A leisure walk in Fells Point down S. Bond, Su Casa's storefront welcomes to a bright open space…read moreand greetings from staff. Everything housewares, textiles, ceramics, and furnitures - the various sections of the floor filled with options from host gifts, staging your guest/beach house, and more. Seasonal displays rotate. I appreciate the support of crafts available from local vendors and artists. Su Casa has multiple locations in Maryland. Sign up for their warehouse events and community connections. I am looking forward to visiting the EC new flagship.

If you're looking for a store to browse in, I definitely recommend Su Casa. My grandma and I…read morevisited earlier today to window shop, and the home decor pieces were very eclectic yet beautifully arranged. I had to take a few photos of varied ideas I want to test out in my new place. Ms. Dawn, one of the store employees, was extremely charming and very helpful--even giving us an inside scoop of "must try" bakeries in the area as my grandma and I were craving a sweet treat. Though I didn't purchase anything today, the items are a pretty penny, I would definitely consider coming back again if not only to bask in the aesthetics of the store.

All I can say is you haven't lived until you've been to this eclectic Reisterstown warehouse and…read morespent an afternoon flipping rugs with Donna! The Mrs. dragged me out there looking for rugs I didn't think I liked or wanted. Was I ever wrong. Hearing all Donna had to say really gave me a new appreciation for Persian rugs. That's a good thing, because we bought two! Call and make the appointment!

A friend invited me to join her on a trip to Carpetbeggers, yesterday. What an amazing place!…read more Hundreds of gorgeous antique and modern rugs ( all sizes), coupled with a very knowledgeable and entertaining owner who was happy to educate us on the folklore , regions, and history of her collection. We had a great time. The prices are very reasonable, and we are thrilled with our treasures. I can't wait to go back. I highly recommend Carpetbeggers!

No one acknowledged us when we went in. Not even a hello or welcome…read more Walked around and they did have some nice things but not what we needed. When we saw the Trump Hollywood square in a frame, we walked right out.

I have purchased all of my home furnishings from North…read moreFurnishings over the past few years. I have even sent my family and friends to them for the their furniture as Well! GREAT products, GREAT prices and GREAT customer service. Would suggest anyone in Baltimore area to check out their products! would 10/10 recommend for anyone trying to make their home look lavish.

I really wanted to love this set. Let me start by saying I am a woodworker, I have a small shop in…read moremy basement, so I appreciate craftsmanship and we currently have other amish furniture pieces in our house - its becoming harder and harder to find quality solid wood furniture these days. I have no problem spending the premium that solid wood furniture warrants. Myself being a woodworker, I probably pick up on things that the average person would not (or may not even care about). We paid, what I would consider, to be a high end price for a living room set - 1 coffee table, 3 end tables, and a 72" TV stand. When we got the pieces, I noticed there were pocket holes all over the place, with some screws exposed and a lot of chipout. I was extremely disappointed, I use pocket screws in some of my very low end projects, such as shop furniture or plywood cabinets. I have made some smaller nice pieces around the house and I would never consider using such low end joinery in nicer wood projects, let alone a $6k living room set (price before shipping, taxes, and guardsman protection)! In my opinion, a "craftsman" making very expensive living room furniture should be using higher quality joinery that is both stronger, and more professional. If you dont know what pocket screws are, google them and watch all the "amateur youtube woodworkers" who use them for lower level projects. This shouldnt be the joinery used on a $6k set (price not including tax and shipping or guardsman protection). Pocket holes have their place and are a much faster form of joinery, but are usually reserved for cabinets or other interior areas or can be filled/covered. I immediately sent a polite email to the store manager after receiving the set with photos. She never responded. A few weeks after the email I did receive a call from someone who left a message and was in operations but I was on vacation. I called that person back and left a message and have not received a return call. I emailed the store manager again, and still no response. As of the date of this review, it has been 7 weeks with no reply. So I feel I have been more than patient and have given them ample time to contact me back or reply to my emails. I started to google the set that I bought to see if others complained about the same thing. Thats when I started to notice other online amish furniture places selling the same set, at significantly lower cost than I paid. I finally found the original maker of my set, but it seems that there are a few amish "craftsman" shops which have a line of furniture they build, and then retail fronts and online stores sell their furniture. I was told by the salesperson that I was buying at the biggest discount the craftsman offered all throughout the year, which I believed at the time, but considering I found other online places and stores selling the same custom ordered pieces for significantly lower, I think I got sold a fib by a good salesperson. Overall, I paid mercedes benz pricing for a toyota corolla. I will likely continue to buy amish or solid wood furniture, but I now know that not all amish "craftsman" are equal and use lower end woodworker joinery in areas where my past amish furniture did not, so I will be sure to look for pocket screws and get clarification on the expectations for my pieces before placing any future orders. The photos attached show the exposed screws and wood tearout all my pieces suffered from. This is what I would expect from Wayfair/IKEA at 25% the price I paid. Before you buy anything from Gish's, google the set and compare pricing with the other dozen sellers who seem to sell the same exact set, with the same exact stain options, with the same exact wood options from the same exact "craftsmen". Some buyers may be perfectly fine with pocket screw construction, exposed screws, and wood tearout - I was not.

