This place came, highly recommended from people at my hotel, Extended Stay Premium Suites in…read moreHarrisonburg, and the Shenandoah Visitor Center. Stopped on my slowly drive back to Buffalo, NY. From Grandma's pantry, to the country canner, antiques, toys, gifts, to the quaint diner. Something for everyone. I loved the Country Canner and Grandmas Pantry, for its nostalgia variety of items.

A quaint stop while traveling. They have a lot to offer both inside and out. There looks to be…read moresomething for everyone here.

Love the new location in Ashburn! Plenty of parking. Lots of vendors. The hot food vendors we tried…read morewere Lupita's Tacquira. Their birria tacos were so delicious, the salsas ;2 types, had some mighty spice. I also love the hummus vendor and great harvest. Definitely a must visit on the weekends.

One of my favorite markets. I've always loved the Loudoun Station area -- its wide, spacious, and…read morehas modern dining options. I've been here to this market once on opening day, when it was packed, and two or three times since then. I came here on Mothers Day this year, and bought some tea for my mom, who loved it. That said, I will not be coming here again. Or rather, I will be barred from coming anywhere near here, on threat of arrest. Completely random and bizarre. Comstock (who owns or oversees this farmers market?) is the worst company ever. They are bullies and served me with a trespassing notice for absolutely no reason. I am apparently now banned from all shops and venues at Loudoun Station in Ashburn. It's been months since I've last stepped foot there, and I treat everyone I meet with kindness and respect. I have reviewed Famous Toastery, Burger 21, and AMC all as 5-stars before -- check my review history. Now I am not allowed to step foot on these premises, for absolutely no reason at all (see attached image). Let others be warned. I have firsthand experience with Comstock, and can truthfully say they are a dishonest, fraudulent company that hands out trespass notices to complete strangers who are actually paying good money to the businesses they own. Well, I'll certainly be taking my money (and business) elsewhere. Stay far away!

A delightful shop with HANDMADE goods. It's like you're in Colonial Williamsburg but better!…read more Highly recommend a visit!

We recently visited Raindrops in Virginia while driving through Virginia. It is a delightful shop…read morewith home decor, beauty products, and chocolates. The owner was very friendly and the metal artwork done by her husband was beautiful. One of his cat doorstops is now gracing our home.

I had the pleasure of working with Ken today on a lamp I needed repair work for. He is a true…read moreexpert at his craft! Ken knew right away what was going on with my lamp, and took his time making sure it was back in operational shape. Side note, it was great to just sit in the shop and look at all the beautiful antique lamps he has for sale. Highly recommend this shop for any/all of your lighting needs!

Ken is a master! Incredible knowledge and experience. He knew just how to help me with my early 60s…read morelamps. He was so responsive to me and my request for assistance. I'll definitely go back for help with my other lamps!

Great private business with lots of unique wood pieces. Lots of character here.read more

This place is SO. COOL. According to Salvagewrights' website they sell "architectural antiquities."…read moreThey salvage floors, mantles, windows, crown molding, bathtubs, you name it from old homes that I believe are about to be knocked down. I went here with my cousin because she wanted some old, thick pieces of wood for shelving, but wanted something with character. They had such a cool selection! Outside they were even slicing a huge old tree into rows that could be used for shelves/projects - they even still had the bark on them. They have tons of claw feet for tubs, balusters, stained glass... really anything imaginable from an older home. This isn't a cheap place to find home furnishings, but it is definitely worth the price for the quality/rarity.