I'm unable to make a full review as this business is moving. When we went in, they were mostly…read morepacked up. They had some items out, a smattering, and a clearance room in the back that consisted mainly of Christmas items. The biggest draw for us was that the business is/was located in an old bank building. They still have the old safes, which is very cool and worth the trip just for that. The store will be moving to a new location in Bremerton, and back to normal appearance there, I'm supposing. We didn't get anything. Seemed a bit pricey still. I'm not an antique-er but a small paperweight for 22 dollars seemed like a lot.

While there's admittedly not an overwhelming amount of engaging customer service, the space was…read morereally cool to explore. My husband and I both felt it had an almost museum feel to it (especially with the bank vault in the center of the store). We also thought pricing (at least on furniture pieces - which is what we were shopping) was reasonable. We didn't ultimately find what we were looking for on this trip, but we'd certainly stop-in again. Pro-Tip: Be careful navigating some of those narrow back halls. It almost feels like a "breakables" obstacle course in parts.

This store is so cute. Well priced, loads of interesting goods and knickknacks. Prices seemed fair…read more(although I'm no expert here, just going off what I'd be 'okay' paying for things.) the cashier was very friendly and helpful. No Apple/spiffy pay, just cash/card.

A cool spot for those wishing to jump back in time and find trinkets from their younger selves…read more The shop is full from floor to ceiling and wall to wall. Be mindful of children, and backpacks or large purses as there are breakable items at all heights and in small spaces.

I was startled to head out to Uptown Mercantile on Pacific only to find it GONE! The weekend "Flea…read moreMarket" of multiple vendors, that happens in the giant garage behind the vanished Merc, is continuing. I do wonder if the loss of a magnet store isn't hurting their sales. It always looked like the Merc was doing a bang-up business. But it appears their 5 year lease expired, and that was an opportunity to just close down. Sorry I missed their blow-out sale! Michelle who ran the business promises a new store somewhere sometime but I cannot find that any plans are in place. This was a great loss to po' li'l Bremerton, which doesn't have all that many cool things.

Really cute flea market type store in downtown Bremerton. They have great home decor and…read moreclothing/boots/etc. for great prices! Definitely recommend checking this place out, they also have a big flea market in their warehouse 10-4 on Saturdays!

This Goodwill, I feel is very well organized. There didn't seem to be a lot of larger furniture but…read morea lot of the furniture is at the front of the store instead of the back where is normally is. I guess that's good because then you can or have a store associate carry it straight out to your car instead of pulling it around the back or whatever. The only thing I didn't like is that the aisle are too tight. I mean, there are a lot of items on the racks but the racks are too close together so if someone comes down the aisle with a cart then you're screwed and have to play that game of chicken to see who's going to back out first. Slowly creeping closer and closer down the aisle until one of you decides to back on out. I went on a weekend and it was a price explosion. True that many of the GW's in the area have higher prices. I think pricing the more known name brands can be extreme at times since I can just go to a regular store and get it for that price, but even the branded apparel with higher prices wasn't too bad. The green tag sale really helped me make up my mind as well as to whether I "really" needed some things. I would say go when there are tag sales because you may be more apt to buy something. I will also say, the GW's in the area really don't skip on the tag sales. Normally you go to places like Value Village or whatever and there are like 1 or 2 items with the tag of the day on the rack. This GW was loaded with items with the right color tag. I got 15 dress shirts for a little over $9. Yeah....I know!!! Overwhelmed with emotions. All I'm saying is that the gems are not hidden. Good quality items & it doesn't smell all dank and musty. I almost shat myself when I saw VHS for 49 cent. **DECEASED*** If I'm in the area, I'll definitely go back. Good quantity of cashiers as well, so the line isn't snaking around the corner for 1 cashier.

I have found their prices to exceed brand new prices by over 500 % for a used item in fair…read morecondition. While some donated products might have a lower price, most are over priced.

