Both stores are hidden gems ! (hidden only because they are off the beaten shopping path - gems…read morebecause they are the Nordstrom of re-sale consignment shopping). The Columbia store is a haven. From the minute you walk in the door, you are transformed into a space filled with beautiful surroundings and all the smells and comfort of a lovely home. The staff are all true professionals, offering a sincere welcome and happy to help if needed. They are knowledgeable about design and their products. What more could you ask for? The Jarrettsville store is a shopping mecca offering a variety of unique design tastes. Recommend you walk through the first time to try and take it all in...then go back through to see all the great things you missed the first time. *Don't forget to head upstairs and visit the cottage too! Once again, staff and the owner will go out of their way to "help" if you need anything. You will find nothing quality furniture and decor here. Take a family member or friend with you...make an afternoon of it. You will not be disappointed with either store.

Always a great selection and variety of new and consigned home decor and furniture! I always stop…read morein when I'm in Columbia and walk out with something!

One of my favorite home stores in Columbia. I love how consistently clean the store is. The staff…read moreis very helpful too. They always answer my questions and lend a hand when I need help bringing things to my car. They are constantly restocking items and bringing in the newest collections. The prices are great as well. I'm always comparing with other stores, and they offer the best value for the quality. I would definitely recommend this place. One downside is that since many items don't come in boxes, they're not ideal for gifts.

This is another in the T.J.Maxx and Marshall's enterprises. This one has a bit more of a…read moreself-service cafeteria style ambience. I found a wonderful outdoor table and chairs set that I did not see at the other T.J.Maxx stores. I shopped at the store in Delaware; I think there are Home Sense locations in northern Virginia and New Jersey

Love this store. You name it for a hobby, other than 'planes, trains, and automobiles', Hobby…read moreLobby probably has it. Stopped in for some Red, White, and Blue for the 4th July celebrations and parties.

I try to be early getting my Christmas decorations and while this was my first time in hobby lobby…read moreI was quite surprised. I always wanted to experience a store that had Christian decor that I could hang in my home. So excited that I found that in hobby lobby. I found a lot of good finds and they're also having a sale on Christmas decorations so I can't wait to return. The service was great everyone was polite and willing to assist

I thought I was going to spend lots of money to repair my grandfather clock, then the store staff,…read moretook out the clock and replace the battery. It costed me less than 5 bucks, he also showed me how to take out the clock and replace battery.

The gentlemen are very knowledgeable and welcoming. They fixed the clock that my father had made…read moreand I couldn't be happier.

Never had a bad experience. Always has what I need and want! Service is excellent!…read more Stores exceptionally clean. Many new products to introduce! I'm on crutches right now, and they are super helpful! Decent ad's! Local access. I love Holly Lobby!!!! Cherrie

Hobby Lobby always has a great selection certain items are a bit pricy (check around). The puzzles…read moreare usually pretty good especially when on sale. Hobby Lobby needs be get with modern technology and accept Apple Pay, otherwise it's good shopping here.

I've bought mainly from their coffee sections, snacks, and bathroom decor. They have a decent…read morevariety of items and I especially enjoy the coffee and clearance section. On a recent visit, I was particularly impressed by a store associate, Keisha, who showed such warm, refreshing, and personable customer service to multiple customers, including myself. At the register, Keisha and I ended up having a passionate discussion about Dubai Chocolate and next thing you know I'm leaving the store with Dubai chocolate! (by ForEva chocolate). And the chocolate was excellent. Moments like this is what makes shopping interesting and fun. Thanks Keisha! Parking is easy! Overall, I'd recommend!

