Great service! Great selection. Come and buy things. Super easy to find also. Great selectionread more

Great selection and prices for t shirts and souvenirs. Staff was friendly. They also had a section…read morefor custom made shirts.

I simply loathe souvenir stores…read more But I bought things here and I didn't balk at the price. So that has to count for something. You can find most of what you want (though never anything you need) here Lots of stuff. If this is your jam it's probably your choice

Bus Driver's, Tour Driver's Charter Driver's Motorcoach Operators, Tour Guide's, Student Visitor's,…read moreKids and Parents hear me and hear me well! If you are looking for fair priced souvenirs Abe's Gifts is the place to shop. ( yeah, I know the titles are the same but it depends on what kind of charter we're on) Driver's there are plenty of bus parking right along the side walk next to his business. There are wall to wall souvenirs for your memories to Washington D.C. including kid toys. I'm not going to wave on and on about what's inside go see for yourself. Like I told my students "Don't let your eyes overload your wallet ". With his prices, you will walk outta there with unique souvenirs for everyone you know and love and even more for yourself. Oh yeah, his drinks are cold and goes down just right on hot days like today! I recommend Abe's because Tour Groups as well as the Charter Driver are on a strict schedule. As a driver, we can only drive 10hrs a day and the many groups we charter desire we drive the entire 10 hours. If I was a passenger, I would want the same seeing that they rent the bus for the entire drivers 10 hours. If I can elevate a stop AND keep them happy that warms my heart AND I can get to the Hotel on time, in bed so I can rest my nerves. Now speaking as a Professional Tour Driver, it's VERY important that our passengers are happy because if they aren't WE get stressed because they start to complain about every little thing we do. Majority of the time, the passengers ask for our OPINION for the best places to eat AND shop. AS a tourist myself, I want the best bang for my buck when it comes to spending my money in ANY capacity. As the driver, I NEED a great spot to let them off AND shop/look around if I can. I am always the last to exit the bus BUT expected to be back on the bus when RHEY are ready to leave. No one likes to be kept waiting. Time is VERY important for us all, I/we can't afford to waste time in lines. On my FIRST visit to ABES on the request of the Tour Guide, I was able to find GIFTS for myself and loved ones without paying for over priced unique gifts. Up to date, 90 percent of my gifts for myself have been magnets and shot glasses. I'm not spending another dime on them being that I've later saw the same glasses and magnets I could buy the same magnets at a truck stop and CHEAPER. I don't buy my family many souvenirs because they chunk them in a drawer or regift them at Christmas. As I mention in majority of my reviews, I'm watching EVERY penny I spend and not be a frivolous spender. Talk to you later on my next review!!

This is a great gift shop and it was near our hotel in Washington, DC. Also a great place to seek…read morerefuge from the cold winter conditions. I picked up an informative and well- illustrated book (and easy to understand map) as I was about to check out the monuments on the national mall. It provided a brief description and history of each. Lots of options in this Gift Shop.t

This has been here for years. It is a great source for souvenirs and gifts. Some of the items are a…read morebit pricey but most items have a better quality than what you might find at a cheaper store. If you are touring the White House, you can purchase a few items inside. Visit this store after your tour to avoid carrying extra items. There is a photo opportunity right around the corner from the store. You can take a photo at the podium or sitting at the presidential desk. Pictures are free is you show your receipt ($50 or more) or ) $10 if you don't have a receipt.

I still had some time to wait for my flight at Reagan Airport after my late lunch/shopping. I…read moreneeded a soda and also needed some halls because I felt a tickle in my throat. There was a Hudson near my gate. The place is full of reading material, snacks and drinks. I got a coke and some halls, paid and was on my way. Service was quick and there were a lot of customers coming and going. No complaints here!

Plain and simple, this is a little convenience store located in the airport and we stopped in real…read morequick to get some water before our flight. It was fully stocked. There was no line & we were in and out - mission accomplished!

