The only reason why I am giving this place a 5 star is because I think one of the nicest guys in…read morethe world works here. He is always smiling and looking jolly, or maybe he really likes the fact that I buy Mt. Dew. Either way, he is good people. Zipzap Zubidy Bop!

Love this publication. I love the people in the Stanwood Camano area. And the shops, cafes and…read morebeauty

If you're ever in the local Camano/Stanwood area looking for events to join in on, look no further…read morethan the Crab Cracker. It's updated biweekly with the latest happenings and filled with local trivia and fun facts. While it might seem like a small community, it's active and always offers some fun activities, concerts, art shows, and other events. This little publication has saved my weekend on more than one occasion when my outdoor plans got rained out. Copies available in print at local area businesses or online at their website.

Bulldog News had the most amazing ice cream we've had in Seattle…read more We dropped in and picked out their pear spiced cider and it was chefs kiss. Like a cold winter's day, icy but flavorful and rich. They have a ton of seating outside and the service was friendly and prompt. They also take cards at the ice cream stand. So overall, we will definitely be back next time we're in the area!

Great, fresh pastries in the morning and dark roasted coffee. Eclectic vibe, magazines up the wall…read moreand tables for studying. Friendly staff.

I signed up for the news tribute and thought I had canceled it until I had someone call me the next…read moremonth saying that I owe them like four dollars... I told them I am not doing that and I am not giving them my card information over the phone and they have being calling me ever since. This morning really crossed a line as they called me at 6 AM. I have only logged onto their website one time to find out about my friend's death. This has been honestly the most truly annoying experience I've had with anybody collecting a debt let alone under 5$ . I had to block their phone number because that's how often I was getting phone calls. And the news article didn't even say much about what actually happened. I was better off finding information on Facebook.

We pay for the new Tribune six days a week. We might get a three days a week. The delivery is…read moreawful. They show up late. My husband's already left for work. He usually likes to take the paper with him to work so when it comes, it's no good to us. They charge a phenomenal amount over $60 a month and they want you to pay two months in advance even if you're on Social Security it's always been one problem after the other and we've been with them over 25 years. It's never gotten any better and never probably will. also, when you call to make a payment, you're getting somebody who's sitting in their kitchens with chicken clucking in the background as they're working from home and you're giving this person. You're a personal debit card number and three digit code on the back and half the time the news of you know nothing about the payment and then all of a sudden you get a $200 bill in the mail from the Tribune. This is terrible. The bookkeeping department needs to shape up. It's not working for me.

This store is smaller and has a more limited selection compared to others. However, parking is…read morefree, which is a plus. I also heard that a new store is opening in Bellevue Square Mall--looking forward to checking it out and hoping it offers a larger, cozier shopping experience.

I love barnes and noble!…read more I also like how this location is spacious-- I recently went to the one in Bellevue Square mall that just opened and the energy there was pretty great, but the aisles were super narrow. This one is very comfortable to walk around and browse. I appreciate there being some chairs to relax and read in as well. I haven't purchased books here much (because I got into using the library) but I've bought games/wrapping paper/journals/etc, and generally enjoy browsing it when I walk through Crossroads. [It's also fun that apparently, this area really likes to read? There's a library connection, a half-price books, AND a b&n, all within 100 ft of each other? Amazing.)

Quirky bookstore! I feel like if you enjoy browsing you will find something here. Take the left…read morepart seriously - there are some books that intrigued me just because of the cover. Let alone the content. I came in to get some books I found on their website that were about Arab Americans (non fiction), a Persian fiction novel and a special copy of a new book by a Nigerian author. All regular price points which is fine as I am Al about supporting small business. Whoever is curating is doing a good job. The plethora of signs and ways they showcase the books was both stark and comfortable. The person at the desk nice and helpful. Check the website and find a topic of interest. Keep an open mind and come check this place out. We all need learning and even if the views challenge your own - it's worth it. A mind always wants to be challenged and to think!

The Communist Manifesto is somewhere in this book store I know it... I felt Marxism dust cover my…read morebody as I entered the building in downtown Seattle. Definallty not getting a rounded point of view with reading material I saw inside. Because I was at The Pike Place Market I decided I needed to check the book store out. Nothing on my reading list but lots of interesting books to choose to purchase... I had a great experience in the store. Most defiantly not my point of view on the world and no naughty magazines cause I'd had bought one of those.

One of the prettiest book stores I've ever seen! Stocked with every book you can imagine and all…read morespacious and comfortable to walk in. The books are tied together well with the other memorabilia they sell and not too overbearing (Barnes & Nobles, Village Books, etc.) The service is extremely kind, and they gave us free tote bags that are extremely cute and reusable. Books were reasonably priced and everything there was a perfect town bookstore. Wish they had one as nice in my hometown!

Absolutely love this local bookstore! It's a perfect place to find local historical content and…read moremerchandise. The new owner has captured the excitement and feel of Port Angeles. You do not want to miss this engaging local bookstore for all your book and merchandise,needs. Highly recommended.

They always have what I am looking for and the staff is so helpful and knowledgeable.read more

Looking for a local bookstore with bookslinger recommendations, unique cards created by local…read moreartists and a plethora of stickers and patches? This is it! This place is in the heart of downtown Bremerton and is owned and operated by diverse bibliophiles who leave notes all around the shop shelves describing the books! However, you'll find more than books here in a place that has something for ALL ages. There are patches, buttons and stickers tucked all around in nooks and crannies with a wide variety of colors and messages. Also, they have toys, stationary, book accessories and even plants! You need to experience this place to understand the wonder of how lucky we are to have a shop like this in our own Bremerton