This poor mall has seen better days. There is very little to make me want to trek a short ten…read moreminutes to come visit this location. So many storefronts remain empty or are used for weird purposes, such as a remote library. It seems the days of bustling and crowded malls is more in our past than in our future. Anchored by JC Penney's (dying retailer) and H&M, the Capital Mall does not live up to its name. Even the food court leaves much to be desired. The good news, lots of empty parking spaces!

I'm genuinely surprised by this mall because I come from California where indoor malls are dying…read more This place looks like it's struggling but is surviving, most likely because people need a place to hang out in the cold months of the year. Is this mall a fun place to hang out. Sorta. It's better than nothing. This place is genius because they are dog friendly and have poopie stations with paper towels in case Fido makes an accident and it is this reason that my sister loves coming here- so that our pups can socialize. There are okay restaurants here, but a very small food court with three restaurants which includes a a Philly Cheesteak place with bomb fries and a Panda Express. For some reason this mall has two Wetzel Pretzels. For me the better restaurants aren't in the food court, but on the outside areas of the mall. There's a fancy burger place near the movie theater which is a little overpriced with pretty good burgers, but nothing memorable. If you ask me, the best restaurants are on the outside of the mall and in the parking lots, including a Chipotle, Menchie's Fro Yo, Red Robin, Olive Garden, Applebees, etc. They also have a small Chuck E. Cheese that is a little sad because there's isn't a lot of space for anything there. There are a lot of Spencer Gifts type businesses at this location I guess to entice the teens. For me the fun is from the massage chairs. I have one at home so I don't know why I use these things, but there's something fun about chilling in public. My favorite business here is the Century movie theater which has reasonable matinee prices and lounge chairs that recline.

We love this store so much we make it a point to stop in every time we head to the coast. We…read morelearned the store has changed ownership, but nothing much has changed from the layout to the unique items they carry. Take your time going through the shelves and display cases of unique pieces of jewelry, glass art, shells, clocks, nautical themed items, lamps, and so much more. We bought some jewelry, magnets, mini board games and glass art. The ladies who run the store now are friendly and helpful. Make sure you stop by...

We love stopping and checking out all the goodies they have every trip. I enjoy chatting with the…read moreowner.

The 2 dollar store sits in the Driftwood plaza which has 3 empty businesses, a subway, and 3 gift…read moreshops. A strange set up. There is ample street parking outside the driftwood plaza. The 2 dollar store is like the dollar store, except many of the things are, yes, 2 dollars. Quality was not that great, I've seen better at the dollar tree, but this is ocean shores, and things tend to cost more here.

The guy working there was very patient with us. Their taffy here is only $5/lb compared to…read moreneighboring gift shops that charge $9/lb. Picked up a couple of things for my daughter as well.

They were pretty good, a lot of stuff to see and get. I hope more stores move in soon, I got good…read moredeals here and it seemed well maintained.

Worst place ever, lots of stores closed up, couldn't even find a pair of shoes. Only one sports…read moreshoe store and it's Nike and Nike is the worst shoes on earth.

Had a bunch of friendly shop owners and cool vibes. Different thrift and antique boutiques. Had a…read morelot of cool souvenirs for kids and adults, budget friendly.

The Astoria Hidden Underground Experience is a collection of unusual shops in a basement space by…read moreAstoria's piers and Riverwalk. There are two street entrances. One has the Witches' Brew Coffee and Witches' Supplies window. Take your coffee or tea downstairs, and lounge on antique Victorian sofas while sipping in the large central commons space. The shops do change over time. The anchor is a vintage clothing, home items, and body care store, Weird Sisters Freak Boutique, which has its own social media you can find. It was designed by a theatrical scenery designer. She has made an octopus tentacle, and an amazing tree inside the store, and made the walls and ceiling into a cave! There is a small about 4 foot by 4 foot space with curved free form walls, and painted with the walls, floor and ceiling in deformed black and white checker board. When you enter, music and laser lights are activated; it is the "World's Smallest Disco," for real. Beyond that they are working on a future small speakeasy. The vintage clothing is well curated. Foragers is a store with very reasonably priced locally made cutting boards, all things mushroom, and gift items. There are many mushrooms in the Coast Range, and I had a conversation with the shop person on the high price of mushroom forager baskets. Craftspersons, please provide us some options! There is also a barber shop and a screen printer. They have art shows on the Astoria art walk night. Many of the ground floor businesses in the one story building are art galleries. The Hidden Underground may do events on solar holidays, including a WInter Solstice craft and art event this December. In 2019 I heard about them through my circus friends, but did not make it there, for their Meow Wolf-like "Wonderland Through the Wardrobe." It included costumed actors and plenty of interaction things for children and their Insta companion adults. You can find photos of that on their social media, but it may never recur because it was months of work to produce. Astoria, like the rest of the coast, has many tourist-oriented businesses. There are many antique-y, curio, and curated artisan product stores in Astoria. This one is essential to add to your list to visit. It is a theatrical set. Although Portland (and Austin) are weird, the Underground Experience shames them in a delightful way!

Located inside the Driftwood Mall (across from First Cabin). The store carries items from local…read morecrafters as well as framed art. Quality of the items are not first-rate, but they do carry some unique finds like pinecone owls, dish towels, American Doll clothes, Seahawks accessories and sea art. We did buy a few items to bring home to friends. Hope this little store carry more inventory and add more quality items.

Love the jewelry I've found in this shop. I also loved that there is such a variety of items in one…read morespot. I asked about the jewelry maker and apparently all the items in the store are created by local Crafters, which is cool. They also had doll clothes, dog items, framed art prints, wood creations, garden decor, home decor, gift items, etc. I got some cute handmade towels to give as a house warming gift.

This outdoor mall is GREAT. I hit up the Marshalls and the Ulta when I came here. Not A LOT of…read morestores, but good ones at least.

We love this shopping center when we go to the Bremerton/ Silverdale area…read more We love visiting the brunch spot and the clothing stores.

It's a Walmart. Not much to say about it other than that. This location isn't any different than…read moreany other as far as that experience goes. This Supercenter seems a bit smaller than some of the other ones I have been to but I have also been to smaller models also so as far as size and variety goes it falls about in the middle. The Garden Center is quite a bit smaller than other store locations and therefore when it becomes a seasonal area for the holidays the selection there too is influenced. So all in all this store falls in the middle for most of all those things as far as my rating goes. I can say however whenever we are out in Aberdeen we usually are coming back from Westport, a favorite small town of ours to visit...we almost always swing by this Walmart on our drive to "powder our noses ".

A good basic Walmart. The staff was friendly and the restrooms were clean. This particular Walmart…read morewas not all locked up like a prison with guards everywhere. Note does it have a series of security gates.

Came here to buy a suitcase. Found a few that I liked. The first one I went to pay for had a…read moredamaged zipper so went back and found another one. Store seems pretty organized. Not much to choose from for clothes.

Went in to find my wife and they wouldn't let me use the restroom. I peed myself looking for…read moreanother bathroom. Never shop here again.