Little gift shop with what you'd expect to find. T-shirts,…read morepens, glasses, mugs and bags. Personally I'd not buy anything now. However, when my daughter was in grade school we stopped in and she bought some trinkets like pens, pencils, pins and magnets. The employees are efficient and nice. Definitely a place for kids on school tours to hit up.

Every time I go on lobby trip to D.C., I buy items at the gift shop. The selections are many, plus…read moreI feel patriotic buying there. I have even placed orders by phone from California. Plan on visiting again next year.

There are lots of nice items for kids and adults. If you want a special treat for yourself or a…read moreunique gift, stop by and browse.

This gift shop covers three levels, the main level, the upper level, and the escalator to the lower…read morelevel. It is quite modern and has an extensive collection of Momentos for the Air & Space Museum, as well as informational booklets, cool books, clothing, and other Momentos based on Washington DC. It's definitely worth a visit to pick up an item to remember your visit. We were assisted by Oyiniola who was exceptional, knowledgeable and outwardly friendly and nice. A++

My favorite holiday market in DC, I love coming here every year! This market has grown over the…read moreyears with 50+ artisan vendors and more hot food and boozy vendors! There are lots of hand-made craft and unique gift items (ramen stall, truffle stall, cat & dog stalls, as well as plenty of jewelry, chocolate, candle, toys, ornament, and crafts stalls). I bought a Ramen bowl from Japan for hubby, Truffle butter @ Truffist, and dark chocolate Oreos (the dark chocolate pretzels aren't that good) @Capital City Jar, kudos for being a long-time vendor! I also got an overpriced $40 onesie @SOL, the material was very soft and made in the U.S. In terms of the hot chocolate stalls, the Truffle stall and the S'mores N More are my favorite. The Marshmallows are gigantic and should have mixed them in! I got a pack of 6 marshmallows and picked out the flavors - Rainbow, Cookies and Cream, and Toffee Marshmallows. The Racklette sandwich was delicious - you must try it! It was so fascinating to watch the melty swiss cheese get scooped off the big truckle cheese wheel and sandwiches into a soft baguette roll. The Churros with Dulce Leche filling are a must - I always get the every year! Kudos for being a long-time vendor! The Dirty Habit Chalet boozy is a bit gimmicky. I paid $17 for Whiskey and Cider, I wish it was served warm and the service was lukewarm. The air-fried Gnocchi from Carmine's was a complete miss and a total disappointment. The Gnocchi lacked the crispy edges and pillowy soft juicy center. The texture was completely off from the air fryer. Excited to go back next year for some more gifts and delicious goodies and sweet treats!

Since I have moved to the area, each year I tell myself that I am going to stop at the Holiday…read moreMarket. And each year I always end up bypassing it because after a long day at work, the last thing I want to do is be jammed in with a bunch of other people going from booth to booth. I finally took the time to visit here and probably picked one of the worst times to visit, during a hockey game. With the influx of people coming into the area for the game and the arena right there, it made navigating to and through a nightmare. The downside here, and it is probably the only downside, are the amounts of other people. They will do one of two things. One, forget about their awareness to where they are. By this I mean that they will forget they are not the only person here at the holiday market. Two, the other people will either push you along, or walk at a glacial pace. Jamming up crosswalks and entrances to the main area. Two things you cannot control and you just have to go with the flow here. I will say it is lively and welcoming. Once you do make it into the stall area you will have to take your time to sift through what there is to offer. From gifts to food, you can find it all here. Live music is a usual draw as well which lends to the magical feel that you are in the middle of a DC street and don't have to worry about a thing. All of the vendors are local, so this is a big shop small venue. Offering you everything you can think of as a gift for a special somebody. Definitely worth a look around the holiday season.

Quick take: lively vibe…read more This is a great spot to visit on the weekend. Walked King Street and wandered into this souvenir shop. I bought a few magnets and a t shirt. Reasonably priced souvenirs.

It looks like there are a lot of kitschy souvenir options if you're looking for a Knick knack to…read morecommemorate your visit to Old Town. It smelled overwhelmingly like smoke when we walked in though, so we didn't stay long. I'd rather go to a different of the many souvenir shops in the area that don't smell like smoke inside.