Cute small souvenir shop next to the Iron Rooster downtown. They have local knick knacks including…read morelocalish nautical items and ornaments. The man at the counter was on the phone the entire time so we didn't get to talking but it was a cute and clean place. The parking is tough, but if you happen to be downtown or waiting for a seat at the Iron Rooster, it's a cute place to peruse.

From the owner: Small gift shop attached to the iron rooster! stop in todayread more

We bought a beautiful piece of furniture from Reclaimed, had it delivered a few days later. The…read moredelivery folks were awesome and took care of it as if it were their own. We took advantage of their 50% off opportunity.

Sharing my recent experience with Reclaimed Annapolis so future customers have full transparency…read morebefore committing to a custom project. We paid in full for a custom vanity in late August after being assured that our project would be prioritized and completed quickly. Over the next several months, we repeatedly requested the progress updates and photos we were told we would receive. Instead, we were given multiple estimated completion dates that came and went without any product, updates, or supporting information. By mid-November--after more than two months of delays and asking for realistic timelines so we could coordinate with other contractors--we were informed that the business would not complete the project. The owner cancelled our order outright and issued a full refund. While we do appreciate that the refund was processed promptly, the cancellation caused a significant setback to our bathroom renovation, especially after we had already structured our broader project timeline around the commitments made earlier. We made a deliberate effort to support a local Annapolis business, but our experience was disappointing and disruptive. Customers considering custom work here should be aware of the repeated delays, lack of communication, and ultimate cancellation we encountered. This review reflects our direct experience and the impact it had on our project and schedule.

AnneBeth's is the best!!! This is my 3rd time ordering a gift basket for my Annapolis family and it…read morejust keeps getting better. Everyone is super helpful and accommodating for our needs. They are very professional, polite and patient whoever we're choosing items for our family's gift. My family loved their products too. We chose fresh sourdough bread, goat cheese with truffles, and another with figs and honey. Sounds yummy. A tasty white wine to go with the bread and cheese is a great accompaniment. Thank you AnneBeth. I appreciate you for having this establish for all. And it's all priced fairly. I'll be back and will tell friends and family about our experience. Marcia M.

Annebeth's is the refreshingly personalized liquor store on Maryland Avenue, Annapolis. It sits in…read morethe historic downtown area close by the marina, Naval Academy and State House. East to find with street parking right across the street. The space is small, but they have a decent cross section of wine, beer and harder stuff. If you're thinking booze warehouse you will be disappointed, but if you prefer more human scale, you can find happiness with Annebeth. We needed a six pack for our dinner at a local crab house. We were able to select a mix and match half dozen of their mostly local brews, which our lovely shopkeeper was able to put together with transferable can clips into one unit. There appears to be other things for sale in the way of snacks and light lunches, but we didn't pay much attention to them. We knew we would be stuffed with Maryland Blues, chowder and key lime pie that night and were saving our appetites until then. It was cool to buy our night's beverages in a shop that might have been selling grog and heavy ales for the last 250 years!

There are so many boutiques in Annapolis. Well, here's another one. This one is a little…read moredifferent. You won't find your typical Annapolis tourist items in here. Looks like handcrafted gift items that may have originated from Peru.

Bottom Line: An enchanting place to shop for, or just browse, the artwork of 50+ local artists who…read moreget their inspiration from Annapolis and the Chesapeake Bay. Local by Design opened in May 2016 and I am so sad that they were not listed on Yelp prior to Annapolis' busy summer tourist season (soon to be followed by the busy Navy-football-games-and-boat-show-weekends season). This store is delightful and if I was an impulse shopper I would have gone broke today and filled my car with serene water colors, fun jewelry, transitional upholstery furniture, upcycled art work, practical pottery and pop art posters. Local by Design features the artwork of other 50 local artists that use all sorts of mediums. The art here ranges from super subtle, traditional and classic to zany, wild and fun. I enjoyed all of it! Even if you aren't shopping for something on your walls, there is plenty of other great stuff here for the home, for yourself and for gifts. Also, this store offers a little snapshot into the cultural icons of Annapolis and the surrounding area - USNA, sailing, steamed crabs alongside National Bohemian beer, oysters, blue herons, anchors, etc.

Great little place with tons of little nooks that never seems to end. You want local pottery? They…read morehave it. You want cute handmade ornaments? They have those too. Do yourself a favor and buy from here and support local.

4/28/2024- I love…read moresoft grain leather.. and I enjoy Hobo products.. Every few years I end up buying the leather wallets-.. after a while the slots that hold the cards end up loose and my cards fall out.. I need one that holds more than six cards.. and that is why I prefer the Hobo brand.. Last week I purchased the bigger clasp wallet/bag.. I think my phone could even fit.. Price was great because it was on sale at a retail store.. (justified my reason to buy).. The color has a very nice rich tone..

Could not recommend Hobo enough!! High quality materials, many unique designs and great customer…read moreservice. I have at least 5 bags from here and already have plans for more. My favorites are Fern and Nash for now... I love browsing both online/via social media and in store - very customer-friendly. You should definitely stop in the store if you're ever in Annapolis!

Came here for a sticker souvenir , they have loads of souvenirs in general which is nice if you're…read moreinto souvenirs. A bit pricey ($6) for a small sticker but what can you do. They even have a pastry section where we got snickerdoodles cookies- SO good, soft and flavorful. The staff are super friendly and sweet. Overall a good experience !

Did a day trip to Annapolis and this place came recommended with the promise of the best cookies. I…read morehad to see for myself! The store itself is large with three total stories of things to buy. Lots of cool things to look at and buy. Touristy stuff. The bakery section looked absolutely amazing. Lots of huge cookies, fudge, and candy-dipped apples. I was there for the cookies and couldn't decide which flavor to get so naturally, I got pretty much one of every cookie. It's nearly $17/lb for cookie costs and I ended up buying $55 worth of cookies and two lemonades. The cookies are decent. They'd probably be phenomenal straight out of the oven and warm. But I wouldn't go out of my way again to get these cookies. The lemonade was pretty good. I'd try some of their other goodies as so many things looked delicious. My main complaint was the lady behind the counter working. She wore a shirt that said, "From the bottom of my heart, idgaf" and this could not be more true. She truly did not care. She had an attitude and made the whole interaction awkward and uncomfortable. She had a snotty comment for everything. When she handed me my bag of cookies, the handle broke on the bag. I asked for a second bag so I could double bag it and easily carry it. She proceeded to tell me that the bag broke because I bought too many cookies and the bag can't support all of them. You'd think they'd want the business and the money. I definitely did not appreciate this grouchy lady. Maybe she was having a bad day, I'm not sure. But her attitude kind of soured the experience. I would be willing to give this place another try. I would love to try one of their caramel apples! If I encounter another rude staff I probably would not return.

I've never been to a comic book store before, but I wandered into this one and was so impressed…read morewith the vastness of inventory. I saw characters that I know and love, but also new ones that haven't made it to mainstream media yet. So cool and I loved being able to browse and check them all out.

On Google Maps it is labeled as a bookstore. Yes, but ONLY comic books as the title implies. No…read moreregular books FYI.