Terrible experience. The owner misjudged the amount of boxes we had and on moving day, about a…read morethird of our items didn't make it on the moving truck. Owner blamed us. My husband had to make a return trip from Idaho back to WA at our own expense, rent a second moving van, and make sure the remaining items made it to our new destination. We went without necessities for an additional week which was a hardship. The picture is of our brand new recumbent bike that was beat up during the move as were other furniture items, although not as bad as this one. No offer to work with us for compensation even after filing a complaint.

Reserved a local move with Amazing 360. Nate came to the house and provided an estimate. Received…read moreemail and text confirmations leading up to the move day. They never showed up, never answered text messages or phone. It's been 5 days and no one has called us to apologize or explain. I cannot recommend this business.

We purchased a dropcloth, and 18 inch roller cover to begin a paint job. First time roller went to…read morethe wall, the roller hubs came unglued. I brought the roller back to the store with the receipt explained what happened. Staff questioned me and also wanted to know where the original packaging was. I left it back at the job site. I just wanted an even exchange. Congratulations, your store won't be getting any of the paint I need to do the rest of the interior and exterior of a local house I'm working on over a $13 exchange.

over 20 years ago, a professional painter who did my house told me that he bought all his paints at…read moreMallory's, known as Peninsula paints here in Port Townsend. I have been using them ever since and they always come through with great paint matching, and wonderful customer service.

Beautiful and eclectic. I'm a sucker for any place that isn't afraid to showcase their…read moreindividuality! Filled with lovely fabrics and diverse knicknacks, I could've spent hours looking at their various displays. I LOVE the fact that all their items are from local artists and they take NO commission-you write the check directly to the artist! Now, that's supporting your local art community! Potpourri Rocks!

Jeannie does top quality sewing work. She gets never wastes time and has great solutions.read more

Janie offers a hands-on experience from the very beginning of your relationship with her. She'll…read morestop by your residence and run through options with you, as well as review colors. She'll send samples to you via mail so you can see what the colors look like and how the flowers feel prior to arranging. She also sent me photos of the arrangements pre-wedding for review. She also creates elaborate hoop and paper artistry. Janie helped with setup day of and went above and beyond to help make my day special. She even gave Ian and I a wedding gift. She is the sweetest woman to work with and really knows her stuff when it comes to life-like silks. I highly recommend Janie if you're looking for affordable floral options.

This bookstore is small, but the inventory is full of quality books. I found a great sci-fi book to…read moreread. It's hidden in the end of an unassuming building, but if you are already here for the farmers market, you have found the right spot. Come inside and browse the cozy interior! It's worth checking out!

Was just passing through town and this store caught my eye with so much to see! Loved this store!…read moreSuch unique finds. Owner was awesome and interactive in helping me look for whatever I asked! Going with a truck next time! Found a little something I could take away for the holiday season. My husband found an authentic beer stein!

Great Place, i got a super cool ring and the owner was extremely nice, Definitely a place to stop…read moreat if you're passing through.

Though I actually haven't been in Henery's since it changed hands and became Henery's, this…read moreparticular hardware store has been an amazing resource for my family for as long as they have lived in Quilcene. My father has had to wake the owners or simply track them down in order to open the small store way too many times to even remember. When the pipes freeze or burst, when the electricity randomly goes out, when the toilet just mysteriously stops working, the hardware store has always been there so my father can pretend he's the "Tim 'the tool man' Taylor" of the Olympic Peninsula. Plus, these guys always know everything that is going on and everyone it may be happening to. You need scoop? Check with the proprietors or patrons of Henery's. They could probably hook you up. I know because my father's a regular and he's usually hepped to what is going on up in his 'hood.

Leonard and his able crew are ready to assist you with most anything hardware. If they don't have…read moreit, it's likely they will be happy to order it for you. It's a central hub for this little town and they improved the store from the last owner that I always thought was on Federal witness protection since the shelves were almost bare and he seemed totally disinterested in helping. If you are lucky one of Len's children will be bopping around or his lovely wife who are all involved in this family-owned store. Stop by and buy something to support this enterprise. LOcal is good.

Had to make time to visit their outdoor 5 acre sculpture garden. There are so many items to look…read moreat. Some weird, some cool and some whimsical pieces. You had to look up and down every few steps to not miss something. I found it cool that they also had inspirational signs as well as ones asking questions, inviting guests to think about deeper things. Some items apparently are designed to decay with the forest. Not all items had signs to describe the art or even give it a title. You just had to roll with it.

This was one of the highlights of our trip to the Olympic Peninsula. Hot summer day and just had…read morean amazing time hiking around Hurricane Ridge. I was reading my Frommer's guidebook to look for things to do around Port Angeles and it mentioned this place. I'm not the biggest fan of contemporary art, but this was amazing and FREE! We only spent a couple of minutes inside the fine arts center, because the outdoor sculpture garden was out of this world. Nestled under a canopy of trees were all sorts of modern sculpture, a lot of it whimsical, hanging from the trees, suspended in the air, and blending into the environment. It was everywhere and you almost felt like you were on a scavenger hunt. What a fantastic way to introduce my kids to art. We all had a blast wandering around the woods looking for the next discovery. My favorite sculpture was the collection of sweaters on a hillside (see photo).