1. Service is outstanding went to the store to browse and was meet by sale representative: Dene'e…read morewho better than 45min answered questions learning my style and directing to some suggestive thought and ideas 2. You can also select to have a "free" one hour consultation 3. Quality product, knowledgeable rep. and one hour free consultation. I only wish I discover them sooner

I went to SDC for their annual sample sale. Parking was plentiful. It is like a 2 level mall with a…read moregood collection of designer goods. The event organizers arranged for free coffee, treats and a wine bar by Princess and Bear. The lower level was mostly designer clothes, candles, crafts etc. The upper level was mostly home goods. If you are looking to decorate your place, the showrooms feature some amazing pieces. I would suggest talking to the designers and perhaps showing them your current setting for best results. Be prepared to shell out serious moolah as the quality is impeccable and perhaps one of a kind. Don't be afraid to negotiate a fair price. Nothing here is cheaply made. In fact, the showrooms are quite impressive. The sample sale though was less impressive and largely an inventory reduction sale. Prepare to spend an entire afternoon on everything furniture, lighting, rugs, home decor etc. You will certainly find mid-century modern mixed in with classic and contemporary pieces. Highly recommend!

Stores have come and gone at the Wallingford Center, former school now retail and food destination…read morefor 35 years. Ahhh the UW college days... Worthy of an occasional visit with its a convenient ATM, customer parking lot, and located on a major Metro bus route. My recent visit yesterday included Crackerjack Contemporary Crafts and Trophy (6/23/18). I have stopped in also to Yazdi to browse and to dine at Chutney's. Sometimes got to shake it up from malls, outlet centers, box stores and online e-commerce...discoveries await you with a visit to Wallingford Center.

A sweet, quaint and cozy center with a handful of boutique shops. The building is reminiscent of an…read moreold schoolhouse, converted to host shops and a cafe, restaurant downstairs. It's quiet and cozy and seems that the shops are quite specialized, many items feeling more like small gifts you may wish to give rather than items one would purchase and keep in their own possessions. Shop staff were friendly and greeted us warmly as we peruses their specialty selections.

The last time I ate at the Uptown Gig Harbor Blazing Onion was 2018 and the food was good. However,…read moreupon my latest visit (July 2021,) I was--to my surprise--greatly disappointed. I ordered the (black bean) vegan burger and a side of coleslaw. The patty on the burger was barely room temperature and immediately fell apart when I took a bite. The condiments were sparse and underwhelming. After two bites I tossed it. The coleslaw tasted like shredded cabbage with plain mayo; the sweet and tart flavors normally associated with proper coleslaw dressing were nonexistent. I am puzzled how any gourmet burger restaurant could botch a burger (and coleslaw) so badly. Based on this disastrous experience I will never eat at another Blazing Onion restaurant.

I recently went online to make reservations to see Star Wars in 3-D. I wanted to go to uptown Gig…read moreHarbor Galaxy theater rather than our local theater, because I knew they had stadium seating. Since it was such a popular movie, I decided to buy tickets online and pay the two dollar and 50 Cent convenience fee. As I selected my seats, I saw there was a limited number of seats to select from. I figured that only a certain number of seats in the stadium-style were available to be reserved, and if we didn't like those seats we would just sit somewhere and reserved. We were extremely surprised and happy to see that we had amazing seats with lots of room and that our seats reclined and The leg portion Were able to be adjusted individually with the help of electric buttons. We also had movable trays to hold our drinks and anything else. This took your theater is set up so that you don't even see the people in the rows in front of you or behind you. Our tickets for this particular theater cost three dollars more than they would have for the theater in our town, which doesn't even have stadium seating. It was well worth the few extra dollars and will be hard to go back to regular seating, stadium or otherwise!! I ordered tickets for later in the week for my daughter and son-in-law to go out for a date night while I watched my grandson. They were equally impressed and really enjoyed it. I like the Uptown Gig Harbor theater in general and this particular Theater is amazing! The cost was $14.75 to see Star Wars in 3-D. All of the previews were also in 3-D. And if you haven't seen Star Wars, I highly recommend seeing it and seeing it in 3-D in The comfort of this particular screening room.

