The service and selection is great. You may look at all items the prices are easily. You ask any…read morequestion, if they don't the will find out for you. O

How am I the only second yelp reviewer?!? This place is a MUST for anyone who loves antiques! The…read morePam of Pam's Past Times Antiques is the most wonderful conversationalist who genuinely loves what she does. She knows her inventory and can guide you to find anything throughout her store. Do you like Garfield? Well, there's at least 3 or 4 different Garfield items in the store that she can lead you to. This store was an organized array of amazing. The framed artwork was beautiful and varied between oil paintings, vintage prints, Asian themed pictures, airplanes and everything in between. There's dressers with specific drawers for buttons, retro valentines cards and old timey photos. There's two different staircases that will lead you two different floor sections with different themed rooms. Pam doesn't have pickers for her items, she does the picking herself. What good taste she has too! Some of the items, she can give you a back history on. Oh my goodness, I could go on and on about this store, but you really need to check it out for yourself. This spot is a treasure.

I have been visiting their operation for the past six years, coming up from Redlands, CA for the…read moresummers and I can't, and I bet you will not be able to, come out of their store without finding a treasure.

I find the most beautiful things here!!! Staff is so friendly and kind. Very unique finds. Must…read morevisit!

I've recently been trying to get more into "antiquing" as I decorate my little house and give it…read moresome personality. And though I'd driven past this mall many times, I finally stopped in a few weeks ago. What a neat place! It's not the biggest antique mall ever, but the booths (most of which are pretty small) are generally well organized and full of interesting finds. Some have themes (like kitchen, or mid-century), and there are all sorts of vintage items throughout. Clothing, toys, furniture, sporting goods, baskets, automotive... you name it and it's probably in here. I really enjoyed the atmosphere here, and the fact all the booths I visited were clean, stocked, and well organized. I'll definitely be adding this to my regular rotation for vintage shopping!

Many wonderfully curated booths. It's in a fun area to explore Mt. Vernon. Lunch next door at…read moreCalico Cupboard and shop Refeather Your Nest too.

Our experience was scary. The man behind the counter was frightening rude & became angry when we…read moreinquired about the business & building for sale sign posted.

Just stumbled in and "ARR there be treasures there." Nautical, fishing, period unique items that…read moredeliight. Coupeville and other Whidby towns are full of museums and this store has museum quality items every direction one looks. Some of the items have backstories or beg the imagination to envision one. I went home with a bamboo rod at a price much less than ebay.

I have furnished Angelsong Retreat Bed and Breakfast with at least a half a dozen major pieces of…read morefurniture from here. I love shopping at Curious Goods and always send guests over to visit as one of the local highlights. Brad always works with me on financing, delivering pieces, and making repairs if needed. There isn't a guest who comes to Angelsong who does not compliment me on the decor.

Great finds! Reasonable prices! Nice people! Lots of inventory!…read moreWhat more could we ask for? Lots of unique farm-related tools / stuff that we were looking for - We even found an antique MYERS, OK BARN HAY UNLOADER TROLLEY with 4 PULLEYS! STEAMPUNK ! What a neat light fixture it will be with several Edison bulbs! Thanks, Brad for the great collection! It's worth the drive - just off I-5 at the LaConner exit.

Saw this new vintage / antique store when visiting Joy's Bakery in Sedro Woolley. Great selection…read moreof very interesting things at great prices! Definately worth stopping in.

We were visiting the island and found this gem. From the outside it looks small but it was two…read morefloors. You were greeted by their tiniest employee, a 15 year old dog named Benji. Super cute. As far as antiques, this one was more towards dishwater, glassware, clothing and jewelry. It does have other things but the majority of it was glassware. They do close early tho at 5pm, so if your doing a day trip make sure to stop by. They have street parking with shade. Definitely a pit stop.

This is the shop I found while driving down the street. There were tin bowl and wooden figurines at…read morethe entrance of the shop, which made me feel nostalgic. As soon as I entered the store, a lady greeted me "Hello!" with a bright voice. The inside of the store is full of interesting things, and all of them have nostalgic feelings. There are 1st and 2nd floors in the store, so I took a leisurely look. I was looking for old ladle. When I asked the lady in the shop, she kindly searched for some. I couldn't find what I liked, but I was happy with the service of the lady. When you come here, I think you should consult with the shop staff if there is something you are looking for. It was a valuable shop!

The atmosphere was very pleasant, well lit and clean. Everything was displayed very well, the…read moreservice was great! I will, definitely, be a repeat customer. I was very impatient!

Adorable place for treasure hunters--better than the red barn across the street IMO (more stuff,…read moredenser booths, better actual antiques, fewer kitsch booths). The gals working there were super sweet too--wish I didn't have to fly home or would have picked up more