I was looking for a couch that wasn't too deep and found a vintage DelTeet couch here --online--…read morewhich was in excellent condition. Price was fair and delivery was same day! Kris the delivery guy was fantastic and even hauled away my old couch. Great service!

Very poor service from seller's point of view. The place is so cluttered and disorganized that it…read moreis clear your item is unlikely to be seen and prices are lower than most consignment shops. Our experience was extremely frustrating. After hearing multiple admonitions about picking up my item after the 45 day consignment period was up,I returned on the 46th day to retrieve it. The person working had no clue how to find my item and seemed overwhelmed by my request. After searching the shop for about 30 minutes and not finding my item, the owner arrived and said "let's see if it was sold". She looked on the computer and discovered it had been sold a month ago. (Why the employee could not have done such a search when I arrived was never explained.). The owner then explained that items were "settled" on the 10th of the month following the sale. So, they have known the item was sold (and my money) for many days but could not bother to call or email me to save me a trip.

Never find anything. I want to buy but not that many options. I hope they find more consigners.read more

Great selection with a mix of styles, athletic wear, designer and non designer clothing in a range…read moreof sizes. Friendly and helpful team. Glad I checked out this new spot!

TL/DR version: We thoroughly enjoyed our experience and love our leather sectional. Shop here for…read morehigh quality furniture with excellent customer service from people who TRULY know their products. Mitch, the owner, is passionate about his furniture (especially leather) and will fill your mind with more information on leather and furniture than you could possibly need. (((Continue reading for the long version))) We spent a very long time researching our next sofa purchase. After going through 4 sets in 14 years, we were determined to learn just what goes into a long lasting, high quality piece of living room furniture. For a long lasting sofa/sectional, you should look for: 8 way hand tied springs, kiln dried hardwood frame, and cushions that are both replaceable (not sewn onto the sofa) and refillable (because any cushion material that's comfortable will eventually need to be replaced.) Solid construction is key to a long lasting sofa. We went to all of the major furniture stores in the area, spoke with countless sales reps, and left each time feeling dissatisfied. Often, a sales rep didn't know their product and couldn't tell me anything about it's inner materials and construction. Reps at PB with 18 years of experience selling their furniture? Couldn't tell me a thing. Right off the bat, Mitch (owner of Leathers) greeted us and pummeled my senses with his New Yorkers personality. We told him we didn't think leather was our best choice, due to having two cats. He was quite abrasive with his insistance of how wrong we were. My eyebrows raised quite high, I tell you. But he begged me to hear him out, so we did. What we learned from Mitch was incredible, and he knew exactly what we needed. He was able to show us actual models of the interior construction of his sofas, went over each material and how/why it's chosen, down to the manufacturer and where they source their materials. He was patient with us as we considered what we wanted, as I was personally quite picky and conflicted on color options. We eventually landed on a beautiful Campio Legacy Italian leather sectional. Our sectional is stunning and everything we wanted. Surprisingly, a cats claws don't really puncture thick, high quality leather, and the superficial scratches just rub out! We keep them clipped regularly, of course. Who knew.

Stopped in today on the recommendation of a family member…read more Oddly empty for a weekend--only one other customer. Asked a salesperson named Gail to sell us chairs that we could on their website. Total would have been about $2k, over and done in ten minutes. Gail derided them as "imports" (even though most of the stuff in the showroom is made overseas), showed us nearly everything else in the store, and ultimately pressed us to buy chairs that were literally 10x more expensive than the ones we asked about. Every time we asked about the ones we wanted she told us about something far more expensive. As we left, she offered to print out data sheets about both chairs. She gave us the sheet for the super-expensive chairs, but somehow forgot to include the sheet for our first choice. I have zero faith that any deal with these people would go as expected and I'll never buy anything from them.

Passed by this thrift store after visiting Snoqualmie Falls and when heading towards town. Glad we…read morewent this route. Found cute little things in this place. The lady that worked that day was so helpful, sweet, great customer service. If you like to thirft, try this place out.

