After visiting many shops across several states, this is the most amazing center for crystal…read morehealing wisdom. The most positive energies of Sacred Earth Crystal Medicines backed by intentionally. The vibrational frequency of this place is utmost love and purity. And it is where your inner child can be free! For decades there has been and IS quality energy, connection, healing, and unity in the blessed rainbow miracle of this vortex. Amazing specimens of the finest gems. Reasonable pricing. The owner and her family are even more sweet than the crystals! They make the world a better place by ethically sourcing. To be honest, I don't know if I would still be here without their gift of this spiritual resource through life. They have taught me priceless knowledge, insight, and reflection about the Mineral Kingdom. Highly recommend to get gifts for people including yourself. For self care, chakra alignment, abundance manifestation, and much more. The best part is IT IS FUN! Plus you join part of a wonderful community. Please do yourself a favor and enjoy Earthlight's shimmering glory. And check out their new shop in Snoqualmie. Eternal gratitude Blessings

Cute little store with an adorable dog to keep you company while you shop rocks! Owners are…read moreknowledgeable and friendly and even though it looks cluttered, there is organization within the chaos. Will come here again for my crystal needs!

My previous review still stands true…read more I go to this area of Kirkland twice a month and always visit this store since they have the best home goods. And they are always getting new things. Also great jewelry and hats and stationary. Just so many great finds for yourself and for gifts. You will love it. Be sure to check out upstairs for more home decor as well as the clearance. And just expect the sales person to stay at the register since they don't seem to leave it (visit after visit over 10+ years). :). They are nice enough and helpful if you have a question. Enjoy!

This shop very great! Art and gift selection really beautiful Staff at register so kind, she help…read moreme choose very nice hat!

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!

MADE IN WASHINGTON @ BELLEVUE…read more Made in Washington is located inside Bellevue Square, and mall parking is free in any of the garages. I'd recommend parking under Macy's or H&M. There's usually plenty of parking, but on weekends it can get very busy, so you may have to circle a bit. This was my first time visiting Made in Washington, and it's a great stop if it's your first time in Seattle and you want to check out locally made products. As soon as you walk in, there's a lot of chocolate, along with kitchen décor, lotions, and soaps. Some items are on the pricier side, but there are also more affordable options. My mom and I found a lotion for about $14 that smelled amazing. They also offer plenty of samples, which I really liked. Overall, the value is pretty decent, you'll find some things you love and some you may pass on. The only downside was the customer service. No one greeted or acknowledged us, and it felt like most of the staff stayed behind the register. Despite that, I still had a great experience and would recommend stopping by if you're looking for gifts or products that are made in Washington.

Let's be honest, the stuff that we buy on Amazon, or Fred Meyers, doesn't scream like you care,…read morebecause it's mass market things... Instead, you want to look like you gave a darn about the gift or things in your house. You want to impress others with the number of items that are not to be found in other homes, because they are scarce to begin with. So here an excellent shop with lots of locally sourced items from around Washington, Oregon, with a few items from Idaho. Soaps, chocolates, mugs, candles, native art, jewelry, home decor... I mean the list goes on, but you want to impress others with your taste for buying things that show you care about small businesses, and your friends will be... whoa... where did you get this... tell them you shopped locally, just for them. 5 stars and checkmate, you will win the prize giving contest, and you will feel good about supporting local craftspeople.

Love this store. Great place to buy gifts for folks from out of state. They have a great selection…read morewith helpful service. Love the art from local artists.

What a fun little store! It had a little bit of a lot of things--including baby gifts, teacups,…read morescarves, figurines, jewelry, and gift cards. Some very high quality items, and things that are unique. I'll definitely be back!

I love this store! Excellent selection of cards and jewelry. And they have a wonderful collection…read moreof beautiful reasonably priced cashmere scarfs, baby gifts and many other little treasures you won't find elsewhere. The owners are super friendly and nice. So good to have a business like this in Bothell.

I didn't think there was a top notch stationery store in Seattle, but I was wrong! Now, you may be…read morethinking of Paper Luxe, but you have to pay an arm and a leg at Paper Luxe for a card worth buying. At Portage Bay Goods, they only charge an arm. Kidding but also not kidding? Stationery is an expensive hobby, but the prices are a bit higher here compared to other big city independent stationery/gift stores I've seen in the last six months. I'm only talking $1-$1.5 difference, but when specialty cards usually start at $4-$5, that's a 20% price difference. Do with what you will. I still love to pick up some stationery everywhere I go, and Portage Bay Goods has a fantastic collection. The cards are fairly diverse in style and sense of humor, along with a nice array of cute and endearing cards. If you're looking for serious cards / letterpress / wedding-style paper, this is probably not the place for you (go check out Pike Street Letterpress!), but this is a great one-stop shop for all other stationery lovers.

