I've been a repeat customer of this quaint little market for many years and will continue to stop…read moreby every time I can. Walking through the door is like entering an aesthetic wonderland. The design, the collection, the music and even the complimentary snacks all contribute to the enticing atmosphere. I always find unique gifts for everyone on my list and, inevitably, something irresistible for myself. Whenever I want to treat myself to a predictably lovely experience, I drop by this enchanting cottage.

This adorable barn is filled with lovely items, especially for gifts. Unfortunately the woman who…read moreopened the shop was downright rude. She seemed aggravated telling us to move our car. When we came in she did not look up, welcome us in or say a word. We were the only clients there. Left with a terrible impression.

Great selection of cute vintage and modern things. Staff is incredibly friendly check it outread more

I love this place in the Kentlands in Gaithersburg! it's tucked away and has some amazing little…read moretreasures to choose from. So many unique fines if you're looking for somewhere, that's gonna have unique items that you can't find anywhere else but they're gorgeous and great quality this place to go. I have found some amazing soaps, hand creams, and so many other things here I always pop in just to see what I can get my hands on. Service is always great and great value for the items that are available in store.

We were very disappointed. Curiousity's website said the Gaithersburg store was open Sunday, so we…read moretook a long drive there, only to find that it's not open Sunday at all. The sign on the door mentioned the Olney store so we went there, only to find that the woman in charge said the owner did not come on Sunday at all, he was only there Thursday, Friday and Saturday! The shop's communication is poor! On top of this, the Gaithersburg store, seen from the windows, looked disorganized and dumpy.

I've been shopping at Curiosity Consignment for years and I am so happy they are closer now in the…read moreOlney Antique Village! Joining there, compliments the other stores completely! Yay!

Charity's Closet is a gold mine of a discovery…read more Gently used clothing in good or better condition, with many garments priced from $5 to $15 each. There actually are two stores here; one handles slightly more upscale items for around $25 each. Especially for people perhaps losing weight and in an intermediate size, the price is right! Sizes are marked but definitely try things on, as they can be mismarked. Plenty of changing rooms exist, the staff is helpful and on Saturdays, donations of clothing are accepted.

Good place to shop for 5 dollar items. My mom got a belt…read morehere and I got two lulu roe dresses in the past.

Super quiet, which is good. I like to shop in peace. There's a lot of everything than I expected…read morefor such a small store. Awesome finds. She has tanks tops for $1 each & of course I had to get some! Overall, super lovely store, I'll definitely be back.

Cleanliness: 4-5/5 Items: 4/5…read morePrice: 4/5 The shop was clean and the workers wore a mask. There was also a screen between the customer and where you pay. The prices ranged from around 5$ to around $15 for clothes. They have more than clothes, but I was primarily looking for vintage clothes, extravagant clothing, and early 2000s bright crop tops for a photo shoot. Unfortunately, I couldn't find what I was looking for, but they did have a wide variety of clothes from men suits to a wedding dress (only 1 I saw) to regular daily wear. The items were sorted by size and price rack, which made it easier to browse. It was an okay thrift store and clean, but it wasn't my cup of tea regarding what they had. Regardless, I recommend just checking it out since each thrift store is different and may appeal to different people.

Quaint Thrift Shop out in Baltimore and totally worth the Lyft drive. It's located in a small area…read morewith all sorts of random stuff. Like eateries, a tattoo shop, and them! The owner was so nice and accommodating. She was recommending stuff for us to try on the whole time. The prices vary. All of their stuff are gems from vintage coats, blouses, dresses, tops, jackets you name it they have it. I had fun coming here on my trip and it was definitely one of my highlights. I even copped a cute little mood ring and it was cool because I never see those around anymore lol

I remember The Zone in the 80s and it's still fabulous - we always find great one-of-a-kind pieces…read more The buyer has great taste. Can't wait to go back. Wish they were open on Sundays!

Great finds!!! Always has a sale attached the current one I saw and always had friendly staff to…read moregreet you. The price for things can be a little high, but since they are always running discounts it actually works out really well. Lots of great vintage and antique items, pretty good about having lower prices in damaged items. Overall, really cool place.

I don't recommend patronizing this business because they attempted to charge me hundreds of dollars…read morefor a small piece of furniture that was supposed to be on sale. I visited there for the first time today and had selected several items. The saleswoman informed me of the color discounts in effect today. One of items I selected was a hexagonal side table. On to was a sticker with a price of $35 and the words "red sticker!" That meant the sale price was to be 25 percent off $35. I brought the sticker to the saleswoman and informed her that I was interested in the table. I asked if she could keep the sticker so she will know to hold the item when I was ready to pay. She looked confused and then told me that she wasn't sure that was the actual price for the table. I informed her that the sticker was firmly on that table. Later, she started explaining that she wasn't sure that that was the right price for the table because it had been listed on Facebook marketplace by the shop owner for a different price. She scrolled through her phone and found the purported listing for the table, which was priced at about $235. I told her I prefer to pay the price that was on the sticker that had been attached to the table. No other price sticker was on the table. I asked her if she could ask the shop owner who apparently is on vacation. She texted the shop owner and then informed me that the shop owner apparently said the sticker did not belong on that table. I couldn't see the text that she was attempting to show me. And how would I know it's the shop owner? This table was a 70s style piece of furniture that was veneered and had gold metal handles. It definitely was not worth $235. The shop apparently was trying to sell the item on Facebook marketplace as a mid-century modern piece of furniture. The $35 plus the discount was definitely a fair price. At that point, I told the saleswoman that the situation was shady, and I wasn't going to buy anything from the shop. I left.