Gift Shops in Ellicott City, MD

“My wife and I stopped in here on a whim after dinner. Glad we did. It's a cute little store of really cool display sculptures. Lots of disney and other pop culture figurines. We just don't have a place for a lot of the stuff with 2 little kids that would smash the to bits. But we did get some Christmas ornaments for our kids.However the best part was speaking with the owner. She was very sweet and talked with us for a while even though the store was supposed to be closed.Make it a point to stop in and day hi. It will brighten your day.”

“super kawaii!! Hella cute trinkets and collectible desk friends like Sonny angels. Lots of Japanese goodies like chop sticks, themed trinkets, pretty painted dish ware, lots of candies and Japanese beverages. Very fun and affordable! Person working was very friendly and helpful! Welcoming environment for anime lovers and Japan / Asian culture enthusiasts”

“such a great store for stationary, beauty, and decorative items from east asia! i saw mostly japanese and korean brands. plenty of kpop merch and anime figures and stuffed animals, as well. i stocked up on colorfoul gel pens and brush pens, plus cute folders and a sketchbook. was worth the trip from baltimore when combined with a meal and another activity in the area!”

“Forget-Me-Not has been a staple on Main Street since my childhood. I remember it as the "fairy store," the "fae store," the "fantasy store," the "Lord of The Rings store," and the "bubble store." I haven't been inside for years and upon entering, it felt as if I was walking into a fantasy book. The walls of the retail store alone are fantasy-like due to having real natural rock structures showcasing products. As if it was a small castle jampacked of gifts and treasures. The building is three stories high and each room a different realm of gifts. Just when you start to feel a genre of the area you are shopping in, it changes completely! When I was a child, I would come in here for the fairy dresses, wands, rocks and small spell books. Now I come here to smile at the nostalgic items of my past shopping experiences and detour to the jewelry, garden fae products and vintage clothes. There is something for everyone here, I promise.”