Pemberton Pharmacy & Gifts is off the main drag in St. Michael's, and they have a pharmacy on site…read moreas well as other gifts and decor that you can purchase. We had a great time, perusing through their various items, such as the plushies, the kitchen items, home accessories, and their cosmetics. The place is large, and has a great selection. +pharmacy on site +gifts and accessories

Beautiful gift shop with the kindest pharmacist. This place has the best small town vibes and if I…read morelived closer, it would be my go-to!

It's home based. Quick communication. Easy parking. Good productions…read more Fends do works magic. He has million and one machines. He can do embroidery. Screen print. Vinyl print. Sublimation machine. He makes hats. Key chains. Omg. Anything mgr responds quickly and has everything done on time Highly recommend

Had some embroidery done on some jackets. Great job! I will be back for future projects.read more

I come here for Chopt, Panera, Smoothie King, TJ max, Michaels, Party Center and 5 below primarily…read more I've already named a few more stores than I thought, and by the time I finish, probably a few more! I guess it has its anchors and some I've never been in... go figure. also, tutoring services for kids, Fed Ex, Carter's, Giant, 5 below, mod pizza, ceremony coffee, mens warehouse, an urgent care, massage envy, a liquor store, Chinese food, T-Mobile & Lane Bryant as well as a paul Sebastian hair studio and fairly new shoe store. There's a few take it or leave it stores here in my opinion but retail being what it is things will shift with the times. Nearby and adjacent to Home Depot, the Chinese buffet, juleps, jalapeños, bliss and Sally's. And a hip skip from Annapolis town center where target, WF, the shops and other retail are located

There is a solid selection of shops at Festival. I would recommend coming if you need something…read morefrom here, but not otherwise. N

Bottom Line: Beautiful Chesapeake-inspired artwork and gifts in downtown Annapolis…read more I enjoy Kim Hovell's artwork so much that sometimes I refer to my home as "the House of Hovell" given that I have about 15 of her prints proudly framed and displayed. I also send out Kim Hovell Christmas cards each year. So, yeah, I am a fan and I am glad to see she has opened up a two-story shop on Main Street. The store is beautiful and includes original artwork, prints, home decor and other lovely gifty items.

I've been busting to look around in here for ages. I follow her work on Instagram and everything…read morelooks beautiful. Coming into the store in person, it really lives up to everything you'd hope for. Beautiful art and decor and gorgeous gifts and treasures. From cushions to candles to prints to cups to trays etc, there is something for practically everyone here. So many gorgeous items to choose from, it was hard to decide. The sales lady was very nice and helpful, and parking wasn't too hard as we went around opening time. If you're looking for a gift for someone or yourself, you must come in to this store. It's so prettily laid out and plenty of great unique items to buy.

American/Holiday was a surprise find in the St. Michael's area, as their 2nd location in Georgetown…read moreclosed years ago. This store is large and spacious, featuring local artists, cute ducks and hand-knitted sweaters, furniture, decor, and apparel. Staff are friendly, but a little pushy. They have a great sales/clearance section for seasonal items, so stock up! +cute ducks and sweaters +local artist features +sales/clearance items +slightly pushy staff

Bottom Line: Fun and funky decor, clothing and gifts located inside an old bank…read more What I like about American Holiday is that it is unique and stays on-brand. Upon entering I felt like I had been in the store before . . . and I had, in its old Georgetown location. That must have been quite awhile ago because American Holiday has since relocated to an Old Bank in Saint Michael's. The store has a dark, cozy and expensive boutique feel to it although many of the items seem reasonably priced. I love the quirkiness of the faux-taxidermied stuffed bear heads, ohh, only if I was cool enough to hang one of those whimsical, grizzlies in my house. We looked at some of the games and knick-knacks and I thought seeing the old, albeit not that old, bank vault was cool. The old night deposit is still there too.

I am new to the area, and the guys at Hopkins are great, not only with great deals on their…read moreproducts, they are a great source of information on whos who and whats what in the area, I will be in there often, for supplies and spices.

Awesome employees! It was raining and sleeting yesterday and my son lost his show in the parking…read morelot. I called and the manager told me nothing had been turned in. My dad went back to the store and couldn't find it. About ten minutes later we got a phone call from Derrick (a manager) that he went outside after talking to my dad and found it! It's great to see people like this are still around! He went out of his way to go out in the cold to find it. Now as a grocery store it's my family's favorite. My parents have used this store since they moved to the area 12 years ago. Great and clean place to shop. The prices are competative.

I recommend this pharmacy. The management had the good sense to hire topnotch people to interface…read morewith the public. They are courteous, helpful, kind and do their job very well overall.

A charming shop with a sense of quiet opulence. This is not a small town bookstore in spirit or…read moredesign. The space is beautifully conceived, inviting you to wander slowly and take in every aisle. I genuinely enjoyed the act of browsing here, which feels like a small luxury in itself. The only snag was an assumption on my part. Given the setting, I expected a more robust local history presence or at least a thoughtfully curated selection highlighting the region. Works on Underground Railroad and abolitionist networks, tourism history, or even local ecology felt notably absent. The offerings on Tubman and Douglass were surprisingly thin. Still, the store's elegance and breadth are undeniable, even if its sense of place could be more fully realized.

I would have happily recommended this bookstore, but my experience last week changed my opinion…read more After purchasing several items, I asked if they could be gift wrapped. The cashier immediately replied, "No." When I asked why, she responded, "Because we're closed." While I understand that it was approximately two minutes past closing time, I was already in the store completing my purchase. A small gesture of customer service would have made a lasting positive impression. Instead, I left feeling that my business was an inconvenience rather than appreciated. Independent bookstores thrive because of the relationships they build with their customers, and I expected a level of courtesy that matched that reputation. I hope the store considers empowering its staff to show a little more flexibility and kindness in situations like this. Great customer service is often remembered long after the purchase itself.