While there's admittedly not an overwhelming amount of engaging customer service, the space was…read morereally cool to explore. My husband and I both felt it had an almost museum feel to it (especially with the bank vault in the center of the store). We also thought pricing (at least on furniture pieces - which is what we were shopping) was reasonable. We didn't ultimately find what we were looking for on this trip, but we'd certainly stop-in again. Pro-Tip: Be careful navigating some of those narrow back halls. It almost feels like a "breakables" obstacle course in parts.

I'm unable to make a full review as this business is moving. When we went in, they were mostly…read morepacked up. They had some items out, a smattering, and a clearance room in the back that consisted mainly of Christmas items. The biggest draw for us was that the business is/was located in an old bank building. They still have the old safes, which is very cool and worth the trip just for that. The store will be moving to a new location in Bremerton, and back to normal appearance there, I'm supposing. We didn't get anything. Seemed a bit pricey still. I'm not an antique-er but a small paperweight for 22 dollars seemed like a lot.

This spot is so cool! I saw them on Facebook and immediately loved the style of the owner…read more I'm not crazy for vintage items unless it's clothes. At least, I wasn't until I saw the way the items were styled. The prices seemed good and the owner or person working at the time was nice but kept to herself.

Great prices and they turn over the merchandise so you will see new stuff. Great decorating and…read moreuseful items can be found but it's always a surprise.

most wonderful shop, something for everyone. international, got a few items, priced resonable. up…read moreto date and sofisticated. would visit many times over. service was great.

Spend your money and time elsewhere, this place hates dogs. Nearly every other retailer in downtown…read morePort Orchard is dog friendly, and even if you are carrying your teacup poodle, this store WILL NOT HAVE IT! Besides this awful character trait, the inventory is junk - do you want cheap overpriced costume jewelry or egregiously marked up trinkets, then you found your place, otherwise, go spend your time and money at the other downtown retailers who appreciate your business and treat you with respect/dignity. To recap - garbage products, terrible people, just avoid.

Such a great store for unique gifts or special items for yourself!…read more I've been here a few times now and every time I go in the owner is just so nice and ready to share stories about her products. She has such a great relationship with her suppliers and she'll tell you just these endearing backstories about how she acquired her interesting baskets or special carved boxes. Her wares come from all over...festive decor from India, handwoven baskets from Ghana, hand-carved boxes from Poland. You can't not walk out of here with something special that you or someone will cherish.

Imagine Great Things is by far my favorite shop in Gig Harbor. Granted, I worked there for a year…read morebefore moving to Arizona (most fun I've ever had working)... but it really is a great place!! Marge (the owner) is probably the most genuinely kind person I have ever met. She makes everyone feel like an old friend. She travels all over the globe to find unique merchandise for the store, and is happy to share stories about where items came from. In my opinion, this makes the shopping experience much more special. The shop is located downstairs between Kit Kuhn's and Spiros. Don't miss it!!!

I LOVE exploring antique stores, especially when out of town and this was such a great one!…read moreEverything from furniture to clothes, records and books, such awesome finds! I ended up purchasing some mid-century pottery and an enameled bowl for very reasonable prices. They also have antique souvenirs, much better than buying something cheap and plastic somewhere else. You can also store luggage here which is great to know if you're waiting to embark on a cruise or after disembarking before heading to the airport, it's only about a 10-minute walk from port.

Located right near Pike Place Market, there is very little parking. Inside were the tight hallways…read morefilled with furniture. The furniture is very nice. There was not really individual booths filled with things but instead there were trinkets, glass, and ceramics inside of some of the furniture cabinets. More lowly lit with some spaces with low ceilings. This is a very humble size space and is a shop, not a mall for sure.

A Gem! I've been to the SODO flea as both a vendor and an…read moreattendee. I can't say enough great stuff about the people who put this together. And the vendors bring in really great stuff. Vintage clothes shopping is EXCELLENT. Lots of different vendors with tents full of well curated finds. (Hello to my new vintage cashmere sweater for 10 bux!) Some vintage/antique vendors bringing REAL antiques, particularly of the funky and unique type. (Hello to my new super artsy, unique, and awesome wall cabinet for 40 bux!) Artisans and Urban crafters too. Grab a coffee, take a stroll and check it out. Something fun to do every 2nd Saturday. I cannot wait till fall holiday season. I'll be doing all my shopping here.

The monthly SODO market hits on all cylinders. Good merchants willing to engage with you, food…read moretrucks, reasonable parking, and the bonus of EPIC. Epic is the antique market that is the building next to the market. I always find good deals and new rings from one of the merchants. The antique market is the usual treasure, give yourself at least an hour to explore all the options. Housewares, outdoor things, and too much to describe. Perhaps Epic will let me do a video walkthrough at some point. Put this market on your calendar, the second Saturday of every month. One more great reason to celebrate living in Seattle. #ShopLocal #shopsmall

Finally made it to Mr. Johnson's Antiques after a few years of riding by the shop while on the bus…read more It was very worth my time. When it comes to purchasing things for the home, I have a bias towards trying to find vintage or antiques rather than new, over-produced wares. So when I spied an egg cup, I had to have it. The owner helped be find another egg cup located in another area of the shop, so I now have a great set. I will definitely return on a day when I have more time to browse. There is just so many great items in the shop!

Fantastic little store, the owner is very friendly and knowledgeable about his items, always open…read moreto discuss what you're looking for and what's in his collection. There's a wide selection of items in his store and you can leave a note in his book of items you want. The prices are good, you might not be getting an insane steal but you definitely wont be getting overcharged. I recommend stopping by if you're in the area!