Kmart

Fairly clean, the prices could be a bit better compared to other large retail chains like Walmart, Target, and Fred Meyer. Overall a good place to shop and is something different. I have been coming to this exact location since I was a kid and let me tell you not much has changed since I was here back in the early 2000’s

SO sketchy. Omg. It’s messy, dim, dark and seriously the most depressing store ever! You’re better off at Wal-​Mart.

This is probably the dirtiest non-​thrift store i have ever been to. They probably need to replace the floors. With that being said, they have some pretty good deals, even some good pizza from their food section.

Like Kmart’s predecessors Wards and Woolworths, you can almost sense this store demise. I only shop here when there is a sale or I need something I don’t mind getting destroyed. There used to be good deals but I can get the same items with higher quality at Target, Wal-​Mart, or Fred Meyer.
Located in what I call a ‘Pit’ type parking lot, this Kmart is part of a strip mall of 5 businesses. They keep only a minimum of sales items so they are rarely in stock and overstock in their name brand selections (the same quality as in a Dollar Tree store). I do not believe the store has been remodeled since the 1970’s and the workers have a kind of glazed over zombie look when you can find one (granted it’s a Kmart). This is pretty symptomatic of all the Kmart’s in the Puget Sound area making it hard to shop by their ads. When I shop at this particular Kmart I don’t have high expectations and usually walk out empty handed. You can try your roll of the shopping dice here but don’t expect much.

I really do not like this Kmart. I live in Everett so I have no reason to vist this location, but I’ve been in the area a few times with my mom and she likes this store. Why? I have nooooo idea on earth.
Customers here are weird and rude. Drivers in parking lot are crazy. Employees don’t seem to really care about anything. Seem off in another world & rude.
Clothing selection for a 23 year old is slim to none. Lame.

I had an emergency shopping today.
I forgot to bring my socks to workout! Fortunately, Kmat is next to LA Fitness! I was able to get 6 pairs for $ 7. And, I walked back for my Monday night cycling class! I was happy!

Went here to kill time while my car was getting worked on up the street. Found some cheap sandals, and sony headphones on sale. My boyfriend and I each chose a pair, careful to choose the kind that were clearly marked as $ 8, on sale from $ 10. We went to check out, and they rang up at $ 12. I told the clerk they were on sale, he made a phone call… and we waited… (and waited…). Finally he told us the lady in electronics had checked the price, and «they weren’t on sale, the ones above them were on sale.» (the ones we got were on the top shelf… nothing above them) He sent us back to electronics to «check for ourselves», but when we got there, that lady he had called was moving all the remaining headphones from where we got them, to a completely different spot. Then she turned, saw us coming, blocked our view and stuck a new tag on them that said $ 12. I argued that she took the sale tag off (she was still holding it in her hand! I rechecked, and they were definitely on sale 2 minutes earlier). She told us «No, you’re wrong these were here all along and the price was always $ 12, they weren’t in that spot. You can feel free to buy them for $ 12.» and walked away.
Needless to say, we didn’t buy anything from Kmart today, and I will never go back.

I stopped here to buy some cat food, it was next to Staples I had visited and so I thought «What the hell» Exactly, I realized soon thereafter I was walking into hell… What a disgusting retail experience. OMFG!
I’ve not been K-​Mart for probably two decades. What a Hades of horror! The patrons looked like rejects from a casting call for «My Name is Earl «
Half the shelves are empty, and those that aren’t are a mess. The food products are disgusting (see my pic). The clothing is a vast rolling sea of pastel pinks and aquamarine. The «electronics» section was a joke. The floors are dirty.
When I went to check out, I was asked to join their «1% club» whatever that is, four times then chided by the pushy Phillipina when I repeated my «No thank you». Then she said she’d scan my driver’s lic. # to enroll me. NO!!! NO!!! NO!!!
My guess is if she gets five people to enroll, she gets a free meal at the KMart Café (yes there really is such a beast!) which features the four key food groups: Frozen pizza, frozen calzones, soft pretzels and hot dogs on heat rollers. MMMMM!
STAY away from here, its really awful!

Once in a blue moon I shop here. I prefer Target or WalMart to Kmart, or at least this one. How come it seems like it went downhill AFTER the remodel? Sometimes I will find some good deals on clearance, especially in the baby department. It’s more just the rundown look of the place. Usually the cashiers don’t speak English and if you actually need them to do something besides simply ring up your order (i.e. redeem a gift card, etc) they have no clue how to do it. Their layaway is horrible. Everything is so mixed up and confused back there, if you can even get someone back there to help you, that is. Maybe other locations are better.

I probably had one of my best Black Friday experiences at this Kmart. We actually got there before the doors opened and there was a small line forming outside the store. However, it was a very orderly line, and the manager was outside starting to distribute tickets for their popular items. He was very helpful and was in a cheery mood.
When we finally got inside the store, it was well organized and the staff was very helpful and on the ball. They were organized in checking people out at the electronics section but I saw the manager in another part of the store helping out customers. All in all, we were out of there very quick and found what we were looking for easily. They even helped us carry out our TV to the car! What an excellent Black Friday experience!

I stop by this k mart every once in awhile since its close by my work and sometimes I feel like going here instead of Target. I am very fascinated every time I walk inside since the store is pretty good sized yet everytime I loiter around I see maybe 4 – 5 ppl in the whole freakin place. Usually very elderly couples buying socks and clearance polka dot shirts. I feel sorry for the place and wonder why they haven’t offically closed down yet, so always end up buying a drink or candy bar to say «hey, hang in their.» Employees who work their usually have the biggest blank stare wondering how they ended up working here, and I say working here loosely since there really isnt anythign for them to do since they have no customers they have no reason to do anything but dust the mercandise that sits on the shelf. The store is always dirty and items are constantly misplaced and unorganized. I will still go here to loiter and buy a soda, you should come by once so you can ask yourself that same questions on how they stay alive.

Wow. I have not been into any Kmart in a long time.
It does not have the ‘soul burning’ effect on me that Wal mart does, but damn close.
Horrible selection, sparse looking, vacant stares in both employees and patrons alike.
We were approached ala «door to door salesman» by a lady wanting to sell us windows. Store sponsored. uh… yeah.
1 star for Delilah’s mad skateboarding skills (see local photo)

Had to make a swing in here to get baby wipes… the place is ghetto. garbage everywhere… kids running amok… and oh yea a hooker getting verbally abused by her boyfriend (pimp)…
stay away from this one… sorry to cheat on you target!!!

Despite the regularly inadequate staffing, I like this store. I do, however, wish it were easier to get out of the parking lot. There are regularly great clearance items available. I did have to laugh and shake my head at one of the stressed-​out and scary cashiers as she bitched to the (very long) line of waiting customers about another customer asking her where the bathrooms are. «I wish people would quit bothering me when I’m busy… I mean. geeze. Go ask someone else! That’s what the customer service counter is for.» she went on and on. I was a bit surprised, but after thinking about it… not so much.

It’s only a Kmart, after all, but – the staff were really helpful! The first person we asked for fire starter sticks hadn’t the English to know what we were talking about, but she found someone else who did know, and then apologized three times, as she ran into us here and there while we wandered about the store, for having had to pass us on to the other employee.

Here’s a little tip, Raymond… Kmart sucks.