Scott and crew here got your model needs filled here. Solid mix of gauges, HEAVY mix of the used…read moregear which I like. Probably a couple old timers hanging and definitely grab a roadie sucker for the way home!

As a newbie to model trains I have been impressed with this store. Friendly, helpful and…read moreinformative. Willing to answer beginner's questions and to make simple fixes.

Went to Tims for the first time, looking for sports cards, as indicated in their name. Woefully…read morelacking in cards. I was looking for literally any football hobby box. The guy working there had no idea what I was talking about. I had to ask because they didn't appear to have any unopened boxes. So I just pointed and grunted at what I was interested in. The prices weren't very good either. I got 4 packs of "Topps Platinum". Online, a box goes for $90 now, thought the MSRP is $100. They were wanting $130 or $7 per pack. Of course they didn't have any full boxes for sale. Their single cards were poorly priced, too. Cards should be below book and a good shop should have a variety of graded cards. A lot of the cards weren't even priced. They did seem to have a decent selection of Magic the Gathering cards from what I could tell, but I don't collect magic. They also had a decent selection of sports memorabilia (signed balls and what have you), not sure if any of them have COAs or are at all legit. I'll probably go there for sleeves and sliders and maybe different displays, will not buy cards from there again. Very disapointing.

Big assortment of crafting supplies with great deals/promos throughout the store. There are rare…read moreoccasions that there is only one cashier so there may be a slight wait to check out.

Jill does not belong in customer service…read more When I went to check out there were two people in line at each of their two registers. Gal in front of me had a price check which Jill acted like was a huge inconvenience to come over and do. The other register was dealing with a return with no receipt which the cashier couldn't handle and Jill was too annoyed to stick around and resolve. She was too stressed by the patient gal waiting for someone to help her find a product. By the time I got to check out, Miranda, the cashier, looked about ready to cry from secondhand stress. One of my items didn't have a price tag so... price check. And guess who looked thrilled about it. And gave the COMPLETE wrong price. I had grabbed one of their 99¢ bandanas and she said $6.99. I just chose not to buy that rather than argue because it wasn't worth talking to Jill. Miranda was great and very apologetic but I honestly felt bad leaving her with that kind of individual manning that area. Took about ten minutes to get through checkout and Jill was still ignoring the return issue but thankfully that poor cashier was able to get another manager over who looked pretty annoyed with Jill's inaction so I feel like this is a known issue. I hate to imagine what Jill would act like with an actually angry customer if this is how she behaved with patient folks experiencing minor issues.

I went here to get some beading supplies and I found what I needed pretty quickly. The prices are…read morereasonable and there were several options to choose from. There was only one cashier but there were self-checkout machines so I was able to check out pretty quickly. I did come back to pick up an online order since I got a discount from ordering online. One of the employees asked me for my last name then told me to look at the pickup section to find my order. I did find that odd and a little less secure than I would like. That means anyone could have come in the store and looked at the last names on the pickup bags and told the employees that it's their order. Nonetheless, it has been a pretty seamless experience going to this store. I would def order from them again since the prices and options are reasonable.

Online ordering is pretty easy, pick up can be confusing if you cannot locate the 'button' for…read morecustomer service. I stood around the pick up area next to the entrance and tried to find the button. The button was actually next to the cash registers, not close to the pick up area. Selection is quite good, most shelves are stocked. They always have something for the occasion or seasons. Coupons are a must search for before ringing up. Grab boxes did not seem to be available? Not sure if Michaels discontinued them altogether. Staff is limited as with most businesses nowadays. Store is pretty clean

False page. Called the website - they stopped their airport store in 2016. They are now located in…read moreEdmonds - north of Seattle. Someone needs to take this page down....

As airports go, Sea-Tac isn't a bad place to kill some time by shopping. And my new favorite…read moreairport store is the Wishing Stone! Whether you're a rockhound or a jewelry lover, or you just need a souvenir, there are lots of options here at all price points. For gem and mineral lovers, they have some pretty nice color-coordinated displays of specimens and jewelry. From amethyst to larimar, malachite to labradorite, and even diamond slices, there are some nice crystals, cabochons, and spheres to drool over. Many of the bigger pieces seem too expensive and/or fragile for travelers, but I suppose if you've got $1,300 to drop on a fluorite sphere, you can afford to have it shipped. Other inexpensive jewelry options include the gemstone stacking rings in a display case by the door ($35), semiprecious stone post earrings by the register ($10-15), and locally made wood slice earrings by an artist in Edmonds. For kids, there are some fun items like small soapstone animal carvings (under $5), books, inexpensive mineral specimens, and fossil kits. I wasn't too impressed by the service here -- it was pretty early in the morning during my visit, and I was the only customer for most of that time, but the two employees stayed at the counter talking to each other about personal stuff and ignored me. Since I was mostly just browsing, it wasn't that big of a deal, but it seems like they should at least make the effort to greet customers when they walk in. Overall, a nicely organized and displayed gift shop with lots of sparkly gems to ooh and ahh over while you're waiting in the airport. A good place to pick up a last-minute gift that doesn't feel like one!

My most recent visit was great. There are quite a few employees working the small floor. They check…read morein on you but don't hover and one let us know about the promo that was happening. The store seemed well stocked and everything they had on display was in stock.

Store was clean and organized! I love the selection here, I left with a crybaby and was very happy…read morewith what I pulled! Service was great

They repaired my precious stained glass lamp to its original shape. Shocking perfect! thanks again…read moreJin

They've had to move locations. As if 2/1/2024 they are open:…read more Thursday: 10am to 2pm Friday: 10am to 2pm Saturday: 10am to 2pm Appointments are available on weekdays with prior arrangement. Details on the location are on the website. The address is to the top street address but the entrance is from the alleyway. I was able to park near the entrance, but it is an alleyway so I don't know if that will always be available. There's currently 3 aisles with glass sheets, some tools, supplies and items for kiln work. As always the owner was very nice and helpful. He offered to get my glass to my car. One you enter, you go through a small room into another and then up a couple of concrete stairs, then you're there. They still have the best selection in the area (and almost the only selection that I know about south of Burien).