Had a great experience buying furniture from them. Prices were good and the customer service was…read moreexcellent. They went above and beyond for our family and were very grateful. Glad we bought from them as opposed to a large franchise business. We'll definitely be back!

I was running late to get there before closing and they waitied for me to get there 5 mins late and…read morewas able to pick up table and chairs for a cabin I needed them for that week! Thank you!

I dropped in here expecting to see furniture, reasonable prices, vintage, antiques etc. It was…read moreabsolute junk. There was a great big void in the front of the store where furniture might have been. Instead, there's an old mattress and some stroller and a rickity table. The place needs to be merchandised and completely revamped to be appealing. The guy behind the desk was nice but he needs to get out there and completely fix that place up ...the junk you had was so overpriced. Then this guy tells me they're opening up another store in McKenna. Are you kidding me? You need to curate it to be appealing. Not look like a garage sale. This place could be so nice in the center of Old Town. Yelm. But instead it's a junk hole. So disappointing. My advice to you is to completely re-merchandise it and set it up completely differently. It's a mess.

if you like thrift stores, this is a fun little place to go. The staff was very friendly and…read more prices were good. It feels like a treasure hunt every time.

I went to Kravins, The new name for the coffee house, that used to be called Shiplap it's located…read morein the center of Old Town Yelm, WA. I had great expectations but was sadly disappointed. First of all, you must realize there's tons of coffee places in Washington, especially in Yelm I can count about 9 places that sell coffee on the main Street. I'm not even counting the half dozen gas stations either . Most of them are little drive-thru structures. This one is a brick and mortar in town. And unfortunately people are lazy and like to drive through and get their beverages. So that's sort of a negative for Kravins. You need to make that place a coffee house. Someone is willing to get out of their car for. The former business was really adorable. They had some really cute unique vintage stuff in there shop. They had a business that did Do-It-Yourself terrariums in the back. It was very unique and it was sad that they didn't make it due to lack of support of this town. The rule of thumb is when you take over a business you need to make it better and more interesting . I went in the other day, because I heard they had soup there a while back. They no longer sell soup. So that's strike one. Their baked goods looked like they had bought them from the grocery store instead of either sourcing them from someone unique or baking them themselves. There are plenty of bakers that are independent in this town that you could source some really amazing baked goods from if you don't want to do it yourself. You need something like that to bring people in. I don't know why you don't have a soup and salad bar that would take your business to the next level. The cute shop and vintage items are gone and have been replaced with boring gift store items. Tim's pharmacy has the most unique items and they're right across the street. Why are you trying to reinvent the wheel with some humdrum stuff? I'm giving you free advice if you want to make that business go. You have to make it shine and be so unique. Even the drinks have to be different. I purchased a small smoothie that cost me almost $8 and it wasn't good. It was extremely sweet and it had a strange taste to it. Based on that visit I would never come back and I wouldn't recommend you to anybody. You have a really nice shop there. You need to really bring it up to the next level. You need to serve some sort of soup and salad. Something unique. Forget the sandwiches. Those are everywhere or if you make sandwiches they have to be different. People are looking for something new. Also you want to make it a place people want to come and hang out. It's not charming anymore with the gift shop hanging there. Hopefully you fix it. Turn it into a little restaurant.

In the old strip of Yelm WA, lies an adorable coffee shop and crafty store. The location is…read moredecorated with a farmhouse feel, making it an inviting place to have coffee and a bagel. Plenty of indoor and outdoor seats and the coffee was good.

This is a nice, large Goodwill. I don't know about quality of items, but I've found a couple of…read moremugs I love from there and they have the largest DVD collection I've seen from a Goodwill, and someone is trying harder because they have separated the videos into five genres, which is a lot more useful than the hodepodge of DVDs thrown on a shelf that you usually get at thrift stores, and someone once in awhile tries to put thngs in alphabetical order and they try to keep dupes together. That's phenomenal for Goodwill.

Clean and lots of items to choose from. The staff was very helpful and kind to me and my family. I…read morewent on a Sunday so there were two discounts to use and that was great. I paid $1.99 for many items.

