American Girl Seattle

Reviews about American Girl Seattle

• 1 / 5

  By Dana Wheeler
  Went to the store this morning. Spent over $400 in dolls and accessories. Tried to eat at the Bistro but they didn't open until 11:30 this morning. No big deal... We'd go to our doctor appointment and return for a late lunch.
  
  Just left the AG store (2:50pm). The Bistro had 2 customers in it and the lady working refused additional customers. She said she was the only one working as the other lady had to go pick her sick kid up from school. That she was only honoring people who already had existing reservations.
  
  What a great way to treat customers....
  January 02, 2017
• 5 / 5

  By Pavlina G
  Wow. This is paradise for all doll lovers. A lovely experience. We brought in our newest doll, she had a stay at the spa while we shopped for her and her sisters. All got a new frock, accessories and my daughter got a matching outfit. A lovely experience but expect to pay for it!
  December 17, 2016
• 3 / 5

  By Vic Wheeler
  We took our daughter her for her birthday. The store was fully stocked, lots of displays oh all the dolls. Staff was friendly.
  
  If you've been to American Girl before there's no need to warn of prices. However, if you have not, come with at least $200.
  
  We went to the bistro for lunch. It was just the 4 of us and we got the lowest level birthday package. It came out to $100 for a couple burgers and pasta. There was a little cake and ice cream. The food was pretty bad. The quality did not match the price. The only thing that made it worth it, was my daughter was super happy.
  
  If you don't own a doll, the bistro will lend one to you as well.
  October 01, 2016
• 1 / 5

  By Deborah Gregory
  Good service but store policy is pathetic. We know it's overpriced. .however. .an overpriced high chair could at least have a picture of the product so a young child is able to anticipate what's inside..extremely cheap..plus..you are unable to call the store to have questions answered. .very dissatisfied
  August 24, 2016