Review of EV Guys Services I recently purchased an electric…read morevehicle and began looking for a qualified company to install an EV charger at my home. I contacted EV Guys along with three other companies listed in PSE's Recommended Energy Professionals (REP) Directory. After speaking with all of them, I chose EV Guys because of their professionalism, high quality work, customer focused approach, and reasonable pricing. Behrang, the owner, is exceptionally knowledgeable, patient, and friendly. He presented several design options and walked me through each one in detail -- including panel capacity, breaker selection and layout, installation locations, and cost considerations. He answered all my questions thoroughly and helped me feel confident in my decision. His responsiveness and consideration are outstanding. After the installation, whenever I had questions or needed help, he replied promptly -- even on weekends. He is also an excellent project manager, handling scheduling, accounting, and the permit process smoothly and efficiently. His crew delivered top notch workmanship: precise, clean, and fast. Truly excellent craftsmanship. I have been extremely impressed with this company's work ethic and quality. I strongly recommend EV Guys and will hire them again for future projects.

Great communication and response time from the EV Guys team!…read more the entire process was smooth and seamless regarding payment, scheduling installation and inspection time and date. Steven, my installer did a fantastic job with the installation!

FREE Electric Vehicle charging stations at the zoo. Use the charging stations at the otter…read moreentrance. They do have charge stations located opposite side of the zoo, but they are pay per use charge stations. These are ChargePoint stations, use your key card or app to authorize.

Only entrance that's open due to covid is the west entrance. There are only charging stations as…read moreotter and hippo. But all four charging stations in Otter lot are currently broken.

Multiple charging stations at the 5th ave garage. We charged here when we visited the space needle…read morearea. Clipper creek charging units. In very good condition. Spaces are limited.

The parking garage is closer to Space Needle and Chihuly garden and glass and it only cost me $13…read morefor 2hrs 45min. Highly recommend this place. :)

Multiple free, EV charging stations located at Pike Place Market. I've charged here several times…read morein the past with. I issues. The chargers are sema connect, but no key card or account needed to charge. I just plugged in and started charging. Must pay parking fees.

Wag 'N' Wash is our favorite, hands down! The people who…read morework there genuinely care about your pet. They have a great selection of food, toys, beds, and more--but honestly, I've never had a chance to check out the store part much. The real reason I go is for their self-serve dog wash. They have warm water, a variety of shampoos, clean towels, and powerful drying stations with warm air. My dog loves it so much she actually falls asleep during the wash! The place is always super clean and the prices are very reasonable. I've used their dog wash three times already, and I still love it every single time!

We were occasional customers here, but came in this week in a hurry -- a puppy tied up outside a…read morenearby store had chewed through its leash and the owner was nowhere to be found. The Wag N' Wash rep behind the counter handed me one of their spare leads -- no questions asked -- so I could rush back to help with the loose dog. It's this kind of kindness that has converted me into a return customer! When we went back a few days later to thank the rep again, he remembered us, doted on my dog, and gave my pup some treats. We bought a toy and a bone -- very fairly priced, I might add -- and were so appreciative again of the kind staff. Grateful to have Wag N'Wash nearby, and wholeheartedly recommend it.

Huge REI store with an amazing selection and great service. They even offer 1 hour of free parking…read morefor customers -- which in Seattle is already a big win on its own. The store is one of the largest I've been to, and they truly carry everything you might need for outdoor activities. Staff members were friendly, approachable, and consistently helpful throughout the visit. Overall, a smooth and pleasant shopping experience with no complaints.

The REI flagship store in Seattle is a must-visit if you're a fan of the recreation equipment…read morevendor. We've been here before but it's been a couple of years, at least. We stopped by recently and it's still cool to see such a big location. It has multiple levels and filled to the brim with gear for hiking, running, cycling, and camping. Outside of the store, there's a little trail they've set up for you to test out bikes; not sure if they let you do that with hiking boots, too. Since it's Seattle, you can find more than a few items that feature BigFoot on them. Service is always terrific and I like the fact that they have such a generous return policy in place if you're not satisfied with your purchase (for members on eligible items. it's within 1 year of purchase, even if gently used).

Was just there for candy, I can always find my old Tim's favorites. The owner Randy is great, very…read moregenerous to our local schools and always glad to see you.

Get thee to Sweet MIckey's Candy Shoppe post haste!…read more This is a great spot in Ballard with every kind of fun candy you can imagine despite its small footprint. Staff is great, and fast on that register which makes the line move fast. I've brought kids and adults alike to this shoppe and everyone has found something yummy to take home.

UNIVERSITY VILLAGE @ SEATTLE…read more Parking here is pretty difficult compared to a lot of other Seattle shopping areas. There are several free parking lots scattered throughout the Village, so you shouldn't have much trouble finding a spot, though it can get busier on weekends. If the closer lots are full, there's usually still space in the ones further from the entrance, just a short walk in. I came here because I wanted to check out the area close to UW campus, and I'd heard good things about the shops and atmosphere. It's a bit different from your typical outdoor mall since it actually feels like a nice little town, with trees lining the walkways and a really pleasant atmosphere overall. It doesn't feel like you're just walking through a parking lot to get store to store, it actually feels intentional and calming. The variety of stores was great, a good mix of bigger name brands and smaller local shops, so there was plenty to look through. My only complaint is that I wish there were more restaurant and shop options overall. It's not huge, so once you've walked through, you've pretty much seen everything, and I would have loved a few more places to eat or browse. Still, it's a really charming spot and one of the nicer outdoor shopping areas in Seattle. I'd definitely come back, especially if I'm already near UW.

I have been coming to University Village, and its surroundings, in Seattle for approximately over…read more30 years now. The store offerings have changed over the years, though not everything. Parking has been consistently stubborn. The parking garage I used on my visit today, North Garage on Tuesday 24 March 2026, had themed levels. I opted for the C Level which was color of pink and animal of cow. At the elevator, a cow "moo" sounded when I pressed the button for the elevator. By this level, more spaces were opened up, so a better day for parking of recent times. Walkways in the village are open to the natural elements. Some of the businesses have umbrellas available for use in shopping. The grounds and pedestrian spaces have tended to be clean in my experiences. In 2010 and 2011 when I was a student at the University of Washington, I walked to University Village so parking was a non-issue, those were quicker turn around in time visits though I did not have the carrying/storage space of a vehicle.