A favorite shopping location for my wife on the Cape…read more We stop here several times a year and usually make a purchase or two. The staff is polite and the merchandise is well displayed, varied, and artistic. The buyer does a great job of finding unique items in the Cape theme for the space available. The only negative is that it it is sometimes closed when we are in the area. They need time off, and we understand. Just note that it is not a chain store with long year round hours. We will return and have positive expectations.

I am a member of 8 years of this cooperative gallery. I have been a silver gold smith for over 30…read moreyears. It is a locally owned business of over 12 artists, craftsmen and women who all have their studios on Cape Cod. Truly a locally owned business. If you want to take home a treasure from this unique ocean resort area than find Coastal Craft Gallery either before or after the beach. Perfect for a hostess gift, birthday or holiday gift.

EBB Tide Gift Shop - Dennis Port, MA Boomsauce Score: BS +++ (Amazing location! now that's…read moreboomsauce!) This place is the definition of Cape Cod cozy. A mom-and-pop gem tucked into Dennis Port, EBB Tide Gift Shop is packed with custom, homemade gifts and designs that scream charm. We stopped in to grab some goodies for the trip back to NY--and left with more than just souvenirs. We left with a memory. The owner? A total standout--honest, smart, and charming. The kind of person who makes you feel like you've known them for years. You can tell this shop is built on love and local pride. We snagged a Christmas ornament to mark our first Cape Cod adventure, and it's already a favorite. From magnets and bracelets to candy and coastal keepsakes, this shop has something for everyone. It's the kind of place that makes you want to support local every time. Boomsauce Scale B- basura (trash) BS basic (come on! Try harder) BS + better (Yo! That's better) BS ++ best (alright! Alright! Alrightttt!) BS +++ Amazing location! now that's boomsauce!

Always you find something unique as a memory from the cape. The shop is clean and with someone…read morealways willing to help

I cannot recommend this store enough. The owner, Paula's motto is "quality & affordability" and it…read morereally shows. So many excellent pieces, I found a beautiful tea set and gorgeous antique lamp and reasonable prices. I'll definitely be back.

Vintage traders of Brewster is a treasure. I go every time I'm on the Cape I always come home with…read morea special treasure

Beautiful items, reasonable prices. Huge clothing section & selection. used Furniture was in great…read morecondition and fairly priced! Polite Service. Highly recommend!

Nice furniture pieces. Always very clean and organized…read more They also sell preloved clothing, shoes and accessories. The repurposed/ redone items are also nice!

Employees following covid safety protocols. Polite and helpful staff…read more Lovely gift shop with great gifts. Will definitely return.

Just returned from visiting the wonderful toy store in the Lemon Tree Village Shops with my 2 year…read moreold twin grandsons. Upon leaving with their new "vacuum cleaner" like push toys I stopped in By The Bay to do a bit more shopping. The twins stayed outside on the deck with their parents pushing their new somewhat noisy toys with so much excitement. I left the store upon hearing the two extremely cranky women inside complaining about the noise. I was in there no more than two minutes. Needless to say they will not receive any of my or my family's business. May have been better not to have opened a shop below a toy store. Rude, unprofessional and NOT kid friendly!!!!!

The Twin Peaks of antique stores on the Cape. If tea cups and dainty glass things are your…read morething... then this place is for you. No, not my thing, that is; I prefer traditional colonial antiques. Long story short: two guys bought an old house, Route 6A west bound on the right side. Go slow or you will miss the entrance. Limited parking. Be careful when jumping back on 6A too. They have a few rooms of glass curios, tea cups, and such. However, you are not allowed to touch or pick anything up. You are, sort of, escorted through the store by one of the two owners. Claim to fame... Babs Streisand once visited. Nice service, but you are watched intently and a little uncomfortably. Prices are, in my opinion, very inflated... cashing in on the 6A antique crowd. Remember, do not touch a thing!

I saw this place online and felt we had to stop by - and I'm so glad that we did…read more Upon arrival we were warmly greeted by the owners, Ken and Clayton, who were so appreciative we stopped in and were happy to show us around the space. They both were so friendly and helpful as we browsed. Words don't quite fully capture how impressive the experience they've created in this space is - each of the 3 rooms are meticulously designed to display the beauty of all the antique pieces available in a way that makes you want to stay and really take it all in. The rooms are all adorned with artworks, antique mirrors, hand painted porcelain of all kinds, crystalware, vintage jewelry, and beautiful colored decanters and glass sets. We bought several items, the prices were fair and Clayton then wrapped & boxed each item for us. It was a great experience, we definitely will be back next time we are in the area!

This is a lovely store. I have shopped here a number of times and always been treated with respect…read moreby the sales staff. However, today, when I checked out, I found the salesperson to be very rude. I was tempted to just put the merchandise down and walk out. I did not do that. I paid for the item and left. In today's world, there is just no place for rudeness. Will I return, I don't know. Not anytime for sure.

Great selection and high quality items. My grandson loved the toy section, we spent a good deal of…read moretime looking at the wonderful toys.

Great store if you're on Cape and looking for trinkets or yarn. The owner was very friendly and…read morehelpful, and the store is small but packed with cute collectibles to remind you of your time on Cape. We got a banana bread-scented candle there, and I grabbed some yarn. Definitely better than the average tourist-trap gift shop you find in the area.