this is possibly the cutest most useful fun general store on the planet. Staff is friendly and…read morehelpful, the variety of things to purchase is not just plentiful but many of the items are useful, meaningful, everything that's right in the world. That sounds like an exaggeration but it was really an experience to be in this store. Robin was especially kick ass and I can't wait to shop there again next time I'm out that way And next time I'm also going to eat there, their food looked and smelled delicious

I went to the a very cool high school. They used to take us on extended field trips around the…read morestate. For the longest time, I had this store in my memory, yet couldn't recall where it was. I suspected it was here, and as soon as I walked in, I recognized the grand wooden staircase in the center. Nowadays, the store features high end specialized grocery items, clothing, and decorative kitchen decor. There is a free bathroom and a cafe in the back with a few tables for seating next to very sunny windows. The only reason I am not giving five stars is that the cafe staff was a bit brusque, no smiles, although they surely served us efficiently.

Great shop, I love that they are Fair- trade. They have unique items and are in a beautiful…read morelocation. The service was amazing! The value is reasonable. Thank you I will return.

Amazing customer service, in fact, truthfully the best I have ever encountered!…read more Very cool straw beach hats Great price for uniqueness

This store is my go-to place for any small gifts. The owner does a great job curating their…read moreinventory to be interesting, quality, some locally made etc. I always leave with more than I meant to, somehow. And don't forget to pop in next door to the Lucky Star shop, owned by the same family, for some nice consignment items and more. Highly recommend the selection and cleanliness of all items. The staff are friendly and attentive, always.

I always find something uniquely perfect for someone when I go into this shop! One of my favorite…read moreplaces in Kingston!

This place was so fun to check out! They have such a broad set of products that I am not even sure…read morehow to summarize them. Basically a gift for anyone in your entire life can be found here. Easy to spend a long or short time here-it's laid out in a really clear way and they keep products in categories that make sense. There is a room with stuff that is more for kids, a room of games and puzzles, etc. The woman working was lovely and helpful and did a great balance of assisting us and letting us browse. I definitely would have liked to see more of a local touch- I thought many of the items were things that could be found anywhere and would have loved to see more local makers and goods. The local maps were really cool and special.

This is my favorite store, as well as Tango Zulu across the street. Recently saw a sign saying the…read morebusiness was for sale; please don't change! It's my go-to store for unique and thoughtful gifts.

This business looks closed permanently. There is plastic sheeting in the windows and the most…read morerecent sign is from more than 6 months ago.

Love this little shop! Great customer service and unique products along with basics needed for…read morefishing/day on the water.

Such a kind owner at Bouquet! Another florist really messed me up by canceling my order and not…read moreeven letting me know after I paid, etc. Anyway, last minute, when I found out my order was canceled, I called Bouquet, not even hopeful at this point to get flowers to my friend on her birthday. BUT, they went out of their way to get them arranged and delivered before the day was over. Great service and beautiful flowers! Thank you!

From the owner: Bouquet was established to fill what we saw as a need in the downtown Kingston community. Building…read moreon the legacy of shop owners who have come before us, we aim to build a place where people can come and find beautiful things as well as a place to gather. We are a couple of Kingston transplants who lovingly call this incredible peninsula our home for many years now. The word Bouquet is meant to encompass an experience as it means literally "a clump of flowers or trees" and also refers to aroma as in the context of wine. It is through our senses we experience flowers, plants and engage with the natural world and Bouquet attempts to capture that in a way where people can take a piece of that home with them. Our aim is simply to be a place filled with beauty and a small example of what it is to reconnect with nature.

Amazing hand-dyed yarn, a very cozy feel with a welcoming staff. Their dogs are the sweetest and…read moreowners will let you pet them. Spinning wheels are also placed throughout the store with lessons offered. If you are into touring yarn shops in the area make sure to stop here.

This place is beautiful and the people are so friendly. I can tell they have a tightknit group! The…read moreyarn are artistically placed and with so many different fibers. I am writing a review cause I can't wait to go tomorrow!

We are NOT closed and STILL AWESOME for 19 years! We have…read morebeen Saving and Serving our community by selling your great items/staying open 7 days a week/fashion consulting/ teaching and training young people to give a leg up in the job market / partnering with local non profits like ScarletRoad.org KitsapFosterCare.org CoffeeOasis.org Arcofthepeninsulas.com Yelp Loves to close businesses and encourage poor reviews by burying good reviews and posting reviews from bullies that expect you to change policies to cater to them - along with the burying of positive reviews unless you pay for ads- good job Yelp!

Kingston Shop Has good inventory (maybe less would be better…read moredisplayed? There are many "treasures" but are hard to find due to the amount of stock. Also it would probably benefit the business if items are steamed or presented with less wrinkles. Overall the shop staff are helpful and inventory is reasonably priced.

Love this cute little town! There is so much to see and do for a few hours. There are plenty of…read morerestaurants with a variety of food choices. Cool old historic buildings to see. A definite must stop is the General Store. It is huge inside with a cafe, museum, restrooms, ATM and tons of gifts. We thoroughly enjoyed walking around this town. We had lunch at Butcher & Baker Provisions, and it was excellent. Their cakes and cheesecakes are delicious! Highly recommend stopping here while in the area.

Port Gamble was not part of the original adventures, but after talking with Norma Jean at the…read morebotanical gardens, it had my curiosity peaking, historical old lumber port town and beaches... I was in! Upon arriving, seeing the beautiful old houses, a cute authentic general store, and amazing views of the sound, I couldn't wait to explore it further. Plenty of parking, I headed down to check out the beach, on the way seeing that during the summer season, there are kayak rentals (another reason to return) what made the beach interesting, besides a ton of seashells, was that it was adjacent to where the town in the old days had their dump and landfill, so over time, the old glass was finding its way onto the beach, Cool stuff! A little bit like the glass beach near Fort Bragg, Cali. Definitely enjoyed walking through the town, appreciating the buildings and houses and history. They have guest houses for rent, there was a wedding going on, so that's another venue available, lots of gift and art shops and a cute Tap House I'll review as well. A fun historical place with great views of the Sound to add to adventures in the area. God bless and Cheers!

I ordered six pinus parviflora conifer this past month. I repeatedly asked for plant sizes,…read morebut they would not give me that info. They sent some pictures of the plants,but the plants I received were much smaller than expected and two of them were simply one branch with a few needles on the top. They only labeled two of the plants. I was extremely disappointed with the size and lack of fullness os the plants and feel I wasted over $200. I dealt with Heidi and have e-mailed my concerns to her,but so far have had no response from her. I would never purchase from them again unless they are willing to give you the exact height and width of the plants they are sending and send pictures of the plants they are sending-not pictures showing larger plants

If you are a plant connoisseur, and you miss Heronswood Nursery, on the Kitsap Peninsula, then you…read moremust visit Dragonfly Farms. It goes a long way towards filling the hole made by the Heronswood closing. Heidi, the owner, is so enthusiastic about her plants, and will do her best to get you excited, too. The planted areas showcase her very cool, and unusual selections. This little specialty nursery has grown by leaps and bounds in just a few years. If you love hard-to-find and unusual plants, you need to visit Dragonfly. Just budget enough time, because there's a lot to look at. Check the hours, too, as they vary depending on the time of the year it is. Rumor has it they will be carrying a lot of dwarf and smaller evergreens during the 2011 season.