I love this place!!! Their prices r great and most of the employees r too! I love Marley she's a kick in the pants!!!! I have been going to this pawn shop for 20+ years and have NEVER had a problem.

Not the place to go. This place put a loan of mine in the wrong name, I had to prove the item was mine, when I went to reclaim it. Several minor clerical errors on a senior employees part cost me my wedding ring. Instead of trying to keep my 6 1/2 year relationship manager insisted she never made mistakes, even though I was in to correct a loan put in the incorrect name. I have done thousands in business with them and referred several people to them until the last 6 months. I also have had several items damaged. Including the stock on my shotgun severely dented. I wasnt going to argue since they were screaming at a customer on the phone that called and claimed her item had also been damaged. I have watched them fight and bicker behind the counter. Infront of me they were fighting about who put my loan in the wrong name and insisted I point the finger at some one. The worst part is they told me to prove it. So I did. Nice way to treat customers.

Everyone here very helpful, knowledged, and friendly.

I have been looking for places that cary vido gamie appral and is also a fitting place to take my son in and look at games ect. I was taken care of very quickly and with a friendly manner thank you for the great attatude I will be back

best pawn shop around been goimg there 10years great deals with freindly and helpful staff

I have been and am a long time customer of C.Northwest. I am extremely happy with my experience with this company. I appreciate that as I continue to do business with them they are fair and great to deal with.

The person who "served" me was rude from the moment she saw me. First, she attempted to insert another customer in line ahead of me, someone who was obviously only browsing and not in line. I was attempting to sell a ring. She would not give me an estimate of what she would pay until I provided a yea or nay to her "ballpark figures." She said "$5? $100? $200? $300?," at which point I said "okay." Then she snorted derisively through her nose and said "I'd pay somewhere between zero and $50." She did not carefully examine the piece to determine what the metal was, nor did she ask me.