I love this store and always try to stop by when I'm in the area. It has local artisanal products…read morewhich make good gifts. It is mostly home decor stuff but the items are so whimsical and pretty. The layout is not overly cluttered and they are very good in display set up. You can try to visualize how the stuff can work in your own home. Staff is friendly and helpful. Great place to shop. Street parking is available.

Cutest place with the friendliest owners !…read more If you are around the Gibsons market area, this place is an absolute visit! It's full of Knick-Nacks and such a happy place overall. Not overpriced as the place seems like. Run by two friends and they are super super friendly!! Definitely check it out!

Conveniently located right at the ferry terminal, this little gift shop sells all types of gifts…read moreand souvenirs. They carry t-shirts, hoodies, hats, coasters, kitchen towels, books, toys, magnets, mugs and everything else you can think of to bring back home to remind you of your trip on the island. Prices are lower than most shops on Eastsound town and they have a large variety. The lady at the counter was friendly and engaging. A lady forgot to grab the toy from the counter after paying for it, and the cashier went to go find her. We even saw her walking through the lines of vehicles waiting to board with the toy in her hand. I hope she found her!

Fantastic selection and superior service. We loved shopping here while we awaited the departure of…read morethe Anacortes car ferry. As we were checking out, I left part of family inside and I raced to get back into the car line. As my family found each other on the ferry, we realized we had left some of our treasured items at the counter. As it turns out, another passenger offered to take it aboard to find us. We did not connect but we were amazed that they all tried so hard to find us. When we later spoke with the owner, Paula Capitano she offered to gather the items (again) and send them to us at no charge. Lovely people, lovely shop, and lovely memories from Orcas Island.

Just returned from bc day weekend on saltspring. Spent probably a good hour in this shop while…read morewaiting for ferry. Lots of neat stuff, owner very helpful and friendly. Prices pretty reasonable, lots of kids items for good price. She has discounted items on her front porch, some good deals. Lots of great gifty things.

From the owner: Life is full of stuff and nonsense. Look for the meaning inside. www.stuffandnonsense.ca A shop…read moreso delightful, you'll wish for a sailing wait.

Superb customer service, unique variety of gifts and one-of-a-kind collectibles! Would recommend to…read moreanyone traveling by and worth the extra time to browse. Darling shop~

They have a good selection of home and garden stuff here. I came here the last time I was in…read moreNanaimo. They were closed on X-mas eve, otherwise I would have picked something up for the mother of the guy I am dating, however, I am inspired to come back as the lady who was there was very helpful and the prices were good.

I went to Canada for the first time last week. I was looking for a souvenir shop and found this…read morelittle shop. The prices were reasonable and the lady (maybe the owner) was really helpful and nice. She even gave us some maple candies for free.

Great gift shop! I have been here many times, and always…read moreenjoy the great treasures I find. The owner is a sweetheart and very eager to help and chat! The place is very full but, if you take the time to look around, it has many wonderful items. Make sure you check it out, when you are in Steveston ! It is so worth It!

Very centrally located, a cute little gift shop that offers ice cream on the side! Signs outside…read moresaid buy one scoop, get one free. The front of the store is wide open which really welcomes you in. On the left side, a small but very adequate selection of ice creams to choose from. Yes, we paid for one scoop and the second was free. I chose their raspberry cheesecake along with an espresso flavor I had never seen nor tried before. The other selections chosen were traditional chocolate and then a salted caramel. Each ice cream was creamy and delicious in its own right. The espresso flavor I chose had thin strips of espresso flavored chocolate that were so deeply delicious. The pleasant young lady serving us really loaded up the ice cream. I commented what lovely big scoops she was giving us and she said "they said to be generous", well done owners! Lovely items in their gift section but found the prices just too high. One t shirt I loved was $59.00 so was sad to leave it behind. Highly recommend this store, and right in front is lots of seating to enjoy that double scoop. Very positive experience and your staff takes all the credit!

One of the most delightful coffee shops I've been to, this wonderful place specializes in well…read moreroasted beans, locally sourced honey, penmanship, and journalling! Today I had a latte which I give an easy five out of five. I highly recommend trying multiple items on the menu as each option came with a carefully selected assembly of ingredients and by carefully I mean an attention to detail I've rarely seen in a coffee shop. The honey they use is locally sourced and chosen for its particular flavor. These people really care about the coffee they make, and it shows. The atmosphere is set with a behind-the-bar turntable and today they were playing a wonderful selection of vintage jazz. If you're in the region, make your way down to Crofton for the coffee, stay for the view, but savor the coffee

Super local, super friendly, super delicious cafe with some cool & unexpected surprises! This is…read moreone of those tucked away gems you're not sure of you should tell anyone lest it become too popular. But I think the cat's out of the bag now! I will go out of my way to get an iced salted honey latte from SPAN. The honey comes from just down the road (Nielsens Honey). If you need a little snack, they also have a changing variety of delicious croissants and muffins by local bakery all star Hank. I asked about the coffee beans they use, and you guessed it -- locally roasted beans, just for them, by roaster Oughtred made especially for the cafe to the owners' specifications. Span is a block from the Crofton ferry on-ramp, so you can take your coffee to go & wait in the queue, or enjoy in the big park across the street while your kids & dogs play, or while you beachcomb, or on the short walk back to your beautiful Osbourne Bay campsite! Vibes are warm & welcoming, sometimes with jazz music on the record player. Design is sleek, clean and uncluttered, but still 100% West Coast, with lots of natural light, and beautiful natural materials. The owners are also artist-designer-craftspeople and have a perfectly curated shop featuring VanIsle artists that changes all the time. It always makes my day to chat with Tanya & Juaning whether it's about coffee, travel, or _local_ happenings!

We were in Victoria, Bc for a spring break. I was on my morning walk when I passed by this shop on…read moreGoverment St. The shop was well organized with a lot of selection of snacks and souvenirs. The price of a maple cream cookies was CA$5.99 which was a dollar cheaper than other shops across the street. Customer service was great. I wish I had bought more of maple cookies.

On a cruise-visited this shop-very nice selection- how do I…read morecontact you to order a sweatshirt ?

There's a lot to experience in this store. This was probably my favorite shop in Sequim. The owner…read moreis so pleasant and helpful. Bought some yummy pepper jellies and have used one with some bourbon drinks during a family Easter celebration, which everyone who partook enjoyed the flavorful drinks. Was provided with a recipe sheet for the jellies as well! Plus, the owner sent us out the door with a local magazine and a map of the town. Take the time to visit this store while visiting Sequim; there's something for everyone, young and old.

Lots of souvenirs, trinkets, books and more are sold here with the theme being the Pacific…read moreNorthwest. Their prices seemed high. Nice cashier.

This place is an utter delight. Most airport gift shops have a bunch of overpriced souvenirs (made…read morein China, more often than not), with a few gems here and there among the junk. This place packs an astonishing variety of goodies into a remarkably small space, and the stuff they sell is really nice. Lots of it is locally made, including designs by local artists. I just marvelled at the taste, quality, and selection. It's almost a place that you could walk into blindfolded, pick something up at random, and it would be very appealing (at least to me). And, unlike the shops in Vancouver Airport or Toronto Pearson, the goods aren't ludicrously overpriced. The clerk was also vary patient with us as we wandered around the shop, poking and prodding at things, and piling our choices on the counter. I could almost say that it's worth going to Comox just to shop here, but there are so many other things to do and see in the area that that wouldn't be quite fair.