I have a friend that I need to give some little goodies from WA and thank goodness for this gift…read moreshop. They got plenty of treats and souvenirs to choose from. I ended up purchasing milk chocolates, fruit & nut candies, ref magnet and some himalayan salt. Cashier was friendly and nice. The space is not that big and can be crowded but at-least it was clean and things are sorted neatly. Price is pretty okay I guess knowing that it's a gift shop inside the airport building. Mahalo for reading and happy juandering fellow yeeps!

Bigfoot approved!…read more Made in Washington is a different kind of airport store. If you're looking for your standard travel snacks and magazines, you might be a little disappointed. This place focuses on showcasing products made right here in Washington state. Think less energy drinks and more... well, Bigfoot and mountains. Not surprisingly, a lot of the merchandise features iconic imagery of the Pacific Northwest, like Bigfoot and majestic mountain ranges. You'll find these images plastered on everything from mugs to t-shirts. It's definitely a good place to grab a last-minute souvenir if you forgot to pick something up during your trip. One of the more interesting aspects of the store is its selection of Indigenous-inspired art products, such as postcards. These offer a unique and culturally relevant souvenir option. Overall, Made in Washington is a decent place to browse if you're looking for a gift or a reminder of your time in the Evergreen State. Just don't expect to find your typical airport convenience store items. It's more of a specialty shop geared towards tourists and those looking for a taste (or a visual representation) of Washington.

I don't usually write store reviews, but this little pop-up totally earned it. I first spotted it…read moreon my way to Alaska and made a mental note to stop by on my way back--and I'm so glad I did! The shop is packed with the cutest souvenirs--think charming stickers, mugs, landmark bags, pins, tees, and more. It's a tiny space bursting with personality. Nancy, who was running the store, truly made the experience memorable. She was incredibly kind and attentive, even offering to hold my items so I could browse more comfortably. I watched her warmly connect with each customer--she clearly cares about people, not just sales. I ended up grabbing an adorable Alaska landmark bag, and when she saw my paper shopping bag was torn, she helped me transfer everything into my new one. Just a small act, but it made my day. If you're in the area, definitely swing by. It's the kind of place that gives you that little boost of serotonin with all the colors and leaves you smiling.

Goods are super cute but the service isn't. The cashier lady was rude and not customer-obsessed at…read moreall.... I purchased two pouches at once and explicitly mentioned that "they are gifts so would be great if you could lightly wrap them." She went: " I was about to do it anyways, you don't need to tell me." Ok maybe not in good mood I get it. Then at the end of the wrapping, I said " I will pay 10 more cents for another bag, because they are for two different people." This is when the non-sense started: the lady said dryly: sorry I can't do this. These bags are not for gift bags. And i can only give one per customer. I was like: but i bought two goods and they are gifts for two different people and im not asking for free bags, i am paying for them. She went on and on about she is serving these paper bags for more customers bla bla bla. Kept pressing on these paper bags are not "meant to be gift bags". Come on, have some common senses. Isn't it supposed to be "first come and first serve"? And me purchasing two goods (medium size, not tiny goods), should justify for one bag per goods, especially when I pay for these bags! Owner should provide proper training for the cashier staff before they piss too many customers off and ruin the business. The products there deserve better staff to sell them.

I peeked into Fireworks Gallery minutes after deplaning in Seattle. Not because I'm an idiot who…read moreshops for souvenirs on the first day of a trip, but because I'm an idiot who forgot to put shoes on her two-year-old before leaving for the airport back home. I kind of thought you could buy most essentials at the airport, but it turns out children's shoes are not a typical travel need, at least when they aren't being worn by traveling children. Fireworks did carry children's slippers, which caught my eye as I passed, as well as a nice assortment of unique, crafty toys and gifts. Unfortunately, my five-year-old followed me into the store and zeroed in on a tiny, colorful finger puppet in the shape of a parrot. He asked me to buy it for him, and I declined, telling him we weren't getting a souvenir before we even left the airport. He was upset by this to the point of tears, but I managed to get us out of there. We had a wonderful time in Seattle, and to his credit, the five-year-old behaved well the whole trip (and the two-year-old got new shoes). When I saw Fireworks Gallery again by our departure gate, I decided at the last possible second to stop in and get him the parrot. It was one of several Folkmanis finger puppets in a wire basket. I picked it up along with a bunny rabbit and went to check out. There was a short line at the register--I guess this shop gets decent traffic--and by the time I was up, my husband was calling to tell me we were boarding. This is how I paid $36.36 for two finger puppets that cost $10 apiece online. Fireworks got me good, but my boys do love their little puppets, which are soft and cute and well made. The wares here are definitely nicer and less generic than at your average airport store. It might cost you, though, if you wander in there with your kids.

