One of my friends recommended this place as he loves Salt and Stone products. I tried those products at his house so I decided to try them out. Luckily they had some salt and stone body mists and deodorant in stock. Absolutely love it. I have been using La Labo which can get expensive. Salt and Stone products can have the same effect for a cheaper price. The store had various other products as well. Customer service was great. Highly recommend this place at the union market. read more

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Very cool space with an eclectic mix of items from housewares, to candles, to clothing. A great place to shop for gifts, or accent pieces for yourself. Or even a place to roam around and browse. The items are distinct and high quality, without gouging or over the top pricing. We ended up with a variety of gifts for family, and a few presents for our home and ourselves. Added benefit the support they provide for the LGBTQ+ community through fundraisers and other contributions. read more

I gave this place 2 stars simply because the items and home decor are cute and the location was fun to browse. While you could find a unique gift or item for your home the prices are excessive. $44 for one coffee mug?? I'm not exactly sure who the clientele is supposed to be when prices are so high. read more

Cute items, nice staff. Presentation and cultivation is lovely, but prices are marked up from what items cost elsewhere (including if you purchase artwork directly from artists). read more

I think the 1st time I came here was in 2014. I stopped by here over the wknd to waste some time before soul cycle class in the front lot. They have unique homegood items for adults as well as children. The store reminds me of a brick and mortar Etsy shop. I purchased lotion, salve and an art sculpture jewelry holder. I really respect that they ask each customer that walks in to put hand sanitizer on and signs posted informing customers to keep masks over nose. Every store should be like this. I'm glad they have an online presence to purchase. read more

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Look, the stuff is gorgeous, but you're paying for the curation not the products. I bought a (gorgeous) cocktail shaker there for about 68 $ and then found the same one on Amazon for 40. That kind of mark-up is pretty absurd. I'd go in for inspiration and then search the products online. I'm all for buying local but not when they're basically making you pay 2x as much for something you can get off Amazon. read more

Cute store located inside Union Market. Things are on the pricier side but they have a lot of unique gifts. Everything is neatly displayed. Employees are friendly and helpful. They offer pillows, blankets, towels, candles, bath products, jewelry, kids gifts, greetings cards, handmade soaps, etc. If you're looking for a gift or a special item for the house, Salt & Sundry is a great place to visit. read more

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Bottom Line: Cute, high end boutique selling food related items and some other interesting gifts. Salt & Sundry, as the name implies, sells items related to eating but definitely, high end, interesting, boutique-y items. For instance they have some unique dish towels, interesting cocktail mixers, savory sauces and cute dishes. Beyond the kitchen, they also have some things for the home like throw blankets and pillows. If you are shopping for a gift, it's worth checking out the jewelry and scented lotions and candles. I personally loved the cute Pebble brand children's toys. The style of the items sold at Salt & Sundry are eclectic but the store is nicely arranged to make you want to explore every nook and cranny. This Salt & Sundry located is located inside of Union Market. read more

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I am a total sucker for these type of shops - Salt & Sundry is owned by Amanda McClements; this urban bohemian-esque store offers unique/whimsical items for the table, the home, for the bar, candles, products for the body (like chapstick), and even nibbles & sweets. I especially love their candle votives, hand-stitched decorative pillows, the greeting card collection, as well as the milk glass cups :D The staff here are oh-so-pleasant and really lets you to peruse the store, kindly reminding you to let them know of any assistance that you may need. It was so cool to hear that the owner's father creates the shop's one-of-a-kind tables and shelves that display the store products! Definitely check this little gem out - I know that I'll be purchasing/hoarding their items for my future home :D +unique/whimsical house decor/goods read more

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Salt and Sundry is the hipster's paradise. It has anything a hipster would want: S'well water bottles, old school cookbooks, bitters, Mast Chocolate from Brooklyn, habenaro salt from Brooklen, hand made soap from Brooklyn....what more could a hipster want? On top of that, the staff look like hipsters and even the shelves that display each item look hipster. The two downsides is that everything is hipster prices ($10 for a chocolate bar from Brooklyn) and if you aren't dressed like a hipster, you may feel out of place. Other than that, definitely stop by Salt and Sundry after you get a latte from Peregrine at the other side of the market. read more

