Fun and friendly store to shop in. I enjoyed all the locally made souvenirs. Make sure to try the…read morepeanuts.

Cute, cozy but packed with lots of interesting items. I live downtown but there are just so many…read moreshops to visit. The smell of popcorn attracted us but picked up a soy candle/lovely, honey infused with vanilla..... yummy! And some goats milk lip balm... also love it. We would go back and they also offer mini samples as well as wine.

I honestly love any book store, but I LOVE this one in particular! The owners are amazing humans,…read morethere is a beautiful array of hundreds of books, and the clubs sound like they will be amazing! I've already got my ticket to the craft club and i can't wait to bedazzle a book! The a/c works, they sell food and drink and they have rooms upstairs that are free to use. It's spacious, but cozy at the same time and I just want to spend hours there, but that'd probly end up being awkward. The support for dog adoption is just the cherry on top of my bookish sundae. I'm a very critical book girl and I have nothing other than praise for the shop and the owners!

There is a dog friendly patio and pet centric-book enthusiasts merch. This is a legit book store…read morewhich includes a children's book area. There is a coffee/espresso bar. It's a place to spend quality time with your fav pet, book and coffee.

This was a nice little store on Caroline Street. It was quiet on the day I entered, but the owner…read morewas friendly none-the-less. She proudly introduced herself and her shop. Told me to ask her if I needed anything and let me look around. I don't know much about Teddy Bear or Doll collections, but it was clear that a lot of time and effort had gone into this store's collection and selection. It was very nicely displayed and interesting to see the different collections and or themes of the displays. I wasn't ready to purchase anything on that day, but it gave me a lot of ideas for future gifts for my niece and nephews.

This is a wonderful establishment run by an outstanding and amazing woman named Faylee. If you…read morecollect teddy bears and dolls you will not be disappointed. There are artist bears from Vicky Stephan, Candi Taylor and Cindy McQuire as well as the famous Steiff company. It's a whimsical labor of love. I highly recommend dropping by historic downtown Fredericksburg to see the place. You may leave with a friend or two!

Jabberwocky Children's bookstore was a pleasant surprise on our first trip to Fredericksburg! My…read moreniece loved all of the toys and picture books. We enjoyed the magic kits too! Staff were friendly and nice. A little pricey, but I get it , stuff was a good quality. I enjoyed the books especially the chapter books for kids section. Fun reads! It was a blast ! Favorite store for little ones , we went back twice!

Great selection of kids books! Many authors, entitled, I've never seen before, but are really…read moreinteresting and well done. Staff is great and very helpful

Pet friendly, staff was very friendly, lots of pack options from sports to pokemon. Had a great…read moresingle selection with good prices. 10/10 experience.

Please check the prices online/TCGPlayer before buying any pokemon product there. The prices are…read moremassively above the already inflated reseller prices. Theres zero reason to buy anything pokemon related here.

The shop is small and carries a variety of stationery items. I'm a huge stationery fan and probably…read moreown enough supplies to open my own shop, so I originally stopped in just to browse. I was excited to see they carried Everyday Explorers stickers and stamps. They also carry greeting cards, stickers, Travelers Notebook products, stamps, a few fountain pens, and inks, washi tape, Field Notes notebooks, and many other items. If you're a stationery fan and local to the area, I'd recommend giving this shop a visit.

Along Georgetown's commercial Wisconsin Avenue NW is the city's go-to local paper goods shop. After…read moreworking in media, the owner achieved his lifelong dream of opening a stationary store. Here's why you should visit: 1) Goods: Unlike other stores that have a paper section but expand into other home products, Duly Noted doesn't stray far from their mission. They sell journals, planners, greetings cards, stickers and more. They have a few goods outside of paper products like mugs and a few local food items, but the majority of the store focuses on paper products. A few standouts: Letterpress cards. The owner sources it from local and regional companies. Appointed journals. This D.C.-based, woman-owned company uses Duly Noted as a drop location for their custom journals and planners. 2) Price: Compared to other shops, the prices aren't bad. A quality, local greeting card is around $5. 3) Location: It's next to a large Compass Coffee and many other shops are nearby along Wisconsin Avenue and M Street NW. 4) Space: It's in an inviting space and the products are organized well. It's a full shop but doesn't feel cluttered or overwhelming. 5) Passion: The owner is passionate about paper goods, attentive and answers any questions you may have. 6) Safety: Masks are required and a small table greets you when you walk in with hand sanitizer and extra masks.

This shop was on my to go list in downtown Fredricksburg. It was easy to find and was a very…read morewelcoming and clean place with friendly & professional staff. The lady who rang up my purchase provided a large bag to carry my bags & items from other places when I asked if I could buy a bag from her to hold them . I love how well displayed the items were and the various dragon items throughout the store. The clearance items were priced very well. I got large cards and a rabbit Chinese zodiac candle for only $1 each. I saw a labradorite beaded bracelet there for $10 and bought it immediately after noticing its iridescent quality. No photography is allowed inside, so I only have outdoor photos of the store.

Dragons Den is amazing! The owners are very nice and are willing to spend time with me while also…read moreanswering all of my questions. I found some pieces that I wanted and asked them to hold them for me which they gladly did, and now I'm paying them off gradually. The shop is a bit more expensive than other stores downtown, however for the value of the gems and minerals they are priced very fairly. On top of that the owners source the items they sell themselves. I genuinely enjoy going in and shopping. They are an amazing small business, and if you like gems and minerals, please go!!

I bought some ceramic coffee mugs, that Dave, the owner, who was very nice and helpful and his wife…read moremakes these mugs, were a hit when I brought back to Chicago! Could not remember the name of store and after much investigative work found it, left a message and Dave was very kind to call me back and help me order some more. Hope to get back to Fredericksburg, soon. Thank you! Lynn

One of the hippest, funkiest art galleries I've found. I'm kind of dorky and a little square, so I…read moreworried they might look down their noses at me in this too-cool-for-school, hipster-trendy establishment, but the folks working here could not have been nicer. I was encouraged to browse, told about the pieces in shop, and had an interesting conversation with one of the owners about his passion for his craft. Ponshop is owned by husband-and-wife artist duo Gabriel and Scarlett Pons (making the gallery's name that much cuter). Scarlett creates the unique ceramics on display: spouted bowls, blossom-shaped dishes, watering pitchers with what looks like Bob Marley's likeness stamped on the sides, decorative vases, and even hand puppets made from clay and fabric. Gabriel works in mixed-media, putting prints, photographs, and paint on wood, or designing one-of-a-kind skateboards. Along with showcasing their own art, the two feature the works of many other local artists from tee-shirts and jewelry, to plush toys, reusable gift "paper", sculpture, and even soaps. The art in Ponshop is provocative and avant-garde, but the whole place feels down-to-earth and welcoming. I really enjoyed poking around and purchased what I've since dubbed a "scarf-lace" since I'm not really sure *what* it is: a many-looped-and-knotted scarf/necklace made from soft jersey material in heather gray and carnation pink stripes. I've never seen anything like it, but out-of-the-ordinary and pleasantly perplexing seems to be the name of the game at Ponshop.