Hung out on the waterfront after returning from our Tillicum Village Cruise (I highly recommend). I've been in the shop before during my college days but this was the first visit for my family. The mummy was still in the shop! His location has moved to the right rear of the shop this time but lots to see and buy... More

This store was cool! everything is from the older times and there are working machines all over the store. its a neat store, like a museum mixed with an antique store that melded with a gaudy souvenir store.... I LOVED IT! More

This is a place that can be so crowded during the summer tourist season, when the tour buses pull-up it is not worth trying to even open the door. Especially if it's a rainy day. Try going during the off-season or at odd hours to beat the crowds, to have a chance to see the mummies, three headed cow and... More

Yes, there are some weird things here that are fun to see and take about 5 min in & out. As we walked in, because the guy at the door was a complete jerk and didn't like my moms purse he kicked her out and said purses like hers can't come in. Not kidding!! The staff don't talk to you... More

We have been going to Seattle for years, and somehow had missed this gem. You really must see it to believe it! It is simply the most fun you have ever had in a shop! It is chock full of shrunken heads, fortune telling machines, two headed stuffed sheep, vampire protection kits, and a whole bunch of stuff your kids... More

Located on the pier, very touristy. However, we like to swing in every now and then because the girls like to look at all the weird stuff they have. We have never actually bought anything from here, but they have plenty to look at. It is almost like Ripley's Believe it or not museum, just on a much smaller scale.... More

I went here after the Argosy sound cruise, because the host recommended it. It was very crowded, but we spend a good 25 minutes looking through all the stuff. I hope it's obvious there is a ton of fake junk, but it's really entertaining, and fun. I took a few photos, and bought post cards. You can get some neat,... More

It's more a store than a museum. Fun shopping with gag gifts, souvenirs and really quirky things collected by the owner. Our favorites were the flattened walrus face, the narwaal tusk and the real vampire kit. We stopped here on our walk from Pike's Place to the Underground Tour (do it!). After the tour we went up in Smith Tower... More

Just your average tourist shop..... I was excepting so much more. Really just a place for Tee shirts postcards and your occasional gag gift. But nothing special. Sorry. More