While strolling through Tacoma's antique district there seems to be more shops than I first…read morerealized. I had no clue Urban Squirrel was in the area so I was very excited to give the place a look. I was very enticed by what I saw outside. The place is antique oriented but it also has a craft like nature to it which is really cool. Some items are a combination of an antique and an art project which adds a very unique vision to the merchandise here. Urban Squirrel is a fun place to get a gift for someone or yourself and offer a unique, one of a kind flair to what they or you are receiving.

This shop has the perfect combination of antiques, thrifty contemporary finds, and unique creations…read morethey've made. They also carry unexpected supplies for you latest project, odds and ends for a classroom prize bucket, and craft ideas you can make at home or in the store. Highly recommend!

This is my favorite antique mall in the area. I will say the first time that I went I was kind of…read moreunderwhelmed. But having gone back a couple of times since then I always seem to find that super cool niche thing for a gift or just my own personal collection I do find that some of the vendors here are a little more high priced But most always you can negotiate down a little bit and get a better deal and that's the point of antiquing right. So I definitely recommend it and we will be back to explore their treasures often

As a shopper, the interior of this building looks like they're definitely going through some…read morethings. There is a lot of empty space. There isn't much in the way of service unless you scan little pictures on the vendors booth to get someone to come to help you. It's definitely way different than it was just a few years back before the new owners came in. The energy is even different. I was told by one of the vendors that they don't just have video cameras, but also audio so they can listen in on conversations. I guess that's not horrible and we should expect it when we're in public anyway, but it made me a little uneasy anyway. They have some cool stuff just like all antique malls do but you can always find parking here. I also used to come here because I've lived nearby for 21 years and I noticed the prices on things I had looked at before did go up when they changed the tags with the new owners. In closing, it's worth a try, but I wouldn't have huge expectations. Some days they have a Carne Asada griller in the parking lot too.

This man is absolutely fantastic! You see his shop, and it is like you are in Europe! His…read moreworkmanship is spectacular! Yes! I recommend him!

Mostafa not only fixed my Howard Miller pendulum clock (which had fallen from the wall and had…read moredamaged internal pieces which needed to be fixed or replaced), but was as pleasant and informative as could be. The work was on time and the cost was as estimated. He even gave me extensive information about the clock and its history. I cannot recommend him highly enough.

This place is huge, and a big maze of vintage and antiques. so much to look at! We did not. end up…read moreBuying anything but may go back for a couple of things.

What a great place....HUGE! We spent at least 2 hours in there...if you cant find something you…read morecant live without, there is something wrong with you! Really nice people working there and very knowledgeable. I found what I had been eyeing on ETSY and I didn't have to pay for shipping and pray it made it to me safely. AND IT WAS LESS EXPENSIVE THAN ONLINE!!!! Shop local! So much variety, LOVE this place!!!

I'm a little hesitant to write this review because part of me wants to keep these treasures to…read moremyself! haha. This is a wonderful vintage/antique mall! There are SO many vendor booths and there is something for everyone - kitchenware, MCM, farmhouse, model cars, sewing crafts, glassware, books... you name it. Most of the booths have a very specific curated vibe or theme, so it helps you narrow down where you want to browse. I always seem to have luck with vinyl records, which is usually slim pickings at other antique shops I've been to. Each vendor dictates their prices. Most things were very reasonable, though some things were more than I'd personally pay - but value is in the eye of the beholder, anyway. The staff here is so welcoming and helpful, and you can tell that they love what they do. Definitely check them out!

I LOOOOOOOVE A GOOD ANTIQUE MALL!! This place is absolutely stunning and jam PACKED with treasures!…read moreit was so fun to just walk around and theres definitely something for everyone!! i got this super sick gamecube that ive always been looking for for a steal! and a couple other cute this for an amazing price! you can tell the people running this joint love what they do and were very happy to work with us to get stuff out of showcases and check out! cant wait to come back and find more cool stuff!!

Wonderful store. Excellent customer service. Stopped by Steeped in Comfort for a sweet treat and…read moresoup, then walked over to this antique store. Only the best collectibles and items in this shop. So evident that the owner values and stands behind every exquisite piece in this store! He also sells his own crafted jewelry here that belong in this store!

Truly one of the best antique stores in the region, and I include Seattle in that statement. The…read moreowner, David, is fantastic to work with. He only carries authentic antiques (100+ years), and does his research to price appropriately. The display changes weekly, so it's always a delight to discover something you may have missed the last time you visited. David also takes worthy antiques on commission. The store is chock full of great finds that look beautiful in any style setting. Of note: As of January 18, 2022, the hours are Wednesday - Saturday, 10am - 4pm (closed Sun, Mon, Tues). That might change during the summer. Always call to make sure. Next time I visit the store, I will take pictures and post.

It's a great establishment with so much when it come to antiques. But, as someone that specifically…read morelooks for records and vinyls, their prices vs products leaves a lot to be desired. Whoever thought having "all records $5" right next to a "records $10-$15" sign and telling me "yeah, I barely work here and don't know why that $5 sign is there" tells me one of two things. You're lying or incompetent. There is a huge collection of records, and most of them are missing, damaged vinyls/sleeves, and complete unknowns not even worth $1. Do better with your prices or try to clean up the collection, and work at it a bit.

This antique shop is very labyrinth like I found out as I was able to thoroughly explore the store…read morerecently and there are so many items and oddities here that if you take your time and explore enough upstairs, downstairs and all the rooms involved you are bound to find something that you will want to purchase. Some of these oddities are really just for admiration and to look at like the sarcophagus that is encased in glass here. It's really something onto itself coming into this shop and getting lost in it. I imagine some of the empty rooms could be meant for tenants that sell different merchandise but it's so far inside this main place I'm not sure how much foot traffic they would receive which accounts for most of these rooms being vacant. Unusual and vast this antique shop is definitely worth checking out when strolling through the antique district of Tacoma.

A really different and cute shop for purchasing oddities and curiosities for your favorite witch or…read morewarlock. They have a large variety of gift items and some antique items. It's a gift shop with a supernatural, mystical, and urban legend scene. It's definitely a fun browse, and I bet you can't walk out without buying something.

Such a fun eclectic store. Local art/artists. What really got me was the vintage, small and…read morecurated, but so much great stuff, found some awesome one of kind pieces that didn't cost an arm and a leg.

Another stop on Tacoma's antiques row, Shepard House has lots of kitchen-themed antiques, like the…read morerack full of vintage spice tins shown here. There's also a fine collection of vintage cookbooks from decades past; the best are the promotional ones meant to show how versatile some circa-1950s convenience product is, full of charming illustrations of capable and cheery-looking housewives. Who knew there were so many uses for cake mix? Worth a stop if you're doing the Tacoma antiques circuit.

Dishonest and unethical experience…read more I sold some items to Clarence, the owner of The Lily Pad and Memory Lane Toys & Collections, through Facebook Marketplace. It was clear from the beginning that he intended to resell the item in his store. After receiving it, he stopped responding and was refunded by Facebook. Leaving me without the item or any payment. I made several attempts to resolve the issue directly, but was completely ignored. This behavior is deceptive and highly unprofessional. Sellers, beware--this is not someone who conducts business with honesty or integrity. You're buying stolen toys!!

I was on this block for other stores when this store caught my eye. They had some solid…read morecollectables in the window to draw you in, but once inside, I saw a lot of used and cheap junk. Now, some say ones persons junk is another treasure, but I can say with complete confidence, I wasn't that impressed. Anything that I was interested in was welling for more than double it's value in my estimation. No idea how long these guys have been in business, but I don't see a bright future based on my experience.