If you are wandering through the historic streets of Coupeville, The Crow's Roost is an absolute…read moremust-visit. Tucked away near the waterfront, this boutique is much more than a gift shop; it is a carefully curated gallery of stories, craftsmanship, and local charm. Whether you are looking for a meaningful keepsake or a high-quality gift, here is why The Crow's Roost stands out: The shop specializes in items that feel personal and intentional. You won't find generic souvenirs here. Instead, the space is filled with: * Artisan Jewelry: Featuring popular lines like Scout Curated Wears and pieces from local Pacific Northwest artists. * Ethical & Fair Trade Goods: Stunning Beyond Borders Haitian metalwork and other fair-trade items that support global artisans. * Practical Luxury: They carry the sought-after Sockwell compression socks and high-end home goods that blend function with style. The vibe inside is warm, inviting, and surprisingly spacious. The layout allows you to linger and explore the "edibles, art, and accessories" without feeling rushed. One of the best perks is their complimentary gift packaging. They turn every purchase into a beautiful presentation, saving you a trip to the stationery store. Situated at 902 NW Grace St, the shop is right in the heart of the historic district. It's the perfect stop after a meal at the nearby Oystercatcher or a pastry from Little Red Hen Bakery. Its location within Ebey's Landing National Historical Reserve makes the walk to the shop just as beautiful as the items inside.

I loved the merchandise selections available and the staff was super friendly and fun.read more

I was so glad to find Pebble! My sister loves jigsaw puzzles and I found a varied and eclectic…read moreselection. There are all sorts of colorful, fun gifts there and it's worth stopping in!

They had lots of great stuff but Im not a local so I probably cant appreciate it as much as say…read moresomeone who lives there. This store was nicely decorated with something for everyone. Like a cross between fuego and fireworks Seattle people know what these stores are. The biggest downfall of course is prices. We wouldve loved to buy up everything but it was just too much. I get that they have to make a living but t shirts were over thirty dollars. MAgnets were almost ten. stickers were four dollars. I settled for one magnet and one sticker which was 9 dollars. Didnt have a ton of cash at the time. Nice little trinkets and such. Lady working was super nice much like everyone else here.

-adorable stuffed animals -…read more We passed by this place and I was fascinated by all the cute stuffed animals. My daughter was taking a nap in the stroller, but my husband said I should go take a look. The store has a really cozy and warm vibe with all the cute stuffed animals around, and there was another family with a baby in the stroller at that time. They also do customization and will help you sew stuff on. I am not entirely sure how that works but it sounds like a super good idea for baby shower gifts or stuff like that. The only downside is that the stuff here aren't cheap, and a bit on the higher price point. However, I think the quality is worth the $$$. The store is small, but I'm sure you will find something you like as well! I got the knitted chicken and it's super soft! My daughter played with it afterwards and accepted our new "family member" on the way back home.

*GIFT REVIEW ONLY* I…read morereceived a gift from Bunnies by the Bay. Carefully packaged and secure, these cuties are adorable! A simple object to bring light into a space limited of natural light, seeing these bring smiles. At home or in the office, it is a conversation piece :-)

Lovely inviting space. Gorgeous artistic items that were lovingly crafted. Jeanine was a joy to…read moreinteract with we bought one of her crocheted ewe and some vintage dresses. Would definitely return.

My spouse and I recommend a trek to Bow/Edison, WA. generally and specifically to visit Indigo…read moreDreams Fiber Studios. This shop has a large variety of handmade items and accessories that are unique and well-made. Janeen, owner/proprietor and chief artist for the textiles and fabrics you will experience, is both knowledgeable and good company. Her materials are unique; I guarantee you won't recognize a duplicate item on someone else at the same "holiday event"! You will realize the time and effort that Janeen puts into her personally created textiles. John Arnold

I love The Stall! Great selection of clothing and accessories. Vibrant colors and high quality…read more brands. Especially like the selection of Habitat. Lovely owner and sales associates that are never pushy and always available to offer suggestions.

