Although listed as an antique store, Neva's has numerous booths so you can find new items that are…read morelocally produced as well as a mix of small antique items. The woman who greeted me asked if it was my first visit and then explained that there were several rooms to be sure and visit since the shop doesn't have a straight forward flow. You generally make your way in a circular pattern, but there are some offshoots that she wants people to be able to explore too. I found the quality of items to be better than the "flea market" type antiques shops. This seemed well organized and junk free. This is the kind of place I would return to just to see if there was something I missed or was new. They have a very nice pottery section near the entrance and one of the side rooms had useful and interesting local history/promotional items for sale. Well worth the time to check this place out. Parking is free on the street. Review #3142

This shop was very country decor heavy. Most of the front seemed to be candles and county art…read more Further toward the back was a better mix of this and that. Found a small kitchen whisk on this visit but hope to come back nextime we go to Rockville area. Shop also should have Wi-Fi for customers. None of the shops in the area had customer Wi-Fi. Maybe that's juat a city thing.

I'm not an antique or vintage hunter. I wouldn't know the difference of what to look for. But it…read morewas an interesting store to stroll through. We were just strolling around town and happen to come to this store. The necklaces were fun. We have 2 separate group of friends who had visited and bought jewelry here for all genders. The owners were really sweet and nice enough to explain a lot of items. I think the owners definitely make this store. It's a small town, I wouldn't expect much in customer service or such from a mom pop old store.

I was surprised that this small antique shop had not been set up on Yelp before I stopped in…read more (I've found lots of antique shops on Yelp in other small towns.) When I looked at the hours posted on the door (open only 3 days a week and starting at 11 am. to whenever the owner decides to leave), I could see why. This is the first time I've been here that they are open, so if you want to check them out, make it later in the week around lunch time. Inside the building is long and narrow (shot gun style) with items along each wall and a central row of tables loaded with mostly glass ware and small items. There are some antiques and cabinets, but not much else in furniture. I was surprised there were so many paintings (framed) available too. But overwhelmingly, the selection of glassware and pottery/dishes dominates the inventory. The owner was in discussion with another customer, so he failed to acknowledge me when I entered and left. So, I'm not sure how to rate the customer service part of the business. Review #3627

I have been to a lot of flea markets and this one is pretty cool. I have seen a lot of reviews…read morewhere Yelpers obviously are not frequents to flea markets. They need to keep in mind the owner controls the facility and the vendors run their own booths. Like any flea market the prices in individuals booths vary wildly, but when I stopped in I found some bargains and some really cool costume jewelry in the main case. People YOU need to know your price points and what you are willing to pay for an item. That is the key to flea market success.

Was walking into store to look at furniture prices for refurbishing and was asked to leave my purse…read moreat The front counter with the attendant of the store who I have no idea who she is. I have my wallet with all my money my credit card information I have my cell phone in my purse I have all my medication in my purse I have all my personal items in my purse and they wanted me to leave it at the front door with somebody that I never have met before so I left. I don't like going into a business being made to feel like a thief when I'm going in there to spend good money. Seems to me if they're having a problem with that they need to spend some money and security cameras instead of asking women to leave their purseWith somebody whom they have no idea who they are. Definitely lost my business forever

Lots of booths set up in a big circle. Most booths were having some extra discounts except every…read morebooth where there was something I was interested in. Friendly employee that knew our Nephew and knew he hadn't been in for awhile. Only complaint...they should have their wifi password posted. Rockville has seriously bad cell service.

This is a nice antique store. They have a lot of interesting things. It's a decent size store for…read morethe area not real big, but not too small. The prices seem fairly reasonable. The staff are always very friendly and helpful. Each time my wife and I have visited, we've never left empty handed.

I have been to a lot of flea markets and this one is pretty cool. I have seen a lot of reviews…read morewhere Yelpers obviously are not frequents to flea markets. They need to keep in mind the owner controls the facility and the vendors run their own booths. Like any flea market the prices in individuals booths vary wildly, but when I stopped in I found some bargain Harley-Davidson shirts and some really cool jewelry in the main case. People YOU need to know your price points and what you are willing to pay for an item. That is the key to flea market success.

Typical flea market with the booths folks rent monthly. Average size. Not too large but not too…read moresmall. Nice variety of stuff. A bit less classy stuff than some other fleas but that's the nature of the flea market, it depends on the booths and who is trying to sell their goods. Prices were alright. We bought a few items. Had an enjoyable time looking around. Location sucks! It is back behind Kroger. I as convinced my GPS was telling me incorrectly as when you pull into the parking lot of the shopping center you don't see it at all. Seriously drive around the lot for a solid amount of time before I found it.

Easy drop off to very friendly staff. They always seem happy to get new items. I only take…read moreserviceable items to drop off. They will let me know if there are things that they don't really need or want. I haven't run across those things very often.

Cora's is a small thrift shop in downtown Rockville across from the Courthouse. We were drawn in by…read morea display of books out on the sidewalk marked free. Cora was turning over inventory and having sales. The books and games were free to make space inside. The clerk was friendly and welcoming. She described the sales and invited us to look around. The store is filled with a mix of vintage items and household items, many of which have seen better days. The aisles were cluttered during our visit, as she was reorganizing merchandise. Prices on the nicer vintage items were high, I thought. But then the sale items were downright cheap. We didn't find anything that we needed. There is free parking in front of the store on the square.

I think this was the last shop we were in while in Rockville today. They may have changed names. We…read morereceived a very friendly greeting when we walked in. Inside like every shop in Rockville smells amazing with the candles soaps and wax melts. Cute and layed out very well. Most areas had a theme like Christmas, Halloween , country. Nice display of local art and covered bridge items.

Drove over an hour to get there. My machine was doing things that made believe it might be…read morepossessed. ;) They were able to make a quick adjustment on the fly. By the time I'd picked out my fabric it was done!

Wonderful people who take time to help customers find exactly what they need. Their classes are…read moregreat, too!