Great coffee shop serving delicious chai latte in Downtown Olympia. Stopped by and I was…read moreimmediately greeted and the interiors of this place is lovely.. would be amazing to get a book enjoy my chai and spend hours here.. i heard they had good chai latte so ordered that and it did not disappoint.. infact it was amazing.. not too strong on the spices but good enough to impart fabulous flavor to the chai.. many other places I had chai latte taste artificial and syrupy but here it was divine.. All in all will stop by and try their coffee as well but for now a fan of their chai latte..

Super cute shop in DT Olympia. The entire selection of merchandise is very giftable and…read morethoughtfully organized in the store. Perfect place to grab coffee & shop for gifts. Love stopping by when I'm in the area! The baristas make good coffee, but they are not very personable. So 1 star off for just "okay" customer service".

Amazing finds, good atmosphere, chill vibes. Good for beginners in thrifting. Overall good…read moreexperience, pricing wise maybe a little bit much for certain things but thats my only complaint

Selection: Pretty Good for vintage and quirky…read more Cost: bordering on ridiculous The "vintage" Doors tshirts were $100-$150 each. And they were from the 90s. The Doors are a band from the 60s. Service: Mean Girl Energy I used to shop here as a young adult in the 90s. It is a totally different place now. Great vintage selection, tho.

Great place to see items from your the past. Alot of littlest and good spacing. Didnt.fimd what I…read morewas looking for but had a wonderful chat with the ladies.

Cool place with nice people. This place reminded me of the kind of thrift store before people…read moredecided any donation was worth selling. I saw some cool collectables here, but the prices were just too high. They had a ton of ashtrays from a restaurant I assumed no longer exists, I don't smoke, it would be a nice accessory to a coffee table. However, at $8, I couldn't help but assume they acquired it for no more than $.50. I believe in profit, but some price reveal a greed I'm not comfortable with supporting. Again, you will find some interesting wares here, question is, will you find them affordable. I left empty handed, and I doubt I was alone in that outcome. 1 on pricing, 5 on product. Total score 3

This poor mall has seen better days. There is very little to make me want to trek a short ten…read moreminutes to come visit this location. So many storefronts remain empty or are used for weird purposes, such as a remote library. It seems the days of bustling and crowded malls is more in our past than in our future. Anchored by JC Penney's (dying retailer) and H&M, the Capital Mall does not live up to its name. Even the food court leaves much to be desired. The good news, lots of empty parking spaces!

I'm genuinely surprised by this mall because I come from California where indoor malls are dying…read more This place looks like it's struggling but is surviving, most likely because people need a place to hang out in the cold months of the year. Is this mall a fun place to hang out. Sorta. It's better than nothing. This place is genius because they are dog friendly and have poopie stations with paper towels in case Fido makes an accident and it is this reason that my sister loves coming here- so that our pups can socialize. There are okay restaurants here, but a very small food court with three restaurants which includes a a Philly Cheesteak place with bomb fries and a Panda Express. For some reason this mall has two Wetzel Pretzels. For me the better restaurants aren't in the food court, but on the outside areas of the mall. There's a fancy burger place near the movie theater which is a little overpriced with pretty good burgers, but nothing memorable. If you ask me, the best restaurants are on the outside of the mall and in the parking lots, including a Chipotle, Menchie's Fro Yo, Red Robin, Olive Garden, Applebees, etc. They also have a small Chuck E. Cheese that is a little sad because there's isn't a lot of space for anything there. There are a lot of Spencer Gifts type businesses at this location I guess to entice the teens. For me the fun is from the massage chairs. I have one at home so I don't know why I use these things, but there's something fun about chilling in public. My favorite business here is the Century movie theater which has reasonable matinee prices and lounge chairs that recline.

These guys think they're selling gold! I wouldn't go here it would be a terrible waste of your…read moretime. The prices are above and beyond too high for what they have. Also there was someone's rotting fruit just sitting amongst the items for sale not too far from where u first enter. Gross!

An excellent flea market that we didn't know about! It is kind of situated in a part of downtown…read moreOlympia that we don't normally park in when we are in town which is why we didn't know about previously. There is all kinds of great merchandise here that a flea market lover would have a heyday with. I found some great "dust collector" items that would add a nice touch of decor to our home. In one corner of the store there is a pretty decent book section as well. This flea market isn't necessarily in a huge space but there is a lot of merchandise here so take your time browsing through it. I did more than one pass in some parts of the store and found new merchandise to examine that I missed prior. The staff here are extremely friendly and approachable which makes this flea market all the more pleasant!

Such a cool place to checkout. They have such fascinating & intriguing pieces in this shop &…read morethey're super nice here too.

This vintage shop is the real deal. Great clothing, hat and shoe finds from decades ago, not cheap…read moreknock offs. The owner is passionate about her finds and for providing a great customer experience. The shop is clean, well organized and fun. Thank you Psychic Sister, I'll be back the next time I'm in Olympia!

We were on the hunt for cute local postcards and ended up finding them here and more. Our 3D…read morehologram like Bigfoot postcard was a hit! Very cute gift shop, you'll find something fun for everyone. Check it out if in the area.

I was walking to another store when the window display caught my attention here. Inside, I found an…read moreeclectic mix of pop culture, novelty and department store beauty. It had reflection of a Seattle store, Archie Mcphie. I don't know If the two are related, but I don't know if Archie even exists anymore. I used to do their parking lot sale, but when they ended it 15 years ago, I stopped shopping there as that was the only way to pay a reasonable price for items imported in bulk from China. A lot of displays and boxes here were empty, I don't know if they had a holiday run or are just bad at restocking, but I reached for a few things that just were there. They had some cool Olympia based items and a fair amount of pop culture and although not cheap, the pricing was fair and based on the thrift shops we visited, the kind of stuff that holds our attention was cheaper here than it was second hand in other places. At the end of the day, there was nothing here we had to have so we left empty handed. Every city needs a store like this. If merch was stocked , we certainly would have bought something.

Browsers Bookshop is one of those rare places that feels timeless the moment you step inside. A…read morewomen-owned bookstore with a rich history dating back to 1935, it has passed through caring hands over the years while somehow retaining its soul--and you can feel that the instant you cross the threshold. The space is charming, small, and intimate, like slipping into another world where time slows down and curiosity takes over. Shelves are thoughtfully arranged and beautifully organized, making it easy to wander, browse, and actually find what you're looking for--whether you arrive with a title in mind or simply want to be guided by instinct. The selection is outstanding: carefully curated, diverse, and clearly chosen with intention rather than volume. And if you can't find what you're looking for, the knowledgeable staff are right there--warm, approachable, and genuinely passionate about books. Browsers isn't just a bookstore; it's an experience. A place that invites you to linger, explore, and leave with something unexpected in your hands--and a little extra inspiration in your heart. A true Olympia gem. My current read is The Dazzling Paget Sisters by Ariane Bankes.

This is an awesome bookstore! So many books, so hard to choose! I wasn't looking for anything in…read moreparticular so I walked around and read staff reviews of all kinds of different books. I chose 2 books based solely on staff reviews. They also have a variety of gifts, snacks, greeting cards, bookmarks and reusable bags. I'm sure I missed other items they offer, it's a well stocked shop! The staff are very helpful and friendly!