This is a great place to gather, work, study, read, etc! A beautiful space with lots of seating,…read moreit's truly a third space. We need more places like this! You can enjoy coffee from Olympia but a purchase is not required to use the space. I love it here!

I got to explore Cedar Hall after purchasing an iced latte from Olympia Coffee. The coffee shop is…read morelocated on the first floor, and there are a lot of place to sit on the first floor. Be sure to walk around and explore the entire floor, as there are more than double the amount of space/seats than what I expected initially, just on the first floor. Unfortunately, most of the seats are not equipped with outlets for charging, but the seats are comfy and make a great place to sit down and study or read. I also went upstairs to find even more couch/comfy chairs. The background music is a bit louder on the second floor but people are quieter and there is less commotion there. There are gender neutral bathrooms on both floors, but you need to ask for access at the security desk on the second floor. The security staff were nice and they printed out and gave me a sheet with a QR code that grants access to the restrooms for a few hours.

The parking lot is a nightmare. The layout of the shopping center is bad. All the stores and…read moreeateries that I liked left except the pet supply place.it's poorly Managed and could be so much better!the location is great

I can do most if my shopping right here! Pet Pros for cat food, groceries, Target for everything…read moreelse. I can also get my nails done and check out Marshall's for some bargains. Would love more if there was a Trader Joe's and a thrift store. Convenient place to get a lot done without driving all over!

A convenient one stop shop for Metropolitan Market, Bartell Pharmacy, a handful of fast food places…read moreand more. Also conveniently located along bus route to Ballard and downtown Seattle. And in a pocket of cute residential area.

This place is large, clean, and they have a great deli, bakery, salad bar, and a good selection of…read morehot fresh soup there. The selection of sushi is nice too. They had a small package of salmon sashimi there in a small pack with two pieces in it for $3.49. The produce section was nice too. The beer & liquor selection is huge, but they don't have any light beer a available there. Weird. They sell fresh flowers and plants there too. The cashier was friendly. He wrapped up the soup in rubber bands so it wouldn't spill. There are more stores in this shopping center as well as some teriyaki place upstairs. I think that this place is open 24/7, or late at least.

This little mall presents a quaint blend of small local boutique shops, foot-traffic friendly spots…read morefor snacks or lunch, and the historical charm you would expect from a town with roots as deep as Edmonds. The remodeled spaces are new and up to date, but you can still see the early construction of the original building shell. The public space out front is clean and bustling on nice days. It is worth a visit!

Where the trailer trash of life meets the AMERICAN EXPRESS CARD ! Finding oddity's is why you come…read moreto The Georgetown Trailer Park. Its nick nack paradise of someone's junk turning into your treasures. I'm more of a browser when shopping but on a rare occasion I do locate something I don't really need but purchase anyways.. I'm not sure on value of buying used stuff but very entertaining. Only a weekend event so mark down and show up. You may regret it depending on your purchase..

This place is pretty snazzy! It's been on my bookmark list for along time, but Georgetown is a bit…read moreout of the way for me. Cut to this weekend - I'm having a Georgetown morning and remembered that this place is probably open! It was actually nicer than I expected. A lot nicer. In my mind I was thinking of some sort of really weird flea market, but this place is so much more. It's basically an outdoor mall with a variety of legit, funky, local businesses...that all just happen to be in trailers...that are nicely maintained. It was a bit early when I went and the shops were just starting to open. Several stores that sell various vintage/trinket/home décor type items, a cookie store (which would have 100% gotten me had I not had baking project already on my list!) and perhaps the best part: the Shotgun Wedding Chapel. Damn, that's fitting! This place is pretty small, but it's still worth a gander! Come here, eat out at one of the many restaurants, and perhaps walk through the neighborhood - there's a lot of really cool stuff to find all over the place!