I love this place. Have come here twice now, and I always love visiting thrift stores in old…read more buildings, and I think this might have been a general store or something. Either way, suuuper cool spot! The man who runs the store is always super friendly and helpful and I will definitely be back again. Love this place!

I've been looking for a couple of pieces to use in my apartment. I was amazed at their selection…read moreand very reasonable prices !1 I wanted several items, but not all would fit in my car. I'll definately be back! I've been shopping for some time for these. They're perfect !!

This is a very intriguing place. Great collections of things, military memorabilia, rock…read morememorabilia, extensive collection of vintage toys, lunch pails, tools, dishes, leather jackets and so much more. You can really find some treasures here. The owner is very helpful, friendly and knew is stock. I will be going back.

Visited this place earlier this year and you don't find shops like this often - I actually prefer…read morethe lack of price tags because then you can negotiate which is pretty rare to come by for vintage / thrift stores nowadays. Plus, ended up talking to the owner for a bit and he threw in a free pin that I picked out. I live in Seattle so im glad I stopped by here while visiting family. I plan on going back soon!

I always looked forward to a visit and am never disappointed. Not as clinically merchandised as…read moremost smaller antique shops in Snohomish and more interesting for it. No muss, no fuss but full of interesting items for the patient browser. My interactions with the owner are always pleasant. His manner is somewhat arch and he certainly doesn't pander but that, for me, is a selling point. I found him to be as engaging as I'd like a shopkeeper to be: knowledgable about his wares and honest about their value without being cloying or hovering. An authentic highlight in Snohomish.

This place would have been better if they marked the areas they don't want customers walking into…read more It's not obvious enough. If you're going to display things, they should all be close enough for a customer to view. The customer shouldn't be expected to ask permission to see something on display. My friend was kind of bitch slapped in the attitude sense when he wandered into this off limits area. First of all, we aren't psychic and second of all, you guys are too nervous to be running an antique store if you make people feel babysat the whole time. Weird experience!!

Anyone that knows me well can confirm that I'm always on the lookout for new and interesting…read more"friends" to add to my collection of oddities. Dilly Dally is a good collection of random items. Take your time to look around, you'll find something that you never knew you'd ever want. The owner was super friendly, offering information to my questions regarding recommended dining and entertainment. I bought only one thing during my first visit, a charming Bobby bottle stopper. I could've easily bought more, but make a point to limit myself to one item only. I'll be back, no doubt.

What a Great little find we happened upon while walking the lovely downtown drag of Mount Vernon!…read more Caught by the window display and cute name, we stopped in to see what we could see...and left with arm fulls of stuff! Dilly Dally is full of better than average antiques at very reasonable prices. Many shops have low quality items that the owners try to sell at inflated costs. NOT so here! Prices are good and the items are great. Well preserved table and furniture pieces are in display - along with silver, tea sets, quilts, pictures, and other things from years gone by. We got ourselves a few pictures, a beautiful lace tablecloth, and an old globe (I'm a sucker for maps and gloves)! Best news is we didn't break the bank! Ha! This is a wonderful antique store! The owner on site was very friendly and we chatted with her a wee bit as we checked out. Stop in, shop local, support a great business and leave with some great finds!

A wonderfully cute, quiet collection of a little bit of everything. Peggy was very helpful and so…read moresweet! We will definitely be back!

I took a lamp here that I had tried (unsuccessfully) to rewire myself. The original design was very…read moreprecarious and when I took it apart, I found the previous owner had really crammed any and everything they could to get this lamp upright and working. They had cut the bottom open crudely with a soldering iron and left it open and jagged. The lamp was always crooked, wobbling, tilted, and never screwed tight so I thought I would definitely improve it after rewiring it but- I could not figure out how to put it back together and so it sat in pieces, my beautiful lamp, in the back of my car for years. I wish I had taken pictures of it before I brought it to Pat Eggings in a bucket. Just so you could see the stark comparison of my sad lamp reduced to nuts, bolts, vintage brown glass globes, bronze/brass pillars, to this sturdy, solid and completely restored piece of art. He even put a perfectly cut slab of masonite on the bottom to safely close the jagged opening that had been carved on the bottom. The price was very reasonable and I will happily come to them with all my lamp repair needs! Of course it's also a great place to shop for one of a kind antiques and collectibles. Thank you so much!

100% trustworthy and honest - and they always were able to determine what the problem is and fix it…read morequickly. I never once had anything other than a positive experience here in the 8 years I have been taking my car.

I found great deals for %30 off plus a senior discount. The manager and sales lady were very…read morefriendly and helpful. The store was crowded with treasures, but we'll organized.

WOW! This is the best antique mall I've been to in quite awhile, and most likely one of the best in…read moreSkagit County. I've been working on adding some vintage/antique touches to my house, and found MORE than a few cool items here. Including some vintage sewing items for my sewing studio. I brought home a trunkload of cool things, and still only managed to make my way through about half of the booths. The major of the booths here are well stocked and organized. There were a few exceptions, but most were amazing. Several of the booths were having sales, so I was able to score some items for 40-50% off. The staff here are also extremely kind and helpful. The gentleman at the front counter even carefully wrapped my fragile items so I could get them home safely. Regarding earlier reviews, this is no longer half antique store half antique mall. It's 100% antique mall now. Happy treasure hunting!

Good selection of vintage items. Great place to spend a couple of hours looking for a treasure.read more

More a consignment shop of clothing, shoes, housewares, books…read more You may bring in items and they will place them in the shop for a cut. Pricey.

Unique "thrift" store. They carry "cream of the crop" vintage clothing, shoes, accessories for…read morewomen and men. Lots of household decor and furnishings. A fun place to browse. I bought a 1950's "car coat" on the $5.00 rack. Everything in this shop is very clean and in top condition. Full of high-end, designer names. Some fun furniture items. A blast from the past!