Great event spot. Supportive staff, lots of Halloween props, space galore, and good variety of…read moreexotic drinks.

We've enjoyed being members at this Elks. They are accommodating, the space is cozy and friendly…read more The people are super nice and food delish. We are grateful for all their support. It's exciting to see the updates and changes they are making.

kind employees and very generous with food supplies. The variety is always fun to see.read more

If it wasn't for Mick Schneider I never would have experienced this great location. Mick was the…read morechef in charge and the food was excellent. Everyone was friendly and welcoming. Would recommend locals join for sure. Great view of Columbia River and trains passing by from outdoor area with fire pit.

Great place to hang out,Beautiful views Good food and entertainment highly recommend becoming a…read moreMember

I was thrilled to find your store in Puyallup. I had three lightly used in great shape, leather…read morerecliners. We had just bought a chair and had too many just sitting around. I was over at the license business, and noticed your store. I had no way to bring them down so my wife called and arranged a van for transport and we were so happy to know that someone can enjoy them, who might not been able to afford them at other stores. So we were overjoyed to help some others to have a recliner! Also the gentleman who helped my wife on the phone was courteous and very helpful. Thanks for the kind help! We will be donating again.

I had no idea this place was here until we called on a Saturday afternoon to see if we could bring…read moresome blinds in for donating. What we found was a very solid Habitat for Humanity restore with some very nice employees. For those who haven't been in a restore before, it's exactly that. A thrift store for household goods. Many of the items are a little on the dated side, but retro is certainly in and there's enough good stuff among the piles. My better half has more than once stopped in to get Barnwood or reclaimed wood for building signs and other pleasantries around our place. Here, they've got plenty of reclaimed doors, A good selection of lighting and just about anything else you need for projects around the home. The proceeds go to Habitat for Humanity and it's nice that things stay within the community. They're open Wednesday through Saturday here 9 to 5 and accept donations Monday through Saturday 9 to 5. The donation area is around back and it's worthwhile to call before hand just to make sure somebody's around. They also schedule pick up at your home for larger items, which is nice! Well worth checking out and note that while the address is on Mead, it's about two blocks off of the main road alongside a warehouse. It feels like Google maps is taking you to some dark alley, but don't worry it's a dark alley with a Habitat for Humanity restore at the end!

What an incredible place available to the people of the valley! We came here on a field trip while…read moreseeing a bunch of nonprofits in the area and what they've got here is a total gem! It is one of 30 such set ups in the nation and the only one in a rural area. Junior achievement world is set up like a small town with businesses inside. The businesses are primarily local with some large national chains present as well. The premise of junior achievement is to teach young people about money and finances. After completing a course through their school, they are able to come down here and participate in a day where they are given scenarios and play out in real life situations as they pertain to finances. In the Yakima Valley, fifth graders and eighth-graders come here to learn about real world finances and today it has been a huge success! This is totally worth checking out and the lessons taught in the schools are fantastic. They go kindergarten through 12th grade and build on each other. This program and the set up at Junior cheap in the world are going to be hugely valuable now and going forward!