This was by far our favorite shop in long beach. Not only did the the shop have such unique finds,…read moreit also had one of a kind items created directly at the location by the owner and artist herself. Everything was more than reasonably priced, to the point it felt like a steal for some items. If I head back to Long Beach in the future, this will be my first stop! This place has a unique blend of art, beautiful jewelry, funny things, and even useful tools and gifts. Very refreshing as I love these types of shops but usually end up seeing the same type of things. All new items I had never seen.

I always visit this shop when I'm in town. Super cute with lots of little treasures to be found…read more You can really tell the owner cares a lot about how the store is set up and the items they carry. Definitely stop in!

A fun little, touristy store with LOTS OF STUFF! Toys, trinkets, key chains, stuffed animals,…read moregames, refrigerator magnets, collectible shot glasses, sunglasses, some neat old-time lunch boxes, and many items that say "Long Beach, WA" on them, the best kind of souvenir. We've been in the store a couple times over the years looking for tie-die t-shirts and hoodies, of which they usually have a great selection. The day we went "finding," we didn't see a single adult size tie-die t-shirt in the whole store (we searched the whole town that day, actually) so will have to try again at some point. The real draw, in my opinion, is the selection of kites. Really good quality too. The nearby beach is the perfect place to fly them too. We usually visit tourist beach towns like Long Beach mid-week when kids are still in school so we've never had an issue with spotty customer service. So many complaints from other Yelpers makes me think you reap what you sow. Many people come in with kids making noise and running all over the place, touching everything, etc. If I were a shop owner or worker I'd get a tad perturbed too. Just saying. Will definitely be going back to Stormin Norman's next time we're in town. ZOLTAR even meets you at the door and can tell your personal fortune for a small fee.

Lots of apparel, trinkets, and toys for kids. The staff is not friendly, they were too busy talking…read moreabout their personal lives to care what any customer needed and so I'd definitely not come here ever again.

Holly made several custom rings for my wife. We told Holly what style of ring and gold alloy wanted…read moreand she hit mark.

My watch pins to bracelet were bent and remarkably messed up. Fred Meyer jeweller already sent it…read moreout of town because no one there could fix it. Holly McHone fixed it same day for less.

I went to purchase a shirt that was on the 75% off rack. Once I purchased the shirt I had realized…read morethat they charged me sales tax on the original item which was $30, instead of the $7.50 that I actually paid for the shirt. When I confronted the employee working, she said that she knew I was getting charged the tax for the full item, but still did nothing, and did not give me my money back. From what I know- this is actually illegal, to overcharge a customer on sales tax. This is such a dishonest way to run a business- who knows how long they have been doing this to people.

One of the more interesting shops in LB. They offer a variety of products from clothing, flip…read moreflops, accessories, specialty body products, costume jewelry, wood signs, kitchen stuff and a section for dog lovers! We took our time browsing through the store because there was so much to see. We went home with some cool unique finds. I wish the staff were a bit more friendly. The cashier was having trouble with the register and took awhile to acknowledge my presence in front of her.

Located alongside other souvenir shops on Pacific Avenue, this store carries clothing (t-shirts,…read morehoodies, hats), costume jewelry, trinkets, mugs and other gift items. They also have some items with "Long Beach" on them to take back with you or give to family and friends. Staff are friendly and store is well-stocked with merchandise.

If you've lived in the Pacific Northwest and ever wondered about the origin of those Jake the…read moreAlligator Man stickers, this is the review for you! Marsh's Free Museum is the legendary home of Jake himself (you can find him in the back). The shop is an absolute treasure trove of curiosities. It features a mix of your classic beach-town souvenirs alongside more "not-so-typical" fare, like unique books, sweatshirts, and even knives. If you have some spare quarters, the old-school mechanical games are a must-play! The service here has always been great, super attentive and friendly. As for value, some things are a little expensive, but they also have affordable stuff if you look hard enough. They are not any more expensive than any other shop in Long Beach. I always make it a point to stop here every single time I'm in Long Beach. Whether you're just starting your trek down the strip or looking for the perfect place to end your journey, this spot is a PNW essential.

What can I say other than this is a huge tourist trap, but in the best way possible? You know it's…read moregood when one of the exhibits has its own Wikipedia page (Jake the Alligator Man). There are lot of curios, from taxidermy animals to old orchestreons. A lot of the amusing displays are in the back and in corners. I would say if you have small kids to be careful bringing them in as it seems like there are a lot of delicate items, from the piles of beautiful seashells in the front, to the porcelain items in the back. It is such a fun and unique place to visit, and the best part is that it's free! Although you will definitely walk away having purchased something.

This is a definite bargain store. They have a large selection of t-shirts, hoodies, totes, beach…read morejewelry, mugs and other souvenir items. Lots of items priced at $5.00 including shirts, jewelry and sleeveless summer dresses (and sarongs). Of course, quality isn't great, but we scored some really nice deals.