The name says it all. If you want a store with a mix of antiques, vintage & collectible choices…read morethis is it. A large organized store with dealers offering sale items and friendly staff AND it is open on Wednesdays.

I had no idea just how massive this place was from the outside. It is like one big scavenger hunt…read moreinside that seems to wind endlessly through vendors and just when I thought it was done, I discovered there was a whole lower level. The staff was so kind. I purchased one of those old time plastic popcorn holiday decorations that were massively popular in the 70s. My mom had many of these for the holidays and I've managed to uncover a few of them for my house. It always makes me think of her. On this visit, I saw a very unique one that was a hippie love sign. It was a little out of my price range, but my kids insisted I go back and get it. I reluctantly agreed, and the shopkeeper was so nice to let me get it despite actually being closed. She told me these signs used to cost $2 a piece. I definitely paid a lot more than that! But am so happy whenever I see it in our window.

This building houses approximately 159 vendors. The outside doesn't give any indication how huge…read morethe inside actually is. There is a downstairs too. There are unique gift items, hand crafted merchandise (clothes, art) and so many interesting items. Street parking is easy to find.

I am a vintage electronics collector, and hoke E geez is a good place to find some. They had a…read morevintage toaster or some vintage clocks and lots of other things. If you need some smoke alarms, most of the time they will have some. And have a bunch different hardware, even the whole carpet shelf. And I vintage Polaroid for 40 bucks. and the person the cash was really nice too. I really like how they are using an old building for the original purpose. Hoke E geez is my favorite thrift store I've ever gone to.

On our way out west we stopped in Bedford to break up our ride. I love thrift stores and flea…read moremarkets so incorporated a stop here while in town. It did not disappoint. Advertised as an indoor flea market it was so much more! It was like a craft fair, hardware store, appliance and carpet store, grocery store, pallet buyout, Co op antique store all rolled into one. Prices were reasonable but retail. Not flea market prices that leave room for us resellers, but there were some interesting things. My friend was able to find a vintage clarinet and I was able to get glue and a candy bar, so it was one stop shopping. The store is very large with ample parking for trucks and rvs and located right off a major highway. While I wish the prices were a little more reseller friendly, I would stop again to browse their interesting mix of inventory.

We visited Bedford for a very cold weekend in early January and were going to stop for coffee at…read moreHeBrews on our way out of town. We'll, it was Sunday & the coffee shop was closed. Happily, the Good 2 B Home, next door, was open. Proprietor Shelley Wertz was minding the shop, so we wandered around this charming, eclectic & really lovely shop. This is not your 'run of the mill' gift shop. There are items from local producers & artists are really 'cool stuff. Particularly, we liked the industrial-looking lamps that had usb & plug outlets. Really cool! Shelley could not have been more helpful & kind. Needless to say, we'll be back! (Hopefully at a time we can get coffee next door!)

Phenomenal bakery, pies are to die for!! Best little spot when traveling to Martinsburg.read more

This place is a fabulous find. Such a fun selection of baking mixes, jellies, sauces and specialty…read moreclothing. The smell when you enter is amazing. Draws you to the bakery area that has a vast selection. My favorite finds here include Route 11 chips, Old Bay peanuts, peach butter spread (think apple butter) and clothes from Lazy One (pajamas and loungewear) and Simply Southern.

What a cool store! This place has a bit of everything. From tools, households, gifts, lighting,…read morefishing supplies, clothing, kitchen items, dishes, home decor, candles, nightlights, dishes, signs, toys and so much more. You could easily spend an hour in here just browsing and looking around. A great place to stop for a housewarming gift. The employees are super friendly!! Helpful if you need anything. Definitely worth stopping here.

Worst place to shop. On a shopping trip for my birthday with my grown sons and the sales person…read moredogged us the entire time, like we were gonna steal something, even tried to see in my coat as we were leaving! Less that one star.

This store was very easy to find even if one isn't familiar with the area. It's in the Georgian…read morePlace shopping outlet mall. I was participating in a quilt hop and had the opportunity to stop here. This was one of my favorite places as they had a lot of completed projects on display. It is a bright, well lit store that shows the items to their best advantage. There was a demonstration for sewing a fabric Christmas Tree. The salesperson was very patient explaining and answering questions. I was able to find a special rotary cutter that I wanted at a decent price. The fabrics are high quality and plenty of varieties; as civil war fabrics, batiks, flannels, etc. Any quilter would like to shop here

excellent store, large fabric selections, carry many designer collection. staff incredibly friendly…read moreand helpful!!

