Love the service and quaint ambiance. There's a spot by the window with these lounge chairs we come…read morehere to catch up with friends and enjoy a nice cup of coffee and bite. They're chorizo burrito is vegan! Next door is a connected business, plenty of items to shop around for from earrings to books, soap, and more. Will return again to hang out!

Went in there for a specific thing and they didn't have it but the lady at the counter was very…read morenice and told us a few places where we might find it. I do recommend this store as their stuff seemed very cute and artsy.

Such a great little stop for coffee and to browse for books. The selection was minimal but they had…read moresuch a great variety I hardly noticed. The coffee and service was above and beyond! If you are in the Everett area, I totally suggest stopping by

Looks like Artisans Books & Coffee is coming up on 1.5 years in business, located in downtown…read moreEverett. I had a chance to checkout this indie on a spontaneous sunny St. Patrick's Sunday sojourn (3/17/24). Easy peasy free Sunday parking. Warmly greeted upon entry. Wandered the entire length of the retail shop...well appointed seating, some new but mostly used book titles, counter to order menu items, a pocket bar, nooks for seating, try out a manual typewriter, make buttons, or play the piano. Did not buy anything, but thumbed through a French Canadian dictionary from 1958, and enjoyed the fascinating vibe while onsite.

You're welcomed with a warm greeting. I failed to remember her name. However, she was a cup of…read moresunshine! Lots of Hawaiian merch reasonably priced. I would recommend stopping by.

Love that there's a small piece of Hawaii in the PNW! Auntie Cindy makes one of the best spam…read moremusubis! The place is filled with Hawaiian goodness from decorations to grocery items! It makes me feel like I'm back in Hawaii. Prices are fair I would say. Auntie is very welcoming and nice! Just a few weirdos outside the establishment but it's not enough to deter me from coming back here again!

Our family visited the flagship Funko Pop store in Everett, Washington. My son loves Funko Pops,…read moreso this was the highlight of our vacation for him. Wide selection and good prices on Funko Pops if you are willing to make the pilgrimage. Staff at this store were helpful and friendly.

Thought I would give an updated review! There used to be a long line to get in here. Now, when we…read morevisited around 2 pm on a Saturday, it wasnt even busy and no line was formed outside. Checkout was quick and only took about 5 minutes. Employees are constantly restocking shelves. Plenty more merchandise is available in these stores. $14.99 for a regular, $29.99 for a 6" specialty, and $19.99 for a 6" one. Bitty pops cost the same as a regular and you get 4 bitties in one pack. $6.99 for the ones that come with vehicles or just a small figurine. Unfortunately, did not check costs for clothing nor bags/backpacks. Overall, still recommend, but keep in mind of the prices. We found a couple online stores that are selling some of these funkos at a cheaper price.

The assortment of gifts is amazing. It has a large variety of gifts not just for hospitalized…read morepatients but for unique gifts for that special person and home.

Vision quest is a beautiful store. It has beautiful jewelry and it has beautiful stones and…read moreeducational books. VisionQuest is owned by a wonderful woman that has dedicated her life and helping people that are led by the spirit. Thank you so much for vision quest I've taken my family there and my friends there and we love to go there with each other, if you're looking for spiritual try vision quest is worth it' your journey.

Very nice store! They have a huge selection. Also, the employees were very kind and helpful.read more

I drive to the Schack Art Center once a year for their Fresh Paint art festival, but my favorites…read moreare almost always inside the art center itself. This year, their summer art events are "Art of the Garden" at the main gallery and "Cambium Layers II" at the mezzanine gallery. They have events throughout the year, rotating in special exhibits, classes, summer camps, and more. I chatted with the staff working there, and they are always very personable. While the Fresh Paint art festival is relatively modest with the length of two city blocks, the exhibit inside the center makes the drive worthwhile. If I was more of an art creator, I would definitely look into their classes. They have an impressive array from ceramics and clay to digital to glass, and classics like painting, sculpture, and woodcarving. The facility looks new and is very clean. I would recommend them both to shop for art (at front gift shop or during an exhibit period) and for their classes.

First visit and totally impressed. Such an amazing jewel in downtown Everett. You can visit the…read moregallery for free, watch glass blowing classes, and shop the store. The staff was super nice and the art, gorgeous. Looking forward to visiting again or taking a class.

This is an amazing store. Not just the great merchandise but the staff and owner are so friendly,…read moregreat at their jobs and make sure everyone gets the best experience. I so enjoyed shopping there.

Everything. Great place to shop...customer service and knowledge of each customer is the best !read more