We came in half an hour before they closed on the Friday before Christmas & were greeted warmly…read morewhen we walked in. The shop keeper asked if she could help and let us browse but wasn't overbearing nor hurried. She kindly offered to wrap the gifts we found for our granddaughters , daughter, neice and Mom and we walked out with beautifully wrapped goodies for our loved ones. A military discount was icing on the cake. The shop had so many lovely things to choose from & we enjoyed chatting with the lovely shop keeper. We will definitely return to shop for gifts & goodies here in the future!

This is a wonderful gift shop! They have jewelry, clothing, purses, candles, fun magnets and…read morecoasters, accessories, some home items and so much more. Sharon and her "Pepperettes" will take good care of you and help you find just what you're looking for. A must visit if you're in Culpeper!

Botanical Dwellings! Another small business shop my daughter brought me too, today. I wanted to buy…read morethe whole store. It was amazing! Beautiful plants, terrariums and brightly colored ceramic pots. So many things to look at. I loved the ceramic snakes holding the air plants. Super cool. I loved the giant wreath they made! Took up more than just the storefront window. It was beautiful! Homemade candles, I believe they were. My daughter said they offer plant care and craft classes, also, terrarium workshops! Wow. I bought a very heavy marble candlestick. Great peice for my fireplace mantle.

i bought 2 sheet masks from here and they have a great selection of gifts besides plants. i was…read moresurprised by the amount of items. such a cute shop. friendly staff too.

Cute little vintage esque goods shop. Repainted furniture, antique furniture, decorations, little…read moregifts that include necklaces, jewelry, charms, etc. Seriously, they've got a LOT of cool little stuff. They are also a dealer for Chip and Joanna Gaines stuff, so if you're a fan of the show Fixer Upper, you can come here to get a #demoday T-shirt, or other fun T-shirt that's their theme. They also have that new line of Joanna Gaines' home decor, so that's pretty cool. Nice selection of chalk paint, as well. Random, eclectic, worth stopping in.

More than just great unique items both new and restored. Their ice cream shop is also a must stop…read more Specialty ice cream from Maine is served in the back of the store and you can enjoy it also while sitting out front watching the views of Davis street.

Owner David Billett who manages it, clerks it, arranges it and purchases for it is to be commended…read morefor his love for the trade and his people personality too! This very, very eclectic narrow but really deep antique shop is so worth writing about... it's an incredibly enjoyable browse through eclectic, old, used and n'used whimsical items of all types. My wife and I thoroughly enjoyed our perusing around and found a few things to purchase for our home and gifting to friends. This a must stop while in downtown Culpeper, we're certain you'll enjoy it - and we'll be back!

Vert friendly. Great selection of home decor both vintage and New…read more Carroll was most helpful and worked hard to find us just the rite item. Great location and 2 beautiful standard poodles in store to boot! :) I highly recommend stopping in.

The Cameleer is a great cool little shop. The items here have been curated from all over the…read moreworld. There were bowls from China and Thailand, wood carved items from India, and Russian dolls. There were various sculptures and useful household items. Most of the items are decorative, but some have functional use as well. Its a nice shop to pick up a few unique gift for others or even yourself. The employees were all very friendly and helpful. If you half some time, I highly suggest your browse through this unique store.

Absolutely love this boutique in downtown Culpeper. The sweaters I got are gorgeous and…read morehigh-quality, and the friendly, welcoming service made the trip worth it. I'll definitely be back, even if it's over an hour away!

We've been to Ollie's at least a half dozen times since they opened & NEVER leave without…read moresomething. Actually, always MORE than something - lol! Primarily food items & books. Our last visit had us leaving with several bags of my favorite unhealthy snack - Snyder's spicy pretzel pieces ("Buffalo Hot" & "Jalapeno") for less than half of what supermarkets charge, canned diced "Muir Glen" tomatoes for $.99 (that's a pittance compared to regular markets), Harry & David's expensive "Moose Munch" caramel popcorns for a pittance - you get the idea. They pretty much have a little of everything from soup to nuts at bargain basement prices. No dents or shoddy or expired stuff - everything is in prime condition. Since it's all overstock, clearance, or discontinued stuff, you can't count on being able to buy the same items when you go, but there's always something new & interesting to browse in the grocery department. Also be sure to check out some really terrific bargains on small appliances & cookware, & as for books - I'm a cookbook collector, & nearly always score a new volume or two when we visit. All at about a third or less of list price. Bottom Line: Interesting place to stop by occasionally for an ever-changing array of inexpensive finds. And if you sign up for their free rewards program, you get extra discounts on the already well-discounted prices.

