Visiting Leavenworth near Christmas ends up being a goose chase for open seating at the popular…read morespots . So while we waited for our table at an establishment we walked into this store to kill some time and get some gifts . I was impressed by their eclectic collection of unique and culturally inspired items. The store has a vibrant and welcoming atmosphere, and things are artistically displayed . From handmade crafts to global artifacts, the store offers a diverse range of gifts that celebrate different cultures. We ended up finding quite a few fun things that made great presents . Prices are slightly higher because I am assuming a lot of it is exported .

We came to Leavenworth and walked the Main Street with many shops. This shop in particular was one…read moreof my favorite shops, if not my favorite. There were unique gifts from all over the world with displays or stories of the people who made it and how they would benefit from us buying the products. We picked up a cute ornament, roll-on oil, and little figurine for amazing prices and the selection was really nice to go through. I think I spoke with the owner who was really nice and helpful. She said her shop has been open for 20 years, with 8 years at this particular location. If you have some time, definitely stop by and check out the shop's unique offerings -- love the mission of this shop to be fair trade.

Wine slushies, great vibes, lovely people…read more I stopped in on a HOT day and was so excited to see they had slushies. I got the POG slushie and it was amazing- big portion and really good. More fruity than sweet, and just enough wine to make me feel a little buzzy. The tasting room is air conditioned and gorgeous- probably one of the better atmospheres in town for wine tasting. They have a lovely outdoor patio too. I went back another time on my trip for the mango slushie and it was fantastic. My whole group loved these slushies! Perfect on the patio for some people watching. The staff were lovely. We met two different people over the weekend and they were both kind, fun, helpful, and attentive. We didn't need much since we had our slushies, but they made sure that we had water and were having a great time! Can't wait to come back in cooler weather and give the wine a try.

On a slammed Leavenworth day we were happy to find this shaded patio…read more We had the mango wine slushies and they were delicious! The patio has great people watching and comfy rocking chairs. We enjoyed relaxing on it with a glass. Patio is dog friendly too!

I too feel one star reviews are unfair. The Upper Valley Mend volunteers and workers offer so much…read moremore than just used clothes and household items. The pantry's fresh produce offered to families as part of their program, is often times better than what Safeway is offering. I purchased a bread machine at a much lower price than Goodwill, and six years later still working. They only accept clean, undamaged clothing & items. Not everybody has the same experience, but as a local I have only had good interactions with all the people at the Community Cupboard & Upper Valley Mend.

This joint is weak! I was told to go here by another store…read morein the Bavarian village, so thought it was worth checking out. They get one star for it being a community kitchen, but it's retracted because they don't take cards. So, they're back to zero. They are WAY over priced for a thrift shop, ESP being a thrift shop that caters to those needing a community kitchen/ thrift store ... (For poor folks 4-9$$ on a pair of jeans is a rip off. I should know, having been near homelessness (when I was young and single) in the past. Spending that much on pants means missing a meal.) They carry certain styles of clothes from the 80's and 90's that no one wore. Ever. Even during that era. And here they're in abundance. Jeez. While here I noticed a woman shopping with her kids, I advised her to check out the goodwill outlet in Seattle where items are sold by the pound. She seemed only able to afford a few items at the costs they were asking, the mother was grateful for the information I shared. Monthly/ a few annual trips to said goodwill outlet in Seattle should be tried, so lower income families can be allowed more selection at a much better cost and they keep their integrity not having to wear 20 year old rejected wears. That would be a good use of community funds. Such a waste of time. Steer clear.

Walking around town we stopped by here. It is a super cute shop and they had tons of vintage…read morejewelry. All of it was super pretty and amazing quality. The woman working was so helpful! We didn't end up finding anything to buy but she answered all our questions and was so friendly! 10/10 customer service

Greg, the owner and Nikki were exceptionally gracious in this beautiful unique shop full of…read moreexquisite choices of jewelry. I would not hesitate to go there first, if I were looking for something very special for myself or someone else. It's a "can't Miss" in Leavenworth, Washington.

Great service! Needed a storage space for a flood damaged house. They delivered a quality temporary…read morestorage solution for us right away! Would recommend and use again

Showed up just after they closed and the girl was cool enough to reopen for me. Not sure why but…read morethis kinda thing just seems rare these days. I was only there for a min but it looked like a cool spot with everything I could need. And they sell liquor, which is what I was after in the first place! Thanks again!!

I love this spot! Some of the best espresso in the area and the folks who work there are so…read morewonderful and friendly. Beer, snacks and basic groceries, but there's also a sweet little antique consignment shop in the back!

Around 2018, when I was living in California, I developed a taste for exploring cemeteries as part…read moreof adventuring. The trend started with a graveyard containing a bunch of people that died from the plague, smallpox, and in mining accidents. I found the graves did a surprisingly good job preserving a feel and some history of the town they were located in. Venturing to Cashmere Cemetery, it was fun to see how the cemetery was laid out, what names were included and how they were grouped. Some people are placed next to others with the same surname, some appear placed randomly. This I might guess is proxemics. One side of the cemetery had more graves/headstones than the other. So people just might have chosen to place people next to each other. A little ways into the cemetery, on Monument Lane, are some vertical sites. There are paved lanes through the cemetery, which I found helpful. The spacing between gravesites is conducive to viewing the headstones and reading what is written there. Nice place just to see who is buried in Cashmere.

I come here to do laundry and every time the workers are all really friendly. The washers are 2.50…read more(thats the cheapest priced pubic laundromat out of anywhere in chelan county) and the dryers are a quarter for 7 mins i think. They keep it clean and i just really appreciate all the lady's that work the closing shift. You all are awesome and ive been really struggling personally so coming into your store to do laundry stress free really means a lot! I hope yall get a holiday bonus or a lamborghini idk lol happy holidays

Very clean Machines…read moretake coins only No credit cards or apps Bathroom in laundromat You can make change at the mini mart attached to the store. They share a door in the inside of the laundromat as well. They are under 3 miles from Leavenworth.