Absolutely, love this place! My family and I come out to Whidbey quite often. I've been here 3…read moretimes. And LOVE every little detail to the shop. Kitchen peeps come and check it out. Tin Fish Artisan Crackers Oils Gifts Stuff for yourself Annnnnnnnnd of course the cheese. I'm not sure if the Cheese Monger is the owner but she is lovely. I'll take some pictures next time!

Incredibly disappointed with this shop. When making the trip out to Whidbey I saw this store on…read moreTikTok and wanted to visit. When my mother and I went in we were the only customers and the woman at the front looked up, saw us coming in, glared and went back to just standing at the register. I felt as though we were bothering her by even being in there. The merchandise inside was pretty expensive and did not give small town island vibes. Overall it was a very unpleasant experience and would not recommend.

I think I fell in love with this place because of the adorable couple who runs it. They had various…read moreethnic items from all over the world. Mainly rugs, music instruments, and jewelry but my friend also picked up some cool beads, and some Indian slippers. It's worth checking out even if you're just browsing.

This was a very cool, eclectic shop. I've never wanted to buy a rug so badly, lol. And I may feel…read moreeven older because I got excited over a carpet, lol. There simply were too many interesting things. I am certain I could have spent hours inside and still not taken in everything. The back rooms had what I look at as apothecary chest- tons of little drawers, if you can picture it. Except they had several of them and every drawer was filled with different jewelry findings! Beads, clasps, bails- you name it. At the front of the store were a bunch of felt hats that were also incredible. We were greeted when we entered and checked on a couple of times- I really enjoyed this shop. I was very, very tempted to buy myself one of their gorgeous semi-precious gemstone necklaces. Next time.... oh next time!

I won't be coming back here. I had to quickly by a few gifts for a friends birthday yesterday. My…read morepartner was in a rush to do the same thing. We bought two things that were almost identica, so when I went back in to return it less than 24 hours later they would not refund me my money that they only offered store credit. I was just visiting this area for the week and am too far away to shop here again to just casually chop. So them refunding me was really the only way I'd really be receiving my money Back. At the time of purchase they did not say items could not be returned, and if they were returned they would only be given store credit. This is something most businesses do if they have this policy. They pointed to a small sign on the table. I told them in the future it might be nice to have a bigger sign that isn't so easily over looked or tell customers when they purchase something that any items they purchase can not be returned. they said they don't make exceptions on this rule that they are a small business. I'm tempted to dispute this with my credit card company but am going to cut my loses. I handed the gift card to someone I met on the street a couple blocks down in hopes they can get some use out of it, since I won't be.

It's gorgeous store . So many things to look at . It's perfect store to find rare and unique things…read more. If you're in town I highly recommend you check them out .

Quimper is definitely one of those ons stop shop places. There is everything from Kitchen gadgets…read moreTo bed and bath supplies, fishing and camping gear, clothing... the staff are very helpful and even helped me track down dome fudge in particular that we were looking for. What impressed me most was the quality and variety of survival and camping gear. Some unique items I had never heard of and wonder why they weren't more readily available in other locations... oh well, all the more reason to return.

Interesting store. But what made it not great is the 109.00 parking ticket for visiting their store…read moreand this plaza a week after we visit. We obviously missed the signs on having to pay to park in an empty lot. It's not worth the effort.

Being a long time Bellevue resident, I am no stranger to what I will just call, "The Boutique"…read more Small, quaint shops that overcharge for items you could reasonably find elsewhere. When I walked passed this place, it caught my attention, I saw a couple things in the window that caught my eye and I was curious about costs. I was greeted by 3 women, who couldn't not have been nicer. One even asked what brought me in and when I saw the curb appeal caught my attention, I got the impression my feedback wasn't well taken. That said, I say plenty I could have considered gift worthy, but the pricing was like the Disneyland Gift Shop. Holiday items were 70% off. Truth be told, it lowered the items to a price that was far closer to reasonable and as a former retail buyer, I can tell you, if you can afford to sell anything for 70% off you are charging too much for other items. There is a reason Nordstroms can have massive sales 3 times a year where the entire stock is discounted and that is the same reason, they are now closing locations and losing business to online retailers who sell for a fair price daily. This is also Marysville, so why am I being asked to pay. Medina pricing? Listen the store is quaint, you will certainly see something that interests you, but the sticker shock here is real and reminds me of my trip to San Francisco last year where a candy store was charging $25 a pound for the same candy Winco sells for $4 a pound, or even less in bulk from Amazon. God bless them, I never want to see anyone go out of business, but affordable is not a word I would use to describe this place.

Great little 'mini department store' filled w great selection of gifts for home, children and…read morewomen. Support local and stop in for something special and unique.

Wow, wow, wow- first of all- I adore the converted firehouse turned glass studio with active fire-…read moreoh the irony. Not to mention outside has huge glass yard and garden sculptures- it looks fun! We drove by and I practically jumped out of the moving car! Not literally, but my excitement was jumping. Inside my artistic little soul was in heaven- huge pieces dazzled me and tiny treasure were just as enticing. They have one artist that makes miniatures and they were all so sweet- I snagged a tiny black cat! I also picked up a couple Christmas gifts & another glass ball for my collection- I hadn't bought one in years & John may have encouraged me a bit since it was such a cool "hot shop". I didn't even mind waiting to check out as the workers were blowing a vase, once it was ready to break from the punty- the master glass blower broke to ring me up. Great value for all the goodies I snagged!

True glass artistry! It's incredible what these artists create. Stop by and you can see the m…read moremaking a Glass product live right in front of you.

'Glad to have found this gem of a shop! So many great and unusual items…read more.. Your head will swivel!

I'm sorry I cannot recommend your store. There was old merchandise in there that was marked up so…read morehigh I found a bottle of perfume that was 14 years old that had tarnished and smelled awful but yet you all were selling it on your floor. I don't think I would come again to your store, no no you need to go down your prizes and figure out something different

Love the service and quaint ambiance. There's a spot by the window with these lounge chairs we come…read morehere to catch up with friends and enjoy a nice cup of coffee and bite. They're chorizo burrito is vegan! Next door is a connected business, plenty of items to shop around for from earrings to books, soap, and more. Will return again to hang out!

Went in there for a specific thing and they didn't have it but the lady at the counter was very…read morenice and told us a few places where we might find it. I do recommend this store as their stuff seemed very cute and artsy.