My favorite indie arcade and video game shop in the PNW! I've spent most of my high school days…read moreplaying at the arcade here as well as buying some copies of retro games. Sales happen often, so it's worth swinging by every once in a while if you live nearby! The decor makes you feel at a gaming home, and the arcade machines are well maintained. If you're a fan of pinball this is honestly the best one I've been to! (Though i don't play pinball professionally so don't take my word for it too much LOL). Also beer. And karaoke. This place has a lot!

I mean come on who doesn't love throwbacks!?!…read more Great selection of vintage and newer games and the staff is always helpful and friendly. We always make a point to stop in to get our nerd on and check out the current selection when we're in the neighborhood. The arcade in the back also makes for a pretty affordable afternoon of fun which we've been known to do on occasion. Check it out - this place is addicting!

First time doing archery and every worker was so informative, helpful, and kind! I have never been…read moregreat at any sports so I was there for the fun of it. I never thought I'd get to a point where I was consistently in the center, but thanks to David's advice and teachings, I was able to get 4 of my shots in the yellow! Overall amazing experience and would recommend this to anyone.

Excellent coaching and instruction. Chill, pleasant vibe, although thankfully the coaches are also…read morevery safety-oriented and strict with rules - after all, bows and arrows are weapons! Our coach/instructor today was Asa. He was very helpful to both my friend Sammar and I. Sammar actually bought her bow and arrows at the Nock Point, and she told me how helpful the staff here was in making sure that the bow that she bought was a good fit for her. I own a bow and arrows, but they ended up not being the best choice for me to use for shooting archery today. I bought my bow and arrows in 2013 as props for photo shoots in 2013 and 2014, so I'm not shocked that they weren't suitable for archery action. So, I rented a bow and arrows today. I also bought a bracer for $15. My costs for today were around $50 for about 2 1/2 hours of shooting archery, but it will cost me around $35 when I go back, since I own the bracer now. Asa helped me adjust my form. I was struggling a bit with pulling the bow string of the first bow back far enough for my shots, so Asa replaced my 20-pound bow with a 16-pound bow, and the replacement solved this issue. He also adjusted the orange dot below the target to suit my patterns of shooting. He did the same thing for Sammar's orange dot. The orange dot helps with aiming. Our coach was quick to spot issues like this and to help effectively solve them. Sammar and I both ended up getting several bulls eyes, in part due to such excellent and attentive coaching. What a wonderful experience. Sammar and I will be returning for sure. Pictures 1 - 4 were taken today at The Nock Point. The target on the right of the photo was my target, and the target on the left of the photo was Sammar's target. Pictures 5 - 7 of me (and of me with my gladiators, LOL) were taken in 2013 and in 2014 at my photo shoots where I used my bow and arrows that weren't suitable for actually shooting archery today. Just wanted to share. With a name like Artemis (the Goddess Artemis is traditionally depicted with a bow and arrows), I was hoping I would be decent at this! Until today, I haven't shot archery since I was a child. I remember loving it as a kid and being pretty good at it, but I wasn't sure if I'd still be good at it as an adult. Happily I think I can say that I've still got it! Thanks to Asa, the great coach at the Nock Point, for his help today!

This is a very fine shop. I have a certain brand of cartridge that I like and I have never found…read morethem out of stock. Staff is friendly, courteous and helpful. They also give a 15% discount if you have a Costco card. I live in the neighborhood, I am a Senior and this is an easy stop on my daily walks.

This is my go-to store! Knowledgeable, sweet staff-members, excellent product at quite fair…read moreprices, and they remember repeat customers on sight!

I've driven by this place a few times and finally decided to pop in. They have a huge selection of…read morekids clothes in all sizes. I was able to find some really cute things at very reasonable prices. They also carry trendy adult clothes with brands like Zara, Madewell and Athleta just to name a few. They also had a lot of shoes and toys/ baby equipment. The owner was super friendly and helpful. She went out of her way to help us and even went to the back to pull out more clothes for us to look at. Will definitely be coming back!

