Such a cute shop!!…read more I've walked past this store front a handful of times over the years and I always just assumed it was more of a children's store, until I saw some lovely mountain themed tumblers in the window and decided to pop my head in. It's a bit of a tourist store with a lot of Washington/Tacoma items, but it also has a lot of adorable things that can make great gifts! I'm always on the lookout for places with unique greeting cards and this place really hits the spot! Overall prices are reasonable and I'll definitely be back.

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!!

Great customer service. Nice location…read more They have a lot of really nice souvenirs. I was able to find all the souvenirs I needed at this location.

Located across from the main entrance of Pike Place Market. You can't miss it. There is a 2 for $35…read morehoodie deal on the side of the building. If you are looking for the 2 for $35 hoodie deal they are located in the back of the store. Keep walking and you'll eventually see them. You'll also find a rack of tshirts for around $7.95 each and they are actually cute. They also have a half off rack. All the discount stuff is in the back. One thing I couldn't find was zipper hoodies. I also couldn't find white hoodies. I did find some nice Seattle dish towels. Infront are all the expensive embroidered sweatshirts. Sadly I didn't find one that called my name at any price.

I needed Storm, Sonic's, and FIFA apparel for my family I knew I would be in the area decided to…read morepop in verses ordering online. Customer service was EXCELLENT, the staff were extremely helpful I really appreciate them for helping me search for youth apparel. The value was aligned and comparable to all other vendors. The Seattle team's apparel options were vast, and also unique; I will definitely return and highly recommend!

Perfect place to find souvenirs to take home to your family! The only place we found Grey's Anatomy…read moremerch! And when someone is a Lego fan this will be perfect even when it's not Lego brand.

Small and cute souvenir shop behind Space Needle. Plenty of options to pick from. I was…read moreparticularly looking for small gifts for my visiting friends. I was able to find all of them there. My friends picked up a few "Seattle" t-shirts from here as well. Service was great! Very friendly staffs. Coming to souvenirs, I am sure they are value for money!

Great gifts, bought a space needle 3D colored key chain and love it, recently lost it wish I could…read morebuy it online.

Tip if the line gets too long: Order online and pick it up…read moreinside the building hallway. Across from Pike Place Market, there's is a public space to sit and eat(but tables are limited). We got the 4 cup sampler and the New England Clam Chowder is my favorite. It's rich and creamy packed with tons of flavor. Definitely getting it with the bread next time!

Oh the epitome of Seattle tourism, but of course a place we had to visit, both during the day when…read moreall the vendors were present, and in the evening for photos. It was the end of August on a Wednesday when we visited during the day, but it was still crazy busy. Quite frankly, we only went to take a brief stroll and to enjoy a small meal plus drinks at Rachel's Ginger Beer and Pike Place Chowder. Parking prices are insane, but there is a hack to get around having to pay for parking, so long as you only stay for an hour. Playing tourist is fun sometimes, but having to scooch your way through crowds oohing and ahhing at the sights does get old quickly. As I have been to Seattle, albeit years ago, it was nothing too new for me, but I did want to show my husband around, since it was his first time visiting. The gum wall was as disgusting as I remember, but you can't go to Pike Place without seeing it. The fishmongers throwing fish were just as awesome as I remember as well. Walking past the original Starbucks and seeing the people wait in line was amusing. Beecher's Handmade Cheese with their now semi-automated machines is always mesmerizing to witness in person. Overall, it was cool looking at the various vendors and purchasing a few mementos (such as a box of Chukar cherries), but we very quickly got over it. Now, what a difference it is when you visit Pike Place at night! Mind you, we went on a Saturday evening around 21:00 and it was substantially less busy. After hours parking at their designated parking garage is also so much more worth it. Keep in mind that the restrooms do close as well, and I made that mistake assuming they would be open. I had to ask one of the security guards about the restroom situation, and he pointed me to one of the restaurants open late. It seemed like the staff knew about folks needing to use the bathroom at night, and I was graciously granted access. If you want to get cool pics like what I envisioned and made tangible, go at night. While there may be a small line of folks, it's nothing compared to all the tourists vying for the right spots during the day, and nothing screams tourists like people trying to take photos in bright sunlight with a ton of people in the background. Newt, my well-behaved and well-trained Siberian, and I were quite the spectacle that evening. We enjoy performing our piggyback trick every place we visit, and I had the vision to have my husband capture THE shot of us in front of the iconic Pike Place Market sign at night. And of course, we made it happen. I got some solo shots of my boy as well, and they turned out beautifully. A local tour guide and her group were mesmerized by Newt and I, and it seemed to be a highlight of their evening. It was so nice visiting in the evening, and everyone was a lot more chill. I even helped capture a few shots for several couples in front of the iconic sign. After getting our own shots, we quickly went on our way, and explored the rest of the waterfront before heading out. I'm glad we were able to experience Pike Place both in the daytime and evening, and if we wanted to return for some specific vendors and shops, we will, but overall it's not worth how much time we spent circling around (during the daytime) for.

The Nook Curated Homes was a nice little home decor store that we came across when seeing a friend…read morein Gig Harbor. We were just wanting to kill time and went in here to check out the place. There all kinds of fun stuff here. Lots of candles.... a nice variety actually to get whiff of to determine if they are going to be a good fit in your home. There were some fun books also... a little bit on the coffee table book side. Lots of other items to make your home more personable besides those things. What really won me over was their beverage selection. While the inventory is small what they had was unique. I found several brands of tonic water and other beverages where I did not recognize the brand so I purchased some of those. So far so good there. The tonic water was very good! I also bought some chocolate candies that are relatively local. They are from Battle Ground, WA. I saw three different flavors and got the spicy hot one. It was very good and indeed had a kick to it! A very nice stop this was and I'd love to return again!

I love this little shop! Lots of great local artists represented and so many beautiful items! I am…read moreextra impressed with the customer service. I saw something the owner posted on the Facebook page that I wanted and there was limited stock but I was out of town. She was so accommodating to me to help me secure the item. Great communication!

What an amazing one-stop shop for all your gift basket needs!…read more Jax was absolutely wonderful. She helped me create a beautiful custom gift basket exactly the way we wanted it. She was friendly, helpful, and made the whole process so easy. The basket turned out perfect, and you can tell they really care about making each gift special. Highly recommend!

This is a shop dedicated to the Washington artisans making awesome, unique goods. This place is…read moregreat for gifts and souvenirs (and much more reasonably priced than the airport kiosks who jack up the price since they know you're a captive audience) from art to food to blankets and tchotchkes. They had samples of tea and coffee to try before committing to an entire bag which is pretty considerate. One of the workers was very helpful in explaining their coffee selection and how it was roasted. Yes, some items still have a mark up, but you're paying for the convenience of all the stuff being in one place. They can't exactly draw you in with a loss leader. I bought some Fran's Gray and Smoked Salt Caramels and I've been slowly enjoying them since!

Nice store with a fun selection of household items and journaling supplies. I found several items…read morefor my journaling practice. I will definitely be going back.

I don't come over to the corner of Paper Luxe very often and so when I was going to another shop…read morenear here we ducked on it to take a peek of the place. We really liked the card selection here but we were primarily into the candle selection and really liked the selection they had there and the various scents. Paper Luxe is great for a little gift and to celebrate cheerful occasions and certainly is a place to keep in mind since the only thing similar I have come across was in Seattle. But perhaps there are closer spots too and I just haven't come across them yet.