I adore this shop. It's always so cute and filled with the best treasures. I find things for…read moremyself, my husband, my family, my house, my nieces and nephews, my dog! Everyone benefits from this store. I love their stationary section, they have the best baskets! And their seasonal decor is truly the best! Plus the ladies that work here are just the cutest!!!

What a lovely store! Stumbled upon In Watermelon Sugar while walking around Hampden one afternoon…read more If not you're careful, you could walk out with several candles, skincare products, a blanket, keychains, and so much more. A perfect place to buy gifts or treat yourself to something special. Look forward to returning.

A leisure walk in Fells Point down S. Bond, Su Casa's storefront welcomes to a bright open space…read moreand greetings from staff. Everything housewares, textiles, ceramics, and furnitures - the various sections of the floor filled with options from host gifts, staging your guest/beach house, and more. Seasonal displays rotate. I appreciate the support of crafts available from local vendors and artists. Su Casa has multiple locations in Maryland. Sign up for their warehouse events and community connections. I am looking forward to visiting the EC new flagship.

If you're looking for a store to browse in, I definitely recommend Su Casa. My grandma and I…read morevisited earlier today to window shop, and the home decor pieces were very eclectic yet beautifully arranged. I had to take a few photos of varied ideas I want to test out in my new place. Ms. Dawn, one of the store employees, was extremely charming and very helpful--even giving us an inside scoop of "must try" bakeries in the area as my grandma and I were craving a sweet treat. Though I didn't purchase anything today, the items are a pretty penny, I would definitely consider coming back again if not only to bask in the aesthetics of the store.

So this place was pretty cool, but really didn't have what I was looking for. If you have a lot of…read morespace for furniture, are doing a big home project, or are into furniture refurb, I would definitely recommend Second Chance. Unfortunately I don't fit into any of those categories. Also, it's annoying there are so many faux plants in there and none are for sale. What's the point?

I was condescended to, bullied and threatened here today by a sales person and it was so shocking I…read moredon't know what to say. This dude was so instantly nasty to me, dismissive, condescending, just awful. I literally don't even know what I did wrong but try and buy a stack of books and try to get a discount cos I was buying a whole stack! Never ever before met a rude person here in the twenty years I've been coming (since before ravens stadium was built and they were across the street). I've bought thousands of dollars worth of appliances here (2 $500 stoves, a $1000 fridge, two dishwashers, and two washers and dryers), not to mention hundreds upon hundreds worth of lumber, trim, windows, doors, miscellaneous hardware, etc. I bought 400 dollars worth of upholstery cloth one time alone. I come in, I don't mess around, I know what I need and I am a friendly nice customer. (Because they use your phone number when you buy, also? they should be able to SEE this). I was buying BOOKS. Books are not their main business (and to be honest their prices are so out of scale it's crazy compared to thrifts--10 dollars each for a used hard over cover book from the 80s? I think there was one vintage item or two--I collect golden book kids encyclopedias) In the past they've basically tried to GIVE me books I wanted to buy! I wasn't buying anything from the "special glass cases. I asked Josh what they could do for me on these 20 books that I promise no one wants. (I promise). I picked up so many cos I have always been given a little break on stuff here! It's literally the way I thought they do business!!!! Nope. Not a single red cent. Off ANY book EXCEPT one they wanted 20 dollars for that didn't cost 20 new! (No it was not old or vintage!) I had 100 bucks of books in my cart he couldn't do 80? He wouldn't even discuss it and when I was frankly totally taken aback by this since it's so counter to EVERY EXPERIENCE IVE HAD THERE FOR OVER 20 YEARS--he threatened to call security on me!? For trying to bargain?????? These were all crap books. I want them for myself and to show my husband AND I make art from them. I'd have paid literally 10 for every set of four of these books at thrift. They wanted 10 and 15 dollars EACH. It wasn't just he wouldn't deal at all on price. He treated me like a criminal for no reason at all. He had his hand on his walkie talkie and when I kind of laughed just thinking he was driving a bargain he said he was going to call security on me!!!! He did this because I had the temerity to say "come on, not any discount at all? I'm buying in bulk!" And I mentioned I've never had them not come down on price on anything ever! I am a short, friendly 53 year old mom. fyi. What the living heck is going on with this place? It was SUCH an unpleasant and weird experience. I feel horrible. I will take my business to loading dock.

