Going to give this review based on the employees the owner has working here. My son called and…read moreasked about a game. "Sorry. We don't have that in store" I called because it shows available online. "Sorry we don't have that game in store, try our Redmond location" I stopped by and lo and behold the game is sitting there. I didn't buy it because that's terrible customer service. I'd guess she didn't even get up to look.

It's a bummer that the toys here can be found on Amazon for about 30-40% less. I want to support…read morelocal businesses, but when the difference is that much, it's hard to justify. I purchased the Melissa and Dough jet pilot dashboard for $130 and it's on Amazon for $85.

Pretty sure this place has been closed for a year for remodeling. Very nice before it closed…read morethough. Nice selection of toys and patient staff. They had Tonies.

Great new location. Spacious and cool! Customer service was great. They don't have a huge toddler…read moreselection but we will definitely come here more as my boy gets older.

I love this store! It has so many beautiful ideas for your home decor. They have an everything from…read morefurniture to coffee mugs to quality tea towels. And their displays would be on point for how to give your home that high class look. I'll definitely be a regular shopper here.

Sister store to Lucky Home! This place has a lot of cute knick knacks for your home, personal…read moreitems like wallets, cute socks, and cross-bag purses , bracelets, as well as toiletry items down to humorous books and cards full of witty sayings! You can probably find something for everyone...just for the sake of gifting! I can during the start of the holiday season so I found lots of cute decorations for the holidays displayed! The lady helping us out at the counter when checking out was a delight- friendly and engaging!

In an era of online shopping, I am glad we have these shops open. Always loved hallmark cards and…read moregifts. This one is special for the friendly customer service. You are always happy when visiting this store! Plenty of parking available.

Looking for a 100th year b-day card. They had two to choose from. Gal showed me where they were &…read morehelped me check out. Done in just a few minutes.

Went to Target to check out the after‑Christmas sales. All the holiday décor and seasonal…read morestuff--like cards and gift wrap--are 50% off. Food items such as candy, nuts, snacks, coffee gift sets, and other packaged treats are about 30% off. The store wasn't very busy, but most of the popular gift sets were already gone. I was hoping to find some clothing, blankets, or Christmas socks, but nope--completely wiped out. I didn't even see any Christmas cards or gift wrap left. We also returned a gift we got from a white elephant exchange. Even though we didn't have the receipt, they just ask to check for our ID. The return was super easy. They just gave us a gift card for it.

This review is entirely for the check-out employee Chris. I came in yesterday and he was very…read morefriendly and made sure that I was getting the best deals when it came to my Target Circle. He seems like he genuinely just wants to help people, and he gave me and my mom a great experience when we checked-out. On another note, why wasn't there like any of the new BTS albums/merchandise at this location? Otherwise amazing experience and Chris was amazing as well!

Stopped in to buy some ice cream. Ben and Jerry's is one of my favorite brands of ice cream…read more Lucked out, they were on sale and had a large selection of regular and non dairy flavors to choose from. Had to buy cherry Garcia... one of my altimeter favorites. Big chunks of dark chocolate and cherries

Literally every time I come here, prices at the register are higher than the prices listed…read more Every.. time.. Check your prices folks..

Their business model sounds great at first, but then when you try to be a customer, you realize…read morethey never want money to leave the store. I traded in 3 books for store credit, then I tried to purchase stationary + a sticker with my store credit right there, just to put the money back to the store. The attendant said the store credit is for BOOKS ONLY! so I can't use my store credit to buy a little bookmark either! Absolute scam. Now I have store credit I will never go back to use because this local business just lost me as a customer. Don't call it store credit if I can't buy anything in the store with it!! Absolutely ridickydonk

It's a good small business. There is a nice selection of books and the used ones have good prices…read more New books are mostly list price and can be found cheaper online. I don't love the trade rules. You can only use your credit for 50% of your purchase and not on toys, games, or NEW BOOKS. I think I'd be more willing to participate if I could use credit towards new books or use it on my entire purchase. I can see they want to keep their used books financially separate from their new ones but it's just a bummer. Employee was really nice, though.

