This review is written with mixed feelings. I like to support the mercantile. The vintage shop has…read morea great selection of fun pieces. It is super enjoyable to wander through it all. But the coffee shop is what took two stars off of the overall review. I have been there many times due to the convenience of it as a meeting place with friends. But there are so many issues with it- the biggest detraction is one of the men who staffs the coffee counter. He has such a dismal attitude. He doesn't ever give the customer a smile - not ever. It feels as tho I am just a nuisance he must bear. Second to that is the baked goods. A couple of times I have ordered something and it was quite dry and stale. I hope this can be improved upon.

If you need a gift for someone, or you're just in the mood to browse, this is the perfect store for…read moreyou! The nostalgia factor is one thing you'll love. You'll say "my Mom had one of those!" or "my Grandma used one of these every Christmas!" so many times! They also have new items and upscaled items. Something for everyone! Truly a fun store to visit and find some really great treasures.

Drove out to Chalet in the Woods. When we arrived the sign said open by appointment only. The…read morewebsite says they opened at 11:00. What a disappointment. Luckily we were able to spend a delightful time in downtown Gig Harbor. To me it's not worth going back to the Chalet.

The Chalet is my go to place for clothes now... If you are looking for classic, well-made clothing…read morethat is made to last beyond a few wearings and a is styled to keep you looking beautiful for years, this is the place! I purchased a lightweight, classic, striped St. James dress (from France) for my honeymoon to Hawaii a couple years ago and wear and wash it CONSTANTLY. It looks as beautiful today as the day I bought it. The selection of Three Dots clothing (made in the USA) offered here is also fabulous and quickly becoming a wardrobe staple. If you're looking for dressier sweaters and skirts - check out her Oleanna of Norway selection - it's the best!! Laura stands behind the products she sells and is always looking for other quality clothing and house ware items to complement what is in stock. The inventory is always changing at the Chalet, but it's Laura and her well-informed and accommodating staff that make the Chalet a necessary stop.

Interesting little store filled to the brim with all kinds of items. This is going to be of…read moreinterest to mostly females as there are antiques, mostly women's clothing and lots of knick knacks, etc. The owner is friendly and helpful and seems to know where everything is, however, there is stuff everywhere so just walking through is the best way to find items of interest. It is close quarters and you must walk carefully so as not to run into items, etc., this place is not for someone who has trouble getting around as there are tight aisle ways and potential breakables everywhere you turn. We took our time looking through the items, however, the YS was not as interested as I was. I didn't find anything I couldn't live with out on this day but I would stop back by again. The price points are high. Used Coach bags vary from $90 to $200, etc. Most shoes in the place were marked $70 and the YS found some Hawaiian shirts priced at $60. A little pricey but I think this place is geared for people that are not afraid to part with a buck or two. Stop in and take a peek, it's an interesting place.

I am amazed that this fabulous shop makes it's home in kind of an out of the way place. Don't be…read morefooled by the outside of the shop. It may not look big, BUT it's huge on the inside and the owner specializes in quality goods. I have traveled around the world but have never seen a shop quite like this one. Yes, it is just loaded with great stuff. Antiques, quality used clothing, great shoes and jeans, stuff even for men, and some vintage things as well. Plan on spending some time there if you like to browse. I was blown away the first time I went. Just LOVE to go there and see all the really great things!

Nice store with a fun selection of household items and journaling supplies. I found several items…read morefor my journaling practice. I will definitely be going back.

I don't come over to the corner of Paper Luxe very often and so when I was going to another shop…read morenear here we ducked on it to take a peek of the place. We really liked the card selection here but we were primarily into the candle selection and really liked the selection they had there and the various scents. Paper Luxe is great for a little gift and to celebrate cheerful occasions and certainly is a place to keep in mind since the only thing similar I have come across was in Seattle. But perhaps there are closer spots too and I just haven't come across them yet.

