This must be a relatively new store? How are there zero reviews. Super sweet little store packed…read morewith gently used and ultra cute cowboy boots, vintage style clothing, signs with cute saying, old chandeliers good for hanging from the tree in your yard, jewelry, and they are part of the ladies night in Ellicott City- although I forgot what day it's held on- maybe the first or second Friday of the month.

The store is tiny and filled with overpriced items that you don't *actually* need. The premise is…read morethat a lot of the items for sale (rings, bracelets, other knick knacks) are repurposed. Other things are $50 tshirts with a cute saying on it or similar. I bought three rings here recently, and at $9 a pop, I figured they'd last a little, but knew they weren't the absolute best quality. Wrong. Material from two rings turned my fingers green within three days, without them being subjected to water or anything. Very disappointing and makes me wonder about other products in the store. Staff is hit or miss with friendliness. Teen/Young Adult women.

It's an ok place. Wasn't amused by the prices the reviews I read said it was good prices but when I…read morewent in I left immediately after seeing some of the prices.

Love this place! It's like a little getaway for me to browse & find treasures new to me:)read more

This place is amazing. It goes on forever. It's like somebody went back in time and just took a…read morestroll and brought back a lot of of stuff. I guarantee there's something here for everyone. Awesome. It was so awesome.

Antique Depot is huge--three floors packed with antiques and tons of individual vendor booths…read more There is a little bit of everything, so if you enjoy digging through antiques, collectibles, furniture, and random finds, you could easily spend hours here. One thing to be aware of is the building has a very strong musty smell. If you have allergies or are sensitive to dust or odors, definitely keep that in mind. The biggest downside for me is the customer service at the front. They are not always very friendly or helpful, and they often seem unaware of vendor-specific sales or discounts. If you are interested in buying several items from one vendor and want to ask about a bulk discount, getting someone to contact the vendor can be a hassle. Checkout can also be slow, especially when items need to be wrapped or packaged. That said, the store itself is absolutely worth browsing if you have the time and patience. There are a lot of treasures to find--you just need to go in knowing that the shopping experience can be a little cumbersome once you are ready to buy.

I've walked by Strawberry Fields quite a few times but never took the time to browse. They always…read morehave some jewelry and other goodies for sales on the sidewalk and most of it looks like a jumbled, disorganized mess because, well, it is. It's the kind of place you definitely need time to sort through piece by piece to find some treasures. The owner can be a little much, as others have noted on here, but that's the kind of zany personality I suppose you can expect from a vintage shop owner. She seems to want to be helpful to her customers and points out all the deals and special items - although I could see how this might come across as overbearing. She helped me find a cameo necklace after I inquired, which I ultimately passed on, but I appreciated that she took the time to show it to me. The signage for some of the deals is a little unclear. I overheard a customer pick up rings from the "buy four get one free" section and then be told that those rings weren't part of the sale... definitely very confusing. After several minutes of sorting through, I managed to find a pendant, a necklace, and two rings that I absolutely adore. The total was just under $15 which was a steal considering, upon further inspection, one of the rings ended up being 14k gold. I'll return!

Wonderful experience ! I stayed for sometime looking through her jewelry collection. At no point…read moredid I feel rushed. A lot more options jewelry wise than other vintage shops around. She even helped me find some pieces I was looking for. All I needed was to give her a description of what I was looking for and she was on it! Lately I've been a big fan of turquoise jewelry and blues. I found some pretty neat finds. Every minute spent was interesting between finding cool pieces and hearing her stories of her working in her shop throughout the years. Very sweet lady! Highly recommend

Shopping in Old Ellicott City this season? Be sure to visit Attic Antiques N Things…read more Brenda, the owner, is helpful and sweet. When I mentioned I wanted to wear this vintage pin out of the shop, Brenda lent me a hand and turned me into a walking AA'NT billboard. I look forward to going back soon for more treasures.

I found the prices at this antique store to be extremely high compared with other shops in the…read morearea. I even showed comparable pricing online and mentioned similar items at the two antique stores farther down the street, but there was still no willingness to negotiate on price. Since this is the first antique store you come across after leaving the parking area, it probably gets a lot of the initial foot traffic. My advice would be to keep walking and check out the other two stores farther down the street. They are much larger, have a better overall selection, and I found their pricing to be much more reasonable. I shop antique stores regularly and understand that pricing can vary based on condition, rarity, and the individual seller, but the difference here was significant enough that I would not personally shop here again.

My friend told me about this store when I told her that we were looking for new record stores to…read morecheck out. I never knew about this place! I believe they are in the middle of moving locations so it was a bit in disarray. That didn't stop us from getting a good dig in the merchandise they had available. Many records available and categorized. They had video games, music of all kids, CDS, furniture, pokemon cards, magazines, cameras, and so much more. The employee at the store was knowledgeable and nice. If you spend time in there, you might find some awesome records!!! The price of items were understandable depending on the item you are interested to buy.

Yes, they have a ton of stuff, but they have a TON of stuff. It's hard to move through the shop,…read morethere are a lot of boxes that are not labeled/categorized, and there is a lot of stuff without price tags. This is the kind of place where you have to have patience. And don't go on a hot day, as there is no A/C or at least it's not turned up enough to keep the place cool.

This is my go to and a must if you have a military ID…read more Cost is blanket affordable with sales quite often and clean organized stuff. Tip: Uber discounts in the back for something that isn't in season, has a small stain, or just hasn't gotten purchased within the timeframe. Here is when they do a bag sale for $3 for a big grocery bag! Staff: Nice welcoming and very friendly. It's staffed with both full time and volunteers. Must for: Coats, homewares, clothes, good deals, and LOTS of kids toys.

The post thrift shop is great, especially compared to other off-post thrift stores. The people…read moreworking there are always really sweet. It's super unorganized near the far back approaching the attic, but I think it adds character. If you're looking for baby stuff, men's outerwear, or men's formalwear, this is a great place to look.

Every now and then I get that itch to go antiquing and decided to try the Antique Center at Savage…read moreMills. The store is huge and they have items from decades and century past. The store is very eclectic so you have to walk around to every section. They have articles and magazines, to comics, to clothing and furniture, to collectibles of every type. They even have coins and jewelry for sell. If you are tired buying gifts from the big department stores, I am sure you can find something unique, but personal, here. The staff is very friendly and customer service is #1. I thought the prices I saw were reasonable but I am sure they are open to negotiations. If you are in the area, this is definitely a cool place to check out.

The fact that I've been to Savage Mill more than once and have missed this GIANT sprawling antique…read moreshop on the bottom floor is not just a crime, but a crime against humanity really. This place is HUGE. I don't know how i missed it. Or the giant antique chair that's out front for you to take pictures in. So this is like one of those antique stores where there are boothes everywhere that people rent out and basically sell and the antique store gets a small cut and they pay rent to have a booth there. There must be upwards of 40+ booths/vendors. Probably more. Everything from antique furniture, antique medical stuff, decor, you name it. I ended up getting some gifts for friends and now that I've given the gifts, I can detail them. An agate container that I thought was cool. A broach in the shape of a person (almost art deco style) but decorated in almost a Native American/Latin style. I got a set of beautiful Japanese coasters in a nice container with I believe Iris' on the front. I also got a cute little Canada themed hourglass thing. Just a bunch of random stuff where I saw it, and was like, "oh I could see this person liking this." I can't wait to go back. I spent maybe an hour or so there, but I could have easily spent more time. The people at the front were really helpful opening up glass cases to see certain items though I will say (the amount of keys and cases they have is sort of aggressive) lol. A LOT of stuff is behind lock and key. Great store though. And legit DO NOT know how I missed this.