Really top of the line furniture...superb quality, however, comes with a pricetag. Nonetheless,…read moreover the years we have purchased two corner cabinets and couldn't be happier. Our pieces were made in an Ohio Amish community. We chose the wood, style, feet, and stain...and of course, we are quite happy with the cabinets.The store has knowable and helpful employees and a huge showroom. It is near Andy Nelson's and the Amish market in the event you shop during lunch time.

This tiny boutique is chock full of wonderful surprises. Carla is so warm and so knowledgeable…read moreabout her collections. I purchased an engraved cheese board that opens to display the utensils for my granddaughter's wedding shower that is just perfect. Check out this shop in Federal Hill. You will love it. J Callahan

I love the linens at Phina's. You can't find anything like them in Baltimore. Carla is so…read moreprofessional and really understands her products. The gift shop portion in the front is great, too. She sells one of a kind things with real style. I love her Moroccan towels. Check her hours. She mostly works with designers on days she's "closed."

First time I had a bad meal here. My pizza had no taste and my fries were cold when they arrived at…read morethe table. My wife's Brussels sprouts appetizer was drowned in hot sauce and inedible and her main course was pretty bland. Pretty disappointing as the service was good and it's a great location.

Such a beautiful shop, love going there for gifts for loved ones. I can always find something that…read moremy friends and family will love. Highly recommend!

I'm so impressed with Jarrettsville Furniture's customer service. Purchased a mattress with an…read moreadjustable base 3 years ago for my 94 year old mother. Due to health problems she was now having difficulty getting into the bed . I called and they immediately came out for free and lowered the base so she can now get into her bed. What amazing customer service!

My new bed I recently got upgrading me to the next size bed also put electrical features in it and…read moreI am loving it from my upgrade so much better.

I. Love. Bazaar. From skulls to old mug shots, candles to vintage prescriptions, tooth jewelry to…read moretarot cards! Toad purses! Oh my! It is always a treasure hunt in here and it's AMAZING. It's such a good time to poke around here and see what you can find and bring home and make your space just a little more bazar and yourself!

Bazaar is a curio shop just off the Avenue in Hampden. Having lived in the neighborhood for five…read moreyears, I must have walked past Bazaar hundreds of times, but I'd never stopped in until last weekend when I visited with a friend. They have a little window on the outside of the shop, and it gives you a really good idea of what they sell: odd trinkets, preserved animal specimens, historical items (like old prescriptions and medical devices), quirky jewelry, and much more. It's possible to find some crazy, fun, strange items at Bazaar. It's worth stopping into just to explore.