The staff here is so, so kind! Autumn is lovely!! The ambiance is adorable! I love the selection of…read moreartists goods, and touristy items. There's a variety of prices (from under a dollar to high-end pieces) that can fit into anyone's budget. Love it!!

My favorite place to grab gifts for the people in my life. The staff is always helpful, kind and…read moreready to chat.

So cute! So many fun gifts to peruse. It seems a little on the speedier end but the items are…read moreunique and good quality, so it's understandable. My family and I spent most of 45 minutes or so, just looking at and showing one another all of the fun items the had to available. The salespeople were kind and willing to help but not pushy,

What a perfect stop we made for last minute stocking stuffer shopping. It also would be ideal for…read moreany gift giving, not to mention treasures you will find for yourself, no matter what your interests may be. Unique treasures and fun finds around every corner. Not to mention awesome and friendly costumer service everywhere. Despite a full shop and wrapping and packaging your purchases beautifully and safely, the line was never more than two people deep. If that. Great quality, but everything is PRICEY. This may seem a negative ( it is ), it did insure i only purchased what I truly needed or loved enough to pay the price.

I came into the store with a personal struggle on my face and these ladies completely got me where…read moreI needed to be. Ella and Mikayla really came through for me, they went above and beyond their job description to make my day. I walked out feeling refreshed and reset, navigating as a compass rose.

This store seems like has a little bit of everything, but not cluttered at all. It looks like…read moreeverything has been carefully and artfully chosen. You can tell the owners put a lot of heart into Compass Rose. They also care a lot about their community. Shout put to Louise for going above and beyond to support Tacoma's youth soccer. The Norpoint Soccer Club thanks you for your incredible support. Please support this small business that goes the extra mile to give back to our community.

ATTN, if you are gluten or dairy free, COME HERE FOR TEA!…read more The people here were SO kind and accommodating to my partner's food sensitivities. They made a special gluten/dairy free scone, cookies, and generally made tweaks to their tea service to make sure my partner could enjoy everything! I did call in advance to let them know I was booking a reservation and the person couldn't have gluten or dairy and they were totally okay with modifying to fit the needs we had. Not only that, but everything was genuinely delicious and such a pleasant experience. 10/10 coming again.

My favorite place to go to with my best friend on our best days!…read more We always do the queen's high tea meal on the weekends and enjoy each other's company while eating and chatting with all the other people celebrating something there. There's always plenty to see and they change the menu every month. Go check them out!

I really enjoyed this visitor center and the surrounding area. It was a bit of a drive because I…read morewas staying in Packwood, but it was worth it. It took me over an hour to get here. I wanted a different view and perspective of Mount Rainier after spending time on the Skyline Trail the day before. Sunrise is the highest point that can be reached by vehicle at Mount Rainier National Park at 6,400 feet. The visitor center has some nice exhibits and a gift shop. Park rangers are available to answer questions. There is a larger gift shop with food and snacks in the building next door. The nearby nature trail around the visitor center has picnic tables for eating and relaxing. Mount Fremont Lookout Trail is next to the Sunrise Visitor Center and is a popular trail to hike. The views are gorgeous from this location. The parking lot is huge, but does fill up during the day. Sunrise is only open in the summer months.

This is a really nice NP visitor center. It's not quite as big as the main one at Paradise, but it…read morehas a good size gift shop, educational area, and in a separate building nearby they have a little cafe for snacks. There is a bathroom there but I didn't have a chance to use it since they were cleaning right when I got there. I think it has running water though, it looked like it would. This visitor center has a nice big parking lot just like the one in Paradise but don't be fooled - it'll still fill all the way up. By the time we were leaving around noon, people were parking in non-spot areas along where the trail and the road run along each other.

Really awesome visitor center on the south side of Mt Rainier national park. During peak months in…read morethe summer, the parking situation can be a bith frustrating. We were lucky and patient and snagged a great spot close to the entrance after making a couple of rounds. This is the place to use the restroom, fill up water bottles at the water fountain, and grab souvenirs at the gift shop. While the shop was small and difficult to maneuver, the rangers were stationed in a wider area so it was easier to get those commemorative stamps and ask your questions. We also visited the little cafeteria for lunch. They had high chairs that we were able to grab and sit our toddlers down. It's line up in the respective line for your food item, load it onto your tray, and pay at the cashier stand type of self service. They had walking tacos, so a bag of chips, opened up and you pick shredded chicken or beef with the fixings (lettuce, cheese, salsa, packets of sour cream). It was actually quite satisfying. Unfortunately the cup of clam chowder we got was quite thin and lacking in ingredients, though it did have a nice smokey flavor from the bacon.

This is a nice visitor center in the Paradise area of Mt. Rainier Natl. Park. It's warm, has a cute…read morelittle museum upstairs and a gift shop. And a cafe downstairs. Cozy seating. Nice for a rainy, snowy, cold day. If you hike up the loops, you can see a waterfall and a glacier. And marmots are popular!

The sales woman Kathy was absolutely so fun during the shopping experience here at Carousel. She…read morewas so friendly and enthusiastic but not overly so. Like a good friend having a good time. What an absolutely adorable gift store in Snoqualmie. Multiple types of gifts to choose from. From wine, champagne, sauces, cards, gift items and more. I do think that there is a lot of value in this place. The different items available to purchase varied in price. I didn't look at the prices of the Christmas decorations but they were so cute and I think I might go back for the holidays and purchase some. Plenty of parking in the area. Come here and see for yourself! As always, SYOY.

Adorable little home décor and gift shop specializing in jewelry, wine, candles, apparel, and other…read moreassorted goods, such as stuffies, hot sauces and condiments, and local flair. We stopped in twice and purchased a Snoqualmie sticker for our travel scrapbook, and a stuffed hamburger toy that our toddler son was obsessed with. The staff/owner was warm and welcoming (both times) and even remembered us from our visit the day before! Definitely worth a stop in while shopping and browsing on Railroad Ave!

We were on the hunt for cute local postcards and ended up finding them here and more. Our 3D…read morehologram like Bigfoot postcard was a hit! Very cute gift shop, you'll find something fun for everyone. Check it out if in the area.

I was walking to another store when the window display caught my attention here. Inside, I found an…read moreeclectic mix of pop culture, novelty and department store beauty. It had reflection of a Seattle store, Archie Mcphie. I don't know If the two are related, but I don't know if Archie even exists anymore. I used to do their parking lot sale, but when they ended it 15 years ago, I stopped shopping there as that was the only way to pay a reasonable price for items imported in bulk from China. A lot of displays and boxes here were empty, I don't know if they had a holiday run or are just bad at restocking, but I reached for a few things that just were there. They had some cool Olympia based items and a fair amount of pop culture and although not cheap, the pricing was fair and based on the thrift shops we visited, the kind of stuff that holds our attention was cheaper here than it was second hand in other places. At the end of the day, there was nothing here we had to have so we left empty handed. Every city needs a store like this. If merch was stocked , we certainly would have bought something.