This store has been pretty decent price wise and has been a go to for things that we have needed…read morefor our special needs child. Things such as Pullups and Pediasure are a no brainer here as typically they are in stock and the price is decent. The employees here seem to have a better attitude here than they do at the Spanaway store and actually get to know you. My only real complaints about this store is that there is not enough disabled parking and the exit onto the highway is notorious for wrecks since people are in such a hurry to leave.

if your expecting the vision clinic employees to work till their published business hours, you'd be…read moremistaken. I started calling 50 minutes before closing, no one picked up for 30 of those 50 minutes, finally I get someone and they put me on hold... they had me on hold till after they closed (over 15 minutes, I stopped counting) then never even came back to say anything what so ever. the call just dropped at 7:06ish. However I must add this review is strictly about the vision clinic, the rest of the store runs super smooth and staff are always helpful. And for the employer : don't hire a man for a job that requires customer service and hospitality... they just can't seem to get it right :/ heavily disappointed as I'm a very busy person and NEED new glasses, just overall a bad first impression, thats for sure.

My wife and I were pleasantly surprised when we stumbled upon Sage Interiors while we were out…read morelooking for a new sofa for our home; Nigel greeted us and was very pleasant without being over bearing or pushy. The styles and variety of furniture they had in their showroom were extensive and well made. Nigel allowed us to take a couple fabric samples home to decide which would match our walls and other furniture. We came back the next day and placed our order for our custom couch, I can not recommend them enough, the quality of the furniture and the pricing is exceptional. We will absolutely be back to purchase more items for around our home.

Sage is a nice furniture store in the middle of Tacoma. They carry a ton of nice furniture, but…read moretheir prices are really high. Great big showroom and many options to choose from for all your household need.

They did an excellent job of repairing an antique dining room table damaged during a move.read more

My grandmother's old rocker was in bad condition, with an old paint job peeling off. The wood…read morebeneath looked grayish, either from age or from the paint. Reagan did a beautiful job of getting down to the original oak. She worked with me to choose a stain that would go well with new cabinetry in our home. Some of the old paint deep in the cracks gives it an antiqued look, and it's most definitely an antique, now made like new in the best way. When I dropped off the rocker Reagan said she loved furniture with a story, which my rocker has (To give her a picture of the rocker I sent her a blog post I had written about it: https://biketoworkbarb.blogspot.com/2023/02/the-rocker.html). She went on to add that people bring her antiques they just bought; those are going to get their own stories in the future. She clearly really loves working with furniture.

Big shout out to Marie for making this job possible Bigger shout out to Juan V the installer who…read morewas very smooth and professional. Closet factory exceeded my expectations.

Had a life-changing experience today: we got a Closet Factory system installed in our laundry room!…read moreThe quality of the components are excellent and we love the options we chose (pullout ironing board, integrated hampers, pullout rails for hanging clothes, etc). Thanks to Xylona for spending so must time with us to come up with the most excellent design! The installation team was skilled and efficient. And they were super personable and conscientious. I can honestly say that we enjoyed all three of them: Victor Z, Santiago and Dizzy. It crossed my mind a few times today that the Closet Factory must also be a good place to work if they can hire and retain such great people!

Great quality work from a man who loves his proffession. Each piece is carefully crafted with care…read more I have known Brian for years and he is very good at what he does & will talk with you until he knows exactly what it is you are looking for, from cabinetry to a simple side table!

From the owner: I am Brian Anderson, the masterful craftsman and visionary behind Anderson Woodworks, focusing on…read morethe creation of handcrafted fine furniture and cabinets. Nestled in Olympia, Washington, amidst the awe-inspiring landscapes of the Pacific Northwest. When I’m not in my workshop crafting exquisite pieces, you can find me by a beautiful river or one of Washington’s picturesque beaches along the Salish Sea, indulging in the art of fly fishing for sea run cutthroat. Bing deeply dedicated to producing top-tier, artistic furniture that will enrich and elevate your living space. I firmly believe that true quality shines through meticulous handcrafted work. By utilizing traditional hand tools throughout the creation process . I ensure that each piece stands out with unparalleled quality and timeless elegance. Every piece is infused with passion and creative energy, flowing from my mind, through my hands, and into the meticulously crafted furniture. I prioritize longevity and durability by hand-cutting all joinery using proven techniques, resulting in furniture that surpasses mass-produced alternatives. I involve clients in the process to deepen their connection with their custom pieces. If you appreciate timeless furniture and cabinets, I invite you to explore commissioning a piece or scheduling an appointment. Simply call me at 360-259-0232. I offer shipping across the United States and personal delivery in Western Washington.