KIRKLAND URBAN @ KIRKLAND…read more A place to be at on any weekend where it's sunny! I love this area, it's walkable, easy to navigate, and it's got the best foods you can think of. From quick food like Shake Shack, to sit down restaurants like Dough Zone, there's a lot of places you can't miss. Parking is available for street or in the garage up to 2 hours, i'd recommend parking on street unless you're heading in to QFC for two hours in the garage, you will need it validated. The service in Kirkland is great in every store, everyone is polite and clean.

Very confusing. Tough parking. They don't have one good restaurant there. I miss the old Park…read moreplace shopping center.

I was staying at a nearby hotel and decided to walk down in the afternoon and check the place out…read more There is a vast array of stores and restaurants, something for everyone. I loved the fact that the entire area was covered with flowers and everything smelled so good. You can easily spend a few hours walking around, stopping in stores and getting a bite to eat, and with lots of outdoor seating options, you can sit and do plenty of people watching. It's an outside market which is nice, especially on a sunny day.

Came for UVillage Summer Concert…read more First time for Cover Band Petty Fever band. Concerts are usually pretty crowded- this one was not but it's nice to have free music outdoor.

This is one of my favorite grocery spots and quick lunch grab places in Lynwood. It's pretty big…read morewith many lil shops and vending machines before entering the grocery store. Their food court has about 10 different spots to grab a bite, I love the Sushi Spott! The service is quick and kind which is necessary in a busy but local place like this. One thing I love about grocery shopping here is the prices, I can get my groceries about $100 cheaper here as well as with better quality and more full experience.

I've been visiting this H Mart for decades and have always appreciated their wide variety of Asian…read morefoods, fresh meat, and vegetables. I also love their food court, where I can enjoy good fried chicken and jajangmyeon. Parking is convenient as there is a parking lot, and their staff is helpful if you have any questions. I feel their inventory labeling is relatively good compared to some other Asian markets.

Rose Hill Plaza is a small plaza. There are lots of restaurants and stores nearby. And an average…read moreamount of parking nearby. Would recommend.

The Woodinville Plaza, Hair care, Tire center, and Airport...just kidding. You will find it very…read morediverse. A place where the promise of quaint charm meets the delightful reality of... well, it depends on the day and the store , doesn't it? It's like that quirky aunt you love, but who occasionally wears mismatched socks and tells slightly inappropriate jokes at family gatherings. On the surface, it's got all the right ingredients for a delightful stroll. You've got your charming cafes, your promise of artisanal this and locally-sourced that. You can almost picture yourself leisurely browsing, perhaps sipping a locally roasted coffee and pondering the merits of over priced comic books or bargain stuff you don't need but had to buy at Value Village because it was only $5,99. You might even stumble upon a truly unique gift, a delicious pastry that makes you question all your previous life choices, or a friendly shopkeeper who genuinely seems happy you've wandered into their haven of wonders. Some of the best food can be found at the Woodinville Cafe. On these days, Woodinville Plaza feels like a hug in retail form. However, let's not sugarcoat it (unless we're talking about the aforementioned pastry). Sometimes, Woodinville Plaza feels a bit more stressful. The guys in the DOL seem cranky most of the time and the parking situation is hit and miss. Sometimes parking is good. Lately, not do much. It's a delicate dance of circling, squinting at vaguely marked spots, and silently judging the parallel parking skills of your fellow shoppers. It's a microcosm of Woodinville itself - a lovely place that occasionally forgets how many people want to visit its lovely places. And let's talk about the "plaza" aspect. It's less a grand, open square for community gatherings and more a... well, a collection of buildings huddled together, like they're sharing secrets about the best wine tasting down the road. Which, let's be honest, is probably what they are doing. But here's the thing about Woodinville Plaza: it has potential! It's like that slightly awkward friend who has a heart of gold. You root for it. You want it to thrive. You appreciate the glimpses of its charm, even if they're sometimes hidden beneath a layer of quietude or a slightly confusing parking layout. So, should you visit Woodinville Plaza? Absolutely! Just go in with an open mind, a good pair of walking shoes (for the potential parking trek), and maybe a backup plan for entertainment in case the comic shop and Value Village is having an off day. You might just discover a hidden gem, or at the very least, you'll have a story to tell about your slightly surreal, yet ultimately endearing, Woodinville Plaza experience. And hey, there's probably some excellent wine nearby to make it all worthwhile

Brandy gave me the best haircut ever and she was super nice, 100% recommend 028 barber shop in…read morewoodinville

This is an amazing little plaza with a grocery store, coffee stand, smoke shop, ice cream shop,…read moreMexican restaurant and the most amazing sandwich and bagel shops on the island. Whidbey Coffee is a go-to, the bagel factory makes the most delicious variety of bagels and pickles deli is an incredible stop for lunch. Handle all your needs at Kens Korner!

So many floors, vendors, items, collections...spend some time....you'll find something !read more

This store used to be very nice, but now every time you stop in it has gone down hill further. Very…read morefew vendors take pride in their spaces, the rest are worst than a bad thrift store.

My family and I are from California. Growing up going to the Pulga was a fun experience. Since I've…read moremoved, I've had trouble finding community but this place (along with some others) helped me feel at home. My family visiting also fell in love! They liked it better than San Jose's. All to say, the people are so nice, the music was fun, and it felt welcoming. Food options were great and sure, some vendors can sell things at higher prices but that doesn't speak for the majority.

We'd heard about this place for a couple years and decided to make the 90-minute drive to check it…read moreout. We expected acres and acres of deals, but this was more of a self-contained K-Mart Parking lot. The online add said the hours extended to 6pm, but the website said 5pm. We arrived at 4pm and several vendors were packing up. I remember going to the Midway Swap Meat in Kent at the old Drive in. The place the inspired the Sir Mix A lot song, "Swap Meet Louie". It was 2-3x the size with an indoor area, so my expectation for this place was the same. What I saw was a lot of tools. Mostly used, but some new. A little bit of clothing and a lot of collectables like sports card, Pokémon and matchbox cars. There were also a lot of ethnic food stands and limited produce. For a dollar, you can't complain, but it wasn't worth the long traffic abused ride. I saw a couple things I was interested in and almost bought, then google search showed me I could find them new for less. The two items I did buy, were a great deal. Great place to find gift ideas, just make sure you know the value of what you're buying.