Got the Tacoma and Seattle dogs bc my college best friend, Chooksedo sam, never had one, so this…read morewas a good intro to what I consider to be the best drunk food! Not the best one that I had for this food type, but Very filling with the many toppings. service a bit on the slower end. At least they are nice and greet you! Makes you feel very welcome. Took it to-go, but when stopping by the restaurant, it was very clean and had such a nice view of the nature and golf site. Parking was plentiful and I am honestly surprised that this is not rated any higher... then again, I do not golf here and only been here one time.

This place for breakfast was pretty good. My wife and I popped in here on a Thursday, following me…read moregetting fired from my job the day before. I have lived here for 14 years and this was my first time. It is a restaurant inside a municipal golf club. It was a little cold and drafty with the doors to the practice green opening with the light traffic on a cold day. We split a skillet scramble. Big portion, good but not a lot of flavor. Needed salt. Service was ok. Reasonable prices and clean.

The clubhouse staff has always been helpful and the greens are in excellent shape. The course is…read morechallenging especially the Woodlands but fun.

There's much to like about this course (or courses), and yet much left to be desired…read more It's hard to nail down pricing for you as it varies, depending on day of week and time of day, and if you're walking or driving, etc. I can tell you for the most part, I pay just under $30 for nine holes walking on weekend afternoons. All-in-all, moderately priced. The staff is generally friendly, yet I find the concessions cart to be available inconsistently. The 'Links' course is the easier of the two property courses, and is the easier one. Of course, this is the one I prefer. The 'Woodlands' course is harder, and it has lots more hills, so harder to walk that course as well. As a weekend hack golfer, I appreciate forgiving courses. The greens tend to be in fair condition, but the fairways are often patchy and dry, surprising for our rainy PNW climate. The 18th on the Links course is cleverly (or deviously) designed, with a big tree center fairway about 180-yards out, and a rather tempting option to cut the hole short by going left of the tree. Don't give in, stay just right. It's the smart play. I've gotten many horrible rounds of golf in at these two courses, just wish they would put a little more love into the property.

Employees always go above and beyond! Always have what I need in stock and Always have great…read moreclearance stuff!

Brought the pups the PET VET vaccinations they have in the back. Do yourselves a favor and RSVP…read morefor it online because if you want to do a walk in, you may not get in since there will be a lot of people in line. I've done it twice and even though I was first in line the last time, it took 20 mins for me to get through and it just got slower for everyone behind. What they'll do is they'll send you a text to let you know when to get in line, so feel free to wait in your car until you get that text. It costs about $150 for the vaccinationsor each dog and even though that sounds like a lot, I priced it out with a vet and it was going to be $300 to $500, so this is really a bargain. The staff is nice and very gentle with the dogs.

Went to a local bike shop who told my family they didn't have time for us. We saw the Baby Boomer…read moreBike truck nearby and the owner approached us asking if we needed help. We explained our bike issues and we all went to his shop and he gave the equipment a solid once over. I was able to get a helmet, pump, lock and even an extra padded seat. I always support veteran owned businesses when I can. Especially when they're this kind, quick, and knowledgeable. His operation is mobile, so I think I found my bike guy for the future. Went to a local bike shop who told my family they didn't have time for us. We saw the Baby Boomer Bike truck nearby and the owner approached us asking if we needed help. We explained our bike issues and we all went to his shop and he gave the equipment a solid once over. I was able to get a helmet, pump, lock and even an extra padded seat. I always support veteran owned businesses when I can. Especially when they're this kind, quick, and knowledgeable. His operation is mobile, so I think I found my bike guy for the future.

Great customer service, welcoming, and very knowledgeable staff. Immediately assisted me with…read moreissues concerning my daughter's e-bike and even gave me pointers on steps I can take in the future to better maintain her e-bike. I highly recommend this small business and they will be my go-to for any e-bike issues or concerns.

