Clean, well organized, friendly staff, and thoughtfully plannogrammed store with two floors. They…read moreare ready for Christmas and your open wallets!

I had the best customer service experience with Jared today. He was patient, knowledgeable, and…read moregave great advice. We ended up buying a different couch then we came in for and couldn't be happier. He helped us find the perfect fit for our room and he even saved us money !!!

I came here during Christmas season and I love everything they have to offer. Great finds…read morethroughout the store, service was great. The service members were nice, and the decor selections were well stocked. Everything was priced reasonably from vases, holiday decor, and kitchen needs

Love this store! Always have what I'm searching for plus more! Store is neat and tidy and the…read moreservice is great! Busy during lunch hours fyi!

Some great artwork that I might go back for, but this stuff was def not geared towards my…read moredemographics

Bottom Line: A nice store for discounted furniture, home furnishings and home decor but lots of…read moreoverlap with HomeGoods. Ahh, I love America. An entire, booming industry centered around decorative, dust-collecting stuff you can purchase so that your home looks like it was ripped from the pages of the Pottery Barn catalog and rivals any space on HGTV. And I mean that in the best way possible! Admittedly, I was kinda hoping that the old hh gregg would become a roller skating rink but I won't complain about another spot in Annapolis to shop for discounted homey stuff. HomeSense is owned by the TJX Companies, it started in Canada and it is purportedly nicer than HomeGoods. But even knowing that going in, I wasn't really sure what to expect. For some reason, I was visualizing the super voluminous size of an "At Home" store but HomeSense is pretty normal sized - lots of inventory but not overwhelming. However, I will say that the Annapolis size is considerably larger than the Columbia location. The Patch (an online local news outlet) noted that Cosmopolitan described HomeSense like "HomeGoods on Steriods" but I didn't feel that way. It had more of some things and less, or none, of other things. What surprised me about HomeSense is how much overlap there is with HomeGoods, which is just a few steps away, also located in Annapolis Plaza. Unlike HomeGoods, HomeSense carries more large pieces of furniture, has more rugs, has hard wired chandeliers and does not carry linens except throw pillows. Regarding the rugs, they have a ton of them at this location. If you need a couch, or a set of easy chairs or a grouping of dining chairs, I think there are some really decent finds here. I saw a chadelier that I liked but it was still around $600 so perhaps it is higher end than HomeGoods. Both HomeGoods and HomeSense have home decor, kitchen items, gift wrap and bags, framed art, mirrors and lamps. HomeSense has a "General Store" section that kinda sucked me in but it was really just organizational stuff and cleaning stuff. I think it's weird that the checkout is mid-store rather than near the door. I bought a big piece of art and it felt odd to carry it such a distance before getting to the exit. I must say, I don't think I ever recall seeing the parking lot at Annapolis Plaza so full!

Would like to see more fabrics and larger selection of notions for clothes since the closing of…read moreJoann's.

This store is an amazing addition to the local scene. It is a combination fabric, yarn, art supply…read morestore, a gathering space, a vintage/antique shop, and a classroom. There is room out on the porch & inside at a big maker space table for people to work on projects. There is a classroom area in the rear & I understand a class schedule is coming. My Fiber Arts group went together on a "field trip" to explore. They have all kinds of fabrics, kits, & curated bundles of fat quarters for quilting. Everything is so well thought out, presented, and displayed. I know a bunch of my friends who are going to want to move in & "live" there. It is around in the rear of a shopping center, so as you turn in from Benfield Rd, go all the way back past the string if restaurants and stores and around the rear corner. There is plenty of parking. Best of all, it is women-owned and not a big box store

I love this store. You can find anything you are looking for big or small…read more Very reasonably priced. Clean and organized. The best customer service. They are always friendly and helpful. They even gave me a list of local handymen to help with my projects. Every time I go I find something great. Easy parking If I ask if they have something they always take me right to it. You can even order online and often I find coupons online. Give them a try. Feels great to buy local.

Great service from each and every staff member. They have a wide variety of products. Support local…read morebuisness.

Looking for a adapter to use for your kitchen sink because the Water Filter you bought doesn't fit…read moreyour faucet, Hutchison Has it! They have great staff that goes out of their way to help you. Never rude, always helpful and everyone there is always working. No wonder it has survived WalMart's invasion. This place has been here since I was a kid and still goes strong!

If you are a topographical maps enthusiast, or like or appreciate topographical maps as a serving…read moretray, clock or lazy susan & nautical theme items, this is your store or website! I'm not a topographical map enthusiast by any means, but I find it fascinating and cool. I had been eyeing a clock on their website and wanted to go to their storefront to check it out in person while visiting Maryland. Browsing the store they have some really neat pieces. They even do sports stadiums, if you're into that.. These items would make a great present or be an excellent addition to your home, office or man cave or she shed. If you're a traveler, or there's a particular place you hold dear to your heart, this a good way to relive or honor those memories. I wanted a functional piece & had been searching for a wall clock, but I'm also on a budget. The smaller of the sized clocks (still a good size) was a more affordable option at $49 ($51 and some change with tax) , although the huge one would have been nice. With some deliberation, I returned the next day to purchase the UK clock. So far I'm very pleased with my purchase. I think they also do customized pieces if they don't have them. My friend purchased an encased wooden topographical map of Japan. general note: Three generators in historic downtown Annapolis blew causing power outages that day, but some stores had back up generators. I can't stress enough the importance of having cash on hand. Although, this wasn't an emergency purchase by any means, I was able to make the purchase because I had cash.

I was in search of something oddly specific: a hand carved wooden clock to replace one my mom…read morebought for $10 many moons ago at Aldi. Now while I respect the fact that an Aldi clock lasted years, you could hear it ticking from another room, my mom was over it, and we could do better. I digress. I remembered Woodcraft Artisans and hoped that they would fit the bill. I was not disappointed by the breadth of their offerings. There was one staff member and shr handled the fairly large crowd of customers with aplomb. I wish I recalled her name but she was very informative, friendly, and helpful. I was impressed and would certainly go back!

If you're visiting St. Michael's, be sure to check out Antiques on Talbot -…read more Their selection is great, ranging from handmade items to various fun trinkets and collectibles! We loved the colorful pitcher and the cute wooly sheep! The owner, Ms. Carol, is super welcoming, friendly, and very sweet - she can help you find what you're looking for and is readily available to answer any questions. We had a great time perusing, and it was such a great way to start off the day! +great selection +friendly owner

Bottom Line: One of the best antique stores in the region with a focus on Chesapeake Bay heritage…read moreand a friendly owner. I am so glad I stumbled upon Antiques on Talbots several years ago. It is at the end of the shopping area on the main drag of N. Talbot Street but should not be overlooked! My husband and I visited several years ago and I am now the proud owner of a beautiful Seacret Oyster can that transports me back in time to when oyster harvesting and packing was such a big business in Maryland that many cities were built upon the shucked shells! On my most recent visit I was checking out the selection of oyster plates and some cool croquet clubs and balls. The store is packed so there is a lot to take in. The owner is always friendly and conversational but not overbearing. She takes great pride in what she has in store and is glad to share her knowledge about it.