Best Antique Shop I've Been To!…read more At a glance it seems like a normal antique shop (with some extra fun, unique pieces) but the owner is really what makes the antique shop so amazing. He lets you take things out of the cases and see how they work and knows the history of so much of the pieces. Thing that you think are nothing end up being some of the coolest pieces once he explain what they are and what the history is. Ask all the questions! We asked him to keep our names in case he ever decides to break up an antique set and let us buy individual pieces and he was such a nice man recommending for us to just look in our local area so we don't have to pay for shipping but I would be happy to! Half of why we wanted the pieces was because of the entire, wonderful experience Frank gave us while we were visiting Georgetown. Highly recommend!

It is out of business. The owner was very gracious on the phone explaining. Even recommended other…read moreshops.

To state upfront, I haven't purchased anything from this shop so I don't know how the prices…read morecompare. However, as a pedestrian always fascinated by this place, I enjoyed exploring two floors of antiques and art from around the world. The owner was kind enough to tell me the story behind a stained glass piece that belonged to George Washington's family. It's like getting up close to items in a museum!

This place is abhorrently racist and I would no recommend anyone to shop here. I am a person of…read morecolor, and the minute I walked in they asked me to keep my bags at the desk. The store was very crowded and almost everyone had shopping bags since today is the Georgetown Fall Festival. We immediately left. He is replying to all racist reviews saying that he is afraid of things getting knocked down... but if this was the case, he would ask ALL races and colors of people to leave their bags at the door. DO NOT SHOP HERE.

The Opportunity Shop is one of the last great treasure hunts in Washington. I furnish my home…read morealmost entirely through vintage and estate sources, and this shop has become a regular stop. Over multiple visits I've come away with pieces that anchor my apartment: an Indo-Persian repoussé silver tray, cut crystal, a vintage Chinese vase, and most recently the bronze bust in the photos. The selection rotates constantly and the quality rivals shops charging several times the price. The proceeds support children in need, the volunteers are gracious and knowledgeable, and the whole experience feels like Georgetown at its best. If you love the hunt, put this place on your list.

Looking for great place to buy or sell a one-of-a-kind piece of furniture, home accessory, art, or…read morejewelry? Then head to Op Shop DC in Georgetown (aka - Christ Child Society of Washington, DC's Opportunity Shop)! I consigned vintage McGuire chairs with the Shop and thanks to the informed staff and strategic staging, the chairs sold to an appreciative buyer. The Op Shop DC is mission-driven, and a portion of every sale supports the Christ Child Society of DC's programs that provide material, emotional, and educational support to children throughout the District. The Op Shop DC is a win-win for all - the community, the shopper and the consignor!

Pillar & Post has beautiful pieces that you will not find anywhere else! The customer service is…read morefantastic and knowledgeable about their items. I will definitely go back for more.

Great little place with a nice selection of old and new. Helpful associate ... Bought a few things!read more

Finally made it to this shop after months of never having the time! Worked with the owner to find…read morejust the right decor for shelves in my living room and a centerpiece for my dining room table. Super cute French provincial pots good for inside or out, and a round shell piece on a pretty driftwood stand. He was extremely helpful. I will be back in the future!

Jeanpierre has a special knack for finding his customers exactly what they want plus he also helps…read morehis buyers look for things that are different and unique. A most fabulous shop with an interesting and elegant pieces. Jeanpierre himself is a legend! a most remarkable little gem of a store always fun to stop in, visit and look around.

I am obsessed with really good lamps. I have far too many lamps to be honest - but can a place…read morereally be too well lit? Really? Anyways, If I had an unlimited budget, I would do most of my lamp shopping here. Okay, so they do sell some great chairs and tables - but they take antique statuary and old metal pieces and make the most fantastic lamps. Also, Allyson, the manager, is super sweet. What's even more exciting is they have a sister store in Palm Beach - which is a tad bit closer for me to visit. Definitely stop by!

From the owner: We specialize in inventory from France, Belgium and Sweden…read more More than half the year the owners live in France and are always searching for furniture, decorative pieces and garden items.

Awesome little shop! There are so many fabulous finds here from South Asia and Africa!…read more When you walk in, it's a bit cramped with all sorts of bongs and hookahs but don't let that stop you from looking further inside and upstairs. They had a ton of tapestry art and random eclectic home decor items, and the prices were not bad. We chatted with the store owner also who is from Morocco, and he was also quite friendly and nice. Will definitely return!

Love this place. So many unique items. Def a small crowded space with lots of fragile stuff so…read moreprepare yourself!

Eh. A flea market is not quite what I had in mind bc I expected something on a much larger scale…read more Since this place was set up on a corner street block with part of the street sectioned off, the size of the market was quite small. There was about a little over two dozen booths. Some will accept credit cards while others are cash only. I've noticed that if you use your credit card, taxes will automatically be charged whereas using cash can be cheaper since taxes aren't accounted for.

Tiny flea market.. not much really here. I wouldn't make a trip out just to go to the flea market,…read morebut if you are in the area then stop by. It is also connected to the farmers market which is small too, but nice.