I adore this shop. It's always so cute and filled with the best treasures. I find things for…read moremyself, my husband, my family, my house, my nieces and nephews, my dog! Everyone benefits from this store. I love their stationary section, they have the best baskets! And their seasonal decor is truly the best! Plus the ladies that work here are just the cutest!!!

What a lovely store! Stumbled upon In Watermelon Sugar while walking around Hampden one afternoon…read more If not you're careful, you could walk out with several candles, skincare products, a blanket, keychains, and so much more. A perfect place to buy gifts or treat yourself to something special. Look forward to returning.

This store is a truly fun experience - part art gallery, part jewelry store, part crystal shop. The…read moreshop specializes in gorgeous mosaic work, from large scale mirrors to delicate earrings. And they are very very reasonably priced. Also, they participate in the Hampden art walk, so you can come in, drink a glass of wine, and chat with the owner.

Literally a hidden gem! This gallery is filled with color and masterpieces. Def a place to check…read moreout! The energy in here is vibrant. Got myself a few stones for my broken heart that needs a lil healing. Affordable stones. And a light lamp. Gail the artist/shop owner was very pleasant. Her work is unique and she showcases other artist's work. If you like handmade jewelry, mosaic art and crystals this is your place.

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!

A great hidden paradise for oddities in Baltimore. A must if you are ever in the area!read more

If you're ever in need of a one of kind gift or just looking for some interesting nick knacks then…read moreyou have to stop by Found Studio. This little boutique carries some of the cutest items. Kitschy home decor for every season and holiday, fun cocktail items to stock your home bar, soaps, lotions, and candles from local vendors, eclectic cards to perfectly address every occasion, and many more items. Found Studio screams Baltimore wrapped up in a pretty turquoise building. They offer a decent value for some of these rare items sold here only in Baltimore. And all of the women running the shop are always so pleasant every time I stop in. I tend to make Found Studio my first stop whenever I'm in need of the perfect birthday gift for a friend. You could literally roam around this store finding different goodies at every turn. Pro tip, follow them on IG so you can keep an eye out when they have random sales.

This is officially my favorite boutique in the city. The OG's of Baltimore will remember Trovh. The…read moreformer co-owner Kacey has opened up this spot both as an art gallery and working space for artists and a first floor amazingly curated shop. The space in Hartford Road has been open for a year, but I just found it! There is a mushroom curated wall, and I lost my mind. I often feel like the boutique's here all sell the same things but Found Studio Shop is unique and you can tell BELOVED in the Hamilton community. Annie Howe, the paper cut artist also has a permanent residency here. The price point is from mid to high as it's an excellently curated store with higher end items. If you need to do any shopping, I would come here. It's a perfect place for gifts and cards. So so glad this place exists!

Was excited to visit this store and was hoping it would be a frequent stop/destination moving…read moreforward; unfortunately, I can't imagine I'll be back unless I specifically need one of the ~8 items they sell. From the second I crossed the threshold, an employee was 5 inches from my face offering me a tour (you can see what they sell clearly from the doorway and it is one open space), and then she never left my side. She literally picked up and read greeting cards to me that I had shown zero interest in and without me indicating I wanted a card. She pointed to every single item and told me what it was as if I might have never seen a t-shirt before. No matter where I moved, she followed as if connected to a magnet, and she talked so much I'm not sure how she managed to also breathe. When my husband came in a short while later, I tried to communicate with my eyes that he needed to leave, but another person was 5 inches from him before he understood. She followed the exact same approach and script my leech, I mean salesperson, followed. We'd catch each other's eye and laugh and try to move away from our captors, but they were oblivious and stuck to us like glue. I guess their approach works as we each bought an item just to be able to move and to put a sales desk between us and the people breathing down our backs. Also, the selection is comically bad and limited. The store logo and name is on almost every single item they sell even if a logo makes no sense on it; and the logo is not all that unique or attractive - it is extremely literal. Do you need an entire wardrobe of solid, Crayola-crayon rainbow colored pieces with the store logo on it? They have 30+ identical clothing items in the same 8 garish colors with the store logo HUGE on it at least once. It is like being in a warehouse for kids' sports league uniforms. Maybe your LGBTQ family needs to all match at Disney? If you don't need clothes, you could also get "homemade" cards that look like the creator just learned basic photoshop using free stock photos, has a few favorite fonts and access to AI for weird text. If none of those things interest you, there are overpriced, poor quality socks and identical journals in every color of the rainbow with the store logo on them. Also, randomly, there are shot glasses, with the store logo on them. There are a few rainbow pet toys too and pride parade accessories. Needless to say, I will not be back.

From the owner: Love Is Love Boutique is a heart-driven gift shop celebrating the LGBTQ+ and pet lover communities…read morethrough one-of-a-kind greeting cards, thoughtful gifts, and expressive apparel. What makes us unique? Every card is personally written by our founder, Marvelous Marva, with real emotion and authenticity — including our exclusive Rainbow Bridge Collection that gives voice to beloved pets. We’re more than a boutique — we’re a space where love, identity, and remembrance are honored year-round. Come experience shopping that speaks to the heart.

So, Yeht had been open a year or more, with Covid-19 forcing it, like far too many others, to shut…read moredown "for ever and ever" (to quote the old Tony Bennett hit "Because of You"). Then they reopened on weekends only, confounding the usual week walker--until now! Yeht is opening during the week. That, along with an atypical blackboard sign, lured me in. The owner, a very nice young woman filled me in on the details: basically, colorful and quality home, tea and sundry item (artsy couch/bed pillows, anyone?) sourced and fair-traded from other countries and cultures. Every item has a cultural of family ritual related to it, further informing your purchases. Besides some silky vegan dark chocolate, one of which infused with champagne, I left with a see-through tin with wooden measuring spoon of some antioxidant-rich, low caffeine purple tea they were sampling. Definitely worth the stop to help out a new small business. I'll be bawk, baby!

My girlfriend and I visited a few weeks ago and loved the shop! The owner, Jacquelyn, clearly cares…read moreabout the quality of the products she sells as well as where they come from. She told us all about who made the various items and how they were made. The store has a lot to offer! We walked away with quite a few candles and a bundle of incense, but there were wonderful looking handbags and clothing on display as well. Overall, the shop and owner were very charming! I highly recommend visiting during Saturday or Sunday, when the shop is open to walk-ins, and speaking with Jacquelyn to get the full experience!

Gimmicky names and good expensive ice cream. Windowfront…read moreopening. No inside formations. No seats. Names are entertaining if not honestly descriptive. Lemon crunch has no crunch. Poe-conut has crunchy coconuts within but ice cream had little flavor. Space isn't busy. Service was fine.

The ice cream was particularly good! The sweet girl in the window let us sample a couple and we…read moresettled on butter pecan which had an awesome flavor, strawberry choco chip (good strawberry flavor, quality chocolate), and their take on birthday cake which has sugar cookie bits in if and is definitely my favorite one I've had in a while. New ice cream powerhouse for sure.