As a foodie, I'm slowly but surely eating my way through this shopping center! I can't say my…read morewallet is happy about it, but I've enjoyed a number of meals here over the years, especially as new spots have popped up. The selection is pretty diverse in terms of types of food - burgers, ramen, pasta, sushi, pizza, Thai (vegan) and more... it's all here! For a little treat, grab ice cream at Salt & Straw, a boba tea from Don't Yell at Me, or a coffee and pastry at 203º Fahrenheit Coffee. It's tough to resist any of these. With this being an outdoor shopping center, it's the most lively during the spring and summer. There is a main outdoor seating area near the cinema and tables here fill up pretty quickly during the warmer months with people who opt for takeout from one of the casual eateries. Across the street, smaller sections of seating are accompanied by fireplaces. I've been grateful for the fireplaces and heat lamps during the wintertime! Other than exploring the food options, I enjoy browsing Nordstrom Rack and could spend hours at the Barnes & Noble. Trader Joe's and Whole Foods are also here. Along with these larger stores, there is a variety of small boutique-like shops, providing an opportunity to support the small businesses. As for parking, the main lot in front of Trader Joe's and Nordstrom Rack get pretty crowded, so I'd recommend parking in the garage on the side of Chase bank. Each parking spot in this garage has a light over it that turns red if occupied and green if available, making it really easy to navigate. With spring right around the corner, I'm sure I'll find myself here again shortly!

This is an example of a well done mixed-use area/center. It has retail, restaurants, office space,…read moreand even residential apartments! I initially had some reservations about finding parking since the outer lots were pretty full and busy due to the Trader Joe's and Whole Foods, but as I walked into the middle of the area, I realized that there were also free parking garages that I could have used. Thoughtfully enough, they even had the number of spaces available displayed on the entrances. This place must get super busy to need that feature! I liked how the greenery was well kempt, and how there were navigational signs so you don't get lost. I went to the Paper Source, Due Cucina, and Don't Yell At Me. Super convenient! I guess the only thing I wished it could have was a better way to travel there through public transportation.

Stock on items seems low. And they don't seem to give…read moreaccurate answers about that over the phone

I've been a loyal Big 5 customer for years, in California and now in Washington. At the Redmond…read moreStore. During this visit, I was browsing for cycling shorts and looking around other sections of the store--like I usually do when I shop for outdoor or camping gear. As I walked near the kayaks, an employee named Chad suddenly shouted across the store, "Are you OK?" in a loud, almost accusatory tone. I wasn't sure if he was speaking to me, but when I asked, he said yes. It made me feel like I was being watched suspiciously, even though I was simply browsing. When I went to the register, I mentioned that his tone had startled me. Instead of apologizing, he just nodded and made a "hmm, hmm, hmm" sound while looking away--completely dismissive and unkind. There was no "sorry," no acknowledgment, and when I paid, he didn't even say "thank you" or show the slightest courtesy. Immediately after, I saw him speak to another customer with a big smile and a polite tone. The difference in how he treated us was obvious and upsetting.

Pretty great shop if you are a beginner at winter sports. They helped us get sized for ski gear…read more You can find used ski gear and also rent it here as well. I was able to find pretty affordable ski pants too. They have a good selection. The people working here are pretty friendly. They helped me expand my ski boots with this ski warmer and it helped a lot in terms of comfort with skiing. They also gave me more tips on how to prevent my legs from being bruised because of the tightness of the ski boots.

Probably should have done some research ahead of time to see that they don't carry equipment for…read moreall sports, really mostly ski and snowboarding, which I know is in their name. They have a few other sports, but were specifically looking for hockey gear which they don't have at this location. Their parking lot is small and was full so even after circling the block several times, we couldn't find a spot, and ended up parking in the garage at the Schoolhouse District across the street, and then shortly after perusing the store, ended up heading to a different Play it Again Sports Location. Now I know!

Absolutely love these stores. The owner is amazing, the staff members are wonderful, it's an…read moreincredible business plan with so much opportunity for families with young kids to not have to pay retail prices for every baby item. Baby items are such a racket and are so expensive. I am so glad that this company exists, and that it's thriving. I hope that it continues in the future because it's one of my absolute favorite stores. Sort of like when you go to target and you want to buy everything, that's how I feel at Small Threads!! It's also such a gift and so much fun to be able to consign clothes there as well especially for low income family. Very very grateful for this community gem

We love small threads best thift shop ever workers so nice amazing selection of clothing high…read morequility brands to absolutely recommend.

A bit concerning that they needed security at the door, there were areas with no merchandise, and…read morewe didn't find the basketball shoes we were looking for. Employees were helpful, and were busy helping customers.

Spent an hour choosing multiple items for a birthday for someone in Seattle but they won't accept…read moremy Canadian credit card. Surprising that they get listed in top ten stores in Seattle.

If you like designer clothing you may have to search but it's worth it. Bought 4 dresses $50 some…read moredesigner some not. I would recommend going once a month the items get changed up and new ones come in...not a problem here

Everything is so overpriced. Do they forget that all the stuff they get is free? Used shoes for…read more$45. used punching bag for $55 or you can buy a new one for $50? One 15 pound weight for $25 If the owner's gonna respond here and say we need money to keep up with operating costs. I would highly suggest lowering the prices and then you're going to move more inventory. Stop trying to rip us off. Look for garage sales don't go here.