Fireworks Gallery

Love browsing here. Just when I think how predictable stuff can be, I see something clever and or unique.
Takes a lot of willpower to not buy something from this store because there’s always a little use for it, but I’ve done without it up until now!
Great place to shop for a gift too. I would imagine you’d find something for everyone, even for the person who has everything!
Things are nicely categorized, and lighting is bright. I like the clean shelves and every corner presents some little surprise!

Fireworks is one of those stores that has everything I want but not a single thing that I need. I could spend hours in there just browsing through their interesting products (and in fact I have a few times, especially at their Sea-​Tac Airport location when waiting for a flight). Their Bellevue Square location, however, puts all others to shame. It is HUGE and so nicely laid out. And they really do have everything — from kitschy gag gifts to beautiful hand-​crafted jewelry to books, clothing, purses, cookbooks, home décor, baby gifts… I’m getting exhausted just trying to remember it all. This is just a FUN place to visit! And I dare you not to find something you can’t live without!

Solid 3.5; you can stroll around here for an hour looking at all the knick knacks here.
Home and kitchen stuff, luggage, bags, fun stuff, men’s belts, books, gag gifts, the list is endless.
Located ground level, a few stores from Aldo.
Definite repeat for me.
Friendly service too.
You can also order online too.

This is where I always look for (and most likely pick up) gifts for my friends. They have a smörgåsbord of random items peppered throughout the store. Most of them are fun and quirky and some items are specific to the Seattle area (like Theo Chocolate). I could easily spend hours here going through all their stuff. And the staff is very helpful, too.

Any time I am in need of a unique, offbeat gift, Fireworks Gallery is my destination and I am rarely disappointed. If you need the latest trend themed item; mustaches, bacon, owls, cats, dog shaming — they’ve got it, and more! Books, trinkets, kitchen gadgets, cards, baby gifts, holiday items, and techy things. It’s all here (: Need a calculator made of chocolate? Post it notes that look like salami? Those earbuds shaped like hedgehogs that you have been searching high and low for, yep, they’ve got that too! The store is really crowded during peak shopping times, plan accordingly if you are in a rush.

This store is so incredibly cute and amaginative! I have to be honest though, sometimes I will go in to get a great idea and then go somewhere else to create the idea for a much lower price.

I somehow always stop by this store because they have a lot of interesting specialty gifts. It’s easier to find your ideal gift here. The prices are little higher but I feel it’s fair since they provide very specialty items. If you are in the mall, and have time, you should always check this store especially if you plan a trip somewhere and need to find a quality gift ideas.

Nice place to check out. A bit on the pricier end, but cute — you’ll find yourself smiling at the items they have. I especially enjoyed the seatbelt bags (which looked really good)!

This store really scratches my itch when I need to just go SHOPPING and look at STUFF! There is always a ton of interesting, pretty, clever, cute (pick some more adjectives!) stuff in here — books, clothing, jewelry (I’ve noticed they carry Dogeared items), cooking gadgets, cards, etc. They also add seasonal items like AMAZING hats around Halloween (WICKED!) and Easter items at Easter etc. Whenever I step in here, there’s always something new I see and something fun to marvel at – and, sometimes, something just so wonderful I have an impulse buy!
This is definitely a great store to find a clever/​fun gift for a friend that’s maybe just a bit higher quality than items in Fuego on the other side of the mall (maybe grown-​up quirkiness is a good way to put it!). A super fun place for shopping!

Inspiration. Beauty. Humor. All of these describe the amazing store/​gallery that is Fireworks.
How in the world have I forgotten to review one of my favorite places on the eastside? Some things will just remain mysteries, I suppose.
This is where I go when I need to breathe, or when I need to be filled with awe of others’ creativity. From the clever and inspirational Brian Andreas prints to the delicate necklaces, there is so much to love here. Around the holidays, the back end is filled with ornaments of every variety, as well as beautiful menorahs.
Take a break from the everyday shopping and try Fireworks.