What a cute store? I've always wanted to come here from Instagram and I love it. It smells so good! Omg I can just stay here with a cot all day. read more

rlly wish i had more time to look around when i visited, but i wanted to go get some food too :'-)... the whole shop was super cute! lots of home decor, books, and small gifts... definitely a nice place to browse when u visit Union Market! read more

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A store to fit any girl's whimsy. Shop here if you are looking for: + An astonishing amount of gourmet bitters and mixers + A lovely and unique gift for your mother, aunt or sister + Sweet, locally focused letter pressed cards + Inspiration on how to live the good life Opened by Metrocurean's Amanda Clements, this shop is sure to delight any domestic diva. Basically take the homeware section of Anthropologie and add a local, small business owned flair to it and you have Salt & Sundry! I am completely and utterly obsessed. read more

Salt & Sundry is an adorable shop with an apropos name. A variety of kitchen and bath products are offered, including a number of items for your home bar. Maldon sea salt is sold, so I try to keep that in mind, as I often run out and like to remember the places I can buy it. Though I've not yet found much for myself, I've bought some special gifts here, and always look forward to perusing this shop. I've never had any staff interactions, and the small space is often quite crowded, so be prepared. read more

Super cute little store in Union Market featuring candles (really cool, local, and expensive ones!), dish towels, tablecloths, table wear, gifts, bitters, mixers, etc. They played some pretty chill music and the lights were low. It was a good atmosphere to shop in while ambling between food locations. The staff was nice and we'll be back. :) read more

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I love that this is one of the few places at Union Market that does not sell food. Instead, Salt & Sundry offers beautiful and unique items for the house. Their furniture is on sale and is made by the owner's father. Beautiful hand-crafted stuff that is expensive, but one of the employees last Saturday gave me a sheet of paper with info on custom furniture and went over the details - awesome customer service! In addition, despite all the customers in the store, I was asked for help at least one other time and saw other employees helping customers. It's clear the items are curated and selected for their quality and novelty. I will say a lot of the stuff is pricey and similar items might be found at Anthropologie, but I really am digging this alternative to the other vendors at Union Market. read more

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Found a pair of earrings that I loved, and was going to buy. I asked a woman who worked there if she could take it out of the case so I can feel how heavy they are. She did no problem, and walked away for a minute to do a price check on them. The MINUTE the employee walked away and I still had the earrings in my hands, another employee approached me and was 2 feet away from me...staring and keep in mind she didn't say hello or how can I help you or even smile...just staring. She was staring at me with her arms crossed until I put them down and said I'm not interested anymore. She then walked away and did the same aggressive behavior to another woman who also left immediately after. How are you suppose to get sales when you're treating everyone as a shoplifter?! read more

As a college student who loooooives to find new home decor to decorate her apartment with, I love his place! (My bank account on the other hand....) Located in Union Market, this place has everything! Candles, S'well Water Bottles, Honey, Dog treats, Stationary and Baby clothes, this place is perfect! I love how everything is original and quaint, perfect for the early 30's boho adult wanting cute, unique pieces that are both functional and a statement! I could spend hours in here, unfortunately my man was getting a little antsy. Until next time! Prices are reasonable and shop is spacious. read more

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Salt & Sundry is a mid to upper end affordable home decor shop that has a lot of aesthetic similarity to what you might see at an Anthropology. It seemed to me that they leaned heavily into home bar tools, accessories, and glassware. I was pleasantly surprised to find several tools that were great options as additions to my own home bar. When department stores and the like offer these types of goods, it's typically too superficial to find useful items. Salt & Sundry had a well curated selection of offerings that are actually useful. read more

