Beginning with a name like Weird Sisters, how can you expect anything other than that?…read more My daughter and I ventured down into the "hidden alley" of shops, where there is an underground tunnel of sorts and it's like a whole different world down there. Weird Sisters has clothing, jewelry, nik-naks, antiques (like a typewriter) and more. The owner was kind and steered us into the other mysterious looking rooms (there is an "entry room" where it's motion activated and lights go off and music plays...really fun!...). The lighting differs from space to space and it's done as if a theatrical stage. Very unique, playful and creative. A humorous and cool experience~!

What a great and interesting place! A must see if visiting Astoria. We unfortunately were able…read moreto participate on a day they offered the experience but just walking around the shop was enough.

I spent the most money on my birthday here than anywhere else lol. I bought a beautiful sweetgrass…read morefloral broom wall hanging, a vial of seaglass, and DROVE BACK after 30 minutes (of our 2 hour trip home) the next day to buy a ring I couldn't stop thinking about. I've never done that before. Shop was cool, staff was cool.

Come check out this cute little newly opened gift shop. Super friendly employee said they just…read moreopened on Halloween. Mix of local items for sale in this gift shop. If you are ever at Rogue Brewing stop in here for a look and grab a souvenir of your trip to the coast. Then go grab yourself a coffee at Coffee Girl , step out onto the pier and then on to the Cannery museum.

Having followed Short Wave on Instagram for some time, I was pleased as punch to check them out…read morewhen I finally made it to Astoria. I have since returned multiple times and it is somehow even cuter in person! They have so many unique goodies whether shopping for a gift or yourself: prints and other artwork, stationary, ceramics (including such cute mugs), art supplies (indigenous handmade paints!), bath and body items (Wato soap, yes please!), housewares, treats, adorable accessories and clothing, etc. Many items are local, too! They are always really friendly and nice in the shop, and it's just such a pleasure to wander. I honestly think my mom, sisters, and I nearly spent an hour there. If you can, time it so you can check out the Sunday Astoria Farmers market while there. Parking is not great as it's right in the middle of downtown Astoria, but that's just the nature of the beast, and worth it!

Love this boutique!!! Beautiful store filled, and I mean filled, with thoughtfully curated…read moreScandinavian treasures. Since Astoria, the oldest city in Oregon, had a large settlement of Norwegian, Swedish and Finns the influence remains and a visit to Finn Ware really transports you. The vibrant Marimekko floral shopping totes with coordinating face masks had me at hello! Such a sign of the times. They have an assortment of striped shirts in a multitude of colors that just shout Nordic. Large selection of uniquely designed dish towers and dish cloths, I wanted them all! Of course there is a Christmas section with the most charming Santa's and gnomes in traditional red and white. Even a Christmas tree draped in ornaments for sale. Lots of items with colorful fish designed items: mugs, bowls, paper napkins, dish towels, cards. Make sure to check out the various Lutefisk mugs and their funny sayings. Along one of the walls is an assortment of Finnish licorice, Nordic treats, Icelandic chocolate and saltlakrits. We picked up several items for ourselves and Nordic friends. Definitely give yourself time to walk around and check out every nook and corner, there are treasures everywhere! Wish there was a store like this in Portland.

They had some cute stuff. I just got an ornament for Christmas. But they had some great vases and…read moreother glass items I would have liked like cups but I don't drive and didn't want to carry much. I would definitely come back. Friendly service.

O mi goodness, this store is delightfully laid out, just cool stuff everywhere…read more Great attention to detail, everything marked with custom price signs. Loved the leaf lamps/lanterns, we're gonna come back after making some measurements. I thought the prices were reasonable! Super friendly and a cool vibe here, dont pass them gem up!

Came here on a cruise stop in Astoria. They've got a lot of fun gifts here and the shop owner is…read morevery knowledgeable about the whole town. They also had tea pets, which is something you don't see everyday. This is a solid place for souvenirs. Thers even an upstairs, although there isn't much there. Prices are a little high but I still think it's worth a visit.

It is a wonderful shop with an ease of browsing. I specifically was looking for bright, wool socks…read moreand picked up three pairs. The socks (Paths to the Spirit, fair trade) were an instant hit for me. They are thick, colorful, and incredibly warm: perfect for an Oregon winter. I also found two pairs of Solmate socks on sale. That's a bonus, so I decided to get them, too. The shop was a bit too fragrant for my husband (not synthetic Hallmark store fragrant, however), so he stepped outside for fresh air. Lots of interesting items in this very well-stocked store. I could have browsed more, but my aim was on high-quality socks, so I kept my visit short. They also have wonderful candles, teas, herbs, and jewelry. Check-out was friendly and easy. I'll be back!

Super whitewashed with a full plethora of exploited cultures with a side of appropriation. The…read morewoman who possibly owns energy was whack and immediately started following me and my kids around. We left because of the awkwardness of it all and not to mention as an indigenous woman it was just not worth being in the space. I don't care if locals love this space, I know the real thing from the new age neo Native American bullshit. After we left quickly because my 8 year old was over it, the owner or worker- came out with her fist clenched and she was like "where is the purse she was holding." I walked back in and said - right there." She said "oh"! I was embarrassed for her; however I feel like she wanted there to be some sort of dramatic scenario. No apology- just accusing my child of stealing and she is probably lowkey racist- monetizing off others cultures. Don't waste your money- go find the deal- the true healers, people genuinely connected to the plants, culture and stay away from this nonsense.

Quaint little boutique shop that has some home decor items, mostly Modern Farmhouse and Traditional…read moreCounty styles, that provide the finishing touches to make your home inviting and unique. The day we stopped in they had dish towels, napkins and throw blankets in red & black plaid, so Oregon! There are lots of gift items: picture frames in all sizes, candles, coffee mugs, wreaths, really pretty tablecloths and napkins and small nous are items.along the back wall there is a pantry section with gourmet jams, bbq sauce, cocoa, gourmet cookies, sauces and pastas. Perfect items for a thoughtful gift basket. In the back of the boutique there is a Large, separate room for painting and craft parties. Wish I lived closer! I'd definitely sign up. Don't forget to check out the nostalgic postcards near the cash register.

Such a cute, quaint little boutique/shop that combines new and old decor with a fun personality…read more They just opened in March 2017 and are really close to the river...such a great place! We saw some really attractive furniture we wished we could take on the plane with us! Stop in for candles, mugs, flowers ($5 for a fresh bouquet!!)...so much to see and love here. We will be back!

Super cute antique shop. It's tiny but unique, as it really is an alley...a hallway with treasures…read moreon both sides as you walk through the center of Pier 11. You'll only need a few minutes due to its size, but definitely a fun place to check out.

Super fun little place right at pier 11! We happened upon it and found a cute gift shop and a…read morediner. Loved it! I recommend checking it out!