Literally one of my favorite places in DT Annapolis!…read more Evergreen Antiques and True Vintage has a great selection of apparel and accessories, home decor, furniture, and dishware (they have Fiestaware!). I also saw some old-school children's books! The hubs and I stopped by while we were in the area, and we were greeted warmly. The place allows you to peruse with no hassle - be sure to check out the back room as well! I found cute little old light bulbs, hand-painted to look like snowmen - I had to get these! In addition, they were having a sale for seasonal items, so that was an added bonus! The nice gentleman (who looked so dapper, by the way!), was so sweet and kind. Usually, antique/vintage stores can be more of a miss than a hit, but this place was super charming and seems to have something for everyone! Love small businesses like this! Check them out when you're in town - you won't regret it! +antiques and vintage items +friendly and welcoming service! +great selection +limited residential parking

I am in love with this little antique shop. They have so much to look at and at a variety of price…read morepoints which I can appreciate. Some of the neighbors have stuff that is too high in price for what I was looking for. Not only that but the woman that was there was so sweet and kind and I enjoyed our chat over my kids spoon choices. I went in to hand out a poster for the food bank and walked out with these lovely cordials and two small spoons to add to my eclectic kitchen stuff. There is plenty of room to navigate the store. Parking is street parking (don't forget to pay).

I came here to celebrate my mother's birthday since antiquing is one of her favorite activities,…read morebut unfortunately, this establishment was a major letdown. While the store had a wide selection of items, many of them were extremely overpriced for the condition they were in. I've visited antique shops across the country, and the value here simply didn't match the asking prices. The biggest issue, however, was the customer service. The staff were not only unhelpful but outright rude. While testing a typewriter I was considering purchasing, a woman abruptly stopped me from tapping aggressively through the glass, telling me not to touch it--despite there being no signage indicating it was off-limits. If I'm going to spend money at your business, I expect to be treated with basic respect. Sadly, that was not the case here. I won't be returning, and I wouldn't recommend this shop to others.

This place is huge and has so much cool stuff. The woman working (tall, blonde hair - didn't catch…read moreher name) was super friendly and helpful.

Great place to find well-priced one of a kind pieces for our new modern coastal farmhouse. Latest…read morefinds...an Eastlake full-size bed and an icebox door coffee table.

This is a smaller store, but it's full of quality primitive pieces and furniture. Prices are a mix…read morebetween high retail and good deals and the owner is very friendly. We will definitely be back!

Wow, wow, wow! What a gift this thrift shop is to the community!! Everything is so clean and…read morebeautifully displayed. Items are in excellent condition. Volunteers are so friendly & helpful! I was shopping for baby & maternity clothes to help out a young Mom and I found the most amazing stuff there to give her. So happy to have found this treasure!

Clean and organized shop with an excellent selection of items and deals! Everything from kids toys…read moreto home decor, clothing, and jewelry. Highly recommend.

Bottom Line: A beautiful store on Maryland Avenue featuring traditional and transitional home…read moredecor. I really enjoy shopping Maryland Avenue and the classy stores that call it home. Like many of its neighbors, Be Home does not disappoint! This store features furniture, lamps, artwork and other home decor. Some items are very traditional while other items are more transitional. Regardless of the style, everything is quality and classy. Be Home is definitely the type of place that you'll want to keep checking out as their inventory turns over and they offer many seasonal items. Also, it's a great place to shop for inspiration or a gift. Finally, the staff is friendly and attentive but not overbearing.

Wonderful home furnishing store on Maryland Ave that beckons comfort, costal & class. From chairs…read moreto tapestries, trays, to decorative pillows, candles, gifts and nautical furnishings. Do yourself the favor and linger in. The perfect gift awaits you here be it for yourself or for a loved one. It's the perfect boutique shopping experience!

they have anything you can imagine in an antique store. from furniture to coins. They are very…read moregenerous for paying the tax for the items I got. They are very kind in service.

The owners are such friendly people. There is so much to see. Most are antiques but they do have…read moresome whimsy type of beach decor as well. We will be visiting them again soon.

This is a new family-run store, and Herb, his wife and children are very welcoming and…read morecustomer-service oriented. Their supply of furniture, clothing, appliances and much more including artwork increases each time we stop in. They are conveniently located, right off of Route 5. We certainly recommend Life Empact.

AWFUL CUSTOMER SERVICE! Paul has had my item for 2 years now, it was listed at $450 and he has…read moretold me twice now (this year) that he'd send me a check for $150. to date, I have received ZERO! this is unethical business behavior and I've run out of patience with his excuses. will report to the better business bureau.

I went here recently because I was in the hunt for a new Yukata but stumbled so much beyond that…read more They were one of the shops at the Sakura Matsuri DC event that sold Kimonos/Yukatas/Obis, ect... First thing out of the way, Arise Bazaar is not easy to find but I made it easier to find. It's behind the shops in front as soon as you enter. Past the first row of places, immediately make a left and you'll see Arise. I think they did not have a sign at the time luckily it was not hard to spot ( there was a van that had cherry blossoms as a dead giveaway too ). Second, the person (Paul) who runs this shop does not open this shop frequently. If it is not a sale he is doing, most of the time you'd have to schedule an appointment for him to come out. It's a bit strange but since my visit was based on his IG post about a sale on everything in the store, it was enticing for me to check it out. They just have really limited hours so I highly suggest you go early. Third, while I am all for supporting Arise Bazaar, the items I got besides the Yukata might be on Amazon. I realized after buying my Clip On Obi that it's cheaper on there but I will leave that to your digression. That being said.. Walking in here, this is a warehouse full of antiques. From pottery to paintings, to kimonos/yukatas.. there's a lot going on here. Paul, the person who runs the store was kind enough to take time to show me where the Yukatas were at and left me to see what color scheme or design I wanted to try out. He was nice and even offered to help me put the yukata on. Since I wanted more than the Yukata, I also tried out the Clip on Obi he recommended. He was not really knowledgeable and tried his best to help me put it on securely but he offered to see if a staff member could come in to help assist in the future. After picking out the Yukata and the Clip on Obi, we looked at fans to buy and he was generous enough to let me get an extra fan as a gift. I think the total after the discount was around 200 which was a nice deal. My only complaint is that the store is very all over the place. Many boxes of things that could be out in display, there were Kimonos/Yukatas I did not get to check out and I wish I mentioned that sooner. Paul is also an expert of Kimonos, but if you wanted to get your kimono actually dressed professionally, he has to inquire with a staff member who's more prepared for that. I just found it a bit difficult to understand if it's your profession to be an expert but not be able to not tie a Kimono/Yukata. Perhaps I'm being a bit harsh but I want people to what to expect. Overall my experience was great, I do want to support the store despite knowing some items could be a bit pricier. Definitely a hidden gem if you are on the hunt for Japanese Antiques!