Great store IF you like unique, hand made items you'll treasure!!! To us a perfect Vacay Day Bucket List Is: 1) Great food and Drinks 2) Art and Music 3) Historical and interesting architecture 4)Great shopping. The friendly people and positive vibes helped us enjoy FELLS POINT in Baltimore which is the perfect place to satisfy it all. Charming cobble stone streets, smells of food, sounds of great music alongside this magnificent harbor set the perfect tone for a perfectly wonderful vaca day. We had lunch at Thames Street Oyster House- (see review)which is in the midst of galleries, bars and steps from Zelda Zen. Nice variety of items for sale. Many are from local artists and I think most if not all things are handmade. I regret not purchasing more things now that we're back in California. Awesome earrings and several clay sculptures for the wall are haunting me. I will return! Oh yeah, I think she ships! I recommend getting to this store when you get into the Baltimore area. I didn't photograph the bag that held my goodies, but she wrapped each item in sturdy and colorful paper and set the bag off with a darling fall themed bow . I didn't request this/ the owner just adds that extra touch. read more

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Store hasn't changed a bit since the 90s except if you try to use cash, they won't make change, won't take credit card either if you try buying something small. read more

We popped into this store while in the area and had a wonderful experience. We were visiting with friends, and our daughter fell in love with the soap rocks she had in her store. While checking out, the owner, Beth, helped us, and we had a nice chat where she congratulated our daughter on losing her first tooth. While in Baltimore, we were so taken aback by how welcoming and friendly everyone we met was, and Beth is a perfect example of the warmth we felt from the people of Baltimore. We will be back when we visit again! read more

The shop was cute, but not quite what I was expecting. Also, you have to spend at least $10 to use a card, to the point where I didn't have any cash and she was just kinda like oh well then and I walked out purchasing nothing. I didn't see a sign anywhere stating that, although to be fair there could've been and I just didn't notice it. This place has great reviews but I found it to be a little disappointing. read more

I was looking for an ornament of Maryland and I was recommended this shop. I thought it was colorful and fun on the inside. The patrons seemed to enjoy it. read more

The legend of Zelda was an awesome video game, and has absolutely nothing to do with this tiny little boutique in Baltimore's most expensive, fancy, quaint shopping and nightlife area - Fells Point. We actually spent a decent amount of money in here because my partner in boutique crime found way too many things she wanted. I can see why. It's not the cheapest but the woman serving us was so nice and helpful, and the selection of all kinds of otherworldly and eye-catching items was magnificent. I think Bush would agree with me when I say that if you're in Baltimore, and want to buy necklaces, jewelry, handbags and such, then you should get "Everything Zen." If you can afford it. read more

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Fun store with an interesting inventory: artwork, stationery, lots of jewelry, home decor. I bought two pairs of very fun earrings! The saleslady was very friendly and helpful. On the way out, I saw a gorgeous piece of art by Chris Antieau! (She has her own gallery in New Orleans.) I'll return to this place! read more

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Stopped into this cute little shop a year or so ago while wandering Fells Point. The owner, a woman was extremely pleasant and attentive without being overbearing. The store has lots of jewelry and gift items. I wound up buying a cute pair of earrings (see picture). She wrapped them up in a cute little bag with ribbon for me. We chatted while I checked out & I mentioned I was visiting and she was more than happy to provide recommendations on places to eat. She even wrote them down for me! Will definitely keep Zelda Zen in mind for the future! read more

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Go to Zelda Zen for amazing gifts and a happy shop owner and Baltimore icon Beth Hawks. You will adore her infectious energy. I bought an mirrored chime from the artist who has his work at the Visionary Ary Museum. Love it and it reflects the light in my house for good chi every day. read more

I visited Fells Point over Easter Weekend and checked out some reviews online to see what was interesting before going. I saw so many good reviews for the owner of this place that I had to stop in to meet her. All of the good things that you hear about Beth are true! She was so kind and intuitive. She has great info and suggestions of what was worth checking out in town. i highly suggest stopping in. There's a lot of really neat items in this shop! Also I told her about the high cost of the hotel parking garage where i was staying and she even had suggestions about that! thanks for saving me big $ Beth!! See you next time! read more

This shop drew me in from the street. It's so inviting and has a sense of calming (may sound weird but visit and you'll understand). The owner is so friendly and eccentric and it shows throughout her shop. This shop has so many handmade personable items and gifts. It's a shop where you can find one of a kind items. They have jewelry, mugs, night lights, outside decor and much much more. I bought a unique candle handmade locally and it's placed in a recycled wine bottle (top is cut off and candle is in the bottom). I haven't burned it yet but I will keep you posted!! Visit this nice spot when you get a chance! read more

Gracious business owner has a quaint beautiful boutique. Love the selection. What a great place to browse and find a treasure. read more

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I stopped in Zelda Zen after going to almost every other shop in Fells Point (there are tons of great shops in Fells Point, BTW) and this place was BY FAR my favorite! Every section of this place has a different style of accessories and prices to fit any budget and anyones style. Tons of cool jewelry and scarves and other little gifts. If you are in need of a gift I highly suggest stopping in here. My personal favorite is the huge array of coasters! Yes, coasters! There are hundreds and all are locally made by a photographer, she takes pictures of iconic landmarks and bars and restaurants and makes them into tile coasters. I LOVE THEM! I just had to get some for myself. I bought one that was the sign in front of the Horse You Came in on Saloon and also bought one with the Koopers Tavern sign. They also had the Pagoda, Ravens, and any other bar/restaurant you can name. What is really cool is the owner took some of my suggestions for places she didn't have yet! I just love them and feel like they are a fun talking piece, I need more (at $10 a pop though I will have to slowly build up on them)! Great little shop, very friendly and helpful and it is FULL of goodies. read more

