Neat little shop in the heart of Leaonardtown with everything from 90s toys, games, glassware,…read moreinternational items, like porcelain Egyptian cats and elegant Asian vases... to 80s clothing, comic books and even a witchy section with tarot cards and sage... The only cons: some items are very high-priced... and the layout of the shop is quite small and gets crowded... All-and-all a neat little place... but would hope to see new items and more of a selection if I were to go back...

Worth a stop! Nice folks, a good selection of unique items priced reasonably, and very attentive…read morestaff. Two thumbs up!

Absolutely love this place with all of the fantastic treasures inside…read more Not only are the paintings, crystal, plates,and furniture wonderful but you will find a welcoming staff at Two Guys. Bill, Mary and Nancy are so friendly and helpful. Stop by and say hello. You won't be sorry. I have frequented their store twice this week and I am so happy to have found them! Mary's flowers are so beautiful too.

This place is stocked head to toe with antiques. It's actually bigger than it looks from the…read moreoutside. They have one room that's just vintage clothing & sometimes you'll come across a super rare first edition book. Staff is also really helpful and friendly

Sherry's Little Shop is a very interesting place that is part of a bigger complex. This is…read morebasically a consignment shop and you really have to dig through the items to find a treasure or an item you have been looking for. I can't describe what is offered here as I am sure it varies over time. It is just a mix of items that most people would think were trash or items that should be donated. The items available to browse may take you a minute to get through, but it is worth the time to take to find that little something. However, I was out for a specific items and didn't find what I wanted while I was here, but I do see myself coming back when the time allows.

Love this little shop! Always a fresh new layout with different merchandise everytime I go. From…read morethe unique to the everyday, kids items, jewelry, gift ideas and much more!! Even the bag your items get placed in after purchase is adorable. Go see what this little shop has to offer now that the holidays are fast approaching.

This is a cool concept, the girls that run the shop take old stuff and repurpose it. I love their…read morestyle!! I got a few things but some others were a little pricey. I know it takes a ton of work to take a curb side piece in to a work of art and if it is made in the USA and it is saved from the junk yard I will pay a few extra bucks.

I walk in with my son, no other customers presents and two elderly women employees at the register,…read moreupon entrance no greeting. I say "Hi" to them nothing. As I walk around with my son, another elderly woman employee is walking in the back area, also no greeting. Now I approach one of the only two clothing racks they have for men and she makes sure to come over and still never greets me, but I guess she had to make sure someone of my ethnicity wasn't going to try to steal something. As I get my son to walk out, a person of the "right complexion" walks in and what do you know, greeted properly by the woman making sure I wasn't taking anything. Unbelievable!

Tried to go there today and it looked like there'd been some damage to the front - wasn't sure if…read moreit was construction. However, the door was open so I tried to walk in. There was no sign saying it was closed. I can't describe how rude the person was at the front. She said she we are obviously closed. Ok? How would I have known that? It's too bad because they are a charity but I won't be back.

Just had a great little shopping moment at Ella-Rue, a consignment boutique in DC that's definitely…read moreworth knowing about if you're into designer pieces without the full-price guilt trip. The edit is solid -- everything from Hermes (yes, I spotted a pair of immaculate riding boots, sadly not my size) to The Row, Prada, Chanel... even some more accessible gems from brands like Mansur Gavriel. I lucked out and found a pair of Prada Monolith loafers that are still available in-store at full price -- except mine were half the cost and looked like they'd maybe been worn once. Maybe. Such a good score, plus I got to support a small business, which always feels better than buying direct from some corporate mega-retailer. And shout out to Julia, who works there -- she was fantastic. Super helpful, super knowledgeable, and when the right shoe went missing (yes, really), she helped me tear the place apart to find it. I had almost given up, but then I spotted a Prada box... and there it was. Victory. All in all: great range, well-curated, and the kind of place where you just might walk out with a designer piece you didn't even know you needed. Definitely one to add to your DC shopping circuit.

This review is way overdue, but I cannot recommend Ella Rue enough. Back in early April I had an…read moreupcoming wedding and nothing to wear for it, and stopped in with my husband. Not only was the staff lovely and welcoming - the glass of wine offered was such a nice touch - they were incredibly helpful as well in finding me a gorgeous red Armani dress at a fantastic price. It only gets better! One of the employees (Krista) noticed that there was a small fix that needed to be done on the shoulder. Before I could even blink she had a seamstress in from a local shop, who came and got the dress to repair on their dime. I honestly didn't notice the issue until Krista pointed it out, she's got an eagle eye. Krista was amazing at coordinating the dress pickup a few days later. I couldn't get out of calls from work so she got the dress delivered to me! I cannot get over how amazing they are, and will ALWAYS recommend Ella Rue. Consider me a customer for life!

PLEASE NOTE: I was in the store and saw the customer on the stairs right after she tripped... I…read morethink she was more embarrassed than anything - and mentioned she wasn't watching very closely. *They now have banisters on both sides of the staircase! This is a fabulous place to shop! Not only do they have a tremendous amount of clothes, purses, and jewelry, the children's items downstairs are adorable! And to top it off, go next door and check out the beautiful furniture. It's almost impossible to leave without finding something to love.

Best consignment shop near Annapolis!!! I love how the clothes, purses and accessories are…read moreorganized. They have great brands and reasonable prices. The home decor section is so neat how they organize it as if you're walking through someone's home. The store is neat and tidy and the cashiers are very friendly. One area is hotter than the rest of the store in the summer because it is in a sunroom type area. It's still worth looking through the great clothes there and sale items.

Jane is knowledgeable and engaging about her inventory. In addition to antique furniture, she…read morecarries some locally made (shelf-stable) food products and art works. This would be a great place to do your holiday shopping!

We found them online and decided to stop by and check them out. Info online showed they were open…read more They weren't actually open. On a weekend.

Fun clothing store with some great options! Its definitely worth checking out for one's selfread more

From the owner: Coco Libre is an earth-friendly and socially conscious boutique, launched in October 2013. The…read morephysical shop is located in the heart of the Hyattsville Arts District in Maryland, 2 miles from the DC city line. We are fans of vintage clothing, not only because the pieces are unique, but because it is environmentally responsible. Vintage is recycling! Every vintage piece you buy is being saved from a landfill. With an average of 11.8 million tons of clothing per year getting thrown away, you can rest easy knowing you won't be making a 68 pound contribution to that number like the average American does. Coco Libre also believes in fair trade. These items can be anything from tea and coffee to earrings and bracelets. Fair trade simply means that the producers of the goods, who mostly live in developing countries, are justly compensated for their products. They are able to make a living wage from their work.

Cute shop in the middle peninsula, full of coastal and beach decor, souvenirs, and gifts - along…read morewith some vintage items and a few vendors with antiques pieces. Most of the prices I saw were reasonable but some a bit high. Left empty handed today, but my bro found a cool old camera! Lots of teacups in the front right, last booth!

Such a great antique and consignment shop. The inventory is high quality, well priced, and…read moreconstantly changing -- and the owners are fantastic. I always find something I just have to have. If you're anywhere near Mathews, do yourself a favor and check out etc!