Gift Shops in Edmonds, WA

“Stopped by to pick up some loose leaf tea for a gift, one of the lovely employees helped us pick out a sample assortment of different flavor profiles, and really spent time helping us understand the flavors and ingredients even with an incredibly busy store. Such a wonderful experience, and the tea selection was impeccable! Can’t wait to return”

“Love this shop! The owner is so wonderful! It’s the perfect place to stop in and grab a hostess gift or birthday gift, while finding yourself a few things you can’t live with out as well!”

“Lovely family owned store. My last recent visit (February 2024) was disappointing since they were all out of lavender hand/body lotion and many other products as well. ( Literally wiped out) I was told that they no longer produce the extra large hand/body size with pump. I have been using this for years. I will try back later....”

“I'm always able to find a last minute gift at a reasonable price for the quality! The store is a wonderland of treasures...beautiful journals, great cards, soaps, lotions, sea-shore related themes for the nautical among us ..and a whole downstairs!”

“I went the the ER twice in two week. The first time I went, the check in staff was very friendly, I waited about three hours but was seen by Dr. Glenn during the beginning of his shift and he was good. Ran the tests and listened. My only complaint for this visit was that they immediately put drugs in me which made me feel better but also prevented me from advocating for myself fully. The second time around, I refused drugs. The second time around, I was not given a bed but rather was seen in a tent. The check in staff again was friendly and I went this time on a Sunday so the wait was non existent. I had three attempts at getting my blood and I feel like only the last nurse listened and thanked me for advocating for myself. The other nurse and doctor just went ahead with full size needles and really bruised me up bad. I'm writing this review two weeks later and still have huge bruises on my arms. The doctor in the tent told me he didn't know what was wrong, upped the opioids and sent me about my way. Couldn't refer me to a PCP and the wait for UW Primary Care is through December. Not the hospitals fault. Overall as a Black woman, I felt heard. It's terrifying being a POC and having to seek care but advocate for yourself and if they're doing something you don't think is right, ask to speak to the charge nurse and document it- both for yourself and in your chart. MAKE THEM LISTEN TO YOU!”