Updating my review to add my experience to actually getting to shop in the store. I went to visit…read moreSezane in Georgetown and thankfully this time the store had power and was open. It was a Saturday afternoon and there was a small queue to get into the store. I didn't have to wait long before I was let in. The store is small but very cute and lovely. I love the decor and how the items were set up boutique style. I also love the touches of homage to Sezane in the city of Washington D.C area. I enjoyed browsing the items, but the selection is very limited FYI. I hope this location remains permanently.

Such a beautiful in-store experience for this brand. The staff was lovely and super helpful - very…read morewilling to assist and check for items that may not be on the floor. The selection of items was of course not wholly represent of what is available online, but what was out included some really lovely items from recent drops. The prices all matched online but a tip for if you would like a tote, grab one of their lifestyle care products near the registers. I hope they open a permanent location close by!

Debbie the woman who is the artist behind the "gingerchik is an amazing person…read more She was very pleasant and helped paint a custom portrait of two of our family pets!! It was a wonderful picture and a pleasure to work with her and I plan on doing a lot of business with her in the future!

From the owner: My name is Debbie Schanberger and I am the sarcastic red-headed artist behind The Ginger Chik. I…read moremake fun and unique original fine art & illustration, mixed media, prints, greeting cards, stickers, apparel, coasters, and handmade wooden ornaments and magnets. My work is inspired by bright, colorful designs, the 80s and 90s, all things ‘Baltimore' and making people laugh . . . which is the best part! With rats like "Fell's Point Felicia" and "Betty from the Block", how can you not crack a smile?!

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.

Woman and minority owned and operated!…read more Ms. Bianca was such a pleasure to meet as I eagerly explored her shop located within Savor. She has a variety of bath and body products, jewelry, candles, t-shirts and hats (most with the logo Black Excellence), and other little trinkets and accessories all made by local DMV artists and curators...AMAZING!! Her personable nature and through knowledge about each items was fantastic...and I look forward to purchasing from her in near future, particularly the sugar scrubs and shea butters. Overall, yelp peeps, I highly recommend checking out Curated DMV!!

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There is only one reason to go here - you are a Hello Kitty fan or you know one. They have some…read morelimited merch, but the only food available is a large cookie or a set of three smaller cookies. When we visited, the trucked had haphazardly dumped empty cardboard boxes all around the truck which looked really trashy.

It's all about Hello Kitty! My first encounter with this van/truck was out in CA, and it was a…read morepretty pleasant experience! This pop-up is hard to miss, as you see the bright pink truck. Currently, the vehicle and the tent is located near DSW. The menu seems to be super limited, only offering water bottles, the petit fours, the pocket pies, and the cookies. You can also purchase apparel, such as shirts, and mugs. There was literally a long line, wrapped around the Pentagon Row; some fans came with their Hello Kitty paraphernalia, such as towels, umbrellas, and head gear. +super limited cafe menu +friendly staff

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

It was fun for the kids. Different things to do. All the rooms had some type of "bubble"…read moreaffiliation. Rubber and metallic balloons in rooms with colored lighting allowed for a fun experience. There's also a room with mirrors that make for a fun experience. There's also a huge ball pit which the kids really liked.

Disgusting . I thought this was going to be similar to the one in Chicago, the Balloon Museum, but…read moreit was nowhere near that level. For the look and quality of this place, the tickets should honestly be free. Every room felt extremely cheaply made and poorly maintained. The bubble room didn't even have the bubble machines working when we went. The ball pit room smelled like rancid kids' feet and just felt dirty overall. The entire building felt cheap and underwhelming. It was a complete waste of our money and time, and we were in and out within 25 minutes. I absolutely do NOT recommend this place. Extremely embarrassing for an attraction that charges people to come experience it.