MY HEAVEN. The only downside is that I want to buy everything. Prices are all over the place because they probably come from different vendors. Some stuff is cheap and some is ridiculous. read more

This gem inside of Union Market has amazing housewares, scented candles, jewelry, and gifts for just about everyone - kids included. I was overwhelmed by the amount of stuff in here and had to restrain myself from blowing a bag lol. I purchased some sage, palo santo sticks, and a pretty key ring that my daughter picked out. The store associates were very pleasant. I will be returning to purchase more items and highly recommend this shop. read more

Good selection of nicknacks and whatnots -- nothing you need, but simply gotta have. Note to store: Amp up the glassware to go with your other bar essentials. read more

Cute store in Union Market that's great for gifts. The staff is very sweet and gift wrapped my purchases very nicely. But so pricy!

Salt and Sundry is a fun store, offering a variety of domestic and home goods from candles to table linens. It's a perfect place to pick up an original gift for someone hard to shop for or to find a lot of unique home accents. I'll be back! read more

Hard to believe that I've never been to Union Market before, much less this little gem inside. I could have easily finished Christmas shopping for myself while I was in there, but satisfied myself by buying presents for family. A fantastic store where you can pick up some great items. Think about it like Cost Plus on steroids. Much classier, much more unique. Locally focused. Looking for a gift for someone that's hard to shop for (and likes bar or kitchen things)? It's a great place to head. Or come shop for yourself if you fit that criteria. read more

I feel like I could shop until I drop at that store. Unfortunately, it's pretty pricey. I would settle only to buy one or two stuff at a time. I loved their mint kitchen stuff. I bought one to match the cake tier I got at my bridal shower. I would continue to shop there, just not shop to drop :) (I'm eyeing the peony candle. Next time, yes?) read more

Some of the cutest products I have seen. The texture is interesting and feels like good quality. Cute little store worth visiting.

Wonderful shop in Union Market, but I was saddened to see that within their tightly curated collection of cookbooks, there were none by local chefs and authors. Seems if they want to promote themselves as a home grown business, they should help promote others in the community. Maybe by the holidays they can get some on the shelves. Otherwise, nice stuff. read more

My favorite store in DC for gifts, home furnishings, and a random little pick me up! They have amazing selection from local and other small artisans across the country. Always find something perfect and unique here! read more

I went in to the store because they had an open management position and was really impressed with the store! It has lots of really great items! I especially love all the bar items. They have a great selection of flavored bitters, cool glassware and accessories! I really loved their candle selection too! Go check out this store! You will not be disappointed! read more

I wish I could've bought everything in the store! They have the most beautiful items for your kitchen, home, and amazing smelling candles!

I recently did an outing to Union Market. This is such a quaint, cute shop that features many locally produced candles, tonics, stationary, bath products, and other home goods. It is the perfect place to grab a unique present. I personally loaded up on the Gordy's Bloody Mary mix, candles, and a cookbook for my mom for mothers day. While some of the goods are pricey, I do think that the quality of products are incredibly high and worth the extra $$. I'll be returning! read more

Love this place! Great place to find unique, local gifts. Gourmet spices, drink mixes, and unique home goods. I bought a great pine-scented candle that I've been enjoying ever -since. I heard they just opened a place in my neighborhood which will be a great addition! read more

I loved this place and I'll be back. It has bohemian things for the home reminiscent of anthropology but mixed with the high quality of a home decor boutique with items from local establishments. Today my boyfriend and I purchased a hand poured soy candle that smells like the beach for $30, 10% of the proceeds go to help rescue dogs in need. We also got a bright, colorful woven bowl ($58) to use as a fruit bowl in our kitchen. It was made by hand by a women in Africa. It came with a tag introducing her self and explaining that because she has been given the opportunity to create and sell these bowls in America, she has been able to afford food, electricity, health care etc and she is able to send her children to school. I thought that was so cool. My boyfriend got bourbon bitters mix, so he was excited about that. I will definitely be going back again soon. It's a great place to find gifts for people too. read more