Fleurs d'Ave

Bazaar is a Baltimore gift shop offering dark, odd, and strange beauty. The store features posters, bugs, bones and skull mounts, taxidermy, and bone or insect jewelry—quirky one-of-a-kind items noted by shoppers. Guests mention friendly staff and free stickers with purchases; the shop is popular, so arriving early is advised and street parking is nearby.

Viva Books is a beloved Baltimore bookstore at 326 N Charles St, celebrated for a well-curated, expansive selection. The owner Viva and a friendly cat create a warm, neighborhood atmosphere. Reviews highlight African literature, mesoamerican texts, and hidden gems, plus thoughtful dust-jacket insights that many readers appreciate.

Ripp'd Canvas | Tattoo Shop • Artists' Social Club in Baltimore offers a welcoming space where skilled artists bring custom ideas to life. Located at 783 Washington Blvd, the studio earns praise for a clean environment, friendly staff, and attentive customer service. Reviews highlight diverse talents, from bold color work to cover-ups, with one note on scheduling delays.

Housewerks Salvage in Baltimore offers a distinctive home goods store with architectural history. The owner, Ben, is praised for kindness and deep knowledge of each piece’s origin and story. Visitors discover a varied, unique inventory—from glass and tile to vintage fixtures—and often spend hours exploring the history behind items.

Wine Underground sits at 4400 Evans Chapel Rd in Baltimore, offering a well-stocked liquor selection and friendly, helpful staff. Reviews praise fast, courteous delivery and a trustworthy experience, with customers returning for reliable service and value. A convenient stop for liquor needs with approachable, customer-focused service.

Strawberry Fields Hampden is a Baltimore home goods store known for vintage treasures at bargain prices. Shoppers praise the welcoming owner Christine, who often goes above and beyond to find exactly what’s wanted, with help from her assistant Toby. The shop offers a piled-high mix of unique finds—from rings to vintage magazines—welcoming guests to poke, dig, and discover.