I stopped by and the owner was there. These people spoke as I entered and helped me with questions…read moreand product. Thank you.

experience of visiting Manette Antiques, and I must say, it was one of the most disappointing…read moreshopping experiences I've ever encountered. From the moment I walked in, I was met with an atmosphere that felt anything but welcoming. The staff was incredibly rude and unprofessional. Instead of offering assistance or even a simple greeting, they seemed more interested in chatting amongst themselves than helping customers. When I finally approached one of the employees with a question about a piece I was interested in, I was met with a dismissive attitude and a lack of basic knowledge about the items in the store. It was clear that they were not only uninterested in providing good customer service but also lacked the expertise one would expect from an antique shop. I left feeling frustrated and undervalued as a customer. It's disheartening to see a business that could have so much potential fall short due to poor service and a lack of professionalism. I would not recommend Manette Antiques to anyone looking for a pleasant shopping experience or knowledgeable assistance. There are plenty of other antique shops out there that value their customers and take pride in their products--this is not one of them.

The monthly SODO market hits on all cylinders. Good merchants willing to engage with you, food…read moretrucks, reasonable parking, and the bonus of EPIC. Epic is the antique market that is the building next to the market. I always find good deals and new rings from one of the merchants. The antique market is the usual treasure, give yourself at least an hour to explore all the options. Housewares, outdoor things, and too much to describe. Perhaps Epic will let me do a video walkthrough at some point. Put this market on your calendar, the second Saturday of every month. One more great reason to celebrate living in Seattle. #ShopLocal #shopsmall

Came here May 2022. Most of the reviews are for other years and when I went, the market wasn't too…read moreexciting. I had just come from the Lake Union Saturday Market and compared to the music, amount of vendors, and food trucks there, SODO was quiet and smaller. This one wraps around the antique shop but there was room for three food trucks and a small strip of vendors. There were a lot of people selling re-thrifted clothes. Looked like there were a few gems but you may need to do some digging around, and at that point I may just do my own thrifting. Of course like with any market there are a few quality things worth coming for. I saw a few hanging crystal decorations with moons and stars and I would love to gift one to my niece. The handmade jewelry selections were super cute and very nice quality. There are some of the same looking stuff throughout vendors though so really walk the tents through before making a purchase.

Part of my window shopping/ touristy venture! Saw this place…read morewith lots of fun items, but my main interest was the stickers!! Talk about uniquely curated to Poulsbo and high quality stickers!! Store seemed well organized and kept. Items are all easily spotted and can identify the price tag.

First: the items in the shop are cute, a little overpriced but not bad considering the area is a…read moretourist attraction. Second: the shop owner or employee was super rude! I shop at local business as much as I can to support the local economy, I went there specifically to purchase something I could have bought on Amazon for less but chose to go there. I was there a few minutes before they opened she came out and in a super rude tone said they aren't open yet, I said no worries I'm just waiting. When it was time to open, she opened the door and again very rudely looks at me and said not yet. She had some display items to bring out which again no big deal but there is a way to nicely tell someone something. I finally was shopping and ready to checkout and after waiting for a bit for her to notice she asked "if I was ready to check out or something" Next time I'll save my money and spend 50 bucks on Amazon instead of worrying about supporting the shop. Super disappointing-retail is not their calling.

Best place in town for all your last minute clothing and gift needs. I always seem to find just…read morewhat I'm looking for when I go there...It's kind of magic for me that way. This is also the place where I take all my families used clothing because every penny counts these days and this place is a consignment shop. Also, the owners are simply awesome and I think they are part of the glue that keeps this town together. PS. I just bought my bff a pair of designer shoes here and she loved them!

We are NOT closed and STILL AWESOME for 19 years! We have…read morebeen Saving and Serving our community by selling your great items/staying open 7 days a week/fashion consulting/ teaching and training young people to give a leg up in the job market / partnering with local non profits like ScarletRoad.org KitsapFosterCare.org CoffeeOasis.org Arcofthepeninsulas.com Yelp Loves to close businesses and encourage poor reviews by burying good reviews and posting reviews from bullies that expect you to change policies to cater to them - along with the burying of positive reviews unless you pay for ads- good job Yelp!