When I first walked in, I wanted to turn around and walk out. It was a bit smelly at first entrance…read moreand the place seemed overwhelming. It's big. However, I carried on. I walked past an entire wall of cooking utensils, couple aisles of sheets, pillows, and comforters. It seemed to be in fresh packaging, like, it's not like there are rips and holes in everything. It's a million and one things for cheaper prices. Not really much clothing so that's good. Otherwise it would be just wayyy too much. The entire back of the store was full of area rugs, big and small. Like an enormous amount of carpets. I found it interesting, some were like $14 and they were pretty big. I walked in and out of prob hundreds of aisles. When I finally got to the 4th corner..... I was amazed. It was like Book-A-Million in there! And for extreme low cost. I bought a couple books. Star Wars Where's Wookie". Oh I love look and seek books. Hard back with hard pages for $2.99 people. I got a children's book of animals that has the U.S. English word and the Mexican Spanish word beside it. Hard back book. Hard pages. $1.99. I stayed in the books section a while. Great ideas for Christmas in the book section. I mean, they had an easy 300 books just about cooking. 3x as many for children. Self help, religions, etc. Tons of toys and body, face, hair care. Check the ingredients as always. Check for toxic labels as always. Always check that everywhere!!! Even Mr. Coffee, Coffee Makers have toxins labels. (Don't believe it? Go check). It's on the box on your local Walmart. The entire store, just like Walmart, basically is made, produced or manufactured in China. Not surprising. The store was interesting. I'll say that.

Hours listed are wrong. Today (Saturday) closed at 4 pm. Disappointing based on what I can see…read moreinside.

From the owner: Housed at PeaPod Atelier at 201 Waters Place Suite 110 in Culpeper, VA we are a collective of…read moredifferent artisans who bring a unique, eclectic mix of locally handmade items. You'll find a lot, the list goes on, but includes handcrafted solid wood tables and benches, cutting and serving boards--live edge, regular and wood with resin, one-of-a-kind handpainted and decorated wall decor and furniture, rock sculptures, candles, hand turned woodworks, handturned pottery, copper garden and plant stakes, windchimes made from wine bottles, ornaments, and more. Ninety-five% of what you will find when shopping PeaPod Atelier is handcrafted in Virginia, most in Culpeper and the surrounding areas. Custom work is also available.

Went to this store yesterday usually go to the Warrenton store. I was getting yarn a woman near me…read morewas buying a large selection of floss, I heard the salesperson tell her she can go to Micheal's to buy floss also! The lady was very nice to her and just said it's on sale here. Maybe that's one of the reason's there closing there send customers to other companies! and then the comment was made by the cashier about people panic buying! These people were very rude to this lady. I did say something to her in the parking lot, she said she don't believe in stooping to someone else's level it makes her no better then them. I told her about the Warrenton store! Me I would of said something. I wonder how many customers they treat this way! I'll just stay in Warrenton!!

As expected this particular Joannes has almost nothing. If you're looking for something that's…read moretypical of a craft shop you might as well go to Walmart. On top of being ill-stocked and ill-prepared, the gentleman who works there has repeatedly been rude and condescending. The last thing I wanna do is argue or be belittled by a manager of a Joanne store. Sounds like an oxymoron doesn't it? Go to any Walmart or target and you will get the exact same stock. They are too small and very rude.

fun shop, cool & interesting items, lovely owner. Great place to find an unusual gift, fair pricingread more

Cute, funny, eclectic stuff. Fun stickers and patches. I…read moreonly wish they had a puzzle to buy. Almost bought a Big Lebowski shirt.

Very impressive. Great jars of lemon drops; I remember as a kid. Beautiful chocolates with ganache…read more Chocolate, caramel pecan bites. Cute butterfly and turtle chocolates. Quite a few tarts and parfaits. Also Gelato!Plus Two cute tables in the back to sit and enjoy.

Mixed feelings about this place. Prices don't seem to be listed on any of the items, so you will…read morehave to ask. The chocolates are reasonably priced for gourmet chocolates (~$1-3 each) and taste good, with something like three cases to choose from. Service was fast, but they forgot to package some of our chocolates. When we called about the issue, they did offer us a refund. On the other hand, the pricing of the pastries was astronomical. The one we bought (white rose) cost $18, when I've had a similar pastry in Arlington, VA that only cost $11. Taste-wise, it was fine. They also offer gelato and gift boxes, but we didn't buy any so I can't comment on them. The back of the shop is decently sized and has one or two tables for people to sit at, but the part of the shop that goes past the chocolate cases is very narrow. If somebody has a walker/wheelchair/stroller, or a group in front of you forms a cluster, you probably won't be able to move past them.