Always great service, eclectic selection and decent prices. I have been a fan for several years and…read morethey don't disappoint. Highly recommended

Each time i visit for the last 35 years i go in for something i have in mind. Well, that never…read moreturns out to be all i leave with. The staff are busy and helpful. They have unique new and lightly used items. I'm delighted with their merch and help. Their t shirts are high quality, i have several. Thanks

This review starts over 20 years ago…read more My partner, who is a sailor and has her Captain's papers, purchased place mats that were essentially charts of local waters. Someone borrowed them. They were never returned. Five years ago, she got back to Anacortes, but the store was closed while she was there (2020 and all that madness). Quick advance to September 2025, she had to drive round looking for the store, we finally found it close to a shipyard, but its doors were closed for good. There happened to be a note on one of the doors, giving us the address where the store had relocated. Not only did she find the place mats that she'd lost, but much more... I went into the store after she returned to the car (puppy to tend to), and I found a number of things I was looking for: old coins, nautical stuff, old photos, a veritable treasure trove. This entered my list of places to revisit, and I'll be sure to find a new supply of snarky magnets (which I leave on the refrigerator door of a few deserving victims... heh heh heh). Nice place. Excellent selection, lots to see, more to buy. Enjoyed talking with the proprietress.

A bunny drew me inside! Amazing place!!! Eye candy!!! I love this shop so much. Such a fabulous…read morefind. The owner's husband, Alan (who is so sweet and adorable) credited her with all the fabulous finds there. (And I have to give him so much credit too. She was not on the premises, and he was just wonderful, helpful and kind.) The "jewels" here to experience (prints, trinkets, tchotchkes, lovely scarves and wraps, jewelry and more) are just fabulous, as is the layout that just keeps your eyes turning on such wonders from so many artists. Everywhere I looked I saw incredible finds. Glass wonders with jellyfish. Beautiful Ayala Bar jewelry (my favorite jewelry artist). Gorgeous pottery from south of the border. As I first stated, I was "called" in from some lovely outdoor sculptures outside as I was walking the pier and found a majestic bunny, whom I've named "Two Moons Rabbit" and who now graces my outdoor space. Lovely place!!! Just lovely...and Alan even gifted me a little soap!

My wife and I were visiting my sister in Mt. Vernon, WA, and we took a day trip to LaConnor. Our…read morefirst stop was Two Moons Gallery. The items were wonderful, and the clerks were very helpful and friendly. My wife spotted some earrings she really liked, but she felt they were a little out of our price range, so she decided not to get them. After she walked away, I asked the clerk, "Did she like them?" "Definitely," replied the clerk. So, it being the holidays and all, I said, "Ring 'em up." The clerk quickly and slyly (my wife was still in the store) took care of the sale, and I was able to surprise my wife later with the beautiful earrings. We had a wonderful experience, so I highly recommend if you're ever in LaConnor, WA, stop in Two Moons Gallery.

This is one shop in Anacortes that I am always drawn to visit. The air is fresh and redolent due to…read morethe beautiful plants. And even better, one always feels welcome. When I recently visited, one of the owners greeted me along with another customer as if we were the people he wanted to see the most. I guess that made a big impression because my father had that same trait. On this visit I purchased what I call wall flowers -- pretty ceramic blossoms to hang on the wall to intersperse with other artwork.

I can't with this impeccable plant and things store! Plant lovers, garden gnomes, propagating…read morepeople would all appreciate this enchanting spot. The arch and perfectly placed palms definitely drew me in. The gal working was friendly and welcoming. Prices were on par with expectations for a touristy spot smack dab in touristy season. They carried artisan pots, tropical plants, boho birdhouses, and all the makings for terrariums. The back room beyond the glorious arches and wooden doors is where you can find a skylight tropical oasis and great plant starters. Just follow the calming sounds of the lily pad fountain. A definite 'must pop in' if frolicking through town.