I live nearby, so Ive been shopping in this Hallmark for years. I would say if they like what they…read moresell, make sure to join their loyal program. They give points and coupons pretty often. Hallmark is a good place to buy cards and trinkets. Also if you are into unique Christmas ornaments, this is your place. Their famous ornament club is still going pretty strong, so strong they raised prices often, with tariffs, the pricing this year is unattainable at least as far as I am concerned. For example, a standard size Disney licensed ornament for 30 dollars. Recently, I saw they are selling fake Labubu in the store for 15 dollars. I was super bewildered, and surprised. When is it ok to sell counterfeits under day light in this country? Fake labubu's next to your Jesus and religious products? I think Hallmark corporate really needs to reconsider this decision. I would give a higher rating, but this Lafufu thing is very weird in my opinions

Always a good experience at this Hallmark shop. Friendly and helpful employees and of course the…read moregifts and other merchandise you can only get at a Hallmark!

I've been to Daiso in Hawaii and California so I was expecting more. While this location is good…read morefor household items, I was disappointed by the variety and selection. I was looking for Sanrio and Tokidoki merch. It was a limited selection of a few trinkets. However, there were plenty of BTS and LINE friend merchandise. I got cable ties, sticky notes and file folders. This Daiso location caters to more practical items, not so much licensed characters and gifting items. I also feel like the shelves here are short, so it lacks space for extra merchandise on the floor.

Love Daiso. So many cool and fun items. Was in town on business and this location popped up on the…read moremap so I had to check it out! Got a few gifts to bring home. Service is always great as is value and selection. Wish I had one where I live!

I have been coming to Alderwood Mall for a few decades now. Living in the greater Seattle area…read more(home neighborhood of Northgate in Seattle), this and Northgate were my two malls growing up. The different stores and food options I have explored here have varied with my age and focus in life, including for work and hobbies. As a young one, I was not the biggest shopper in the family, so our trips here could feel a bit long. Benches for sitting while waiting have been helpful, though can be spaced out. My experiences here have matured as I have aged into adulthood. Alderwood became my number one when shopping for professional attire and wanting to explore more than one retailer. Going to the movies here is something I have done on occasion, the food options remain my most utilized store/shop option across my childhood and adulthood.

It's been a while since we've been to this mall. It's not bad, but it's not great either. I think…read moreit's great for those who live closeby but their selection of stores is limited and needs improvement.

I absolutely love this store. They have tons of pop culture merchandise. They are sisters with Hot…read moreTopic so have similar stuff but honestly usually their stuff is better. One employee, Masa, is always super friendly and helpful. You can tell he's passionate about the merchandise - or at least about Disney and I appreciate that. The blue haired manager is less nice - usually has a look of annoyance on her face but will still help you occasionally.

I love shopping here. They have lovely t-shirts that work perfectly with my job. The staff is…read morepretty friendly. The only thing is that it is expensive. T-shirts alone cost $30 a piece. Thankfully they have money off promotions pretty regularly. I wanted to take the customer survey after my last visit, but it isn't working on their website. So, even the money off things can be difficult. Great store overall though if you have the money.

It's See's. Not sure what could go wrong. It's always a pristine store with the friendliest people…read moreto help and delicious chocolates to buy and sample. I have never had a bad experience there.

RUDE WORKERS! I was minding my business walking around the store being helped by a kind young…read morefellow named Art, until this older lady had profiled me based on my appearance and assumed I wouldn't be purchasing anything. This greatly upset me resulting in me taking my business else where and best believe I wont be coming back.

Wow! This is a cool place! Here's what I love: First of…read moreall, the place is so cool! They have so many great things for decorating around the yard and pond, and most of it I have not seen anywhere else. Their koi are lovely, and what a selection! We have had our koi pond for over ten years, and have always heard great things about this place, but never got around to going there until last month. So happy we went! Love their selection of pond plants! I couldn't resist when we went there and have been thrilled with how well all of the plants have done since bringing them home! Most of all, they are knowledgeable and helpful! We had a leak in our pond and about a thousand questions. They know their stuff! No hard sell, no judging you on how you installed this or that, just great advice and helpful information. Yep, I am definitely a fan!

