Seattle Furniture Restorations

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.

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.

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.

Located at 80 Yesler Way in Seattle's Pioneer Square, Bacovino Winery blends a liquor store, wine bar, and event venue with wines from Washington grapes. Guests enjoy wine flights and tastings guided by knowledgeable staff, in a relaxing, art-filled space with a water view. The new tasting room offers comfortable seating and a growing wine club.

Dark Horse Tattoo, located at 212 Alaskan Way S Unit 14 in Seattle, is praised for a clean facility and skilled artists like Sasha King, Chris, and Gabe who deliver detailed, memorable tattoos. Reviews highlight friendly staff, thoughtful design discussions, and a nostalgic, cool shop vibe that makes visiting a reliable choice for quality body art.

Arundel Books is a welcoming Seattle independent bookstore housed in a beaux-arts building at 322 1st Ave S. Its shelves blend new and used titles, from best sellers to local classics, with a focus on Seattle-area reads. Visitors praise the bright, refined space, the adaptive reuse of a historic structure, and staff noted for kindness and knowledge, making browsing feel like visiting a cherished library.