I'm so late on this review ! So I came in to Zelda Zen for one of my network events, I picked up little cute earrings they were the star little post earrings near the register. I love this little gem because of the personalized shopping experience and the dog was cute who was shopping with me. As well there is so many options. This spot is an absolute hit for the fells community and Baltimore. I'll be back to shop soon. Many blessings read more

Came into this store because I loved the aesthetics of it. The ladies inside were nice and greeted me but shortly after I arrived there was loud conversation between the employees about personal endeavors that were honestly not only unprofessional but could have been harmful to young impressionable people. If I myself had heard this conversation a year or two ago, it would have really hurt me and potentially even have sent me over the edge. Depression is a very serious issue and I believe talking about it is essential for healing among those directly touched by it and their family. That being said, hearing a worker at this store describe a depressed person in her life and how much of a toll this other person's depression was taking on the worker by association, is not only inappropriate but something extremely sensitive to many people. I know that many of the things I heard her say "It's so hard knowing a depressed person", "I've tried everything but she just won't stop being sad", "It puts me in a bad mood to be around her", etc were things that people I loved would say about me and I felt immense guilt about when I was in a bad place and if I was still feeling like that, this employee's perspective would have been affirming all the things that were already making me feel so sad and guilty. This kind of outlook on depression, that of frustration and strife, from the people around me, was what kept me in a place where I felt I could never get better and only perpetuate further suffering to those around me. I'm sure that I just walked in on a hard day, and I empathize with the struggles of everyday life. We are all human and we affect each other in ways we can never comprehend. But this kind of chat really turned me off to the store and I couldn't even stay inside for more than a minute before stepping out. Not the kind of environment I expected from such a cute little place. I hope the best for the worker and her loved ones. read more

Big fan of the gorgeous products and extremely sweet owner. I'm glad I finally got to visit and get a beautiful necklace and crystal soap

Went to check out this shop while travelling through Baltimore connecting with boutique owners to vend my jewelry and out of the dozens of locations I stopped this one was the only place where the owner was not only rude but insulting. While explaining that I was going door to door gauging interest with photos of my work instead of carrying my whole collection considering I carry my art in padded rifles cases to protect it she interrupted saying "We'll that's just stupid" and then when trying to agree that I understood that walking around a major city with rifle cases wasn't the best idea, hence why I was showing photos door to door, she continued to berate my business practices and interupt me while insulting my intellegience. An uninspired selection of products combined with the lack of tact & decency has made the only thing about this shop I will remember the sour taste that was left in my mouth when I walked out the door. read more

What an awesome little shop. I was equally charmed by the owner as by the fantastic array of great items. Will be back!

Always enjoy the experience at Zelda Zen. The selection is always beautiful. Love to support our local businesses and these talented artists who share their creative work. Not to mention Beth the owner, who is wonderful. Will continue to be a favorite spot to find something special for that special someone! read more

This boutique is one of my favorites. They have a very cool and eclectic selection of jewelry, handbags, cards, candles, and truly local Baltimore merchandise. Beth, the owner, couldn't have been nicer. I ended up doing most of my Christmas shopping in this charming Fell's point shop. read more

Great variety of items for sale, especially the cards. Shocked by how unprofessional the employee was. Used profanity to explain her overzealous love of Baltimore. "It's a fabulous fucking city and if you don't like it you can leave." She then told my friend and I to go back where we came from (Pennsylvania) because that explained why we didn't like the city, rather than her poor attitude toward customers. Prime example of a Baltimoron. Sadly, I will never return because of my terrible experience despite really liking the items for sale. read more

I went for a post-lunch walk in Fell's Point with my friend and my son, only to encounter a downpour of rain in the middle of it. Naturally, neither of us had an umbrella handy, thus we darted from shop to shop on Thames St., hoping to purchase a pair. You would be surprised just how many stores do not carry umbrellas at the precise moment that you need one, but I digress... At any rate, we ducked into Zelda Zen hoping for luck--which we found, but in a totally unexpected way. The proprietor, Beth, greeted us warmly and from the moment we entered her store, we were transfixed. The shop itself is gorgeous, and it is curated with an eclectic mix of beautiful and useful items, both local and global. I could have stayed there for hours; everything she carries is exquisite and unique, it's the perfect place to find special gifts for someone you love, or for yourself. Now here's the really magical part: Beth didn't have any umbrellas for sale--but she did have an extra one of her own that she actually lent to us so we could enjoy the rest of our outing bone dry. We left her store with our purchases (Bath Whip, which is an unbelievably wonderful product, I've used it every day since), a beautiful borrowed umbrella, big enough to shelter two women and a toddler, AND a renewed sense of confidence that there are still many good people in this world. Beth and Zelda Zen have won me over for life, and I can't wait to go back for more! read more

One of my favorite stores of all time! The owner will help you find the perfect gift, for yourself or someone else! Such a fabulously curated selection of merchandise, everything is unique and of a high quality. Definitely worth checking out!! read more

Would not recommend this shop to anyone. Thought it would be interesting to stop in a shop with a unique name since my 10 year old has the same name. I found the items to be quite mundane. Seems the owner is somewhat bitter not very friendly. read more

speaking from a guy who knows nothing about fashion or trends... I have 4 sisters, a wife and a daughter, and a mom... This place has become my "go to" for all of them.. this place has everything from ear rings to candles. it is the perfect place to get the scarf that no one else has or that style necklace. there is just enough to have it in most colors that you don't feel like a dept store. everything there is one of a kind. there are even tile coasters with all the local/ historic places in the neighborhood. It is a must see and get lost in for an hour. there is the most comfy rag chair as soon as you walk in. read more