Fun quirked shop filled with antiques, many different ducks and vinyls. Stopped by last weekend. A…read morebit of warning. 2 ladies that work there either forgot who owns the shop and what they said to the customers a minute ago, because they told me they don't own anything and am not in a position to offer any discount. But they did do that few minutes ago, hilarious. Then, they said no discount on cash and they say, as they ring me up on cc., they say loudly that "no discount on cc!" They also, forgot an item in my bag.... hilarious. I go with flow. Unique fun items. Checking out experience is something else. Comedic.

I'm reviewing on the REDMOND store as I didn't see the Yelp review for that area…read more I really liked this Redmond store. It's spacious and organized. It doesn't have the "old clothes" smell. Got a pair of used (like NEW) dress shoes for my son who will probably be wearing it for 3 hours before he outgrows it for $7.

Amazing gentle second hand items! Kids grow so fast that…read moreit's a must to exchange especially in this economy!!!

Beautiful mission, beautiful hand blown candle holders…read more This little shop is little but packed with well made high quality candle holders. Unique colors and friendly staff. I came with a small group after learning of the background story of glassybaby's inception. If you're curious, go visit and ask for yourself. It's quite the lovely story. There is a wide shelving unit holding all the options. It's also doubly used as a room separater where the glass blowing area is. Small parking lot but street parking options as well.

Being newer to the area I stumbled across this little gem one afternoon while picking up lunch as…read moreit shares parking with the another business. The glass is so captivating it will still your attention even if you're in rush. I took some time to research the business, really liked the concept, and most importantly the support yielded to non-profit organizations. I found myself gifting myself and few relatives whom live in GA with a glassybaby. The customer service was really great on both visits. If you're seeking a gift that sparks conversation or simply makes you smile on a tough day; I highly recommend a glassybaby!

WARNING: DON'T EXPECT YOUR QUESTIONS TO BE ANSWERED…read more I called 3 minutes after opening and Frank was still on his way to the store and told me he would call me back, which is fine and I did appreciate the follow up and call back 10 minutes later. Since we have a small family room, the first question I asked was if a specific measurement range for sofas were available to make and/or try at the store. The second question I asked was regarding the fabric material and if it pils. My third question I asked was regarding the material of the cushion/if it was made of memory foam. As soon as I asked this third question, I was told that I asked too many questions and advised to go to La-Z-Boy or come in person to his store, not to mention that he quickly hung up on me. I did not realize that asking three questions, let alone shortly after opening hours, was considered too many questions. Instead of taking ownership of not knowing the answer to my third question, I was gaslit into thinking that I was in the wrong for asking that question and turned away as a potential customer. I wanted to be supportive of a local business but it seems like customer service is much better in larger chain retailers. The only positive was that I didn't waste my time driving there and experience the worst customer service in person.

From an era gone by. Don't miss their fire sale. Frank is awesome! Worth the visit before it closes…read morein 2 weeks.

Excellent selection of imported vintage furniture from England and beyond. Also has an incredible…read morestained glass window collection. We bought an impressive art deco mirror which has become the centerpiece of our entryway, and a beautiful mid-mod mahogany dresser. Prices are always super reasonable. Hidden gem!

I discovered Antique Importers while on a quest to find the perfect Danish Modern coffee table and…read moremy journey soon came to an end as I set foot in the shop. There it was sitting atop another table, the Holy Grail of my coffee table crusade. It was a true Danish piece, it was teak, it was vintage, and most importantly it wasn't ridiculously over-priced like a lot of tables on eBay or Craigslist. I must have had a completely different experience then some of the other reviewers at Antique Importers. The owner, Chris I believe his name is, was very friendly the entire time I was in the store. He never followed me around with his arms crossed, scowling, or treating me like a potential criminal, and yes, I do fall into the 25-30 year old looking age range. Actually, he was quite helpful and answered several questions that I had regarding the table and even took $10 off the delivery cost for me as I didn't live too far away from the store. Oh, and they even delivered the table on a Sunday evening after they closed! How many places have service like that these days? None of this "we'll be around sometime between 1pm-4pm on a Wednesday" b.s. that most places stick you with. If you're looking for larger furniture pieces, tables, chairs, sideboards etc, then you should check out Antique Importers for sure. If you're looking for smaller, more decorative items, then this might not be the best place, but there are more then a few of those shops close by in Pioneer Square.