the owner who was really nice and helpful. She said her shop has been open for 20 years, with 8 years at this particular location. If you have some time, definitely stop by and check out the shop's unique offerings -- love the mission of this shop to be fair trade.

Our nonprofit has been working with Pam for a while now. She is detailed in her work and dedicated…read moreto her customers. The word that comes to mind is "integrity" and that is not always the case in our society today. I have heard others, including a CPA, recommend her as well. Pam and her boutique bookkeeping firm seem to specialize in working with small businesses although she has had larger companies as well. She does great at payroll and her reports are exactly what we need (and she's good about helping us figure out what reports we actually need too!)

I have utilized their service in the past as a teenager and they saved my life. I highly recommend…read moretalking to them if you know someone or are someone that is a victim of domestic violence. They will guide you through the entire process and even help with immigration if needed. If you cannot meet them at their location, they have a 24 hour crisis line with an actual counselor on call as well as the ability to meet up with you to get you the help you need. I am so grateful for places like this.

Such a great little snowshoe tour, Joshua and Beth were a delight! We learned about the town, it's…read morepeople, and nature and even got a hot chocolate treat at the end! Can't wait to come back in the summer and do the hatchery tour!

This guy shouldn't be allowed to weld a guard rail let alone a piece of equipment that is on the…read moreroad and could endanger lives. The weld that he did and covered with paint was sketchy at best. We removed the paint and there was daylight coming through in multiple spots. He is rude with people who question his process. Thank God we had it redone. He hasn't passed his certification, according to a teacher of his. Be CAREFUL.

Remote Welding Services came to do a job that another local company failed to do. He listened to…read moreour needs, gave us some suggestions and accomplished exactly what we were looking for. Very pleased with the service. He was quick, cleaned up job site and price was very reasonable. Thank you Remote Welding Services.

I too feel one star reviews are unfair. The Upper Valley Mend volunteers and workers offer so much…read moremore than just used clothes and household items. The pantry's fresh produce offered to families as part of their program, is often times better than what Safeway is offering. I purchased a bread machine at a much lower price than Goodwill, and six years later still working. They only accept clean, undamaged clothing & items. Not everybody has the same experience, but as a local I have only had good interactions with all the people at the Community Cupboard & Upper Valley Mend.

This joint is weak! I was told to go here by another store…read morein the Bavarian village, so thought it was worth checking out. They get one star for it being a community kitchen, but it's retracted because they don't take cards. So, they're back to zero. They are WAY over priced for a thrift shop, ESP being a thrift shop that caters to those needing a community kitchen/ thrift store ... (For poor folks 4-9$$ on a pair of jeans is a rip off. I should know, having been near homelessness (when I was young and single) in the past. Spending that much on pants means missing a meal.) They carry certain styles of clothes from the 80's and 90's that no one wore. Ever. Even during that era. And here they're in abundance. Jeez. While here I noticed a woman shopping with her kids, I advised her to check out the goodwill outlet in Seattle where items are sold by the pound. She seemed only able to afford a few items at the costs they were asking, the mother was grateful for the information I shared. Monthly/ a few annual trips to said goodwill outlet in Seattle should be tried, so lower income families can be allowed more selection at a much better cost and they keep their integrity not having to wear 20 year old rejected wears. That would be a good use of community funds. Such a waste of time. Steer clear.

Tim was awesome to work with, when my weatherization guy found vermiculite he refused to do any…read morework, I called A1 and they worked with me amazingly!!! Even let me make payments because I was on unemployment! Side note, he let my kid play with his phone while we talked numbers, amazingly brave move lol!!!

We had Connie take care of the notary duties on our wills and other attendant documents. She was…read moreknowledgable, thoughtful, and very reasonably priced. We will use her again!

Very impressed with service! I got quick responses and an offer to help provide witnesses that I…read morewas struggling to find before I even scheduled an appointment. Highly recommend!