Watson Kennedy Fine Living is a very specific type of gift shop - it's lotion and candle focused,…read moreorganized by color and extremely scented. The strength of the scent is frankly overwhelming to the point it's unpleasant to browse and the shop could do with an air purifier if it's simply the byproduct of the items carried. The service was friendly but I couldn't stay in the shop for long and the scent lingered on my clothes for about ten minutes. Those with sensitivities likely won't do well, but for those who like strongly secreted spaces, Watson Kennedy is your store.

I love this store and have been here before but the lady working here yesterday was so rude. She…read morecouldn't have made us feel less welcome. I asked her about the fragrances and she said that wasn't their specialty but then it actually it is because they have other sense around the store like candles and lotions. I would give the store five stars because they have so many cute little knickknacks and beautiful cards and memorabilia of Seattle and it's located next to the inn at the market hotel next-door to Sushi Kashiba which is amazing.

Such an adorable treasure trove right next to Crossroads! The store is filled with everything from…read moreSanrio stationery, blind boxes, and plushies to Japanese kitchenware and home decor. The far right of the store also features a tea wall offering a large variety of tea, including matcha tins and many specialty blends. Shiga's Imports is a wonderful place to browse, whether you're looking for something specific or a thoughtful gift.

Love this store! Lots of cute Asian products!…read more Upon entering they have really cute Asian and foodie themed cards, I got one for my mom. They have a decent size selection of tea that you can purchase by the bag and prices are fairly reasonable. I fell in love with their pen section! Omg the pens were so cute and they were doing a buy 4 get 1 free deal. The pens were about $3 each. They also had lots of plushies, stickers, keychains, and a lot of other nice things!

Went for the artwork and this was one of the venues for an artist. Cool place with pieces from…read morevarious artists.

Great selection. Tons of art, all local. Service was kind. A bit pricier than most on street but…read morequality shines.

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.

The service was great, super cool and comfortable. The vibe was soo unmatched, had a small shop…read morewith it. The mocha itself was pretty decent, the espresso is definitely stronger than the chocolate. The latte are was pretty good and foam was a great consistency.

such a great add to the Queen Anne neighborhood! beautiful home store with a coffee shop inside?…read moresay less. they sell such cute homeware items and the coffee is super good. new favorite stop when I'm running around QA!

Great stand at the Pike Place Market my wife and I got some tea and cookies and snack boxes for us…read moreand our friends and family and we all loved them. The staff is so friendly and prices are reasonable. Would love to return!

Everything about their branding and cookies is so unique & beautiful! I also dig their swag & how…read morethey showcase local tattoo artists!

The Souk is a specialty grocery store specializing in goods from Turkey, India, and South Asia…read more They are one of Seattle's Pike Place Market enduring small businesses that offers a selection of Indian and Middle Eastern food, spices, and gifts, including staples like curry powders, garam masala, and various teas. The owner often makes Baklava from scratch. If you can get it fresh out of the oven like i did on a recent visit, it tasted extra good!!! :-)

The best baklava I have ever had!…read more It is a little hidden gem in Pike's Place, not far from the crowded line by Starbucks. The owner was so sweet and welcoming.

Muto Design is a unique shop in Downtown Seattle specializing in imported Japanese goods. Here you…read morecan find tons of items ranging from stationery, home decor, and much more!

Welcome to Bellevue, Muto Design! Muto Design is a shop selling Japanese goods, stationary and…read moregifts, which I'm always interested in checking out. And now that they have a location at Bell Square, it makes getting some of these Japanese items easier for us, Eastsiders. I had to do some errands while at the mall and saw that this new store, Muto Design opened, right next to Royce Chocolate. The store is on the smaller side, but it was nice to check out the different merch they sell here, ranging from smaller items, such as pins and key chains to sake sets and pots. I would say that if there's someone in your life who loves Japanese items or trends, Muto Design store is a great place for getting said person a gift from here. Although it's not the largest selection, they have specialized and unique items that'll make you smile. Glad to have checked it out - and that there's a home for it in Bellevue.