Review for HomeGoods - Laurel, MD (August 25, 2025, 12:30 PM)…read more My experience at the Laurel, MD HomeGoods on Monday, August 25th at 12:30 PM was shockingly poor. I was assisted by the Assistant Store Manager, Veda, whose rude, dismissive, and unprofessional behavior was appalling. As a loyal HomeGoods customer who spent $600-$800 at this location the prior week and over $1,000 at nearby locations, I was stunned by the lack of basic courtesy. From the start, Veda offered no greeting and carried an annoyed, impatient attitude. I came in to return four items with a valid receipt, but instead of helping, she immediately looked for reasons to deny my return. She repeatedly stated: "The description is not for these items," and when I asked her to clarify, she refused, saying: "I'm not going to tell you that" and "I don't have to." This is completely unlike any other HomeGoods experience I've had, where employees clearly explain receipt discrepancies and process returns efficiently. When processing the remaining two items, Veda again checked the system and incorrectly claimed one item was not on my receipt. When I corrected her, she responded only with a dismissive "Oh." She even attempted to break open a sealed box to inspect its contents, despite the box clearly being unopened. The entire interaction was unnecessarily hostile, rushed, and unprofessional. I later called another HomeGoods location. The manager there reviewed the department numbers, confirmed the items matched, and processed my return immediately, highlighting the stark contrast in customer service. Before driving 45 minutes, I returned to Laurel to ask Veda for her full name and title. Again, she was dismissive, refusing to provide complete information and saying: "You are the one with the nasty attitude. I do not care how much money you spent at this location." This behavior reflects poorly on both Veda and the store's management. Good customer service requires patience, communication, and a willingness to resolve legitimate issues - all of which were completely absent. I contacted HomeGoods Customer Service the following day; the representative apologized, documented my complaint, and promised a call from store or regional management within 24 - 48 hours. As of September 3, 2025, I have received zero follow-up. It is alarming that this is not an isolated incident; multiple reviews confirm Veda has treated other customers similarly. Laurel HomeGoods management should understand that experiences like this drive away loyal customers. I deserve a formal apology, but I will never return to this location and will actively discourage clients from shopping there. This is a clear reminder that good customer service is not optional - it is essential for maintaining trust, loyalty, and a positive reputation. Buyer beware: I gave Laurel HomeGoods time to address my concerns, but they failed. Check the reviews - Veda is a recurring problem, and management seems unbothered by her behavior.

This is one the largest thrift stores in DMV area. Items are well organized and store is fairly…read moreclean. It's fun to walk around with kids to get my steps in LOL. They have a large selection of books, baby items and clothing in general. Prices are not as cheap as Goodwill, a bit on the high side for thrift items. Service was friendly and parking is easy. It's located next to a wawa and a strip mall and across from the Dutch market, pretty convenient.

Nice big place to search for treasures, however the prices our ridiculous. They dont offer sales…read morelike they use too soooooo i rather go to Marshall's, ross, tj Maxx ​

A fun haven for old school gamers…read more Omnihedral is a game store dedicated to tabletop games such as board games, card games, and pen and paper games. This large store is filled with antique tables and chairs, inviting you to sit down and play one of their hundreds of testable board games. An upstairs area with an even grander table is ideal for hosting D&D sessions. Any time you come to Omnihedral, expect to hear the sounds of rolling dice and cheering players. Omnihedral's large walls are littered with every board game under the sun, including rarer kickstarter games that might not even be available for public commercial purchase. They sell games and accessories, plushies and wearables, little gifts and large pieces of decoration you can take home. They also sell a variety of 3D printed goods. Last year, I purchased a christmas tree ornament of a mimic that I still cherish. If you're looking for something interesting and rare, ask one of the employees and they'll point you to something unique, like a christmas tree dice holder that doubles as a dice tower. Prices are higher than what you'd expect at a brand store such as Walmart or Target, but you get so much more variety to choose from with games and other items you cannot find anywhere else. If you have a passion for games, Omnihedral will feed that passion.

So much to love about omnihedral games. Located behind brewing good coffee and up the steps…read more They're an everything gaming, game library and 3d printing shop. Their vast amount of games are available to play in store or check out for a fee. Paints are available for purchases for Warhammer or table top games. Super friendly and able to get anything gaming related. 3d prints can be discussed with the owners. If anything needs to be customized, they're very knowledge and able to help.

Got a beautiful blonde oak china cabinet and glass door fronted bookcase. They offered delivery,…read moreand both items arrived undamaged and were placed exactly where I wanted them. Two lovely pieces, I admire them every day.

We went furniture shopping at about six stores near home in Annapolis, but with no luck. We found…read moreexactly what we were looking for this afternoon at Fox Run Antiques at Savage Mill. They have an interesting variety of good quality furniture pieces. We were looking for something to blend with some vintage family oak furniture, and found a pair of Ethan Allen end tables that were just the right dimensions. Paul Olson, the owner/dealer, was very nice and helpful. It was a successful trip and we also enjoyed lunch at Rams Head Tavern.