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.

This is 1 of my happy places. I never miss an opportunity to walk through Pike's Place Market. I…read moreused to live nearby and passed through on a regular basis after work. It's a nostalgic place for me. It truly feels like the clean and safe part of Seattle when inside. The vibe of the venders, tourists, scents in the air and hustle bustle make for the sweetest people watching. I always buy something. It can be spendy for some thing but it is supporting local businesses. Ok usually I hit up a flower stand and buy produce. On my recent pass through I bought chocolate. I will always find an excuse to support the market and enjoy the vibes along the way. Now I'm ready to go back!!

Pike Place Market is an absolute staple for anyone visiting Seattle for the first time or even a…read moreseasoned Seattleite. Pike Place is a massive food hall, craft market, and farmers' market. You can find just about anything in Pike Place. It is truly an amazingly magical spot, and there is nothing quite like it. You could spend days roaming through Pike Place and eating all of the amazing things each vendor, restaurant, and bakery has to offer. It's a Yelpers paradise! The selection is unmatched. The value is great. The service is prime. I think you could easily stay within a $100 budget for a family and feed everyone for the whole day in Pike Place Market. A day at Pike Place is not a day wasted, and no matter how many times you've been, you're sure to find something new.

So cute, so stylish!…read more My friend and I wandered in here while on the waiting list for a brunch spot around the corner, and we were so pleased to find a small but very sweet consignment store. The selection is super fashionable, even if the prices are a bit high. On the other hand, given the quality and brand of clothing they offer, I don't think the prices are exorbitant. Definitely fun for a girls afternoon or a solo trip on the hunt for some secondhand gems.

I love this store--it's small but well-curated and I almost always walk away with something I love…read morewhen I'm visiting family in Seattle (right down the street! Lucky me). On my last trip, I was reminded how much I like Editor when I wasted about 2.5 hours roaming U Village and left annoyed and empty handed; I spent 30 minutes at Editor and found a 1/3 price Jenni Kayne sweater that I love. Will just skip the long trip next time and go straight here.

I recently treated myself to a layered candle, and I'm so glad I did. It has the most beautiful…read moreorange blossom fragrance that feels fresh and calming. The design is stunning too--at the bottom there's wax blended with gold leaf, then a creamy white layer in the middle, and finally an orange layer on top sprinkled with little gold flakes. It's not just a candle, it honestly feels like a piece of art. I also love that it's made with 100% natural ingredients--no chemicals, no paraffin, just clean, eco-friendly wax that burns beautifully. The candle isn't only gorgeous, it also creates such a cozy, calming vibe at home. Definitely a brand I'd recommend if you want something special for yourself or a thoughtful gift for someone else.

Phenomenal candles. These are my new favorite candle! Burns smoothly, no black smoke, and the…read morescent is relaxing. I got so many compliments from guests when I lit it during dinner. worth the price. must buy . highly recommended

Meeting Gracie, baker/owner of Grayseas Pies, was a wonderful convergence yesterday (10/24/21)…read more First heard of Gracie venturing out with her successful pies and pop up collaborations from fellow Yelp Elite/IGer friend, Wendy K. I missed out on a previous event hosted at Musang, but lucked out this time with a pre-order placed for pickup on Sunday afternoon. Often these baked goods are sold out pronto. Thankfully, there were no sports events scheduled, but freeway traffic was dense, trying to arrive in time, and dodge the forecasted bomb cyclone deluge. The pop up was hosted at Archipelago in Seattle's Hillman City where I received warm greetings from both Gracie plus Archipelago's Chef Aaron and Amber with their young child. Shortly thereafter even Wendy K was there too. Convergence of all these individuals truly made my day. This pop up was also a collaboration for Filipino American History Month. Her Calabasa Pie was baked with squash from local Filpino farmers and spice mix crafted with Archipelago. Delicious and with such depth of flavor! The paired beverage was from Enroot, a sparkling cold brew tea with apple lemon, cayenne, and yerbe mate. Side note : founded by Brad Pitt to help support the James Beard Foundation. Pairing beverage with dessert to highlight tasting notes was brilliant. And the unique sticker provided in the pop up package was inspired by Amber at Archipelago and created by the Ninang Nunu line available through Etsy. Yet another supportive, creative Filipino artist! Gracie of Grayseas Pies also raises donations through sales to benefit social justice organizations. The overall cross pollination and collaborative spirit among so many individuals in the local community is something I can truly support. The enthusiasm and genuine baking with love is truly apparent. Keep up with future Grayseas Pies pop up events and collaborations through www.grayseaspies.com and/or via IG @grayseas.pies

It's no secret to people who know me that I like to support small local businesses, particularly…read moreAsian owned. If I find a business that gives back that means even more to me. That's Grayseas wrapped into one little Filipino Woman owned business. I believe everyone one of her pop up a certain amount of proceeds have been donated to various foundations. on top of that she's genuinely one of the sweetest people I've met. So gracious and welcoming. I had been following Grayseas pop ups on Instagram thanks to fellow Yelpers Bryan K, Nelson L and another friend Ray for awhile but timing and location didn't always work. Until I was visiting my dad's on a weekend where the pick up was at The Station coffee house on Beacon Hill. The majority of the time you'll find her picks at minority or women owned businesses. This particular pop up she and another baker were doing a fundraiser for Filipinx Food Seattle documentary. I had pre ordered three of her pocket pies. The flavors were Peach Mango, Elote and Alex Pie a tribute to her brother (strawberry cream Oreo). So delicious!! What I like most about her flavors are that they aren't overly sweet. She doesn't do savory often so if you see one jump on it. My favorite that day was the elote!! So far one of my favorite Filipino inspired flavors has been the calamansi meringue and I'm not usually a meringue person. The pick up was at Hood Famous in the ID another Filipino Woman Owned business. Loved the unique tartness of the calamansi also if you have seen how small calamansi are you would understand how much work went into this one. My sister in law is Filipino and my brother is always trying Filipino recipes so whenever I get one of Gracie's pies that is influenced with Filipino flavors I'll save some to share with them. For the entire month of October Filipino American History Month Gracie did collaborations and pick ups at a number of Filipino owned businesses around town. A portion of proceeds for all sales in October are going to the National Alliance for Filipino Concerns. The pies were paired with Enroot Tea another Filipino owned business. I was able to pick up two of the five offerings. The pick ups I was able to get were the cassava langka at Musang and the Kalabasa pie at Archipelago. Both were delicious and ingredients I hadn't had before also loved the teas and can't wait to buy more. Each pairing also had stickers created specifically for each location pick up by artist @ninangnuni What I reallu loved was reading the stories behind the reason she selected each location. Can't wait to share the pics from Seattle Restaurant Weeks menu by Grayseas.