Horseshoe

Name: Horseshoe
Address: 5344 Ballard Avenue Northwest, Seattle, WA, 98107, US
Telephone: (206) 547-9639
Price range: $$
Rating: 4.4

Horseshoe: Ballard's cozy boutique with a welcoming team and wardrobe pieces for every budget.

4.4(10 reviews)

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Horseshoe is a Ballard clothing boutique at 5344 Ballard Ave NW in Seattle. It offers a diverse range of fun pieces and wardrobe staples at different price points. The atmosphere is cozy and welcoming, with reviews praising a kind, authentic staff who are helpful and cheerful. Guests mention personalized shopping events and thoughtful service that makes every visit feel special.

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5344 Ballard Ave NW, Seattle, WA 98107, USA

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5344 Ballard Avenue Northwest

Seattle, WA, 98107

(206) 547-9639 www.shophorseshoe.com/

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Services

Personalized Shopping Assistance

Friendly staff provide one-on-one help to find perfect wardrobe pieces and gifts tailored to your style.

Curated Clothing Collection

A selection of fun and functional items, including sweaters, accessories, and staples for all seasons.

Gift Shopping

Unique and thoughtful gifts for any occasion, handpicked to bring joy to your loved ones.

Private Shopping Events

Special group or individual events with personalized service, drinks, and extended hours upon request.

Wardrobe Styling

Expert advice on putting together outfits and building a cohesive, stylish wardrobe from our collection.

4.40 · 10 reviews

Overall rating

PJ - 78Q

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· 7 months ago

A friend and I decided to spend the afternoon in Ballard on Saturday, shopping in various stores. After shopping along Market, we made our way down Ballard Ave. As we entered Horseshoe the employee said hello and proceeded to ask me what I had in my shopping bag. What extremely rude behavior and passive aggressive. Insulting an honest person willing to spend money in the community, supporting a small business, rather than a big box store. Not my loss, only yours, you missed a decent purchase. A purchase that was instead made a few doors down.

Caryn Cary

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· 8 months ago

Lots of great finds and helpful team.

Colleen McCullough

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· 8 months ago

This is my favorite place to shop. I always find something I love here. There are a range of prices and the customer service is awesome.

Daniil Kulchenko

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· 9 months ago

Great staff, amazing selection. Love how friendly everyone here is!

Lara-Ashley Monroe

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· 9 months ago

Occasionally has super cute clothes. Can be a bit pricey. The real issue for me is the staff. The owner has clearly drilled into their heads to be extra friendly with customers. Please stop this. It is exhausting and it drives me away. It’s the same conversation attempts over and over and over again. “Oh are you out at the market today?” “Oh what a great sweater.” By the sixth time, I’m over it. I know it’s a hold over from when the owner probably worked big retail herself but as someone who also worked retail for decades, just stop. I know big stores like j crew and banana republic would even have on their customer surveys, “were you greeted upon entering?” Even worse, the stores would insist all employees try to have one meaningful engagement with every customer. They would ALWAYS give the same examples. 1. Ask what the customer is up to for the day. 2. Compliment them. 3. Ask what they’re shopping for. Can I just say how exhausting and fake it is? Please stop. Please. Let me come in the store, acknowledge me, AND THEN LET ME SHOP IN PEACE. My twenty year old sweatshirt with a tiny hole doesn’t need five people complimenting it before I even make it half way through the store. I hate that. Hate it. Let me shop. Let that be enough. You don’t need to be unfriendly but give me some space. Last time I was in I spent several hundred dollars. Today I had about eight things I wanted and I ended up walking out. I felt trapped by their over exuberance and desperation to connect. It was stifling and uncomfortable and made me feel like I personally wasn’t valued, that I was a project to check off because this was the owners old school expectation of how to treat customers. The store already seems to be well over staffed. With all of them clamoring to have the same banal, performative conversation, I can’t do it. I had to walk out. I’ll try again but probably not till next season. I’ll wait till April or May to have another batch of well worn, scripted conversations on cue.

Morgan Nissen

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· 10 months ago

Horseshoe is a gem in our Ballard neighborhood. The women that work there are kind, authentic, and genuinely want to help. Normally, I am not a big shopper, I don't like buying things for myself and generally get in and get out of a retail space. Horseshoe is different. My experiences are have always been lovely and smile filled. The space is one that I am eager to step into, never rushing to step out. Some of my favorite wardrobe pieces and gifts have come from that happy little boutique. Please go. Treat yourself. You won't regret it.

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Lara-Ashley Monroe

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· 9 months ago