Thursday 5/2/2024…read more It's been a while but I have finally visited a new Maryland Dutch market. I spent around 2 hours shopping inside the market as I made sure to visit nearly all the vendors and get all the items I was interested in trying for the first time. First stop was the candy vendor where I got a quarter pound of cookies n cream fudge $3.98. Then the Bakery vendor where I got a carrot cake (whole) $21, cream cheese cinnamon buns $7.59, white icing cinnamon buns $7.59, pumpkin roll (whole) $10, and a carrot cake roll (whole) $9. Then I went to the donut vendor where I got a dozen assorted donuts $15 but I only had a glazed, chocolate Oreo, fruity pebble, Dutch crumb filled, and s'more. Then the fresh produce & juices vendor where I got an orange juice half gallon $14, strawberry lemonade $10, and blackberry lemonade $10. Then the pizza vendor where I got a slice of their bbq chicken pizza $4.55. Then Ben's bbq where I spent $43.68 and got less than half a pound (.40) of their bbq ribs, a quarter pound beef brisket, stuffed chicken breast meal with 2 sides (smoked Mac n cheese & mashed potatoes), and 14x assorted wings (bbq, smoked, Cajun, honey bbq, old bay, seasoned, and bourbon). Then the log & pretzel vendor where I got a Cajun crab log $7, beef brisket log $8, cinnamon sugar pretzel $4, and a side of white icing 0.75$. Then Verna's sub shop where I got an 8 inch steak n cheese sub $12.49 and large boardwalk fries $7. Then the farmer's cookhouse where I spent $23.82 and got a 3pc dark meal with 2 sides of wedges, 1 fried chicken breast, and a pulled pork sandwich. Finally, I stopped at the pig roast vendor (special pig roast event) where I got a pig roast sandwich $9. Tier list for everything I tried: - Good * BlackBerry lemonade * Strawberry lemonade * Carrot cake whole * Cream cheese cinnamon buns * White icing cinnamon buns * Donuts (glazed first, then chocolate Oreo, Dutch crumb filled, fruity pebbles, s'mores) * Pig roast sandwich * Cookies n cream fudge * Assorted chicken wings * Bbq rib * Carrot cake roll - Neutral (mixed opinion/in the middle) * Pumpkin roll * Bbq chicken pizza * Orange juice * Cinnamon sugar pretzel & white icing * Cajun crab log * Beef brisket log * 8 inch steak n cheese sub * Boardwalk fries * 3 pc dark meal with potato wedges * Fried Chicken breast - Bad * Pulled pork sandwich * Beef brisket * Stuffed chicken breast meal (sides of Mac n cheese & mashed potatoes) Overall, here's another Maryland Dutch market that I'm glad I experienced. I would recommend this spot and would be open to returning. My automatic favorites would be the glazed donut, carrot cake, strawberry lemonade, blackberry lemonade, and the assorted wings. My Updated Maryland Dutch market rankings: 1. Annapolis Dutch market 2. Laurel Dutch market 3. Germantown Dutch market 4. Hagerstown Dutch market 5. Upper Marlboro Dutch market

At first I only came here to buy cheese, butter and snacks. Then I ate at one of the stands. Now I…read morewant to eat here every time I visit. Bonus for coming on Thursday or Friday. It's not as busy- still busy, but not unmanageable. I love this place with every fiber of my being!

I live at Seven Springs Resort and the first weekend of December is Christmas in the Mountain…read morethrough the Donegal area. I had a day planned with my friends coming in from out of town but after visiting Baker's this week I am making them our first stop! Their selection year round is always wonderful but they have outdone themselves with their Christmas Shop! I have not seen this much stuff in the last couple of years! Thank you for making our day in the mountains so special.

Baker's is my favorite place to browse for any type of plant. They have a huge selection and…read moremaintain all of the plants very well. The items inside the store are very expensive, but the plants are decently priced depending on what you're buying. The staff could be friendlier, but the large selection you have to choose from makes up for it.