Friendly and helpful staff always! A great shopping experience. You will find something for…read moreeveryone on your list!

Updating my review since it's been a couple of years. This is a Mormon/LDS bookstore that has much…read moremore than just books. Deseret Book is owned by the LDS Church. Prices are reasonable. They have a book club like Barnes & Noble that you have to pay $25 to join with a yearly renewal. It's worth the cost if you are a frequent buyer but not if you rarely come in. You get 6 free digital downloads and some free items with membership, among discounts and other things they toss in. The temple clothing store is now part of Deseret Book. It's located in the back of the store. All of the clothes for the temple along with kids clothes for baptisms and blessings are sold here. They now let you try things on before you buy. This chain sells a lot of things besides books. They also sell the following as long as it's Christian or spiritually based: office supplies, art (prints, framed oils, sculptures), home decor, crafts, board games, DVDs, CDs, jewelry, sheet music, church classroom materials, scrapbooking supplies, and more. They sell some candies, snacks and beverages. They sell fry sauce for those from Utah who like it and can't figure out how to squeeze mayo and ketchup into a bowl and mix it together. ;) If you come in on a weekday, the staff is few so expect to wait for a bit for service.

I don't get how this store is in business- they're extremely overpriced. They're selling the same…read morebaskets you could find at homegoods for literally 3x the price. that's OUTRAGEOUS. I would maybe forgive a 1.8x but they've gone too far. after seeing this I don't get how anything else in there could be reasonably priced. really deteriorates the trust

They have unique items that most stores do not have. If their is a delay or if they can not fulfill…read morewhat is promised they will notify you right away and offer a discount on your next item.

It's always a hit and miss at Ross, however, this Ross store by far is better than the other Ross…read morestores in Redmond, Bellevue, Tukwila or Seattle. Needed A pair of black slacks cause I've lost some weight sand all my other slacks are way too baggy Found 2 pairs reasonably priced that fit perfectly. So today was a "hit"!

Google says they're closed permanently and so too does their physical location. This location…read morestarted going down hill during covid and it looks like it finally failed the test of society. Bad management, terrible customer service, crabby corporate decisions are all reasons why a location fails. I've experienced many bad scenarios of customer service here. I brought in an umbrella once on a rain day and got stocked around like I stole it. I stopped supporting this location when they introduced the ai technology where they make you wait so the thing can scan you before entering. Shelves started becoming stocked less and less and I sort of figured they were starting to shut down. During covid they closed the main changing rooms and installed the front ones. They timed you in these booths and if you took longer than 15 min they rudely requested people to leave them. It amazes me how customers heavily disrespect public areas. I've seen parents let their children just play with toys and merch like it was their play ground. Then blame it on the clerks when the clerk requested them to pick it up or leave... I've seen targeted harassment by loss prevention on customers. It's difficult I know unless you have all 5 elements of loss prevention you can not say so and so is stealing. I'm not surprised this location went down hill. Bad customer service, poorly run stores, high turn over, terrible corporate decisions.... Bs like this is why I stopped shopping Ross. Another reason I stopped shopping here is because I couldn't find anything that fit. I refuse to buy clothing unless I try it on. Many of their styles did not fit me so I came less and less. Lack of cashiers and long lines during peak shopping times. This is another reason I stopped coming here. Cashiers ranged in service from okay to snooty or I hate my job so I'll be rude to the customers. It ranged all over the place. A lot of times during peak shopping times the lines would get long. Most customers do not understand there are two lines one for returns and one for check out. Return policy is terrible. I'd buy things try them on when I get home or find out the item I bought wasn't quite right for what I needed it for... I'd go back to return it and ... some times I'd get my full refund other times they would not give it to me. They were real hard asses about return policy. Another reason why I stopped shopping here.