A wide variety of tasteful and specially selected offerings for me, :-), and also if you're looking…read morefor that special someone or something that has quality, style and good use. Everything about this shop--displays and service are thoughtful.

The most unique gift shop in all of Bellingham. Special home decor and practical essentials make…read morethis shop a one-stop-shop for everyone on my gift list. Fifteen years ago I bought a unique artistic door mat that is still beautiful today. Specialty gifts for infants up to seniors. Most of all it is a fun and interesting place to browse.

Love these socks! They really ARE cute. Great selection, fair prices, good communication about the…read moreorder which included a bonus pair!

This place is so groovy with an exciting variety of socks to decorate your feet. Every color…read moreimaginable; thigh high, knee high, ankle length; sheer or chunky; cotton, material blends or wool; kids, women, and men sizes; humorous designs or those with a more professional demeanor are all available on the wall racks. Be sure to get your sock card punched. After 10 punches (10 pairs of socks purchased), you'll get $10 off your next purchase. I already have two punches and know I will be back for more.

Tons of fantastic clothes to choose from. Alot of high end pieces and unusual, rare pieces. Cool…read moreshoes!

One of my favorite stops whenever in Fairhaven--varied selection of clothes that are stylish from…read moreyoung to ... hip; always a possibility to spot a find. A solid consignment store!

This is a very cute little toy store in Fairhaven. The rag dolls in the window glass display caught…read moremy attention. The toy store has toys for all ages from board games to new born dolls. The staff was very friendly. It was definitely a joy to look at some of the toys in the store. The store itself is not big but has a lot of items for sale. Also I liked that it is not too crammed.

I confess that I--a childless adult--do have a few stuffed animals around the house. But I've…read morealways felt a bit self-conscious about this. Why? I do not know. No good reason at all. If something good makes you happy, go for it! That said, when my partner and I were wandering around Fairhaven recently, he spotted Fairhaven Toy Garden and said with enthusiasm, "Let's go!" I kinda pulled away. "Really!?!?" I probably rolled my eyes. But I love him and like to indulge him and make him happy. OMG! Well, I am just going to have to get over my ridiculous stuffed animal inhibition, because now I have a house-full. I follow my partner inside and lo! He points a lop-eared rabbit puppet at me which is so life-like that, despite my brain saying it isn't real, my hand naturally reaches out to pet it. (I'm sure it was a sneaky ploy on his part to get some petting himself.) I was awestruck. One gift to me later (I have a very sweet man, but we now have to surmise that there is a wee bit of calculation in him), and I'm buying up half the store. I cannot comment much about the store as a whole as they very wisely put all their plush friends right smack-dab in the entry so that you cannot move for at least two hours as you explore and play with them all. I was very impressed with their offerings of Folkmanis puppets and Wild Republic and Ecokins stuffed animals--beautiful! My long-limbed vervet monkey now hangs from the pantry knob where I keep my pet food and where it can protect it from my very real cat who, otherwise, continually claws at the door to open it. Having accomplished that, I now have a little raccoon friend, made from recycled plastic water bottles (you'd never guess this!), to hang out atop my delicate printer so said real cat will no longer jump up on it, risking its destruction in seeking a shorter leap to my window sill. Fun, charming and practical too. Who knew?!?! The staff were wonderful, at the ready to help and smiling the whole while, watching us with amusement. (They probably have some of the happiest jobs in the world.) Highly recommended, and see if you can get past the animals to see what other delights might be inside.

I live out of state, was visiting Washington State so my friends and I traveled to Bellingham to…read morebrowse in some of the unique places there. Three of us purchased identical denim jackets on May 26, 2026 from Adored Boutique and after leaving the store I noticed my jacket was damaged. I submitted a notice to the seller using their web process. I explained that I was not a local and would be returning home to my state the next day and asked what my options were. To date I have had no response. My friends and I visit Seattle annually and always venture into places of interest like Adored, but I will make sure that we do not go there again. I feel that my concern was valid and should have been acknowledged, but at this late date I'm sure the owner did not consider how important word of mouth is and didn't feel a response was warranted. I am Gwen K. Of Houston, Texas

Since this store's inception in the middle of the pandemic, I have felt nothing but included,…read morewelcomed, and celebrated in this store. You source exceptional labor. Your product mix is diverse, your work ethic is sincere and strongly shines through in every event that you have. You connect with the community vendors so well, not only to leverage your own business but to give others during this hard time, a platform for success. I'm tired of going to boutiques simply because they are closer to me. Adored Boutique is an hour and a half drive, and I would MUCH RATHER go here than Hoity Toity in Smokey Point. I drive so far because I know it'll be so worth it, and I'll have such a wonderful time shopping here. I also can sleep at night better knowing small business owners like you exist. You are the epitome of the American dream. Be proud of yourself. You accomplished starting a business in one of the weirdest and most challenging economic times in American history. Celebrate that. Y'all rock!

It's like walking into a bead shop on the Ave in the U District in the late 60's if that dates me!…read more The owner is wonderful and was very helpful. She makes alot of very cool stuff, has a great selection of beads and jewelry making materials and was very engaging. She also has several cool items from other parts of the world.

Absolutely delightful. The woman who runs this place is incredibly genuine and sweet, very helpful…read morewith her customers. There is a huge selection for the size of space. If you don't see what you need ask and she is very helpful.

super unique, love how they feature artisans. they just had an amazing sale, and i got some really…read morelovely plates at a steep discount. love the aesthetic as well, not something you find all the time in washington.

Catching up on Yelp reviews…read more Usually it's Bow for cheese and Edison for BreadFarm for me. Glad to see that Farm to Market relocated off of Bow Hill and Chuckanut. But clearly it's been awhile since my last stop to Bow-Edison having stumbled upon Hedgerow in Edison back on 8/25/18. Tiny, lovely shop. So many well curated and arranged items of interest throughout the shop. I especially loved the desk I had photographed while in the shop. Another co-worker and her friend stopped by the following weekend just on the merits of a few photos I had sent her. It's one of those spots that you just might find something special for someone or treat yourself!

Ya can't help but love the vibe in this nerd girl heaven. Mo's Parlor is the perfect fan catch-all…read morestore. They have lightsabers, comic books, tons of anime stuff, body scrubs & lotions, stickers, pins, ear rings and lots of fun unexpected finds like doggie birthday cake mix. I was also surprised to find two old school video games in the front corner of the store. Mo's Parlor is a small, black-owned business and, in my opinion, a great new addition to Bellingham.

Super cute little hole in the wall store. My kids enjoyed their visit and found things they liked…read more More Deathnote merch, please!