Manse has curated a beautiful store. I found some instant treasures like a handmade in England…read moreporcelain creamer and decadent Sabre pie server. Gorgeous handmade wooden bowls, luxurious and unique serving utensils and vessels, cookbooks, stunning glassware and gifts for the chef, pets, artist and gardener in your life. There's something for everyone here - it felt like a shop I'd find in Middleburg or London. So many fun and inspired items-whether you're looking for the perfect gift or finishing touch for a room, Manse has it! Check out their Georgetown location too, near Compass Coffee on Wisconsin Ave.

Great little spot for curated goods, home decor, barware and more! They have beautiful artisinal…read moregoods from small business and unique items that you won't find anywhere else. The store is tucked away in a little alley but it's certainly a hidden jem- give them your business!!

A sister store to Penny Post, that is packed with awesome items. Products ranging from bath, to…read morekitchen, to food, candles, pillows, handmade items, local artists, books, journals, notepads and so much more. The store stretches to the back and has so much to offer. The perfect spot to find a gift or just pick up something nice for yourself and/or your home. They have a pretty decent section geared towards men as well. The pricing is pretty affordable. It just depends on what you fancy. The staff were helpful, they have baskets around to collect all your goodies for purchase. They had a small sale/clearance section. They also have a cute pet and kiddo section. This store is always in my go to for all my shopping needs.

Came in just to window shop, but of course, I left with a Jellycat, lotion, and soap! This place is…read morefull of charming, high-quality items that are hard to resist. The lotion and soap smell absolutely divine. The store has a warm, inviting vibe and everything is beautifully curated.

Very cool space with an eclectic mix of items from housewares, to candles, to clothing. A great…read moreplace to shop for gifts, or accent pieces for yourself. Or even a place to roam around and browse. The items are distinct and high quality, without gouging or over the top pricing. We ended up with a variety of gifts for family, and a few presents for our home and ourselves. Added benefit the support they provide for the LGBTQ+ community through fundraisers and other contributions.

One of my friends recommended this place as he loves Salt and Stone products. I tried those…read moreproducts at his house so I decided to try them out. Luckily they had some salt and stone body mists and deodorant in stock. Absolutely love it. I have been using La Labo which can get expensive. Salt and Stone products can have the same effect for a cheaper price. The store had various other products as well. Customer service was great. Highly recommend this place at the union market.

Great place to get candy and nice and clean and it's good place and stuff too and niceread more

One of the most beautiful alleys in Washington, D.C. is steeped in history. A historic alley home…read moreto warehouses, stables, workshops, and alley homes, the alley is now Georgetown's Design District with local and national brands and a popular cafe. The cobblestone still paves the alley and many of its buildings have remnants of the past. Can you find the two horse statues on one of its buildings? It's also a great alley to plan spot as airplanes land at nearby National Airport.

Best Antique Shop I've Been To!…read more At a glance it seems like a normal antique shop (with some extra fun, unique pieces) but the owner is really what makes the antique shop so amazing. He lets you take things out of the cases and see how they work and knows the history of so much of the pieces. Thing that you think are nothing end up being some of the coolest pieces once he explain what they are and what the history is. Ask all the questions! We asked him to keep our names in case he ever decides to break up an antique set and let us buy individual pieces and he was such a nice man recommending for us to just look in our local area so we don't have to pay for shipping but I would be happy to! Half of why we wanted the pieces was because of the entire, wonderful experience Frank gave us while we were visiting Georgetown. Highly recommend!

It is out of business. The owner was very gracious on the phone explaining. Even recommended other…read moreshops.

A great old-school flea market with so many good finds. Tucked into georgetown, it's a bit of a…read morehike to get there but it's totally worth it if you are into all things vintage. They have booths/tents set up for really anything you might be looking for.

I was so excited when this Georgetown staple of a flea market (mostly filled with antiques) moved…read morefrom its location on Wisconsin and 35th Streets in Gtown to Clarendon last year. The parking situation in Georgetown is ridiculous already on the weekends, and with a popular flea market to add to that? Chaos, people...chaos. This market is open Sundays year round, (unless weather prevents it) and there is ample free parking at 2100 Clarendon. And more space allows for more vendors, and ergo-- more stuff sold means more stuff to choose from. So whether you are looking for a new place to eat off of (plenty of dining or kitchen tables here) or sit on (tons of chairs) or light to read by (funky old lamps with vintage shades)..this is a great spot to look.

Lots of cute home decor and outdoor/patio items at the Garden Shop. Very reasonably priced unlike…read moresome other home decor shops in Georgetown. Ended up buying a couple ceramic flowers which the shop held for us while we continued to walk around the city for a few hours. This is a great stop for gifts too as there are a lot of small knickknacks.

This store is a total gem right in the heart of Georgetown. They have a great selection of…read morebeautifully curated garden accessories, and the staff is welcoming and super helpful.

I knew I needed to walk in when I saw the adorable cross-stitch pillows! ($98, out of my budget,…read morebut still wonderfully whimsical and quirky) This is a lovely gift shop that's well-curated with kind staff.

Lovely little vintage gift shop on King Street! There are two resident cats that you may see wander…read morethe store. Lowery's Dial shares an address with K Aubrey Flowers and they have themed workshops like flower workshops, Valentine's Day happy hour / card making, etc. The cashier I met was super sweet and a joy to talk to! Items in the store were pretty fairly priced and I loved wandering around and seeing what caught my eye.