Omg!! You have to try the peanut butter chocolate pie!!! It was the best pie I have ever tasted! I…read morealso had the key lime and the coconut pies and they were also delicious!!! Sandy is great to deal with and she truly makes the best pies!!!

This is an absolutely wonderful bakery to do business with an enjoy delicious baked goods. Please…read moretry this bakery if you are in the market with outstanding goods.

First time at this market and LOVED it! The vendors are so friendly and I definitely stimulated the…read morelocal economy (read: spent way too much) during my visit. There really is something for every price point and I saw plenty of vendors for home decor, clothing, crocheted pieces, historical pieces, etc. There was even a table for free appraisals! Will DEFINITELY be back!

From the owner: Named "Best Flea Market" in Virginia by Domino Magazine! The Del Ray Vintage & Flea Market occurs…read moreonce a month, always on the second Saturday, in the Del Ray neighborhood of Alexandria, VA. The parking lots of 1804 & 1900 Mt. Vernon Avenue are filled with vendors of antique, vintage, thrift, artisan, clothing, homegoods, and more. We also feature local bakers and coffee roasters, and weather-permitting we have adoptable pets from the Animal Welfare League of Alexandria. Our market is all year 'round but we do cancel (and do not reschedule) for inclimate weather.

Winter Wonderland is a totally adorable beachfront holiday village. It's a pop-up shop in Congress…read moreHall's lawn/pool area. I've been visiting Cape May for years, including in the winter, and had never noticed it before. Perhaps it's fairly new? Mostly the booths loop around the pool. You can walk through each one. Unlike most holiday village setups, there's no one manning the individual booths, which seemed overly trusting to me. I'd hope they have security cameras or some other sort of check to ward off shoplifters. There's one cashier near the exit. Since I visited after Christmas, there was plenty of room to browse. Items were fairly marked, and it was your typical range of quality home goods/jewelry/winter garb/food stuffs. If you're visiting Cape May around the holidays, I'd say definitely stop in. There's even a carousel and train for kids, as well as a sleigh for photo ops.

The cutest shop in fells point. I've never walked in until the cookie crawl over the holidays and…read morefound the best candle. From the logo, you can't tell what kind of goods the sell here. The store sells a curated list from several types of local makers, including body stuff, candles, art. I went when the candles were 25% off of candles. I got a rather large candle for $35 and the smell was amazing. Plus the staff was really, really friendly and helpful.

This store has a large collection of items from independent artists.designers and creators. The art…read moreis breathtaking and there are many pieces to choose from so it would not be difficult to find that one item that matches your personal vibe. You'll find what you need in this store, candles, jewelry, massage oils,soaps, greeting cards and many other items to choose from. The gentleman that greeted us was very nice and made us feel very welcome. There is something for everyone with very reasonable pricing.

Excellent space for a small private gathering. The price is reasonable. Tables and chairs come…read morewith the property. Excellent downtown location.

So nice that this has been open some weekends in the fall and winter! All of the sales associates…read moreare super friendly and helpful. They also have an amazing clearance section!

I recently ordered two fast and free running hats which after a single use and wash in a front…read moreloading machine, split down the center seam and can no longer e worn. I am legally blind so I often blame myself first, thinking it was something I unknowingly or accidentally did to create the tear. After the second hat split in the identical location, I decided to walk into Lululemon Avalon Monday morning and was horrified by the unkind, rude, and unhelpful staff. They refused to give me a refund on either hat, and despite my explanation of what happened to the first one, they would not replace or reimburse me for both. They finally agreed for me to select one new hat so I asked the salesperson to help me with the size because I cannot read the tags. It was obvious to both me and my mom that no one wanted to assist me in the store. I actually had to announce my disability in order to get help from one of the three salespeople standing around. When the salesperson was ringing up the new hat, they asked me to show my drivers license in a loud voice heard by all other customers. I was forced to tell this person yet again, that I am vision-impaired and cannot drive. Rather than using the receipt of original purchase which I had already provided, they asked to get my mom's drivers license. I was appalled by the behavior I witnessed this morning and hope no one else with a disability experiences this treatment. To make a bad experience worse, my two-year old was running around the store and my mom watched another salesperson intentionally trip him so he fell. It was obvious they wanted us all to leave. I am an avid runner with a disability and had been a loyal Lululemon customer. There are so many great athletic brands out there so I'll never purchase another item from this company again. Their employees need training on how to be kind and helpful to people of all abilities.

A new pop-up food market place in the Inner Harbor's McKeldin Square. The opening day featured food…read morefrom local favorites such as Dooby's, The Charmery, Brickn Pizza, The Smoking Swine, and there were various lawn games set up. It's supposed to run through October and is definitely a welcomed addition to the food variety downtown.

i ordered a bacon cheeseburger and got a ham and swiss! my friend ordered fruit as a side and got…read morefries