What an awesome place. Try to stop by usually every month on way back home and it's always…read morechanging, since they have so many different vendors in there. I have been going there for over 5 years I saw a review saying they are raciest and that is an absolute not true and it's old ladies that own it when it's a husband and wife. Never had an issue as my children, brother, sister and other family members are of different races and nationality and yes I am of color. I know everyone has their opinions. Love this place and will continue stopping there to see what they have.

Don't waste your money shopping here if you're ppl of color. Them two old grannies are racist as…read morehell.

Side doors are not open, so go around the front. Super nice people. Got two rings for 7 dollars…read moreeach and small adorable zippered pouches for a dollar each! Eclectic finds for sure!

Boyfriend and I came in as we were passing through. Obviously, being by the Beach, they had a…read moreVendor with Fishing Supplies. One of the Workers seemed to have an issue with him looking at Fishing Poles. When he picked it up to look at it, with the intention of buying it, she said "fish aren't biting in here", in a rude, short tone while shooting him quite a serious stare. We promptly put the item back and left. Upsetting for the vendor that would have sold an item! We frequent Antique Malls, Emporiums, and Markets. Never have had an issue before with picking up an item to look at it, especially when then item isn't labeled as "do not touch".

Just bought an art picture from here today. Brought it home and my wife loves it too! We just hung…read moreit up. Lots of antiques. Cool place to walk around and look. Friendly people. I will be back. $25 for my art piece. Looks good in our kitchen area. Going for a rustic cabin style in our home. Fits in perfectly.

This place has some really cool collectibles both inside and outside. The big dinosaur out front…read moreis a draw. They have some beautiful furniture and jewelry and a lot of flower pots. They rent booths to sellers and the sellers set the prices in the booths not the folks at the register. Every one is very nice and happy to help. Prices are fair.

Great place to find well-priced one of a kind pieces for our new modern coastal farmhouse. Latest…read morefinds...an Eastlake full-size bed and an icebox door coffee table.

This is a smaller store, but it's full of quality primitive pieces and furniture. Prices are a mix…read morebetween high retail and good deals and the owner is very friendly. We will definitely be back!

Absolutely thrilled I found this place again. I thought it was demolished with the construction…read moregoing on where they were previously located. Love the people, love the treasures I find, love the entire vibe!

Absolutely love this place with all of the fantastic treasures inside…read more Not only are the paintings, crystal, plates,and furniture wonderful but you will find a welcoming staff at Two Guys. Bill, Mary and Nancy are so friendly and helpful. Stop by and say hello. You won't be sorry. I have frequented their store twice this week and I am so happy to have found them! Mary's flowers are so beautiful too.

We happened upon this mid-sized shop on our way to some farms. Once inside, we were surprised at…read morethe space and it was filled with unique and charming items for all ages. The owner and operator was most inviting and helpful. I only spent about 30 minutes inside but observed so many items that were inviting and worthy of another trip. I was able to purchase some items for upcoming events and admired several others. The shop even has sensory toys for children that could benefit from sensory toys. The shop has a set of handcrafted items by young artist as well as teas by an organization called Skirted Soldier - which is a female Veteran Owned company. I cannot wait to try the Cold Weather Gear tea (gingerbread house black tea). This bag of loose tea includes tea bags. Nice touch! I enjoy shopping and supporting local and/or small businesses. I am looking forward to my next visit.

My fam and I visited some family up in Southern MD over the holidays and my SIL brought me to…read moreKeepin' It Local. I'm sure the locals know about the place but they don't seem to be sharing it on Yelp (maybe trying to keep it for themselves) LOL. This house contains quite an extensive collection of things from food items, vintage to handmade goods. It's like as if Etsy did a pop-up here. On the ground level, you can find local ice cream, meats from a local farm and other homemade goods like jams and sauces. Browsing in there makes it fun too as the items are displayed in the different rooms throughout. Every corner you turn there is something new! I saw some really beautiful items, some funny ones too. Great mix of stuff! You'll definitely find a one-of-a-kind item at this shop! Stay safe, Friends!

I've had an opportunity to visit the bargain barns many times. Most recently I shopped in George's…read moreHardware section. He has much more than new tools in his store. There are new toys, metal signs, posters, collectibles, household items, fishing gear and various other items. Plan on spending some time so you can see it all. The easiest way to get into his area is around the back of the building. Follow the red carpet into the building and make a left to go up to his section. It will be worth your time. There are many other vendors who have a variety of items for sale. Something for everyone! And they're open year round!

Hughesville Bargain Barns is a tarnished jeweled lamp with a genie inside awaiting the diamonds in…read morethe rough!! Fun finds and a lovely group of price-friendly vendors.

They're supposed to be open, but they're not. Definitely don't drive all the way out here just for…read morethis place.

My husband and I visited this store September 19th during our stay in Colonial Beach, and found the…read moreinventory quite diverse and interesting, especially the nautical items. Jane was most helpful, and even stayed after hours to assist with our purchase. Many other businesses in the area were closed or out of business, and so we were glad to be able to visit and support one that was open and still operating. A special shout out and thanks to them for hanging in there during these difficult (pandemic) times.