Stumbled across this little thrift store Once inside there's…read morevintage finds galore! Calvin Klein, Levi's, and even cowboy boots. Sifting through the racks, you'll have a hoot! But clothes is not all, there's more. Record players, ceramics, and even stereos in the store! Inside you can have a seat and enjoy the vibes Or at the tables they have just outside. I would come again if I lived near, But to all I say for thrifting--do visit here.

This is a great vintage and second hand gem in Pioneer Square. Well-curated but still rewards a dig…read morewith serendipitous finds. They have options for both men and women (and a sitting area for partners and friends who don't want to shop). I was running to catch a ride and didn't get to give their wares proper consideration but am excited to go back for a more relaxed browse.

Sign says open daily at 12, however, it was 1230 and they still weren't open. We're too busy…read moreblowing bubbles to create "atmosphere" instead of actually opening their store.

I've wandered into this shop over the years, but holy moly they recently saved my butt! I had been…read moresearching near and far for a top hat for my groom for the last year, and was starting to freak out with only 2 months left. Not only did they talk us through how to measure his head at our home and all the specifications from our weirdly inspired vision of his wedding look, they rushed out and got his custom order made and ready with nearly 2 weeks to spare! They were wonderful, the hat was perfect, and it all worked out magically! Eternally grateful for you all! Thank you!

So many vendors with so many great things.A lot to look at and a lot to choose from! We are from…read morethe tacoma area, but make special trips to come into this particular antique store.And it's always worth it!!

This is definitely a Seattle vintage market.... I mean the place was huge, but also like.. pretty…read moreexpensive. And mostly things that a hipster would find cool but the average antique shopper is never going to buy.weither that's due to necessity or being over priced I'll leave to your imagination. Still, it isn't bad, in fact for the location serving to the population it's decent But I prefer my antique shops to be so stuffed with junk and I prefer to not spend 95 dollars on a fake silver matchbook case.

Ashley, the kickass owner, is delightful and has curated a wide assortment of clothing, jewelry and…read moreaccessories! I love that she features talented creatives like jeweler Sarah Meranda of Magpie Mouse Studios! This is the perfect shop if you want to spend a while exploring or to run in and buy a last minute gift!

Revival is a great vintage and consignment store but it is a clothing store definitely geared for…read morewomen. There are classic brands that are known for their classiness here which is great to see. Their selection of jewelry is impressive and unique! The staff is very welcoming even though I felt like the merchandise was not quite for my demographic. Definitely a place I will keep in mind for my lady friends that like a vintage look along with some nice looking jewelry.

Don't have enough positive things to say- absolutely stunning selection, and my jaw dropped at the…read moreprices in a GOOD way! How rare is that these days? I purchased multiple stunning kitchen ware pieces, and had to hold myself back from buying more. What a great homage to Seattle's rich Japanese culture. Will be sharing with friends and family.

Excellent food and fun atmosphere. All the dishes served were beautifully presented and so…read moredelicious.

Such a cool addition to Pioneer Square! The owner is genuinely one of the nicest and most welcoming…read morepeople you'll meet and you can tell how much pride he takes in the business. The atmosphere is incredible, and the collection of throwback jerseys and merchandise gives you that classic, good old-school feeling that sports fans can appreciate. It feels like more than just a store, it's an experience and their prices are extremely reasonable and competitive. Really happy to see them open their second location in Seattle. Supporting great people and local businesses like this is easy. Definitely worth checking out if you're into sports, nostalgia, and great vibes.

Cool curation of mostly vintage sports clothing, especially Seattle local. I got myself some…read moreDickies pants - not what you'd go there for lol but still worth

Didn't know what I would expect but this exceeds every of my expectations!…read more If I were to explain this, this is a cafe/thrift/artisanal art store/creative hangout typa place! And THIS IS MY KIND OF PLACE this feels like Monica's apartment on Friends. Pop of colors here and there, truly a work of art every corner I turned. I mean, the dog's having a nicer Sunday than most of mine. Definitely a true gem of Pioneer Square.

That's a very nice place if you wanna have a good coffee with a nice dining, highly recommendread more

Seattle Chinatown doesn't have nearly as many non-food shops as it once did. (And there were never…read moremany anyway.) Sun May is one of those tchotchkes, knick-knacks, cutesy, maybe useful, and antique places that words can hardly describe. It is very small but well-stocked nonetheless. Connie is the proprietor who is cheerful to all who enters; her family has kept this shop going for generations. Even though she is open for only two(?) days a week, shoppers just know to come visit. It's almost legendary. Her regular visitors sit on the stool shooting the breeze with her while the rest of us trip on that same stool when it is vacant. It is a habitual thing that we just know will happen. The paper cranes outside and inside commemorate Donnie Chin, whose murder is not yet solved. Though I am not a regular shopper, it is always a pleasure to see what I can discover there. Being the start of lunar new year, Connie had horse themed cute items on hand. We selected a colorful horse and a ceramic ram for next year. Prices are reasonable. Come, shop, or just say a hello, Connie will welcome you.

Used to visit this place when Donny was alive. I used to think of it as a vintage Daiso that sold…read moreall kinds of interested vintage knickknacks. I got the cheapest Chinese and Thai paper umbrellas there. Sure, it was cluttered and dusty, but that was the charm of the place.