1st thing 1st Antonia is the GOAT she made my experience easier than I was making it for myself to…read morestart but once I let her know the occasion she handled the rest she could dress me everyday of the week.

Dropped off donations early on a Saturday Morning and decided to check out the inside too. I was…read morepleasantly surprised with just how clean and well stocked it was. I like that they have "grab bags" at the front with small items (bundles of greeting cards, sewing supplies, kids toys), this is a great way to reduce waste and put donations to good use! Hearing the staff interact with the customers and each other is part of what inspired me to leave a review. I heard one staff member run to the back to compliment another on how they organized a section of the store. We were also greeted at the door, and talked to by various staff while walking around the store. Great work Ivy City Goodwill!

Not a lot of selection. It is small which I didn't mind but it's not organized very well. I…read morecouldn't find any shoes in my size (6) the bigger sizes were limited (10/12).

It was difficult to even find items with how small the store was and how many people were in it. It…read morefelt like instead of prioritizing room to look around and really see all of the clothes, items were just thrown in every possible place, which made it feel very cluttered. Maybe if it was less busy it would have been easier to dig around, but if they know they get that busy, they should prioritize space to move. I didn't really find a single item that stood out to me in my size. Just too cramped to fully enjoy sadly

What a super fun place for girls this has everything that a girl would want for cute fun activities…read morecute things to add to your home and more! I booked the reservation online for charm bracelet making for my friend and I and when we arrived, we were shortly checked in and began bracelet making the instructor was super nice and she gave us the freedom to pick our charms and start putting them together as we wanted. Unfortunately, my bracelet did break a day later, but it didn't take away from the fun I had being in this place definitely will return plus they have other hands-on activity workshops monthly ** the need more silver charm options **

My group visited Relume to make charm bracelets one weekend and the space is really cute. They have…read moresome interesting and fun items through the store that can be purchased, and then an area on the other side for candle or charm bracelet making. We were told what to do and how to pick our charms and left to it, then helped again when it was time to put the charms on. This was a very DIY experience. Unfortunately, some of my group has said their charms came off and our custom charm completely bled and faded, but overall it was a good time.

I scored my first little MCM awhile back when they first opened (2014). I've since passed it down…read moreto a friend and it's still in excellent condition. __ I thrift. @DCthriftish I eat. @f.hux

You've heard the cliche or phrase "Diamond in the Ruff," which btw is my name title for writing my…read morepoetry. But this is not about that! Vintage & Charmed Classic Clothing (from here on VCCC) is definitely what I'd consider to be that diamond. It's not just one type or style of vintage clothing, but a mix of vintage, classy, street chic, retro, boho, and other tasteful styles and fashion. And might I add a colorful assortment of clothing fabrics. I'm a fan and client shopper, and I sell vintage as well. But I love shopping different places and buying vintage clothing for myself. It's hard NOT to buy something from VCCC, when the getting is this good and wall-to-wall clothes and colors winking at you. Don't just read this review; go check it out! And here's another phrase, "Something vintage awaits You."

Good selection. Reasonably priced. Really did not like the two guys working the front. Rly…read morepretentious. I'd come back though.

What a great record store! Along the main commercial street in Takoma, D.C., this shop is one room…read morefilled with all kinds of records in almost every genre. The records are well organized and they even have sections from different parts of the world! There's a colorful couch in the window near the front door in case you want to stay awhile.

Loved the selection here. I can't wait to return and purchase some of their very unique options…read more There's also a dope setup here, I didn't get a chance to check out their Photo Booth, but will add that to my list for my next trip!

Inside an old bank transformed into a colorful oasis is a collection of local vintage stands that…read morewill make you fall in love with Washington, D.C. Every corner of the store is curated into what looks like art from the glassware organized by color or the art inside the old bank vault. Every part is beautiful. The good themselves range from vintage clothing to matchboxes to magazines to glasses. There's something for everyone! On a less busy day, there's street parking right in front!

I've had mixed experiences as a consigner here--I'd say probably 80% neutral to good. Overall, I…read morebring clothes that I think are excellent quality/good brands, but understand that Secondi might just donate them outright. When I first started consigning, I was told that if there was something I *really* didn't want donated, I could let them know. If they decided not to sell that item, I was obligated to come back immediately to get it. I thought that was a nice thing to do, especially since it creates good will with their consigners. One of the last times that I consigned, I explained to the shop-person that there was a piece I wanted to hold onto if they didn't want to sell it, and I was given some eyerolls and told that this is not something Secondi does. They did complete a quick assessment for me, which I appreciated, but the attitude around it made me feel very uncomfortable. It might be helpful if all the shop folks were on the same page about guidelines! Otherwise, Secondi has been around since I was in high school (and probably even before that), so it's a real DC institution. It's one of the most well known consignment shops in DC, and I do think they do a great job curating their wares and they do not sell mass-market/lower quality items.

This shop had the cutest stuff!!! I was actually obsessed. It is more on the expensive side but the…read moreitems were all cute and unique. The workers were very kind too.

I've always wanted to go in this boutique; I've bypassed it driving, on the bus, or walking the…read morebeaten path after hours and unfortunately they were closed. But this day - a Saturday afternoon - before going into Ben's Chili Bowl which is directly across the street from the boutique I caught the traffic light and ran across the street and into the boutique. It's small and quaint, with a relaxing and welcoming vibe and I was immediately greeted upon entering by the associate behind the counter. She gave me the run down about the fashions and sales. This boutique has some really beautiful well-made clothes - very unique in designs and styles. So I made my way to the back where the sale's rack was; always on the lookout for a sale. I bought a pair of suede crop pant with embroidered design around the waist and styled with studs on the outside seams and pockets. Sounds busy but they are baaaaad; not too much but just enough to pair with a blazer, shirt, sweater or jacket. If you're a fashionista with a unique sense of style and taste in clothes, cat walk your way to the C.A.T. WALK Boutique. What you won't find is a piece that everybody else is buying/wearing; rather you'll find something that's unique to you and your style.

I love the selection and the owner is so friendly and helpful. It's definitely not run of the mill…read morethat you see everyone wearing and don't expect cheap prices except n the back where there are deep discounts and second hand designer items. I totally love having her in the neighborhood and encourage others to support this local business!

I like to shop here bec they get done really fine donations. I picked up a large painting for $60…read moreand a velvet chair for $5. But it's really especially hard to shop for clothes here- I would suggest the clothes be sorted by size rather than color as it is now. And getting rid of the dozens of men's company/school logo tshirts that don't sell for many months but clog up so much of the garment racks.

This thrift store is quaint and small. The staff were ok, they weren't super friendly. I love how…read morethey organize the space, and the price point was fairly affordable. I will go back again.

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.