Beautiful place!!! I just stopped in for the first time and I love it. Lots of garden and lawn…read moredecor as well as plants and fresh laid chicken eggs! Fun spot to bring kids to adventure.

This is the best K-Pop store in the region. They have unique BTS items like sheet music, stickers,…read moreand key rings. They also have BLACKPINK merch too. Buying stuff online can get boring so it's nice to check out a store in person. The gal running the shop was friendly and she had a steady flow of customers coming in and buying stuff. This is a small business in Lynnwood so don't expect it to be as big as Uwajimaya's bookstore/gift shop in downtown Seattle. Only thing is it's up north and unfortunately I don't see myself driving up here too often. When gas is $5+ a gallon my wallet takes a hit especially when coming from the southend. However, if I'm in the neighborhood again I'll probably stop by.

Love supporting the bookstore..but the Cafe is not worth it- overpriced and the staff are not…read morefriendly or helpful. Every time I go in it's a bad experience. The cashier up front is usually nice but the person behind is unfriendly and judgey if you ask them to make your own drink. If I'm paying almost $10 for a drink then I would expect it to be made to my satisfaction! Not a fan of the Cafe! I would rather pick up my coffee somewhere else and then go to the book store to browse.

My go-to study spot! This Barnes & Noble has a dedicated Miffy section with lots of options, and…read moreeverything is usually well-organized and easy to find. The store is quiet and comfortable, perfect for studying, and the staff are always helpful. It loses one star because it can get crowded on weekends, and sometimes the Miffy section isn't fully stocked.

Growing up, as a teenager and into my 20s, the Old Navy in Lynnwood was one of the stores I enjoyed…read morefor clothes and flip flops shopping. The store was typically well stocked and clothes were logically sectioned. While not all of the clothes fit my physique, I could typically find something for each part of a full outfit. Prices were great to excellent and the sales were spot on. The parking lot was large and shared and not too busy depending on the day/time of day. Inside the store, the merchandise tended to be tidy and handled a larger number of shoppers well. Lines at check out could be longer on bigger shopping days such as Black Friday. Even on non holidays, there have been shorter lines. The line wait time depended a bit on how much/what each customer was purchasing.

I wish I could say something positive but for me there is nothing there in my size. I guess I could…read morebuy jeans or cargo pants and shorts there, but shirts, sweaters, and jackets are never available. Im 6'5" and wear a 2xl shirt off the rack. They obviously have 2xl as a size, but apparently order so few of them that I have almost never seen them. Last week, the only jacket available was this hideous Mao jacket that looked like it was taken from a mailman scarecrow. This has been the case for the last four or five times I've visited this location. I get it. You don't care about my business.

This is absolutely, hands down, the best toy store around. Not only do they have the cutest stuff,…read morebut the owner, Nicki, is truly dedicated to her customers. They just received a shipment of Nee Dohs, and she put a limit on how many each person could buy--unlike other stores that let customers purchase the entire shipment. I was able to buy one for my son and one for his friend. All of her staff are wonderful. I highly recommend this toy store.

Growing up, Teri's Toybox was our main go-to toy store near the house. It had a good amount of…read morefloor space and fun displays with a variety of offerings. Both my sister and I collected TY Beanie Babies growing up and each time TY released new beanie babies, we would try and come here to see what they had. The toys were magical to each of us and fortunately our tastes were different enough that the items we wanted did not really overlap. This was great for us and our parents as we did not mix up whose beanie baby was whose. We were appreciative Teri's Toybox had enough different toys we were not forced to get the same ones if we wanted one. We found a treasure trove of other cool items here throughout our childhood as well. More recently, it has become a site of searching for toys for kids of family friends or church care packages. The floorspace has been reduced and the displays are a bit more cramped together than they used to be, though they still have a variety of offerings. The music played can be a little odd for being a children's toy store, though plays a little quieter so it is not so jarring.