20 years of fun shopping the Paris life. Nora is the best shop owner: new things coming all year…read more For special, unique items , do not miss this gem. I am bicoastal now but always stop by to touch base with Nora & her offering. See you in 2 weeks, Nora. Do yourself a favor & visit this lovely little shop!

Such a charming shop with a delightful proprietress named Nora. There is a wonderful selection of…read moregifts & treats hand selected by Nora... all from France (not China): jewelry, handbags, scarves, linens, Mauviel cookware, candles, elegant night gowns and robes, fragrance, skincare....the list just goes on and on. If you ever find ourself in the colonial town of Middleburg in Northern Virginia, don't miss this spot!

Cute, romantic, and uber peaceful. They have a little patio area as well where they play…read moreinstrumental music and you can have a little snack. I came here with a friend but will definitely encourage my boyfriend to come next time! Their on-premises shop is also adorable, with lots of gift options available.

This was a fun day trip with friends. The lavender and landscape was beautiful! The little shop…read morehad cute items, tea for sale and yummy lavender gelato. It was a nice outing.

Brick & Mortar is such a fun gift shop in Leesburg, I've also been to one of their other locations…read morein Middleburg. The items they sell are quirky, funny and some might be a bit inappropriate. They're a small local business, where you can find products by local vendors. At Brick & Mortar you can find glasses and mugs with funny sayings, kitchen towels and pillows, a variety of items with the name of the city you're visiting. There's candles galore, candles of interesting shapes, and candles with a variety of scents. Something a bit more unique is the jewelry and bow ties made of peacock feathers. As you can imagine the prices are a bit higher, but you are supporting a local business, and you're sure to find something unique, for yourself or as a gift.

Interesting gift shop. There many local items and some of the funny, morale support, or classic…read morestyle items. The store is one level and friendly staff. Many items are affordable to reasonable pricy. You definitely will find the "middle finger" Gnome in the story : )

My husband and I enjoy stopping by as often as we can to see what new treasures Connie has found!…read moreWhat a great variety of Antiques, collectibles, glassware, lamps, outdoor items, and gift ideas! Highly recommend a visit!

Enjoyed browsing all the antiques. There was so much to see. A great spot for anyone who loves…read moreunique finds and vintage treasures.

Great little spot with plenty of home decor and gift options. I was driving past it on the way to a…read morebridal shower and had to stop in on my way home. It's an interesting mix of jewelry, soap and bath products, candles, and other domestic goodies. Elegantly curated and not cookie cutter. I was glad to see jewelry options from local artisans and the owner's own toiletries line. There's a wine tasting room in the back that also showcases some foodstuffs like gourmet chocolates, assorted salts, condiments, and tapenade. The owner is lovely and put together a nice gift package for my mother's birthday. She was very respectful of the dollar range I had given her--a lot of places will be much more lax and try to get you to spend more money by sneaking in upsells, but Reema was transparent about pricing and thoughtful when assembling a beautiful box that incorporated my mom's favorite things. One-stop for any housewarming or gift needs--although you'll find plenty of things for yourself as well.

I have visited this charming and unique shop a number of times! It's the perfect place to find…read moregifts for just about anybody and if you can't decide on something, you can have that perfect gift curated by the lovely and talented owner, Rima. The location in a small strip mall is somewhat deceiving. The shop itself is bigger than I expected and not only do they carry home décor, soaps, candles, locally made jewelry, high end pens and gourmet food items, they also carry a small selection of unique wines with tastings offered on Saturdays. I personally have purchased the candles, soaps, wines, teas and of course jewelry. The candles smell wonderful and burn cleanly. The soaps made a lovely gift for my mom especially considering the scent, Monterey Cypress. The jewelry....well let's just say there are still more items I am coveting so I will have to visit again. The jewelry is unique, made by local artisans and in my opinion, reasonably priced. Lastly the wine - the selections are not what you would find in a grocery store. I've enjoyed what tastings I have been able to attend. Quality wines and again reasonable prices! If you are in Leesburg, I highly recommend a stop at Green Mansions. You will not be disappointed!

