I've never been a souvenir person, but I buy a lot of cheap magnets now that I have kids. I stopped…read moreby the Hudson News in Terminal D on our way out of Seattle and picked up an assortment of goodies for the boys. I've been to plenty of Hudson News locations over the years, and there's nothing special about this one except that it sells Seattle and Washington-themed souvenirs because it's in Seattle, Washington. There was a solid assortment of knick knacks and apparel, in addition to whatever snacks, books, and travel accessories you might expect to find at an airport shop. There were a couple stands of magnets, keychains, pens, and the like, with a buy-3-get-1-free deal on the magnets and keychains. This was a little confusing, and I overheard another customer arguing with the sales clerk about how many items she had to buy to get the freebie. I didn't hear the outcome, but the answer was three, with the fourth free. The deal also only applied to magnets and keychains and not the pens on the same rack. I learned all this when I checked out with my two magnets and one pen. I decided I didn't need any more Space Needle magnets than I already had in hand. I did also buy a larger decorative Space Needle souvenir, one of those shakeable plastic dealies with water and colorful confetti inside. I may not love souvenir junk, but this was a fun family trip, and I wanted my kids to take home a few tangible mementos. It was easy to get these at Hudson News.

I know airport shops are expensive, but this experience made it worse. I used the self-checkout and…read morethe barcode and QR code on my drink were too close together. The machine scanned the QR code first, glitched, and called for assistance. The attendant was rude, stayed on her phone while helping me, and acted annoyed. I was told I needed to cover the QR code with my hand while scanning -- something that should really be explained or fixed by the store. Poor customer service and a frustrating checkout process. I'll skip this place next time.

This is a smaller Hudson at the SeaTac airport and is one of the very few things at the S terminal…read morebut it did boast several self checkouts and a decent array of snacks. Self checkout was a bit too involved, several steps longer than it needed to be but they had aluminum water bottles of a smaller size so the spot worked for me. All in all, thanks for existing Hudson!

The employees were very nice, but be careful buying clothing. Bought a t-shirt that ended up having…read morea very skewed graphic. Very disappointing and a waste of money.

ADORE this bookstore so much!! Always make a morning or afternoon of it when I am in town. Huge…read morespace with focus on books, books, and even more books! So many shelves throughout the store, but also up high. Ask for help to get them and their ladder to reach up high and low for all the choices you are about to bring home. This makes our options more than most bookstores. WIN WIN! The cafe area is a good size and what a great selection of treats! Pick your drink, a snack, and a seat. Dive into those new loved books you just grabbed.

Beautiful store, friendly staff, well laid out. I love a local store but they aren't always as user…read morefriendly as Elliott Bay.

Crap. Asks me to log in to see the whole article. I take time to register and log in, it still does…read morenot let me to view the article. Completely waste of time.

Hands down the worst customer service in the history of any major company. i mean come on - its a…read morenewspaper business.

Picked these guys to print and ship our postcards. Front office ladies were dolls, sweet Asian dad…read morewas honest and up front with the pricing. Just an overall great experience.

I have used several prong shops regularly and another half dozen when in a pickle. American Print…read moreis by far the best based on their reliability, quality, and price though the latter doesn't matter and the reliability and quality are of upmost importance. The pricing is just icing on the cake. Actually the icing on the cake is how incredibly friendly they are and how much attention they give me even though I know for a fact I make small and various print projects compared to their larger clients. They roll the red carpet for me - I'm curious how even better they treat larger customers! 10 out of 10! Well, 5 out of 5 stars:)

Absolutely delightful bookstore. If they don't have any a book they will order it. Just so quaint.read more

It was nice stopping into Three Trees Books, an indie bookseller in Burien (3/22/25)…read more Bright and well appointed shelves with books, journals, cards, and other merch. The gentleman at the main counter acknowledges your presence upon entering. I enjoyed wandering around the shop. More like zigzagging because I was trying to decide among which titles caught my attention. The humorous journals and cards elicited some smirks from me. Nice selection of titles in various genres. Even the kiddos will enjoy the children's section. Gift ideas galore. I ended up buying the graphic novel "Woman Life Freedom" edited by Marjane Satrapi. I enjoyed this French-Iranian author's previous work, Persepolis. A perfect purchase for International Women's Month. Highly recommended visit for bibliophiles!

When I used to live in the area, I would always pass by the place on my downtown walks. I would…read morealways think its a children's bookstore based on the front look, but thanks to Seattle Independent Bookstore Day, i found an excuse to just take a peek without awkwardly walking away. I was wrong. Its more than a children's bookstore. They have books for all ages, greeting cards, games, and even toys. Each aisle/section is labeled easily for you to know what type of genre you are looking at. When walking in, was greeted immediately. Wasn't busy 30 minutes before close, but there were still a few people in here besides mem There is an abundance amount of books galore. One side is for kids and one side is for adults/young adults. They have used and new books. There are a few books that have creases on the bind though, but its a small bundle of them. Overall, will definitely come back again.

I love the selection of books and the staff was extremely helpful in making sure i felt welcome and…read morethat my questions were answered! Additionally the costs here are well worth it! I definitely will be coming back.

This store is in the main terminal at SeaTac. So nostalgic for a gen X'er like me. I grew up…read moreskateboarding and listening to punk and grunge. So much memorabilia from the 90 Seattle seen. Albums, shirts, cups and all sorts of great stuff. Hit this one up if you were a sub-pop kid like I was !

Nice clean and cool looking store with lots of interesting inventory…read more Tons of great stuff

This was a very seedy gas station. While pumping gas, we were approached by beggars from both the…read morefront and back of our vehicle. My adult son had to cover my back while I finished paying at the pump. They might want to invest in some Security. I wouldn't recommend a female come to this location by themselves. It was conveniently located near my hotel and the car rental return. I ignored the price because I was used to everything being overpriced from my week in the PNW.

Finding the Shell in SeaTac on International Boulevard was straightforward today, Wednesday 2…read moreAugust 2023. It was located after some construction heading northbound, however the sign still made it easy to spot from the road. There was a little bit of incline on the turn in from the road, but I did not scrape the bottom front of my car. The spots were close together, so it was a tight fit for the stall I pulled in as there was a car in front of me. For my payment method, I went with a Shell gift card I received from my aunt in 2021 for Christmas. Paying at the pump was simple and instructions clearly communicated. Regular/unleaded was $5.799 per gallon, which while high is not the highest I have seen in the Puget Sound area in the past year or so. Fueling was smooth and when the receipt printed after I was finished it even listed my remaining gift card balance, which I thought was pretty neat/helpful.