First time I had a bad meal here. My pizza had no taste and my fries were cold when they arrived at…read morethe table. My wife's Brussels sprouts appetizer was drowned in hot sauce and inedible and her main course was pretty bland. Pretty disappointing as the service was good and it's a great location.

Such a beautiful shop, love going there for gifts for loved ones. I can always find something that…read moremy friends and family will love. Highly recommend!

I. Love. Bazaar. From skulls to old mug shots, candles to vintage prescriptions, tooth jewelry to…read moretarot cards! Toad purses! Oh my! It is always a treasure hunt in here and it's AMAZING. It's such a good time to poke around here and see what you can find and bring home and make your space just a little more bazar and yourself!

Bazaar is a curio shop just off the Avenue in Hampden. Having lived in the neighborhood for five…read moreyears, I must have walked past Bazaar hundreds of times, but I'd never stopped in until last weekend when I visited with a friend. They have a little window on the outside of the shop, and it gives you a really good idea of what they sell: odd trinkets, preserved animal specimens, historical items (like old prescriptions and medical devices), quirky jewelry, and much more. It's possible to find some crazy, fun, strange items at Bazaar. It's worth stopping into just to explore.

Cute new little shop in Lake Falls Village. Lots of candles, throw pillows, and small home décor…read moreitems, prices seem very reasonable. A bit preppy/feminine for my taste but a great little addition to the Mt. Washington & Roland Park neighborhoods. This would be a great place to stop for a quick hostess gift while avoiding the mall.

From the owner: Welcome to Stony Run Home, Baltimore's newest and most unique home furnishings store! Stony Run…read moreHome is owned by Lauri & Patrick FitzGerald, who have more than 15 years experience in interior and exterior design, residential remodeling, and interior furnishings. Fun, upholstered and antique furniture, unique lighting and original, local art complement Lauri FitzGerald's comfortable interiors and light and airy color schemes. You can find everything from the contemporary to traditional, antique to brand new, as well as "green" décor items

This store has so much for your home! It's an upscale version of TJ Maxx and Homegoods, with…read moremerchandise organized well, stocked fully, and thoughtfully plannogrammed. The interior is clean and spacious. There's SO much to buy, stuff you've never even thought you'd need, like a Christmas tree shaped beverage dispenser. Their stuff is high quality, long-lasting, and premium. We bought $8 pasta and $10 pasta sauce to splurge and got a free ornament. The customer service is superb! They must treat their employees well, as all the staff seemed excited, happy, engaged, outgoing, and smiley.

This store is the devil. I've been wanting to go since they first opened, but also avoiding going…read morebecause I'm not exactly rolling in money, ya know? I had a feeling that there would be a lot of things that would catch my eye and I was right, but we were good and stayed on mission. A friend was having a Halloween party and I wanted to bring an on-theme food item. World Market had the coolest pumpkin shaped noodles, so I made macaroni salad. The noodles were flavored and multicolored and the macaroni salad seemed to be a hit. We also could not resist these weird spongy blue sour egg shaped candies because Jeremy loves blue Raspberry anything. He's been trying to get me to try one ever since because it's a texture sensation, but not necessarily in a good way. But we love to share experiences and make fun of the bad ones, so I may relent at some point. We signed up for their loyalty program and received an instant discount. And there's already a coupon waiting for me in my email box. That'll come in handy when we return to buy a bunch of unusual international snacks for Jeremy's little brother's upcoming birthday.