I love this store. Why? Lots of nice trendy clothes at very affordable prices. It's perfect for…read moregrowing teens and doesn't break the bank. For mom (me), check out their tees! They're made very well, quality cotton that feels good on your skin and doesn't shrink to Barbie size after one wash. I really recommend the tees ( second floor ). It's so much fun shopping in this store. No pressure sales, so just Enjoy it. I don't feel stressed because the prices are very affordable.

I love the clothing!! Very trendy very stylish for a cheaper price. The selection in huge with many…read moredifferent options.

This is a must stop if you are in the area. Not only is the artwork great, but they even have a…read morevintage record store in the back! The artist is from the Eastern Shores, so it's always great to support local businesses. I bought a piece last month and the owner was extremely knowledgeable and helpful into finding exactly what I was looking for!

Our first visit to st Micheals, was amazing. What really made the experience was Hopkins Original…read moreart. The owner was amazing and friendly. To our surprise they had the best selection of vinyls I have ever seen in a single shop. While there, a thunderstorm came, the owner let us listen to the records and shared a bottle of champagne with us. We ended up buying 14 records, 3 of which we have been looking for for a long time. So friendly. Although we were there for the records, they also had an amazing selection of wonderful artwork. Definitely a must visit if traveling to St Micheals.

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!

I've never been to a comic book store before, but I wandered into this one and was so impressed…read morewith the vastness of inventory. I saw characters that I know and love, but also new ones that haven't made it to mainstream media yet. So cool and I loved being able to browse and check them all out.

On Google Maps it is labeled as a bookstore. Yes, but ONLY comic books as the title implies. No…read moreregular books FYI.

I stopped at The Gallery location today and WOW! Two warehouses full of amazing stuff! The…read morefurniture is beautiful and so much to see from art, jewelry, clothing, pottery, vintage...I'm sure I missed something! It is just a fun unique place to shop!! It's a must see if you are in Annapolis! It's the one at 1818 Margaret Ave.

Bottom Line: An enchanting place to shop for, or just browse, the artwork of 50+ local artists who…read moreget their inspiration from Annapolis and the Chesapeake Bay. Local by Design has expanded and their newest location is in Annapolis Mall between Nordstrom and Crate and Barrel. The store is delightful and a treasure trove of water colors, fun jewelry, transitional upholstery furniture, upcycled art work, practical pottery and pop art posters. They have so many great gifts for yourself or others! Local by Design features the artwork of 50+ local artists that use all sorts of mediums. The art here ranges from super subtle, traditional and classic to zany, wild and fun. I enjoyed all of it! Even if you aren't shopping for something on your walls, there is plenty of other great stuff here for the home, for yourself and for gifts. Also, this store offers a little snapshot into the cultural icons of Annapolis and the surrounding area - USNA, sailing, steamed crabs alongside National Bohemian beer, oysters, blue herons, anchors, etc. The Annapolis Mall location doesn't have the charm of the downtown Annapolis store but parking certainly is easier! Park near Nordstrom or Pottery Barn for the shortest walk to this upscale store located in J. Crew's former space.

I loved this place, but they are no longer open. Hopefully we'll get a better yarn store than…read moreMichaels in town again.

Travelled 2.5 hours to visit this store. When I arrived I asked to use their rest room explaining I…read morehad been traveling and was told under no circumstance could I use their restroom and was sent across the street and down two blocks to a hotel. If I were alone I wouldn't have gone back, which would have been no big deal as they have absolutely NO inventory! They are not a yarn store so PLEASE do not waste your time. This place is a joke AND they are ignorant!!!!!!

Have passed this gallery more than once without stopping in. . . shame on me. A tad above your…read morenormal gallery and attention to detail obvious everywhere you looked. Owner SuAnne Martinez was informative and friendly and while purchasing art wasn't on today's agenda, I strongly urge to take any of your unframed art work to put in her capable hands. This is definitely on my list of where to visit in Annapolis.

After a friend suggested it, I liked Paris Grey Cottage's facebook page. I've been seeing the great…read morepictures they post and finally got a chance to check out the shop for myself. It is so cute and cozy inside! They have a good combo of bigger pieces of furniture as well as smaller home decor items. I bought a burlap pillow and an antique salt cellar... And I have my eye on a shabby chic rocker that I hope to buy in the near future. I will definitely be back to this shop - it is clear that they are always changing their inventory so you never know just what treasure you might find!

I was out on a Sunday afternoon with nothing else to do, came across this shop and thought I'd stop…read morein. They have some cute things, but the store is very small and cramped, with barely enough room to walk through. There are more items outside on a porch, but again it's kind of hard to move around to get out there and see everything. The young lady working in the shop was too busy talking on her cell phone to acknowledge me until I came to the register with a picture I wanted to buy. At this point, she says "You do know we only take cash or checks, right?" Really? This is 2012, what legitimate business doesn't accept credit cards? I mean seriously.....you can get a Square-Up card reader for FREE and run them right from your phone! I can't tell you the last time I wrote a check, don't even think I have any, and I never carry cash (as many people don't), so this store just lost not only this sale but any future sales they may have made with me.