When I've been able to shop here, I loved the selection and prices. Unfortunately the last several…read moretimes I've tried to come, they've been closed. I would love to support this small business but they don't ever seem to be open. They should post clear hours and stick to them.

Outstanding service. A definite service oriented store. Not just open for sales but the a full…read moreservice store. I recommend this cel M phone storebut to everyone. GREAT JOB JOSEPH

Joseph Sung was incredibly rude, condescending, and unhelpful. He made sure to tell me that he was…read morethe manager, and that's he would not honor my trade-in even though I was instructed to go into any Victra location. Instead of doing what managers can do, he argued with me instead of providing or navigating solutions, told me to " YES, PLEASE go to another store" and dismissed me. The Verizon agent I ended up speaking to due to this told me that it was ridiculous that he didn't help me navigate the issue. And that I could have dropped it off there. I asked her to instead change the location of by trade-in drop off to the Lynnwood store. I will never feel comfortable going in there again. They are not even a corporate store, just a small flagship anyhow. So if you need anything seriously looked into, they can't/won't.

Wide, huge selection. Duh. It's hard to review a sporting goods store and just say that they have…read moresporting goods. But on this occasion I checked the internet first to make sure they had size 13-EEE or -EEEE wide shoes in stock, which they did, and to my surprise after the military discount it was just shy of $20 for a nice pair of Avia runners. That is hard to beat, and that reminds of the days when Payless shoes were everywhere and you didn't have to take out a payday loan just for running or athletic shoes. Very nice staff, and a shout out to August for helping me to decide and putting my shoes on for me, as I have a disability when it comes to bending. Nothing bad to say. I love the smell of new stuff. Besides, I haven't bought a new pair of shoes for over seven years so I figured it was time. And I didn't have to order off the Internet.

Big 5 Sporting Goods near the Shoreline - Edmonds and King - Snohomish border is useful in so far…read moreit exists. I've visited three times where it was for strategic shopping in particular. In, pay, go. Great spot to buy sports leaning merch like no nonsense, reasonably priced tennis shoes, gift card for that athletic nephew, and most recently some Skechers ($70) and received customer service to buy an Airsoft Beretta pistol ($30) on 7/22/24 around 7pm. Aside from Big 5, this shopping area also has a major transit station, a bank, medical clinic, other retail, food spots, and big box sites like Home Depot and Costco. Very convenient!

What was once a coat factory is now a glorified Value Village--a second hand store with a lot of…read moresquare footage. I had not been out here in a while and was looking for a winter coat in summer, having envisioned miles of aisles of coats. I was wrong. There is no coat factory any more, just an out-of-the-way store full of things you don't really need. I was really disappointed. I was looking for a store that I could go into to buy a coat rather than shop online, because I wanted to try my new would-be coat on. I'm a big man with a 58" chest and it is hard to find a nice coat in my size. And I'm loathe to go downtown and overpay. So I guess the deal is you have to wait for winter to buy winter coats so they can charge you more. At least one or two coats that are on sale in my size. But not at Burlington. When I hear that name I think of trains roaring through Golden Gardens. They do have a massive parking lot though.

I was mistreated by the security guard. I could not find what I wanted. I didn't see any other…read moreemployees, so I asked the security guard if there was someone that could help me. She said there was not. Surprised by the lack of proper attitude towards a customer, I asked again. She said, "They have their jobs to do". I told her that I will buy my shoes elsewhere. She said, "That's fine." The customer is not always right at Burlington. The customer is not even welcome.

I don't smoke, so I don't know much about smoke shops. A friend was in rehab nearby and asked for…read moresome cigarettes. We got them here for 50 cents a pack less than most service stations. The store seemed to be well stocked.

DD is a great serviceman with excellent customer service. I truly so love this store!read more