Coolest store. I wish I could just fill my house full of shit from this place

I was in the store last week and saw the cutest bike bell. I knew I could get it for cheaper online, but wanting some instant gratification I decided to go back and buy it.
For as cute as this store is, you’d think the sales staff would be super interested to show their customers around, talk about the products, etc, — but they are not. They are perfectly content to stand around (or behind) the counter talking to each other.
I tried looking for the bell, but after I couldn’t find it, I decided to ask. The sales people weren’t in their «normal» area behind the counter, so I had to track one down. Luckily I could spot them because they were all standing together near the cash register area.
I asked about the bell, and all the while knowing I was going to overpay, but I really, REALLY wanted it. The girl asked me what it looked like. Then she asked me where I saw it… Really?!
She couldn’t find the bell, so she told me to go online and buy it and gave me the company name. Wow.
*sigh* Still wanting to leave with a purchase I decided to get something else.
I went to the cashier where she starts tearing the price stickers off my purchase (in the process ripping off the back of the packaging). I asked her not to rip off any more of the tags, and she kept ripping and said «Sorry, store policy.»
Is that because they’re hoping when customers see the same merchandise cheaper somewhere else that they’ll forget what they paid at Fireworks? Hmm…
Anyway, I’d like to say that this was a one time experience, but I’ve been here several times and the staff is always the same, not interested in customers.
Truthfully, you can buy all the stuff they sell here cheaper online and it won’t arrive damaged and with stickers torn off.

I know Fireworks is a bit of a chain… I get it… but, it really doesn’t take away from how eclectic, quirky, cute and artsy this shop is… Anytime I need a gift that’s a little different, or in need of something special that one may not find in any old shop, I pop into Fireworks and my job is done.

I’m initially from Montréal, where there is an abundance of eclectic, avante garde and artsy boutiques, and once I moved to the Pacific Northwest, I really missed those kinds of stores. A lot. And then I found Fireworks. Thank goodness! I’ve been to all their stores in the Seattle area, and I have never failed to find the perfect gift for anyone — including myself! Not only is the merchandise innovative and varied, but the staff is knowlegeable and friendly, and I’ve never had a problem returning or exchanging gifts. I love this store!

Sadly, only 7 months later, my wallet is not holding up very well =o (

My wife fell in love with Fireworks Gallery. On her previous trips to Seattle, she’d bought a few paper lanterns at their SeaTac airport location and the rest was history.
Their awesome lanterns are definitely one of a kind. Packaged in a flat envelope and manually assembled with easy to use instructions, once you put it all together it’s like you’ve time warped into Star Trek’s deep space nine or the sixties depending on how your mood fits…
This store came complete with crazy themed series and night lights, a gag rack and other unique items for guys and gals. The little ones loved this place and so did I!
They had an assortment of finger rings, books, cook books my fav, chocolate treats, talking pens and lots more… I’m a fan…

This is pretty much my favorite store on Earth, aside from the fact that I can’t really afford anything in it, hence the 4 stars.
But if you’re looking for an awesome gift that is unique and will appeal to someone’s individuality, this place is the best!!!

I’m a focused shopper when I’m home in London but on holiday, I turn into a bit of a window-​shopper. Bellevue Square Mall provided a variety of shops to just drift in and out of.
Fireworks proved an interesting shop with a variety of goods. I was initially drawn in by the interesting hanging lamps in the window display. Once inside the store, I found an amazing variety of merchandise to jewelry to kitchen gadgets. Some of these, such as The Ex Voodoo Knife Block made me chuckle.
I was intending to buy some stuff as little gifts but the prices meant that I eventually left empty handed. However, I did have a fun time looking round the shop and if you’re feeling a bit richer than I did that day, some of the stuff is quite original

For what is sold in here, I’m amazed. But that’s not why I’m giving it 5 stars. I’m giving it 5 stars because the customer service here is amazing. That made all the difference.
I only bought a book; my mother bought a bracelet. The same woman rung us out. She was extremely well-​mannered, almost to the point where you think «stop being so polite».
That aside, come here to find that interesting gift you can seldom find anywhere else. It’s unique, artsy, and fun. I never thought I’d like a store like this, but I definitely do.

I love this store! It’s the best place to waste time while you are waiting for people. They have so many random books and trinkets. If you needed to buy a present I’m sure there is something for everyone.
They also have some really fun jewelry and artsy type stuff for your home. Definitely original. I just love stores like this and if I didn’t live in a place the size of a box I know I would buy sooo many things from here.