Coastal is a great source for SO MUCH. Locally, before Coastal, you might have had to make several…read morestops at many places to achieve the same thing you can achieve just by visiting Coastal alone. Heres what weve shopped there: Clothes Work shoes Dog accessories and self serve dog grooming Vet care Household and garden tools Grilling and BBQ IF coastal had groceries I literally wouldn't need to shop anywhere else. Its a big store but doesn't have a lot of sales coverage. Now, in my opinion, for MOST of Coastal niche market, there doesn't need to be a huge sales floor presence. You will need assistance for several back of the store items. Griils, fueled heaters, guns, and tools. So plan ahead by ordering online, or ask for help once you're in the building. Be patient the folks here really do try to help. On a recent visit, there side door was damaged. We went outside to look at garden clearance stuff, since nothing had been posted prohibiting going through, so we went out and the door locked behind us. Some customers were walking by and let us back in. We mentioned it to the cashier, and a floor manager over heard and authorized a discount on our purchase. Very unnecessary, but nevertheless appreciated. Besides great prices, and products the self serve dog washing facility is clean and simple and great if you have fur babies that would drown your home bathroom out trying to wash them at home. All in all, a wonderful place, and if you find yourself going there for a reason, you wont be disappointed.

My mother and I visited the Lacey Coastal store and witnessed one of the most disturbing things…read moreI've ever seen in a retail setting. Several White Leghorn chicks were actively pecking at and eating the vents of other chicks. Three were bleeding severely, and we immediately separated them while my mother ran to get help. Instead of responding with urgency, the employee who identified herself as Shawna became confrontational and accused my mother of being rude for the tone she used while trying to report an animal welfare emergency. When you're watching baby chicks being seriously injured, you expect staff to focus on helping the animals, not criticizing the customer asking for assistance. The store manager, Garrett, later spoke with us and acknowledged that they had more chicks than they were selling quickly. The enclosure we observed was overcrowded, contained mixed breeds, had no food available, and very little clean water. Those were the conditions we personally observed, recorded, and photographed. I reported the incident to the city, which informed me they would be monitoring the situation. I also spoke with the regional manager afterward. He apologized, asked for my mailing address, and said he would send gift cards as an apology for our experience. I provided my address, never received anything, and never heard back despite the promise. The gift cards aren't the reason for this review. The real issue is how the animals were being kept, the dismissive response when we asked for help, dishonesty, and the failure to follow through after acknowledging the situation.

My husband and I have been playing Tumwater Valley for about 30 years and years and I am not a good…read moregolfer but I enjoy the game. My husband passed away in 2022, and can no longer book a single, even if they have open tee time, they just refuse to fill them. I live out of town and they tell me to drive in and see if they can accommodate me! Are you kidding? Last week, I golfed this year with my granddaughter and required a handicap flag due to a severely broken femur making walking extremely difficult for me especially on uneven ground. If you have any type of mobility problem, Tumwater valley is NOT ADA ACCESSIBLE with a cart. They purchased these carts and software that beep and then the cart comes to a complete stop if you get to close to where they think you should not be. No signs that indicate "NO CARTS BEYOND THIS POINT " like normal golf courses, which would give you some idea that your cart would quit. Then you have to reverse to get out of it and the direction to go is not always obvious. Very frustrating. I hit my ball on a par 3 and it only went about 50 yards on a 160 yard par 3. My ball landed on the opposite side of the cart path near the woods and I thought I could drive across the fairway to my ball since I was no way close to the green......No way, my cart was programmed not to go across any par 3s. It was extremely difficult for me to walk to my ball. For a City owned course not to be accessible, is I believe against the law. I called the office a couple times because my cart got stopped and was told that it was programmed for the easiest access, but still nowhere enough for a mobility disability. I have been golfing a very long time and I know not to drive on the green, but now, I sometimes I have to get to the back side of a green and the hilly part was very difficult. These carts explain the large number of walkers I saw on the course....more than I have ever seen in my life time of golfing at this course. It appears golfers would rather walk than deal with the annoyance of these carts. I will never play Tumwater valley again. They tried to bring me a different cart, but since there is apparently no way to turn the program off if you have a disability you just cannot get reasonably close to your ball in some instances. I would not encourage going to Tumwater Valley. Find a different course. Their no singles policy is also ridiculous. They can always book a twosome of threesome with a single like other courses.

We enjoyed the restaurant at the golf club and play a quick 9-hole round afterwards. The golf shop…read morestaff were very gracious and we had a wonderful evening!!