I've received two flower arrangements from Bloomen' Crazy. The first one had so few flowers that…read morethey kept falling to one side. The other one was pretty when it came but they drank no water and were dead the next day. The owner and her staff are lovely people. During slow times the owner will go on Facebook and ask people to order or come in and buy gift certificate. This is off putting to me and I believe the flowers I got that were dead the next day is because they were having financial difficulties and used flowers that were not fresh. I understand that businesses in small towns struggle but sending flowers that are dying is unacceptable.

I had an excellent experience with Bloomin Crazy Floral. I ordered and paid for my bouquet via…read moretheir website which was easy to use. I requested a cheerful, vibrant and not overly coiffed bouquet with seasonal blooms if available. The bouquet arrived on time and in lovely condition. I would absolutely order from this shop again.

I was amazed they have been open over a year, because how could I have missed this wonderful store?…read moreThey have all sorts of housewares, accessories and jewelry, but I am a total sucker for kitchen gadgets and they had some great ones. Like the previous reviewer, I purchased the herb snipper, as well as a larger version for cold cuts. Some of the home decor items are a little too glam for my taste, but there were many items I'd be happy to put on my holiday wish list.

This store is in an odd space right at the end so I am sure a lot of people miss it and they…read moreshouldn't. They have a little bit of everything really. Home decor, candles, scarves, small kitchen gadgets, cheese servers, lotions, wrapping paper and even desk accessories. I found one of the greatest tools ever - an herb snipper that we use all the time. I also found some body lotion which I had never heard of but it is just heaven! I will be back whenever I visit the coast which is a lot!

Love this boutique!!! Beautiful store filled, and I mean filled, with thoughtfully curated…read moreScandinavian treasures. Since Astoria, the oldest city in Oregon, had a large settlement of Norwegian, Swedish and Finns the influence remains and a visit to Finn Ware really transports you. The vibrant Marimekko floral shopping totes with coordinating face masks had me at hello! Such a sign of the times. They have an assortment of striped shirts in a multitude of colors that just shout Nordic. Large selection of uniquely designed dish towers and dish cloths, I wanted them all! Of course there is a Christmas section with the most charming Santa's and gnomes in traditional red and white. Even a Christmas tree draped in ornaments for sale. Lots of items with colorful fish designed items: mugs, bowls, paper napkins, dish towels, cards. Make sure to check out the various Lutefisk mugs and their funny sayings. Along one of the walls is an assortment of Finnish licorice, Nordic treats, Icelandic chocolate and saltlakrits. We picked up several items for ourselves and Nordic friends. Definitely give yourself time to walk around and check out every nook and corner, there are treasures everywhere! Wish there was a store like this in Portland.

They had some cute stuff. I just got an ornament for Christmas. But they had some great vases and…read moreother glass items I would have liked like cups but I don't drive and didn't want to carry much. I would definitely come back. Friendly service.

Quaint little boutique shop that has some home decor items, mostly Modern Farmhouse and Traditional…read moreCounty styles, that provide the finishing touches to make your home inviting and unique. The day we stopped in they had dish towels, napkins and throw blankets in red & black plaid, so Oregon! There are lots of gift items: picture frames in all sizes, candles, coffee mugs, wreaths, really pretty tablecloths and napkins and small nous are items.along the back wall there is a pantry section with gourmet jams, bbq sauce, cocoa, gourmet cookies, sauces and pastas. Perfect items for a thoughtful gift basket. In the back of the boutique there is a Large, separate room for painting and craft parties. Wish I lived closer! I'd definitely sign up. Don't forget to check out the nostalgic postcards near the cash register.

Such a cute, quaint little boutique/shop that combines new and old decor with a fun personality…read more They just opened in March 2017 and are really close to the river...such a great place! We saw some really attractive furniture we wished we could take on the plane with us! Stop in for candles, mugs, flowers ($5 for a fresh bouquet!!)...so much to see and love here. We will be back!

Dear Forsythea: While visiting Astoria last week I went into your store for the first time and love…read moreit! So many home and garden ideas and gifts to choose from. Amazing selections and curation. Monica helped me choose a couple gifts for my girls and I plan to stop back in before Christmas to get a few more. Thanks again for all the great ideas, Monica. You're a gem. 5 stars : best shopping experience in Astoria!

The vibes in this store are unmatched. I always come here to buy a card for birthdays and holidays…read more They have a neat selection and they aren't your basic cards. They are priced I think at $6, but for the uniqueness of them they are worth it. The service has always been good and the staff is attentive and welcoming. Love coming here when in Astoria.

My family only has one tradition. Every year we go to Noble Ridge and cut down our own tree. Joe,…read morethe owner is an absolute sweetheart and the farm is gorgeous. They have 80 some acres of trees to choose from, a holiday gift shop (locally made ornaments and other bits & pieces), and hot chocolate and cider to keep you warm. I would never buy a tree from a lot again.

Great place to get a tree! The owners are so nice and helpful. They were worried about our safety…read morebecause we arrived late and it gets dark quickly. He actually came out with his atv to make sure we were OK and helped us with the tree! We recently moved here from the east coast and are used to blue spruce and Douglas fir, which are much fuller trees. He took to the time to explain why they had more nobles firs. Another family came after us, and they made sure to follow then around and make sure they had plenty of light.

Beginning with a name like Weird Sisters, how can you expect anything other than that?…read more My daughter and I ventured down into the "hidden alley" of shops, where there is an underground tunnel of sorts and it's like a whole different world down there. Weird Sisters has clothing, jewelry, nik-naks, antiques (like a typewriter) and more. The owner was kind and steered us into the other mysterious looking rooms (there is an "entry room" where it's motion activated and lights go off and music plays...really fun!...). The lighting differs from space to space and it's done as if a theatrical stage. Very unique, playful and creative. A humorous and cool experience~!

What a great and interesting place! A must see if visiting Astoria. We unfortunately were able…read moreto participate on a day they offered the experience but just walking around the shop was enough.

Super friendly and engaging staff, lots of different items with affordable variety of price points…read moreto choose from, nice ambiance. Even got a cute Salty Raven tote for &2!

Very nice shop. I bought a few mugs and some stickers. It is so hard to choose which one to get, so…read moremany designs. I bought the White mug with the bridge on it. I love how they had the garage door open on a Rainy November day. It's just prefect. They were very nice & helpful. Thank you!