As a foodie, I'm slowly but surely eating my way through this shopping center! I can't say my…read morewallet is happy about it, but I've enjoyed a number of meals here over the years, especially as new spots have popped up. The selection is pretty diverse in terms of types of food - burgers, ramen, pasta, sushi, pizza, Thai (vegan) and more... it's all here! For a little treat, grab ice cream at Salt & Straw, a boba tea from Don't Yell at Me, or a coffee and pastry at 203º Fahrenheit Coffee. It's tough to resist any of these. With this being an outdoor shopping center, it's the most lively during the spring and summer. There is a main outdoor seating area near the cinema and tables here fill up pretty quickly during the warmer months with people who opt for takeout from one of the casual eateries. Across the street, smaller sections of seating are accompanied by fireplaces. I've been grateful for the fireplaces and heat lamps during the wintertime! Other than exploring the food options, I enjoy browsing Nordstrom Rack and could spend hours at the Barnes & Noble. Trader Joe's and Whole Foods are also here. Along with these larger stores, there is a variety of small boutique-like shops, providing an opportunity to support the small businesses. As for parking, the main lot in front of Trader Joe's and Nordstrom Rack get pretty crowded, so I'd recommend parking in the garage on the side of Chase bank. Each parking spot in this garage has a light over it that turns red if occupied and green if available, making it really easy to navigate. With spring right around the corner, I'm sure I'll find myself here again shortly!

This is an example of a well done mixed-use area/center. It has retail, restaurants, office space,…read moreand even residential apartments! I initially had some reservations about finding parking since the outer lots were pretty full and busy due to the Trader Joe's and Whole Foods, but as I walked into the middle of the area, I realized that there were also free parking garages that I could have used. Thoughtfully enough, they even had the number of spaces available displayed on the entrances. This place must get super busy to need that feature! I liked how the greenery was well kempt, and how there were navigational signs so you don't get lost. I went to the Paper Source, Due Cucina, and Don't Yell At Me. Super convenient! I guess the only thing I wished it could have was a better way to travel there through public transportation.

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!

Went here Dec 24th with some friends and loved the little shops. I know I had walked by the place…read morebefore but had never been during the times the mall was open. A handful or so of super cute shops with some really interesting items. I really loved the lady selling the Badder Body products and chatting with her for a bit. The products are also solid. I keep the little jar I got on my work desk and it has helped a lot with all this cold Seattle has been having in Dec 2021.

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.

This is how a mall can be in a best way on an island. Open air mall with ceiling but well decor and…read morebunch of shops including wine tasting and cafeteria. Good to see the charm here.

KIRKLAND URBAN @ KIRKLAND…read more A place to be at on any weekend where it's sunny! I love this area, it's walkable, easy to navigate, and it's got the best foods you can think of. From quick food like Shake Shack, to sit down restaurants like Dough Zone, there's a lot of places you can't miss. Parking is available for street or in the garage up to 2 hours, i'd recommend parking on street unless you're heading in to QFC for two hours in the garage, you will need it validated. The service in Kirkland is great in every store, everyone is polite and clean.

Very confusing. Tough parking. They don't have one good restaurant there. I miss the old Park…read moreplace shopping center.

Really sweet shopping area and building with nice architecture that houses a lot of shops,…read morerestaurants, and other stores. Highly recommended to check out if you are in Bellevue!

I hadn't realized that there were Chihuly Art Pieces here. Beautiful…read more I went to Woods Coffee, The Paper Source, and The Container Store in Lincoln Square, about 4 months ago now. Service was fine at Woods Coffee and The Container Store; not great, not bad. I was happy that Woods Coffee had Kombuchas for sale, and my Kombucha that I bought there was pretty good. The price was decent for it too, Kombuchas are not super cheap even when buying them at the grocery store, so for a coffee shop in a mall-like area I was satisfied with the price for it. I drink Kombucha often. I love the Container Store, and I could spend hours in there. The selection was excellent. However, despite my enjoyable browsing, I just bought a load of white cardboard boxes that I had pre-ordered to make a maze/playhouse for my cat. I thought his maze/playhouse would look much nicer if I used white cardboard boxes that do not have labels all over them, rather than brown cardboard amazon boxes. Service and selection at the Paper Source were both outstanding. That was my favorite store that I visited here. I bought several items there, and felt super relaxed and welcome while in that store. Very nice area, I would return for sure.

Shopping in Seattle, Washington…read more.. Dollar Tree is another store that's not in Hawaii. I like to look for bargains - especially on artificial flowers (for the cemetery), greeting cards, sunglasses and reading glasses, stationary, kitchen gadgets, etc. I got a Stitch notebook and some hangers for my niece's closet... plus some artificial autumn leaves for my dad and grandparents. It was a good experience, especially because of the kind, efficient cashier. She managed the long line of customers well and had time to give me the key to the restroom and explain the location. Thank you so much!

Empty shelves, entire aisles with a scattered handful of items, and what they DO have hasn't moved…read morefor weeks. For months (maybe longer) the store has looked like it's closing since items aren't restocked like nearby DT stores are. And the cashier shouting "welcome to DOLLAR tree!" every time the door opens, even if someone leaves, is irritating! It sounds like a cartoon bird, other stores don't do it, so stop. At least they no longer block entire aisles with boxes, but if the shelves are empty, it doesn't matter. This is has been the closest Dollar Tree to me for years, and it's the absolute worst I've ever seen.

Miller Plaza is a shopping complex located at Bellevue, WA. The plaza is located in a very busy…read morearea with another shopping complex right across of Miller Plaza. I loved that there is a ample parking spaces here so finding a spot wouldn't be a problem. We stopped her for just for one shop, which is LA Bean, my daughter wanted to get a Vietnamese coffee drink. After getting her drink we walked around the plaza to see what other shops are here, I see many great shops, besides LA Bean, there's various retail shops, such as Arte, Cabinetry, Mama's Kitchen, Nail design, Bricks & Wheels, Katsu Burger & North. Great and convenient location at Miller Plaza, we didn't have a problem with finding parking, quick in and out visit to LA Bean. We also visited other places nearby so it was perfect!