If you love Large antique store THIS is the place to go! You will lose track of time as you make…read moreyour way through the store. There is SO MUCH to see- it's almost too much. Make sure to look up and down or you just might miss something. There's a mixture of items in the store- vintage furniture, modern day clothing, 1970s decor- they have it all. We even went back the next day because we ran out of time. *BE FORWARNED** There isn't a public restroom available! You will have to go across the track to the cafe.

I came in to check this place out while waiting to meet up with a friend - quite a fortunate find!…read more The first thing I was struck by is how enormous this places. It's not much to look at from outside as it's an old warehouse, but once you get inside the place you find that it's huge. Around the outside at least in the first third of the store are cases with more valuable antiques, small trinket he antiques and plenty of dolls and figurines. They're organized in a somewhat reasonable fashion, but there does tend to be a lot of random this within the different cases. As you continue to the store and realize how far back the place goes, you're treated two small areas that function as separate rooms with specific types of antiques. There's some great cowboy themed ones, plenty of bedroom type antiques and one of the biggest hat sections I've ever seen in the store like this. It was very impressive, and even if you're not looking for anything in particular, there's enough stuff here that you will probably find something you're interested in. When I came back up front, I found that there was a birdcage with a number of small birds inside. They seemed very nice! All things considered, this is a really cool and really big antique shop that is worth your time, before or after you visit the brewery next-door!

So, The bad reviews below are from people who can't handle interaction with other humans IMO…read more It doesn't matter where you go in public, there will always be someone who you could let under your skin and what may come of it is a reflection upon yourself. So the old guy gets snippy when ya move crap around, great you probably would too if your building was brimming with old stuff . It's happened to me actually but I still go back and here's why - It doesn't matter what project I'm doing or what off the wall thing I need, from a lamp with a clamp , to a piece of stove pipe , to and old fishing net I can use to throw my disc golf discs into all the way to a used desk or even an odd sized metric wrench the list goes on! Most of the time 9 outta ten I have been able to find something useful there AND , his pricing is very fair!! Just make sure whatever you buy works before ya go home , he lets me plug stuff in and test it. It's a good ol junk shop and I've traveled the country " picking" so I believe I'm qualified to judge. Some days are better than others it's great , there's always new stuff flowing thru there ebb and flow such is life.

I had gotten a polite welcome from Bargin Town and when I was told they did not want to buy some…read morestuff I had they sent me to someone who did buy it at a time I needed money they helped so Thank you BARGIN TOWN. Plus some peoples garbage can be another persons treasure.

They have hot food, but one employee let us touch the burrito to see it was soft and fresh with are…read morebare hands! They don't rotate the fruit. Most employees seem unhappy and unfriendly.

My family moved here in 1978 so I am old enough to remember when Akins was across the street from…read morewhere it stands today. The bakery here is top notch. We get all of the kid's birthday cakes made with the strawberry filling (real strawberries!) and they look forward to them. The fried chicken in the deli is another personal favorite. The staff are all very friendly and inviting. If I am struggling in the self checkout they always come to lend a hand. Everyone smiles and asks how you are doing. What I appreciate the most is everything is very clean, well organized and well stocked. My cat is picky about her food and even if I buy up the last of the stock, there is more the next week when I go back. Great store for a small town.

This HiCo is a very convenient place to stop for gas, drinks or snacks if you're heading north up…read morethe Grand Coulee from Ephrata. It's quick to pull in, get what you need and get out, and the customers here are usually interesting too. They don't have vitamin water as of this past weekend when I stopped in, but they do now have a walk-in cooler area for all the cold beverages....methinks they sell a lot of alcoholic beverages.

The store was organized, but they did not have a lot of housewares or things of that nature. They…read morecould also use more donations so they can make and have better choices for things to choose from.

Want some pants real quick? A decent place to get some local shopping done. They've got most of…read morewhat a thrift store should have, totally worth a visit

Great little shop! Me and my buds needed fishing supplies and the variety store has a ton of…read moreweights, hooks, baits, and rod combos. We bought weights, hooks, and baits for about $25! That night, we caught us some yummy Northern Pikeminnow

Do you need a floaty? Sunblock? Yarn so you can knit a sweater while on the beach in the 102…read moredegree weather? Yes, they've got that! Coloring books? Flip Flops? Goggles? Lincoln Logs? Hats? They've got that too! They basically have a bit of everything. Prices are what you'd expect in a resort town. Staff was helpful.

The needle read one-quarter We had many miles to go…read more And so we stopped at Binger's (?) A very fine place to go. I added sixty bucks to Anita's register I noted tobacco, vapes and cinnamon booze, as I headed out the door. The tank took every penny of three twenty dollar bills. I set the pump on low low As I squeegeed off the bugs. And then we left Hawk Fuel awhile. Sightsaw around Soap Lake. Then Nature called, there were no stalls except Bingers at Soap Lake. We did our musts, then purchased plus - a pop and candy bar. We left this place with smiles on our face and 400 miles more!

This Shell gas station in downtown Soap Lake is a good place to fuel up, though it is usually a few…read morecents more expensive than the HiCo south of town. I've stopped in here for water or gatorade before, but most recently I rolled in here hoping to find some campfire wood and sho nuff they had a lot of it. $6.50 for a bundle that was perfect size for one campfire.

Overpriced outdated and unfashionable clothes with not even a hello at the door or any…read morefriendliness. No thanks. Not sure how this place stays open.

Allisions has a new location on front street at 70 Wapato Way. This is a great little shop for…read moregifts, seasonal items. Loads of jewelry and reasonably priced. I have always found the employees friendly and helpful. I try to shop local and love supporting this small business in Manson.

I went in the other day and was lost I tried asking an employee for help but he ignored me and…read morewaved me off I didn't get the chance to fully read his name tag but I was something like nico or Nick I believe he was a rather tall gentleman with shorter hair

NEVER HAD SUCH BAD CUSTOMER SERVICE I got to the cashier it…read morewas lane 4 with a purple haired girl named Nayeli she was incredibly rude didn't greet or anything she was throwing my items into the bag and I asked her nicely to set one of my items aside she proceeded to throw it into the bag and later asked which item then proceeded to throw it out of the bag then she continued to be incredibly rude and didn't tell me my total didn't communicate anything I have never felt so embarrassed for someone or been treated in such a rude manner. Will not be coming back!

I am a regular shopper of Grocery Outlet in the Wenatchee Valley so I had to check out this new…read morestore. It is a very, very nice store. They have a wide variety of items at awesome prices. The aisles are wide & everything is so clean, bright and new! I love the NOSH section of every store I visit. I search for these stores even when visiting out of state. As I tell people they are like the Goodwill of grocery stores! You just never know what bargains you will find there! Their prices are low enough to purchase food never tried before because if you don't like it you haven't spent too much money. One thing about every Grocery Outlet is if you find an unusual item you like, best to purchase more as sometimes you will never see it again! Awesome addition to the Soap Lake & Ephrata area!

From the owner: Grocery Outlet is the nation's largest extreme value grocery store, where you can save 40%-70% on…read morebrand-name products compared to conventional grocers! From pantry essentials to fresh produce, organic items, and seasonal finds, there's something new to discover every trip.