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Bon Voyage Vintage is a Seattle vintage gift shop and clothing store offering clothing, accessories, and home goods. Rooted in Pioneer Square at 110 S Washington St, with a newer Ballard Ave location, it’s praised for a welcoming, personable staff, Keith, and a family-run, community-focused vibe. Shoppers find unique treasures and gifts for every occasion.

Finer Things Tattoo in Seattle is a clean, bright, and calming studio where clients discover fine art on skin. Zezi is praised as a classically trained artist who listens in consultations, then elevates concepts with personal flair. Reviewers describe spotless, inviting spaces and staff like Alyssa as warm and talented. The result is thoughtful, lasting tattoos that feel like gallery ink.

Total Wine & More at 1550 W Armory Way, Seattle, WA 98119, offers an extensive selection of wines, craft beers, cigars, and gifts, plus growler filling and accessible customer help. Reviews highlight friendly, knowledgeable staff and wedding consultation experiences, with recommendations that inspire confidence. Some notes mention occasional stock or service hiccups.

Seattle Furniture Company presents a curated mix of used mid-century and modern furnishings in a showroom with multiple connected rooms in Seattle. The inventory ranges from dining tables and chairs to sofas, desks, lamps, paintings, and maps, with many pieces in great shape or readily refinished. Customers praise the high quality, reasonable prices, and welcoming staff who go the extra mile.

Cleopatra Ink Tattoo & Piercing Seattle Studio brings a team of skilled tattoo artists to Seattle, turning clients’ ideas into lasting art. Reviewers praise a warm, welcoming atmosphere, attentive artists, and impressive attention to detail—from cover-ups to portraits. The shop at 1523 6th Ave offers comfortable, patient experiences, multiple artists, and fair pricing, delivering memorable ink.

Spacebase Gift Shop at the Space Needle offers a wide range of souvenirs, toys, magnets, cups, caps, and sweaters in a compact setting. A handy stop to browse while waiting for the elevator, it features clean restrooms and a cashless checkout. Visitors praise its variety—nearly every souvenir imaginable—and the nearby Folklife Festival vibe, making it a popular Seattle stop.