This is definitely one of the hotspots of sumner! There is definitely a little something for…read moreeveryone.Even if you're looking for a big ticket item you can usually find it.Here, lots to look through and even more to purchase.And bring home for your new collection!

What an absolute gem of a local store in Sumner. The owner an old timer that is so cool and…read morefriendly! He has procured multiple vendors including Elephant records that has an absolute fantastic selection of new and original old records! We need to protect places like this! Such a great shop with all kinds of cool things!

I don't consider myself an overly harsh critic, but when it comes to reviewing true old fashioned…read morecustomer service my expectations are clear. Friendly, informative, helpful, and just plain happy are a few descriptors that come to mind. Honestly, the woman behind the counter at Sparrow & Nightingale's was all of those things. She greeted happily greeted us, asked if she could help, demonstrated a paint product we were interested in, thanked us for even the small purchase we made, and left us with a smile. Sooooo few and far between are these interactions in customer service industries that it's no wonder a lot of purchases are made online. Anyway, kudos to Sparrow and Nightingale's, we will definitely be back. Thank you.

I have been to Sparrow & Nightingale several times, as well as the other shops on Main in Sumner…read more All have their uniqueness but by far this one stands out. Many different items to see or purchase as each vendor display their own unique style. It is an adventure in some ways put you in a Victorian state of mind. Staff is very informative and helpful without making you feel pressured and you can look at your own pace. They are, however, there to answers questions or concerns as well as give advice on perhaps a refurbishing project you may be doing. I would recommend Sparrow & Nightingale's for that unique gift whether be a Victorian type gift or if you just want to get the one of a kind item. 10/15 Visited Sparrow and Nightingale today to capture the upcoming Halloween theme all the shops in Sumner display. It is such an adventure with all the " scary" items to enhance their already uniqueness. I love the whole downtown of Sumner and the Victorian feeling but by far this shop is my favorite as staff is friendly and informative. It seems no matter how many times I visit Sparrow and Nightingale I do not see all the unique items. Vendors change their displays so you never know what you will see, but I guarantee if the one kind and unique item you seek, more than likely it will be here. It would be worth your time to pay a visit.

Cool shop. I scored a snazzy old coke crate for a bargain. Nice helpful staff. Check out the store…read moreand find a little something you weren't even looking for. :)

After being given some costume jewelry we called around and found this place. Calledand there was…read moreno answer but the call was returned promptly. Went to the store and was pleasantly surprised with the cash offer. Will go here in the future when the occasion arises.

The selection of antiques and records was definitely the high point of this place. The folks at the…read morecounter seemed like nice enough people, and were quick to help at any time. The problem is there is a serious dust and mold problem at this establishment that should be addressed. Ceiling tiles falling down and water damage, along with a very terrible smell on the second floor. They definitely needs to be an investment into fixing this problem or else people might get serious reactions from it.

What a great antique store that I never knew existed. They have really great stuff. Especially a…read morepainting I really want. Hopefully they still have it when I got some extra money and go back. Stuff here was really well priced, but I alwas broke on this trip. Will return with extra money to spend

The cottage itself was filled with taste-full antiques. Raina: the owner, was very pleasant and…read morekind. We found many cute brushes and clothing items! The quality and value of the pieces are sturdy and prices are fair. But the real star of the show was smoky the cat! He is the friendliest cat you will ever meet. Raina says she adopted him as a barn cat and he was supposed to be feral but, he is the complete opposite of that! He will come right up to you and let you pet him. He even roles over and purrs loudly. One of my daughters was even able to pick him up and walk around with him for a while, fully contempt.

This store is permanently closed, which isn't updated on yelp. However it is updated on Apple Maps…read more Beware, don't make the drive out here, this location is NOT open.

The rudest women work here. I tried twice, TWICE to go into this store and both times I was treated…read morerudely. I am an Interior Designer and my clients pay me very well to buy the type of merchandise this store has. But I will NEVER spend their money or mine there. Shame on the business Owner for allowing this in such a nice shopping area.

From the owner: Our Store features country, cottage and primitive home decor and gifts!…read moreWe decorate for every season, Christmas, Halloween, Harvest, Patriotic and Easter. We carry lighting, bedding, floral, candles, melts and so much more. It is full of wonderful seasonal and everyday teasures to give as a gift or for your home. We are always getting in new items so visit us often.Hope to see you soon!

First of all, it makes me angry that the first reviewer gave this small business only 3 stars…read morebecause it didn't have more "man stuff." Each antique dealer has their own aesthetic, and it's typical for each one to specialize in certain items or periods of time, e.g., kitchenware or linens or the 1960s. Not every antique shop is obligated to appeal to men in order to be worthy of five stars, just like not every clothing brand needs to appeal to every gender or age group. This particular antique shop has teacups, postcards, jewelry, art, a small assortment of lamps and light fixtures, linens, knick-knacks, etc. I would say most items are from the mid-1900s or earlier. The owner sews felt Christmas ornaments and table runners by hand, and she also makes charming earrings from old necklace beads and, I think, chandelier crystals. Her shop is one of the tidiest in the area, and her prices are very fair. I enjoy going there to check out what's new.

Tiny, friendly, packed little antique store just off the main drag (Meridian) in quaint downtown…read morePuyallup. Very nice owner lady - she was very friendly and welcoming. But just know this is a WOMAN'S sort of antique store - 90% of the stock, at least today, will be of little interest to most men. But what they have is good stuff, tightly packed and nicely presented. Dave & Anne