I mean EVERYTHING but the kitchen sink is in this joint!…read more Expensive jewelry, stationary, candy, books for the kiddo's, charcuterie boards in the shape of Washington, knick-knacks just perfect for souvenirs to bring home and to carry on board. Service was a plenty here and I was there after 9:30pm on a Wednesday evening. Respectfully Reviewed

The aesthetic of this place is really cool- it is built into the new N terminal at the Seattle…read moreairport and definitely matches the modern aesthetic. It looks much fancier than a hudson news, but it is essentially the same thing. The food options are ok. I am gluten free and vegetarian and there is practically nothing I can have from the fresh section, but I usually grab a water and some gum or something. This past trip I got my classic water and gum (after a hopeful search of the fridge in hopes they might have some gf grab and go food). I was excited to see that they have self check out, but it is truly horrible. I had to click "pay now," then it wanted me to log in which I had to bypass, then it asks about bags, then it prompts you to round up, then you have to hit the type of credit card. It was a full 2 min from scanning my last item to scanning my card- insane. This is a super clunky experience and I felt like it took way more time then checking out with an attendant.

Quick and easy. Needed gum and snacks for our flight. They have self check out kiosks. So quick and…read moreeasy!

If you fly out of SeaTac, give yourself an extra 5-10 minutes to shop at Sacred Circle Gift Shop in…read morethe main concourse. The two staff members working today were super enthusiastic and friendly. They helped us pick out a few gifts and were very knowledgeable about their unique products! The prices were very reasonable for the high quality! I love this shop and plan to place an online order or two when I get home. Highly recommend a stop at this uniquely Pacific Northwest airport shop!

I was flying home to Raleigh on 9/22 ,The shop was directly across from my gate at SeaTac , I was…read moredrawn to the craftsmanship and native designs, the stunning colors and blankets. It bothers me to say the shop keeper showed little or no interest in my queries and kept on with her what ever she was doing when I approached her.I referrred myself to any online information about the lovely boutique.

Great place to stop and pick up Airlines logo items, travel accessories and makes great gifts! Seen…read morea Hawaiian Airlines Pillow cover and Pam AM bag. They also have a kids section cool. check out this store

This is an adorable store in Sea-Tac airport in the main body of the airport. They have some great…read morestuff that I've never really seen anywhere else. Almost all of it is "golden age of travel" or airplane/airline themed so if you love travel or love that era you will love browsing this store. They also have some cute Seatle merch that is much better than what you find at souvenir shops. I wish I had more room in my bag to bring home some truly unique items but I only ended up with some small things which I really loved.

The cutest store ever! I stopped by to pick up a gift for my sister's birthday and was warmly…read moregreeted by the owner. She help me pick out one of a kind gifts that my sister absolutely love. As soon as you walk in the store you're immediately greeted by dozens of lovely treasures. Very pretty cups and housewares and also things for around the home. Not only did I pick up some wonderful items I also got a complementary gift basket created by the owner. This place is such a neighborhood and a must see.

It was fun exploring Old Town Burien today. I especially enjoyed The Shoppe and meeting Beka. She…read moreis very nice and I liked her eclectic collection of items within her store yet they seemed to flow. Very cute shop! I recommend you stopping by for a house warming or hostess gift. But if you do buy something for a friend, be careful as you may want to keep it for yourself. Lol. Thanks Beka, it was nice to meet you. K