It's a small but fun little place. Definitely a great place to pick up a card and a fun gift at the…read morelast minute and easy to get in and out. I bought a book about cats behavior for my bf :).

I feel scammed with how the price increases at the register and they don't provide you an itemized…read morelist / invoice to review before paying. We bought several things (cards, trinkets, a book) and paid thinking it was high but surely it must be correct because they're using a calculator. I printed a receipt upon payment but was given only a cc payment receipt and not an itemized invoice. When I got home and added everything up it was ~$30 less than what I paid (not including the almost $4 charge to pay by cc which as a cashless business is the only option). Lucca is giving small businesses a bad rep and should be ashamed of themselves. I will not be going back. I'm giving two stars instead of one to recognize the selection of goods in which they'll use to take advantage of you.

Oh you should come in here whether you need anything or not. Such great fun to see what the store…read morehas to offer. You'll be surprised how tempting things are. Nicely displayed and so typical of the Ballard area.

The Dahlia Days was really lame sadly. There are probably a total of 30 dahlia plants. Lots of…read morelavender plants but all the blooms are already spent/dormant/faded. Advertised with food vendors, they have a kettle corn, a burger and a matcha tea and that was it. Spelled it out that there is going to be 3 food related vendors, would have been a honest approach. $7.50 to enter to cut $10 bouquet of zinnias and snap dragons are rather spendy. Lady tending to the shop did not bother greeting anyone. Saw multiple people in and out of the shop while my spouse chatted with a friend he ran into, shop lady was focus on chatting with same gentleman then to greet anyone. Gaming stations for children were mostly unattended. The staff is not keen to interact with anyone it seems. Maybe a lavender field, but dahlia days? Some of your neighbors house probably has more dahlias than this Dahlia Days. Very sad and poorly ran. Do not recommend.

Absolutely love this establishment!…read more The first time I attended one of their events was the Pumpkin patch in October 2022. At first this was in Woodinville/Redmond and it was a bright warm sunny day in the beginning of October! They have a BEAUTIFUL sunflower field and it was so nice to go through. They had some games like bowling pins and checkers/chess. They also had pumpkins in the field and for sale. They had a small gift shop/market to purchase additional goods. The haystack and pumpkins for photo ops are so cute! Recently, I went to their lavender farm and flower market at this address. I was worried about parking when I had passed by last time but relieved enough, it's a big enough parking lot! They have a coffee shop truck and a couple of food trucks with food! The staff is so friendly and briefly walked through where to pluck and cut some lavender and wildflowers for your own bouquets to purchase. They also had vendors such as freeze dry candy, jewelry, wooden items and other items. The fields are beautiful and they have names for each of the different lavenders. Perfect for kids, families and even dogs! Nice photo ops and even better weather! Perfect for summer!

As I wandered around the city while visiting Seattle I decided to find the coolest and unique spots…read moreI could find for all the things I love - stationary, artisan-made goods, unique gifts, and artwork that is affordable. I even saw jewelry, name brand reusable bag line merch, and stickers here at Butter Home. Of course there was quite a variety of home goods too including candles, books, etc. I saw some great artwork that was Seattle-themed and a lot of cool large paperclips, stamps, and whatnot to bring back to my office mates as small gifts. You will find something for you and then some here. Service was great as I asked the person working for any other nearby shops. They had great suggestions for other spots to eat and hang out in the neighborhood. I was super happy they were friendly enough to make some recommendations.

Cute and unique! If you're searching for some niche home decor or trinkets, you've come to the…read moreright place! Look for signs that say "Chophouse Row" and you'll see Butter Home on your right in the alley. They have lots of items that are great for gifts! They had stationery, kitchenware, artwork, and lots of Baggu. It's a small store, but there was lots to look at. A nice change-of-pace compared to other stores in the area. A hidden gem :)

I spoke with Long on the phone about the right potting mix for my struggling Monstera Thai…read moreConstellation that I'd bought from a big box store, and he immediately offered for me to bring it in so he could take a look. He diagnosed the issue right away and helped me repot it, all while explaining what went wrong and how to care for it going forward. He was very knowledgeable. Such a great experience overall and I feel more hopeful about the longevity of my plant! The shop itself had a beautiful selection of plants and unique pots at great prices. I'll definitely be back!

Very great. Service ambience was so great. I like the chai and smoothies . Service was greatread more