Cute store with lots of unique gifts! The resident dog is what attracted me the most to this store…read morelol When you walk in it smells so nicely and elegant.

I found this small business when it was just getting its start because a friend gifted me the…read moreAcciaroli scented candle for my 40th birthday in 2020. The wooden wick produces a nice light flicker and slight crackle. The clean wax burns evenly. The recycled glass container is easy to clean and re-purpose after the candle is done. I use the clean and empty glass for all kinds of things - pens and pencils, herb containers, catchalls, tablescape decorations, and even elevated gifts for others. Whether we are talking about marketplace candles, or the newer perfume lines, the scents are sophisticated and delicious. Some of my favorite S&T products are the holiday lines, like the Fall 2023 skeleton candles in pumpkin chai, the Holiday/Christmas greenery scents (this year with a G&T inspired offering!), and the just released winter perfume candle called après ski. I have gotten so many compliments on my S&T La Mia Muse silk scarf and furoshiki wraps, and I cannot wait for colder temps, so that I can slip in to the luxurious unisex après ski holiday sweatshirt. Highly recommend. Excited to see what new things Desiree, Michaela, and their team dream up for us! Please join me in supporting this planet friendly, women-owned, small business.

I literally fell in love at first sip…read more A friend had been anxious to get me to visit Lenox with her and when she sent me the notification that Bonhomie was doing a pop up there, it was an immediate hell yeah from me. When I arrived at Lenox, you simply walked up and ordered your coffee before being sat at a table. There were visible menus for the coffee options and it was easy to order. I went with the Haitian Mocha Latte and it absolutely was everything I want my coffee to be. The first sip was smooth and bold at the same time: deep, slightly earthy Haitian coffee layered with a mellow chocolate note that didn't overpower, just quietly lingered. The brown sugar softened everything, adding this warm, almost caramel-like sweetness that wrapped around the espresso instead of sitting on top of it. I don't typically get iced coffees often because I don't want my coffee watered down, but even the ice didn't stand a chance of messing up this golden cup of delight. The latte remained silky throughout the entire drinking experience. It tasted like a slow moment in the middle of a busy day--cool, comforting, and just a little bit luxurious. I can't wait to come back!

Neighborhood gem! The bar/cafe has a cozy vibe with a…read moreminimal but interesting drink menu.

I love popping in here for dessert when I am craving something sweet! Strawberry tres leches,…read morecocoa flan...all homemade and delicious! Its my go to in the neighborhood. And the owners are so sweet and kind!

I saw a great review on Abuelita's Kitchen on social media, and since I was in a location with easy…read moreaccess to the restaurant, I decided to visit. Street taco was $4 each and I decided to get three kinds - pork belly, tilapia, and shrimp. I usually prefer seafood tacos so I didn't think much of the pork belly, but it turns out to be the best tasting taco. The taco was overflowing with pork pieces that it fell out of the other side when I bit into the taco. It was the best taco I had in a long time. Tilapia taco was a little blander than I wanted, but I still enjoyed how they crisped up the edges of the fish. Shrimp taco was also pretty good but the pork belly taco blew everything else out of water. I got very excited about their taco. 100% recommend.

I want everything in this store! If you are looking for well made, well designed everyday wear,…read morethis is it i have some of their pieces and Im so excited for this pop up downtown. Along with other new shops in the area, definitely a fun afternoon out. All their stuff looks better on a body- I recommend trying things on. Im petite and was surprised to find styles i cant usually wear looked great.

From the owner: Prairie Underground is a small-batch, slow fashion design house. We aim to create adaptable…read moreclothing that embraces self-expression with the ease of a daily uniform. We are inspired by activists, artists, and non-conformists and believe creativity and ethics go hand in hand.

A must visit when in Seattle. The upstairs floor always seems to be crowded no matter what. Though…read moreyou can escape the crowds somewhat by going to the back patio area overlooking Elliott Bay, or going to the lower 2 floors. The downstairs floors have some decent non-food and non-fish stores. Like i.e. there was a bookstore down there, and another selling old music tour and political posters. The music posters were the most interesting things I saw in that store. Pike Place is definitely worth a stop despite the crowds.

Seattle's world-famous Pike Place Market is one of the Emerald City's most popular tourist traps,…read moreand for good reason. The sprawling, multi-level marketplace dates back to 1907 and remains one of the oldest, continually operating farmers markets in America. It's narrow arcades are home to dozens of stalls selling everything from candy and cannolis to flowers and jewelry. The main attraction, of course, is the fresh seafood, which arrives every morning from boats trolling nearby Puget Sound. At peak hours, hundreds of tourists crowd around the Pike Place Fish Market, near Pike Place's main entrance, to watch fishmongers toss Salmon, Halibut, Cod and other customer selections from the market floor to the sales counter to be filleted and wrapped. Onlookers clap and cheer as the fish fly through the air, while the mongers politely remind the crowd that they're operating a working seafood market, not a circus. When you're done watching dudes toss fish, take some an hour or two to explore the rest of this massive marketplace. Pike Place has six levels of shops, restaurants, brewpubs and produce stalls across two large buildings that are bisected by a roomy pedestrian plaza with outdoor tables for enjoying a bite when the weather cooperates. The market gets oppressively crowded on weekends, so go early if you can. There are multiple parking decks at the complex and near the waterfront, but if Uber is an option, you'll save the stress of finding a spot. No visit to Seattle is complete without a visit to Pike Place Market. Plan on spending half a day here if you want the full experience, but I found a couple hours to be enough for me. While you're in the area, walk a couple blocks over to Seattle's fabulous waterfront and stroll the pedestrian plaza for some amazing views of Puget Sound. The city's new Overlook Walk pedestrian bridge lets you move between the two without crossing busy Alaskan Way, and makes this area of downtown an incredible destination for tourists and locals alike.