Among the many other shops on Washington St., this one of my favorite stops. I've begun paying…read moreslightly more to my accessories (watches, bracelets, etc.) and I found some unique and stylish ones here for a decent price. The selection of beaded bracelets are nice but there are also latch bracelets that caught my eye for again how stylish they are but also it's unique look. I've never seen any that looked like this. So of course I got one. Among the rest of the store, like many of the other shops in the area, unique things can be found for yourself or if you're looking to pick up gifts on your travels. Clothes, humor books, house décor as well as a yard including a single person swinging hammock. There is a nice assortment of things crammed into Madame's Port. Check it out if you find yourself here, and see what you might find.

I love this kind of shop. The owners obviously took care to pick out more unusual clothing, jewelry…read moreand home decor. Their tasteful decor makes shopping here a pleasure. I love that they offer quirky items that aren't found in every other souvenir shop in this pedestrian friendly mall. I especially liked their jewelry selection - would be good to check here if you are in need of gifts for a special friend.

This store is my favorite in Washington Street. They have beautiful sourced pieces for your home. I…read morepurchased on this visit a Cape May throw that is so perfect. Can't wait to visit in the Fall.

My first stop every time I am in the area is Quirk. This is a beautiful store and location with…read moreamazing quality home goods. This year I picked up their beautiful Cape May throw made in NH. Its a gift that will keep on given. Till next time my friends.

I've been coming to this gift shop since I was little. Today when entering with my tiny dog ,…read moretotally enclosed in a stroller, I was told by the old woman that is usually at the cash register, and has been for years, that I couldn't come in with the stroller. Sane said "no pets". I told her that my dog would not be out of the stroller and she said I couldn't come in. Really? In this day and age? Not nice and lost business and future business from not only me, but my family and now friends that may want to go. This woman has always been cold but this takes the cake! I'm saddened that this will now be an end of an era for many. Poor customer relations from this business.

I note there are 2 listings here for Sunset Beach - this one being for the shops located here…read more.. Sunset Beach is a must-visit every time I go to the Jersey Cape - have watched the ship off shore slowly be reclaimed by the elements. It has also been interesting to watch the little shops slowly expand and update from year to year - now featuring plenty (usually) of parking, a mini golf course, a small but nice restaurant, nearby concrete WWII tower converted to a museum, etc. I have noticed that the Cape May Diamonds® are thinning out a bit compared to the late 70s, but there are still plenty to find - which makes this a great location to take the kids & the great thing is you don't have to spend a dime if you don't want to. Also, there is a reason for the name - great location to watch sunsets out over the bay! Highly recommended!

Wildwood on Pacific Ave. So glad I "found" this place…read more Tons of street /meter parking. The staff was very friendly that I will come back for the conversation. Yummy shortbread cookies. I love all The decor. I picked up a ton of goodies for the home. I'll be back

The Yellow Umbrella is a little gem in downtown Wildwood…read more Resembling a local "home goods," The Yellow Umbrella is filled with all kinds of goods and unique finds. From my initial visit here I saw lots of home decor, candles, dipping oils, soap, ornaments, etc. The majority of the offerings appear to be sourced locally and are priced reasonably. If you're in wildwood, make sure to stop by!

My mom and my sister wanted to go to the Cape May Linen Outlet before we left Cape May. I, on the…read moreother hand, was not too excited about the prospect of looking at linens. But I came along anyway and was very pleasantly surprised! We went in to buy my grandmother a quilt for her new bed. We had some great options- some beautiful ones for $85+, and some cheaper (but still nice) ones around $40-50. We found a $45 quilt that she will really like. My mom felt that some of the prices were much better than you'd find in other places, and some of the prices were about the same. Along the way, we all managed to get sidetracked. I bought an adorable green striped apron for $12. My mom bought a bunch of striped dish towels for 50 cents each, 2 kinds of pillows (one blue with white seashells and one with red/blue stripes) for $10 each, and potholders. My sister bought some sheets for a twin-size bed which were really cheap (I believe about $15 each). The people working in the store were very friendly and offered to help us multiple times. The store wasn't very big but had a lot of fun things in it (even for someone who doesn't like linens!). It did, however, get crowded- even though we were there about 10 minutes after it opened. If you're looking for anything linen-related and you're on a tight budget, definitely check out Cape May Linen Outlet!

New location still great pricing. Clean and bright store with a small second floor…read more The layout is basically the same as the other store BUT not as crowded with items. The staff is very helpful as always. I'm so glad it's back! Will be coming here often.

Wow, I haven't been racially profiled in a minute. Shame on the owner or employee who decided to…read moreuse me as an example of what a shoplifter acts like to her employees. She clearly gestured in my direction and said something along the lines of "like her" while I was the only shopper left in the store. It was also that she deliberately waited until the few other (need I say fully Caucasian) customers left to speak as if I wasn't RIGHT THERE that made me go, hmm, ok then. I was just casually browsing small gifts for my daughter and about to pick out a gorgeous wind chime afterwards. The fact that I had to physically turn around, look them in the eye and say hello *not cool* welp... I get shoplifting is tough on small businesses, but no excuse. Needless to say I spoke up for myself, purchased what items I had in hand and GTFO. 2 stars for selection only. 1/8/25 I did promptly reply to the business owner who messaged me under her private account, photo posted.

I was in Cape May and saw some cool items in the window so I had to stop in and I'm glad I did…read more I found some really cool lotions and my friend picked up incense. It's a small shop but nicely organized. There is paid street parking as this is off the Washington Street shopping strip. I'll be back

Cute place! Great nick nacks and beach stuff. Unfortunately the jumbo Bloody Mary olives I picked…read moreup (so excited to find). we're rotten! Mush because some how the seal was already opened! Such a bummer!

Nice little store in the middle of Sea Isle and a great place to pick up some toys, beach gear,…read more souvenirs, etc. They have quite the variety and some really nice stuff. We always get an ornament when we travel someplace new and this is where we found our ornament for Sea Isle. They had some unique items that didn't just look like your typical ornament. Would definitely recommend stopping in and checking the place out if you are in the area!

We stopped in this Christmas shop Cape May location as the entrance was so inviting…read more I'm glad we did as we found 2 levels of really cool holiday items. There were tons of ornaments. I didn't have my list so I will be back to shop some more.

Winterwood is a cute and refined Christmas-themed gift shop located on the Washington Street Mall…read morein Cape May. It's situated on the corner of the block and is filled with Christmas items, including home decor, ornaments, and even dish towels. Some items are priced pretty steep but others are affordable, it just depends. I love their food-inspired ornaments corner. So cute.