Come visit Kensington Antique Row, the DC metropolitan area's largest and oldest antiquing district. You'll find an eclectic array of styles and types of merchandise-antique, vintage and new. Centered on Howard Avenue east off Connecticut Avenue, Antique Row boasts individual antiques and specialty shops, a multi-dealer antiques market, a design center, art gallery and several cafes and restaurants.
Kensington Antique Row is a friendly place with dozens of small, one-of-a-kind, owner-operated shops on Howard, Armory Avenue, and Fawcett Street.
Kensington Antique Row is a friendly place with dozens of small, one-of-a-kind, owner-operated shops on Howard, Armory Avenue, and Fawcett Street.
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Potomac Sweets
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We are committed to baking pastries based on rich, international traditions and crafted through extensive international experience to offer customers a unique pastry unmatched in quality. Potomac Sweets' strives to use natural ingredients where possible, we use unconditionally unbleached and un-bromated flour, and our croissants and Vienoisserie are made with 82% Euro-style Butter made by Beaver Meadow Creamery from Dubois, Pennsylvania.
Directions
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We are about a 30-minute walk through residential areas from the Wheaton metro station and a short ride from the Grosvenor station. MCDOT Bus 34 (Green/Blue Buses) between Wheaton and Friendship Heights picks up at the Wheaton, Bethesda and Friendship Heights Metro Stations and stops along Connecticut Avenue in front of the Safeway. Walk down Howard Ave along the left side of the Safeway to enter the district.
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Local and regional vendors offer fresh baked goods, seasonal fruits and vegetables, organic meats, seafood, cheese, artisan breads, olive oil and prepared foods. Located at the Historic Train Station at 10417 Howard Avenue, Kensington Farmers' Market is open every Saturday year-round, 10 a.m. to 1 p.m.
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