Hot Toddy - Shop WA (Near Olympia)

Ilya Shumakov (AGamerPS3) Its a goodwill, with it it being a goodwill comes the randomness of items you get at said good will. The quality of the items seemed to be fair. They have a large clothing section for children and women for some reason, I couldnt find a mens section. The rest is just gonna be a hide and seek game.

Danny Martinec George was able to fix some protective equipment for medical staff thanks to the heavy duty sewing equipment he has for working on leather/tack and his years of experience and expertise. George was very pleasant to work with and he offered to perform the repair right then and there. Was enjoyable to chat with George and Im happy to have finally found a place that I feel confident to entrust with repairing some leather knife sheaths my Grandpa made for me.

Nancy Ody made my shopping experience delightful. There was another snooty employee though who wouldnt even look at me. But Ody was great.

Emily Walker My daughter and her boyfriend shop here a lot and they always have such amazing things to say about this place. My daughter has gotten some really cute and nice quality clothes from here. And they are always greeted with the best customer service.

Roberta Peek Nice little market. I bought some honey, ground beef, ground Italian sausage and some other local treats. I like that they tell you about the meat. They carry milk, eggs, cheese, specialty items, frozen foods, snacks, all types of local things. Definitely worth a stop when on Whidbey Island.

Lady Bird Not sure what the low reviews are for but I will offer my honest opinion. Place just opened 1-2 months ago and staff are understandably being trained. Manager and stylists were both very fair and helpful in making sure I was aware of their trade in vs credit policies when selling. I’ve sold to Plato’s years ago and would say they were comparable in what they want to buy (vintage). If you want to sell name-brand workout clothes I would recommend 4AM near GU just opened or Hut No 8. The manager was personable and explained that they buy for what is most commonly sold and there is a 2-month rotation. I was able to sell 2 of my items for in-store credit and thought this was a fair deal for what I got. Even watching 3 people ahead of me also get 1/4 of their items being bought out. I left the store with $13.75 in credit and $88 for 4 off-brand/unique items that I would say were 50% or more of what it would have sold from their website (i.e. Guess, boutique stores, Cloud Ten, Privy top which I didn’t know was 50% off). I was happy to see brand new with tagged Mountain Hardwear plaid shirts too. I can’t speak on what Goodwill carries but they try to find unique items that wouldn’t go to your classic Goodwill or Salvation Army. As you can see in the photos these are my finds I felt were unique and worth the deal!