If you are looking for a more minimalist design focused plant shop, Glasswing is for you. However,…read morethere is one caveat that I will get to later. The store layout is great because it creates a very intuitive shopping experience. Not that you will be on your own because the staff here are great at making a quick intro and answering any questions you have and leaving you alone if you are just browsing or taking your time to make a decision. Also, Glasswing always seems to have a plant expert on hand to answer any of your questions and if they don't they will reach out to someone at their sister store down the street. We've been very happy with all of our purchases here. All the plants have been super healthy and looked much better than the same plant from other places we looked. I will say, however, you pay for this perfection, which for me is worth it.

This store is absolutely gorgeous. The plants are all healthy and super affordable. Local artists,…read moredelicate and well crafted fashions for women and men. Everything was priced so well. We bought a candle and a hanging plant- it is growing out of a moss covered log- so unique and beautiful. We were patiently taught how to care for it. I will be back soon. There's a mini pineapple plant with my name on it!

Still 5 out of 5! Love their prices and their unique styles! It's so fun. I love how versatile…read moreevery piece can be. There stock is forever changing so grab it when you can. The owner knows what's classic yet trendy. I love their blog because they put their pieces that already to wear! If you havnt, check this little boutique out!

Dang! Meadow is a super cute, cozy and creative shop in…read moreQueen Anne. The shop is incredibly welcoming and well laid out. Not only do they have cute clothes, in a bunch of sizes, (I'm a bit larger so it's super cool to find a shop with options in that area). They have cute little decorations to choose from. Like these mice! Note pads, soaps and a bunch of fun items that are unique.

I had a truly terrible experience at this store that still bothers me to this day…read more I liked this store because it was basically on my doorstep, and it had a good selection of cards. After patronizing this place for a while, I was asked not to come back to this store. Naturally I was curious as to why they would do this to a repeat customer. I was told that I had made an employee uncomfortable- by flirting with them!! I was gobsmacked as to why anyone would think that. I'm a talker- I talk to everyone I meet the same way, but this person thought I was flirting with them. Perhaps they have too much main character energy to think that. Perhaps they found my chattiness annoying- not everyone is going to be delighted by me- but why, WHY would they not just tell me they were busy and couldn't talk? Did they feel they were being held hostage? I saw Standard Goods as a neighborhood spot. Keep in mind I wasn't camping out at the store; I'd say my average visit was -20 minutes, and I wasn't there frequently. This just doesn't make any sense to me. I'm forced to consider the possibility they felt ill at ease around me due to my disablity- I'm legally blind and my eyes look different, some people aren't comfortable with that that's their problem. Even if that's not the case, it still really hurt when they asked me not to come back. What is this, high school? Yes, I cried. They made me feel like my presence was a nuisanc. It left an impact. question whether people want me around. There were so many other ways they could have dealt with it and at the same time keep in mind that I was a customer with feelings. I get the distinct sense that they don't care about customers or the community. It's good for managers to take their employees' concerns seriously- Just not like this. Maybe they are extremely nonconfrontational, yet there must have been another way to addrss this without banning me from the store.

This gift shop brings me joy. It's tailored towards locals but they also carry general merch. It…read morereminds me of Fireworks and Kinokuniya but less cluttered. They have other locations in the area but this particular one on Capitol Hill is the most convenient for me. The staff is welcoming and friendly. They have apparel, pins, stickers, and other fun gifts. I caught the 49 bus from downtown but the 10 and 12 were an option too. I just took whichever bus came first. Sure, I could have walked up the hill but I didn't want to get all sweaty.

Love this Queen Anne establishment. The mailboxes, shipping and shopping are so convenient.read more

On Queen Anne hill, this shop is a fun one to browse. It's in one large room full of clothes,…read moregifts, toys, and more. My eight-year-old daughter loves the cornhole game set up outside along the sidewalk.

Such a beautiful store! Katy has curated a great selection of quality brands and designer pieces…read more Everything is very well organized and easy to peruse, and Katy and her staff are really helpful and friendly. I bought a beautiful silk skirt which I can't wait to wear!

Katybird is a fantastic place! Thoughtfully curated with everything from high (Gucci, Celine) to…read moresmall batch (Clare V, Jenni Kayne). A neighborhood place, but also worth the trip. I've had great experience as both as a customer and a consigner. Katy is so encouraging and kind.

This is a good boutique with some solid finds. Affordable and appealing accessories. Staff that…read moregives you space to browse without interruption. Great. The trick is that Veridis is rather dimly lit. This makes for a relaxing atmosphere but TBH I need to *see* how something will look in a bright office or on a sunny day. Dim lighting, no 3-way mirror, and a store credit only return policy makes it a little bit of a gamble if you buy.

Upon first waltzing in here and browsing through the lovely selection of pretty fem dresses I…read moresuddenly wanted to shout out "whhhhheeeeeeeee"!!!! Happiness is a beautifully made dress to me! Really nice selection of pieces and designers. Hello, House of Harlow, Cynthia Vincent's girlish dresses, and Vena Cava etc. They also carry some fine men's assortment of clothing, shoes, and bags! Very impressed for Seattle. The owner is really fantastic and brings a semi-uniqueness to us Seattlites for dress wear. Just know that you'll spend the $$$ here! Lets ditch the casual crap and put on some of the more finer pieces here!

The spot smelled so good!…read more Clothing had great heart. Textures and materials were intriguing.

By far my favorite upscale boutique in Seattle. They have incredible brands and their clothing…read moreselection is always a perfect combo of seasonal, trendy, and comfy. We got Christmas gifts here, I've gotten shoes, dresses, scarfs, skirts, they have it all. They recently started adding pop-up racks of gorgeous vintage clothes, and I found the perfect wedding-guest dress there. If you love a trendy boutique September is for you!

Nice selection of items, but staff monitored me very closely (followed me around) the whole time I…read morewas browsing. It felt like they had profiled me as someone likely to steal. Wanted to buy an item but decided against it because of how unwelcome I felt.

Horseshoe is a gem in our Ballard neighborhood. The women that work there are kind, authentic, and…read moregenuinely want to help. Normally, I am not a big shopper, I don't like buying things for myself and generally get in and get out of a retail space. Horseshoe is different. My experiences are have always been lovely and smile filled. The space is one that I am eager to step into, never rushing to step out. Some of my favorite wardrobe pieces and gifts have come from that happy little boutique. Please go. Treat yourself. You won't regret it.

I want everything in this store! If you are looking for well made, well designed everyday wear,…read morethis is it i have some of their pieces and Im so excited for this pop up downtown. Along with other new shops in the area, definitely a fun afternoon out. All their stuff looks better on a body- I recommend trying things on. Im petite and was surprised to find styles i cant usually wear looked great.

From the owner: Prairie Underground is a small-batch, slow fashion design house. We aim to create adaptable…read moreclothing that embraces self-expression with the ease of a daily uniform. We are inspired by activists, artists, and non-conformists and believe creativity and ethics go hand in hand.

I stopped by pipe + row a couple of times while visiting Seattle and had a lovely experience! The…read moreshop has lots of high quality clothes and accessories, with a solid natural fiber selection. From the moment we walked in, the team greeted my friend and I in a friendly way, and I noticed this wonderful energy extended to every customer who walked in both times I shopped there. They mentioned the availability of more sizing than what's displayed to everyone. The bright windows and the way the clothes are displayed made the whole shopping experience as enjoyable as I'd hope! Definitely a new Seattle favorite.

The workers here are so friendly! Super warm environment. Customer service is 10/10. Love the…read moreclothing selection too.