I'd like to say that this is my first time ever signing up with Yelp and leaving a review…read more Typically my husband does that for us. But this has me so upset for a very personal and disturbing reason. I feel I was discriminated against because of my poor eyesight due to my condition. Basically discrimination over a disability. This is serious. Just because I'm walking around, he has no idea what I'm going though. I'm fed up of being too nice, allowing myself to be a doormat. Yelp should let you give zero stars. This place doesn't deserve even one. The guy actually was very rude to me after I had just mentioned to him that I have vision problems. So I explain to him that it's due to a disability/chronic pain condition that I suffer from which worsens my eyesight at times. However, even my friend made the same mistake looking at the plates. So basically, I was discriminated against due to having a disability. I will be picking this up with the city and Okay. Still shaking as I just returned home from that place. But at least I can see I'm not the only one. Maybe I should've checked before going here. Do you always mock those with a disability?!? I was just in there with my friend and I had four small dessert plates. And I even showed them to my friend who saw the same price. When we got to the register where it was brighter and easier to see, I noticed there was smaller blue writing on the top and bottom of the big red "6". The gentleman (I assume he's the owner and if so his name is Bobbie Stewart) because I can't imagine any employee lasting with an attitude like that. He removed one price tag and started to do the others but I caught that there was additional writing. He basically chastised me for not knowing that the big red six indicated the merchant number. Telling me that all tags have the price on the top with the sale price on the bottom and the merchant number is in the middle. I explain to him that I had vision problems. He went on mumbling angrily at me. I was apologetic, telling him that I was sorry, I have a disability causing me chronic pain that worsens my eyesight at times. He remarked... Well it's easy! ... rolling his eyes at me. And my friend and I travel all over the Kitsap peninsula to antique shops looking for items for her business. And we document our travels on social media. Yesterday I received my loan for my own business and it will never be spent here. Not a dime.

Super cute antique store in downtown Port Townsend!…read more The store is packed with two floors worth of wares ranging from movies, knick-knacks, clothing, kitchen goodies, and more. Because each spot is owned by someone different, the prices can fluctuate, so it's definitely worth making a lap around the whole store before committing as you just might find it a little cheaper a few feet away. The Antique Mall does a great job with COVID precautions by offering hand sanitizer, mask requirements, and social distancing. Because the store is pretty open space-wise, you're never really going to be on top of anyone when browsing. Just remember to clean your hands if you absolutely need to touch something. Definitely worth a stop, especially if you're already there for the farmers market next door. Plenty of parking in the area, just make sure to watch the signs for time limits.

Super friendly and knowlegable owners. Diverse selection: models, movie posters, books/magazines,…read morejewelry and other fan favorite collectables. They have or can get you model trains and cars. Plenty of parking.

Phillip and Charlie ate probably up there a my favorite people in the world…read more They are a wealth of information and their store store just might have that gift for your favorite nerd this holiday season.

Can't Miss! Unusual, Whimsical, Quality, Luxury gifts from 2.00 and up! Hours could be spent…read morebrowsing through this unconventional shop! From recipe books, linens, incredibly milled lux soaps and lotions, home decor items found nowhere else, as well as the sweetest owner who reminds us with zero pressure, how wonderfully whimsical life can be!

Absolutely adorable store and the most lovely couple run it. Bought some delicious balsamic vinegar…read morethere and they even offered to shop it for me since I was out of state.

High end stationary and gift store (and baby store!) at the shopping center…read more Very conveniently located, and has doors on two sides (hilariously, and a bit rudely, I thought, some teenage girls used this store as a hallway from one part of the shopping center to the other, simply walking through, stopping to look at themselves in the mirror, then leaving. Well I never! lol). Have been in a couple of times. It's funny to go from one of the big box stores nearby, where everything is marked down and in a way, secondhand, then come in here where everything is closely curated, a lot of local artists, and tbh, pricey. But beautiful. Love all the things. Pleasant staff. I was actually quite intrigued by the charm station this time. They have lots of little tiny cute gold charms and you can fashion a bracelet or what-have-you. On my budget, I usually pick up a sticker... They have a couple of Galentine's events coming up, fyi. One at this location and one in Tacoma.

Really cute stationary store. Quick service and helpful also some of the cutest cards I've seen in…read morea while.