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

Frank Milwee is a treasure find. Patient, knowledgeable, and passionate about antiques, he is THE…read moresource for information about the specialty antiques that you want to buy and sell. Frank knows the area; therefore, he can point you to other shops and auction houses that would best suit your needs.

This tiny shop is charming, so tasteful and I call it...."The Hamptons meets The Grand Tour" lol…read more Do stop in and chat with Moki and Jackie, the owners. You will find unique and amazing gifts for others or yourself! Time stops when you are in the shop and you just want to hang out and enjoy the atmosphere. The prices are so reasonable too. The items are ever-changing so if you see something you like, better grab it!

I just got the most fabulous earrings from this gem of a store. The owner made the earrings and I…read morewanted every pair. They are all perfect and very reasonably priced. I am going g to come back and buy one of her beautiful necklaces. This store is filled with treasures. It also has the most hilarious cards. The owner is so friendly. This is a perfect store for a gift for yourself or someone who wants something special.

To state upfront, I haven't purchased anything from this shop so I don't know how the prices…read morecompare. However, as a pedestrian always fascinated by this place, I enjoyed exploring two floors of antiques and art from around the world. The owner was kind enough to tell me the story behind a stained glass piece that belonged to George Washington's family. It's like getting up close to items in a museum!

Incredible space! Hard to find the prices on some of the paintings, but once I have enough money to…read morefind out, I'll be back!!

Highly recommend! I'm from D.C., grew up walking around Georgetown ever since my friends and I were…read morein middle school. It used to be sooooo fun, the streets were lined with eclectic, family owned shops. Christ Child Society Opportunity Shop feels like true, authentic old Georgetown in the best way. The shop is really beautifully curated and designed. I always look forward to going in to see how it will look, as it always looks different and beautiful. I also love that it's a consignment shop for such a good cause, supporting women in Washington, D.C. The staff and volunteers are always really lovely and helpful. Highly recommend!

I've been a customer here for decades. It has been under new management for almost a year and it…read morehas never looked better. Creatuve Director, Sarah, has 30 years of experience and is an award-winning florist. The new manager, Jocelyn, is all about customer service. Op Shop DC is powered by all volunteers! This is one of DC's oldest nonprofits. All proceeds go to local families in need.

Pillar & Post has beautiful pieces that you will not find anywhere else! The customer service is…read morefantastic and knowledgeable about their items. I will definitely go back for more.

Great little place with a nice selection of old and new. Helpful associate ... Bought a few things!read more

I am obsessed with really good lamps. I have far too many lamps to be honest - but can a place…read morereally be too well lit? Really? Anyways, If I had an unlimited budget, I would do most of my lamp shopping here. Okay, so they do sell some great chairs and tables - but they take antique statuary and old metal pieces and make the most fantastic lamps. Also, Allyson, the manager, is super sweet. What's even more exciting is they have a sister store in Palm Beach - which is a tad bit closer for me to visit. Definitely stop by!

From the owner: We specialize in inventory from France, Belgium and Sweden…read more More than half the year the owners live in France and are always searching for furniture, decorative pieces and garden items.

Love this place. So many unique items. Def a small crowded space with lots of fragile stuff so…read moreprepare yourself!

This place wow'd me. First of all, it is the first bazaar type of store that I have ever come…read moreacross in DC. Its a little hidden from 18th Sreet, and I probably would have passed it if I wasn't paying attention. Thr6 have all kinds of stuff, most of the things are hand-made and originate from various countries. There are also several hundred unique orientak rugs which I wanted to check-out more. There is definitely a Persian flare just based on the otomans and many more statues that appear to orinate from Egypt. I bought a hippie stule wind chine for my apartment and it's very cool. There are two levels however I didn't venture up tonthe 2nd level. I would definitely encourage people to come and check it out. Beware of the cats while you're walking around inside.

Eh. A flea market is not quite what I had in mind bc I expected something on a much larger scale…read more Since this place was set up on a corner street block with part of the street sectioned off, the size of the market was quite small. There was about a little over two dozen booths. Some will accept credit cards while others are cash only. I've noticed that if you use your credit card, taxes will automatically be charged whereas using cash can be cheaper since taxes aren't accounted for.

Tiny flea market.. not much really here. I wouldn't make a trip out just to go to the flea market,…read morebut if you are in the area then stop by. It is also connected to the farmers market which is small too, but nice.