This was such a cute place with something new to see everywhere you look. I love eclectic-style…read moreplaces and this one was a hit! The pricing was also super reasonable --I don't think I've ever seen such fair prices at a boutique before. I'll definitely be visiting again soon!

Mimi's was loaded with lots of options to browse and sort through. There were lots of deals and…read morebargains mixed in, so plan some time to check it all out!

I've been a longtime customer of this business. I recently attended their warehouse sale and bought…read moreseveral candles. After getting home, I realized the scents of the candles did not match the labels on the lids. I reached out to ask about a return or exchange from other warehouse sale inventory, but was informed that neither option was available. The company did provide wax melts in the scent I had intended to purchase, which I appreciated. However, I would have preferred the option to exchange the candles themselves. Sharing my experience so others can factor this in when shopping.

With Veterans Day here, I couldn't wait to write this review. I love supporting fellow salty…read moreveterans and woman owned small businesses. I love everything about this company and made the swap from bath and body works to this company. While the price is a bit higher, I love that you are able to buy refill kits making it eco friendly. Now let's talk about the candles! Not only are they unique, but they smell oh so amazing! I love gifting these for friends to celebrate special occasions or just because they need a little pick me up. My favorite scents are the fall and winter scents. They leave your house smelling clean with that cozy and comfort feeling of relaxation. I always have a sage and sea salt candle and refill because ain't nobody got time for negative energy or bad vibes in their house. Highly recommend shiplap orchard, pumpkin spice latte, sugared cranberry, sugared pine, and Yule scents. For those who are sensitive to smells these are not overwhelming where you get a headache, but strong enough to enjoy them. These candles actually last a long time before having to refill them or swap them out. I also recommend their wax melts as they also last a good amount of burn time. Overall, I would say you get your monies worth. The quality is amazing, scents are great, and the presentation is perfection. You can purchase these products from in store, website, or even amazon! I can't say enough fabulous things about this company and highly recommend checking them out and supporting this veteran business!

I went to check out their Pokémon league, and the staff went out of their way to make sure I felt…read moreunwelcome and unwanted. I have some younger players at my league that wanted to play more, and I now recommend they stay away from this rude atmosphere.

Awesome Seattle-based toy store. Wandered in after getting dinner in 1st Street and walked out with…read morea bag full of fun for all our kids, and a few games for us as parents. Selection was really well curated and we found something for all ages. Almost everything on the shelf was top rated toys; no junk in here. Whoever stocks this place knows their stuff. Staff super helpful, even checking in the back for something we were looking for. Pricing was fair and saved us a long drive to the mall and let us combine a dinner out. Maybe next time we do a family dinner out and stop by this place after. Glad to see it open! 1st Street needed some fun. Will definitely be back!

This is such a fun, wonderful, eclectic place! A close friend and I have made this a go-to spot for…read moreour holiday-shopping get-togethers for years now, and it's always a terrific experience. The selection of fabulous vintage-to-antique gifts and collectibles are always a draw, but the staff really make the place and its atmosphere. Everyone there has always been kind, helpful, warm and welcoming to us. Michaela (spelling?) helped us out today, and we so appreciated all of her knowledgeable, genial and thoughtful assistance! As a bonus, we got to spend time with her countertop companion, Rollie, who might just be the friendliest and most well-behaved shop dog ever!

This store used to be very nice, but now every time you stop in it has gone down hill further. Very…read morefew vendors take pride in their spaces, the rest are worst than a bad thrift store.

The moment I walked in, I was so happy. The shop is full of adorable little sections to explore,…read morewith a beautifully curated mix of vintage pieces that feels intentional and tasteful. I spotted a stunning plant dryer on the wall and immediately knew I had to have it. The employee wasn't sure if it was for sale, but she went out of her way to call her boss and help make it happen. That level of care really stood out. I loved browsing and left feeling genuinely happy with my find and the overall experience.

It was a bad weather, rainy and cold Sunday noon at Snohomish town. We parked side street and walk…read morearound the stories. I found this such a chic store "Annie's on First". I enjoyed inside the store w my hubby and his sister from CA. I loved all displayed and merchandise. If you come here, you should find what you want. Good quality ornaments and interiors...etc are placed in the store with good taste. I recommend you to see this shop when you come to Snohomish.

Oh my goodness goodness gracious! This place is truly a quilter's paradise. I had never even heard…read moreof it before, but was passing through Snohomish recently and, of course, my car swerved into their parking lot as soon as I passed by. Downstairs, the place is about half fabric and half classrooms of various sizes. The fabric area is mainly quilting cottons, with a decent selection of patterns, and a recently-updated yarn area for the knitting and crochet crowd. They carry most of the main fabric designers for quilting, as well as batiks, holiday prints, and tons of solids and mixers. Accessories include any ruler, tool, or notion you could possibly need for quilting; plus they have sewing-inspired gifts, too. Upstairs, there are more classrooms (including a pay by the hour longarm rental room) and a large Bernina showroom. This area also has more patterns, as well as bagmaking supplies. The supply selection here is pretty good - lots of zippers, d-rings, etc. However, as with most things bagmaking, there just didn't seem to be enough stuff to satisfy my cravings for things like printed vinyl, waterproof canvas, rainbow zippers, etc. The sad truth for bagmakers is that it's hard to find a local option to shop these things; I end up buying most of my supplies online or at the Sew Expo. That being said, if you're a beginning bagmaker I'm sure you would find their supplies more than adequate. The staff I encountered were friendly and helpful, too - I was a little nervous about this after reading previous reviews, but I had no issues with service. I ended up buying a quilt pattern book and a really cool fabric-focused wall calendar that I can't wait to start using in January. I'll definitely be coming back here, and I hope to take a class or two in 2025.

Love the selection & the sales people. Very helpful. Glad…read moreit's near my home. Every visit is like a play date!

Me and my friend went in to go find something to play with or something to do. We quickly realize…read morethis is not the place to go to get something fun this old man that works there see ripping cigarettes told us to never come back and threatened to kick us out permanently be just for trying out a toy. We quickly that SNOHOMISH store is not the place to go if you want anything because they are not nice to children quite literally only bounced a ball twice and held extended ruler. unbelievable.

Even a few months ago, I would give maybe three starts, although the checkout is always slow. But…read moresince they increased their prices and brought in more higher priced ones, shopping there doesn't make sense. And what happened to me a few weeks ago just outrageous. I bought the dawn dish soap, the refillable, the price showed $3. So went to checkout with other items, too and I see, the clerk is ringing up $5 for the dishsoap, not the $3. She said, that's the price. So I paid, as there was long line behind me, didn't want to argue, but they scammed me.Walmart is selling the same dish soap for $3.94 instead of the $5 what this store charged me. So beware, they will scamm you, as the prices what they show are not the real ones.

Doug was so helpful with suggestions on best framing practices . Loved how my artwork turned outread more

when we walked in for a studio tour, the owners were there and greeted us. They were very friendly…read moreand told us a little bit about Snohomish and their gallery. There's wall-to-wall paintings and multiple rooms. I liked what they had and it looks like they do custom framing.