Modern Mercantile has beautiful things that are well made and reasonably priced. A friend and I…read morestrolled in and we both found a few unique things we couldn't live without. Whether you're looking for a gift or something to spruce up your home or a fun accessory, this is the place to go.

Love this little shop! Modern Mercantile is a carefully curated, beautifully thoughtful store and…read moreis always full of exquisite gift ideas and wonderful treats. I can find something for EVERYONE, including myself every time I go in. Inventory is always changing and each visit is a delight with new items to choose from. Definitely a hidden gem; so glad that they have an online store available now!

I placed an online order with Every Little Something and went to pick it up in-store. Of course, I…read morecouldn't resist and ended up buying even more stationery while I was there! They have the cutest selection of pens, journals, and note sets--perfect for adding a little charm to your desk or giving as gifts. The store is so well-curated and it's a great excuse to walk around Middleburg as well!

This place is great, starting with Sola - the owner. Very friendly, accommodating, and great…read moreconversationist. She'll give you great tips on seeing what the town has to offer. Just as important: The goods here are great. I send gift baskets from here for holidays and to clients throughout the year. They are SO much better than the garbage you can order online, for less cost. Sola even ships them for you.

Very Virginia Shop is a Virginia gift shop. It looks a bit older and outdated, but it's really not…read morethat old. It's has been in its location for 17 years. We walked inside and were immediately greeted by an older lady. She asked where I'm visiting from, I told her Connecticut. She said "well, in Connecticut, you're known for Mystic Pizza. Here in Virginia we're known for our peanuts!" I never knew about Virginia peanuts. She handed me a few handfuls of different varieties of peanuts to sample. These peanuts are larger, drier, crunchier than others I've tried, and they have so many flavors. I don't mind peanuts, but they're not my favorite snack. In addition to the peanuts, they also sell the typical things one might find in a touristy gift shop. There's candles, magnets, tee shirts, and other items that say Virginia on them. I liked the outdated look of this little store. The lady working here was very friendly, if it weren't for her I would never know about the Virginia peanuts.

Stopped by this market right before the Raven Rocks hike (the trailhead is 5 minutes away). As soon…read moreas I walked in, I was hit with delicious smells of baked goods. I was hoping to purchase granola bars for the hike, but they didn't have any (they do sell very small packages of trail mix, though). I purchased a sandwich to sustain us on the hike. There's an order form you fill out for the sandwich order before you order. They took less than 5 minutes to prepare my turkey sandwich on multigrain bread. They have basic sandwich meats and fixings, nothing too fancy. For vegetarians, your only option looks like a PB&J. The market also sells beer and wine, baked goods, some local products (such as McCutcheon's products), assorted drinks, and I saw some cutting boards/gift items for sale. There's two unisex restrooms in the art gallery next door, which I appreciated for after the hike, where I could change my clothes. Yes, we came back after the hike, because I was dead set on ordering some baked goods! They sell cookies and pies by the slice. I got a banana cream pie (delicious) and a buckeye. My husband got a fudge brownie which he really enjoyed. I would come back anytime I'm in the area!

The Apple and pecan pies are so delicious! The staff is friendly and attentive. The market place…read morehad an array of trinkets and unique gifts.

Local artisans come together to establish this intriguing, creative shop! Each little nook…read moredisplays the wares of an artist or craftsman. From paintings, to woodworking, to knitting and crocheting, to metal and glass work, to handmade jewelry, to macrame to housewares, to handmade soaps and candles ... this fascinating store will have you mesmerized. There's even a book nook offering writings from local authors. Due to these uncertain times, with so many of us hunkered in at home more these days, it was refreshing to see the creative juices of these artists flowing. Donning our masks, (and by the way, they had some cute, unusual handmade masks for sale) we meandered through this inspiring place and purchased many cool items! If you get a little stir crazy and get the chance to get a change of scenery, be sure to pop into this arts and crafts bazaar!