My latest trip was a success. My returns weren't too much of a hassle. Dan was as helpful as ever…read moreand even helped me carry my bags. I got a bit too much but I had some Kolhs cash burning a hole in my pocket and the rest is history! I'll be back!

Needed to find some non slip shoes. Decided on Kohls. They have great prices and sales galore…read more Unfortunately the Kohls shoe section was a mess and not a great selection on any type of shoe. However it was nice and quiet and staff were helpful.

Home goods is connected to Marshall's. I was wandering around not really needing anything but I…read morenaturally gravitated to the packaged food area and it did not disappoint. There was black and white truffle spread! I absolutely 100% love truffles. But I'm also super cheap so I rarely buy them. But you better believe I bought one of each. Come and look around for things you don't need and im sure you'll find something you like. The aisles can feel a little crowded with all the furniture and displays but that's the same for all other stores like this. I wish there was more walking room in between but I come during the day and it's normally not busy so it works out fine. The staff have been helpful and check out moves pretty quick.

So disappointed. What used to be a nice store with aisles that you could easily go through is now…read moreoverstocked, overcrowded and you can barely get through the aisles. Even at reduced prices, they are overpriced. Came on a Friday afternoon and line was about 20 people. I used to enjoy shopping here. Not anymore.

Pretty solid Costco experience. Ample parking around the store, the staff are helpful with customer…read morequestions, and the facility is clean and well stocked. I really like the self-check lane for smaller purchases and found the whole process very intuitive. There's usually a staff member around to help folks out too. They also have an attached food court and do a consistent job with food quality; the soda is hit or miss though (they need to switch out the syrup more often). I only wish they would use a better system than expecting the workers to call out order numbers. Please install a digital order tracker or give them a mic.

This was a yummy hotdog!! I was feeling a little hungry and my daughter suggested an hotdog from…read moreCostco. It's been a while since I've had their hot dog, but it was good and I'm glad that they have the onions again!! We ordered from the kiosk and got the hot dogs in no time! In really like coming to the Costco in Covington!

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.

Whenever I need a unique gift, this is my go to spot. I can walk in with no idea what to buy and…read morealways leave with something that people actually love. They have a great mix of locally made items, home décor, candles, and little finds you won't see at big box stores. The best part is that the inventory is always changing, so there's always something new to discover. I've ended up buying plenty of things for myself too. If you're tired of giving the same generic gifts, definitely check this place out.

Very cute little shop. They carry so many goodies for the size of the location!!! They have unique…read morelocal gifts, custom gifts, treats and fun little plant holders. This place should definitely be a must stop for birthday or Christmas shopping! I just bought the cutest bulldog ornament that I could not find anywhere in Leavenworth.

Staff always helpful and honest. Sets at market prices, best discounts on used sets (complete, like…read morenew, just not in box), and especially if there is a sale. They announce sales pretty last minute (like sometimes less than a days notice) so plan accordingly. Fill-a-bag table is frequently restocked, sometimes you can find partial builds in it. Sorted bins by color & type (tires, bionicle, etc). Separate bins for different priced items (wall panels, windows, jet and boat parts, etc). A build your own minifig bin, and a pretty extensive collection of minifigs from various themes in the case. They do buy some used sets but are particular so talk to staff first. A good assortment of built as-is sets in display cases, ask staff for details first. They also come to near by schools for Lego build nights, great folks supporting the community with fun activities.

These are wonderful people , who rule a great set of stores. We shop here often as a reward for…read moreour kid. Fair prices and lots of variety.

Shop at this Target store often. The parking is easy and location is not too far. Like the…read moreStarbucks inside it and you can use your rewards. The different sections around the store and simple enough to navigate to. Amount of inventory can depend, though. I have noticed the Electronics and Men's sections have decreased, though. Not as much selection compared to before in my opinion. And a lot more items have been locked up, probably due to higher thefts in recent years. I am also not sure why the App/Online website shows things in stock or available for sale for some in-store items, but when you get to the store, they are actually not in stock. I believe the online system needs to be updated to identify that issue. The collectible card aisle is always at the front register area, just a small little shelf. But it rarely has the cards available for purchase! Checkout lines can get long, even the Self-Checkout ones.

It's unfortunate that there's no Target section here to critique Target's online store…read morespecifically. Target's on-line store issued me a 20% coupon which specified that it's for use on music and MOVIES. There was literally zero movies that this coupon would apply to in my cart. The day after this coupon was issued I noticed that Target changed the verbiage and omitted "movies" from it's verbiage. My suggestion is that any fans of physical Media should shop elsewhere. Target has abandoned its movie customers and they do not care. They may as well not even offer movies any longer because they are beyond overpriced in comparison to Amazon and Walmart online.

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.

Your security officers target people for shoplifting when they haven't shoplifted…read more My husband worked for your store for close to three years. I'm calling out Tina and Susan on this and Jake. Tina will pick and choose who to be nice to. She will make life miserable for associates if she is having a bad day. If you come in early to work, she won't change schedule to reflect that and you go past the time allowed for going on a lunch break. Jake goes in and changes associate schedules without letting them know first or checking to see if associate okay with changing time. My husband faced problems with the two mentioned members of management. He has health problems and was on the verge of losing his job. The day he quit his job, and didn't give notice, he was getting stressed out. He started having chest pains. Susan was mad at him for not giving two weeks notice so she could "work with him". What is there to work with? You know he has told you that he can only work self service. He kept getting assigned normal checkout. He was having to deal with Tina and changes to his schedule. Management doesn't care about associates. You know he would have been fired if he had a heart attack and had to go to the hospital due to stress. Then, you have the audacity to not pay out the vacation time he was earned????? I would never, in a million years, recommend Fred Meyer Covington. The way you treat associates is the same way you treat customers when you profile them.