I think I will bump up The Grand Cinema to five stars for the simple fact as I have realized that…read morethey carry some programming content in the way of film selections that not even some of the Seattle art house theaters get. For example we watched a movie called Dead Lover quite recently and apparently a few people came from Seattle to see it as it was not playing at any of the movie theaters up there. They also had a movie called Frybread Face and Me which was a great Native American film and one I immensely enjoyed. Afterwards they had snacks and tea in the lounge which consisted of frybread. It was quite good! These event and film combinations are a lot of fun here and the more I come to The Grand the more my favorability grows with it. Definitely keep a close eye on the film schedule because some films are only screened one night and that's it.

This is a retro theater that reminds me of the Admiral theater in West Seattle back in the 60's…read more The seating is comfortable and the staff was very friendly, and informative. I even gave them some ADA feedback for those with disabilities and they agreed. I was so impressed with theie response, I offered to help fix the issue. I'm definitely going back to enjoy more movies.

I got my gorgeous Wedding dress from here per fit fit btw , We worked with Amanda she was soo so…read morenice and let us take our time and be sure we got the perfect dress, Definitely come here everyone is so sweet and beautiful dresses.

Staff was helpful in giving instructions om how to pock dresses based on size and fit. A hands off…read moreapproach "unless you need help" was nice no pressure. Willing to work with us on holding the dress until the next day. Easy appointment process. Good location.

We love everything about Water from Wine--their tasty wines, their service grounded in…read morerelationship, and of course, their life-saving water projects!! Visiting the tasting room is like visiting a friend's house! We're so committed that we featured WFW at our recent 50th anniversary celebration.

I came here for a jazz night they have on occasional Saturday nights. It is such an adorable spot…read morewith a chill atmosphere. The decor is colorful and fun, while comfortable. This place is not big, so seating could be limited if it was busy. They don't serve a full menu of food - just small snacks - but they do allow you to order in from local restaurants nearby. They also have games that you can play at your table. The wine is delicious & it's even better when you know you're drinking for a good cause!

It was an amazing experience doing the intro to archery. They really set the people in the class up…read morefor success. Plenty of team members, knowledgeable, and full of excitements. I would recommend because they made it fun and entertaining for all even my two kids and wife that I brought with me.

Great for all ages! Very safety conscious which made me feel good as it was myself and my…read moregranddaughter. We both had a great tone

Tacoma Goodwill's Neighborhood Bistro is basically a glorified cafeteria. But it's cafeteria food…read morefor a great cause. From $2.99 to $4.99 per meal, this quick lunch stop can't be beat. Visited the Bistro for lunch this week with Dawn Q. I had the "Chef's Plate" of meatloaf, mashed potatoes and green beans for $4.99. The food was solid, there was a lot of it, and it was cooked and served by students in Goodwill's job training program. My lunch buddy had a veggie wrap and gave her meal two thumbs up as well. I will definitely be back. I stopped by the Coffee Buzz (Goodwill's barista training program coffee shop) on my way out for a cappuccino from some uber-friendly baristas. The foam was perfection, but the drink took about 10 minutes to get to me. I was prepared for the wait, having known this was a training location, but I heard another customer grumbling about his own wait. To this I say -- chill out buddy! They're training, and you should have known this before coming! I'll be back to the Coffee Buzz as well!

I am pretty disappointed with the Goodwill Milgard Center. I was looking for work retraining…read more After doing my homework with this place and viewing online the PDF page where there was a list of programs I decided on one, having made my plans to enroll, then get employed, perhaps move out of state to join my fiancé who lives in the Midwest. Well guess what? Not only was the page NOT updated but Goodwill doesn't even offer the job training program any more. I emailed the address only to have it bounce back as undeliverable. I called the phone number connected with the job training program only to get an automated voice say that the call can not be connected which I might add was listed as the phone number to call on the Goodwill Milgard PDF page. Way to go Goodwill. Don't understand why the page could not have been updated, I had to waste my time emailing, calling a phone number that wasn't any good. I already am going through a difficult time REAL difficult. I feel that this organization could care less. It's public school all over again. Is it because that you are funded & you have this callous "who cares" attitude? Yet I'm shamed because I don't have a job. The receptionist at Goodwill sure wasn't helpful. Want to know what she said to me when I asked her about the program I was interested in, and she said that the program wasn't offered anymore. I grew a bit irritated, then I was silent. She replies with "Is that It"? This place? Awful! Thanks for nothing!

Honestly -- for a good will, this was mediocre. It was not uncommon to see clothes on the floor…read more They do have occasional good deals like 50% off for green tags or pink tags are 1.99$. But, otherwise, I would recommend Ross, Marshalls, tj max, or Burlington. They're all discounted shops that are comparable to the goodwill prices, but they're new. Eg. Ross had a painting for similar size around 25$. This painting is $20. You can find unique items here though.

It's Goodwill so what does one really expect? Lots of people seem to get drawn to stores like this…read moreand somehow cobble together good looks for their wardrobe. I don't know how long they may be going through the clothes and formulating the outfits in their mind but some pull it off really well. For me more often than not it doesn't go that way. More specifically with this particular store they always accept the clothes I give for donation. It's almost always clothes I can't fit into and unlikely I ever will again. As a customer the first time here was frustrating. Returns aren't likely to happen but Steve bought a pair of shoes here and both shoes were for the left foot. The folks acknowledged the situation but wouldn't give a refund. So watch out for stuff like that. After a long absence as a shopper here after that we came here and bought some pieces of luggage for some upcoming longer trips we will be doing in the next year or two. Nothing seems amiss with the luggage so I think that transaction and the items will meet their purpose. However if a bad turn comes of an unusual sort with the luggage we bought here that may be relevant to Goodwill I'll post an update but it's unlikely.

Best rv company in Washington , always there when you need them . Service staff is beyond amazing.read more

I loved visiting this farm and sanctuary. The animals all came from rough conditions and now they…read morewill live the rest of their days surrounded by those who care. Kelly and her team do an excellent job providing 24/7 to these furry friends. Also, there is the option for volunteer work and also tours for all ages. All proceeds go to making sure these animals have food, clean shelter and medicines they need! Drive on out and hear their stories and support a local business!

Comics4Kids is a Nationally recognized nonprofit organization that collects comics and donates them…read moreto child readers.

First of all the jewelry counter lady . She is rude on command its like she is there getting paid…read moreto be rude and when you ask a legitimate question about a piece of jewelry he answer is " we can't verify if it's real we are not jewelers" but they priced things at $900 ,$1k without knowing if it's real ? Make it make sense. They get it for free and sell it a gold spot price without but "they don't know if it's real " . But the attitude , the rudeness ,she acts like we,the costumers are there to bother and she is not there to work.The managers are rude and treat the workers like kids yelling at them and giving them horrible treatment I've seen it with my own eyes multiple times . They need to learn to treat people with respect .

I feel like this value village has gone down in quality recently. I used to find pretty good stuff…read morehere, but lately it's been mostly garbage. I do like that they have furniture tho, a lot of thirft stores stopped taking furniture and it really makes me mad