great shop! Worth stopping for sure! Friendly staff and well organized! Huge selection of outdoor…read morefurniture and home decor

We stopped here to buy some cape cod souvenirs, and had a great experience. The older lady at the…read morecounter was friendly, I did see the older guy watching people from the stairs.. which is totally fine as we weren't shoplifting but I did get the impression that they were concerned about that as they also had lots of signs to leave certain things at the register if you're buying it and not carry it around. I did buy some earrings, and I made sure to not make it seem like I was shoplifting them. (You know when you're not doing something wrong but you still don't want to be accused as if you are?) I'm shocked to read about people having issues bringing kids in here. We brought our 3 year old and she was behaved but she did was most kids do... looked at things, took toys off the shelf to carry them, etc. (We made sure she didn't run in the store or go by the glass items.. and anything she took that was we weren't buying, we made sure to put back!) ... it's hard enough being in a store with a toddler, I would be livid if someone treated us the way previous reviewers had experienced :( but we didn't have an issue, thankfully. The best part was meeting Tyler, a disabled young man in a wheelchair who must be the son/grandson of one of the employees. Our 3 year old hasn't been around many people with disabilities but we fully support her treating them like she would anyone else.. she was very excited to say hi to him & he told her he liked her shoes.

Very good selection of everything you need on the cape. Would recommend highly. Selection is solid.read more

The Village Store (which has had several names over the years) has always been in that weird niche…read morebetween the bait-and-six-pack stores that used to line 6A and the proper Village Stores, like Peterson's in Yarmouth Port or the Dennis Public Market or Player's (now Tedeschi's) in East Dennis. It's not as big as a convenience but bigger than a "spa" (for you Bostonians), they have sandwiches to order that are decent but utterly standard, it's largely run on beer, wine, and lottery tickets but they have sundries as well. For many years we used to walk across the marsh trail to get the papers, until they started offering delivery of the "out of town" papers, and the YVS had to recommend it that it was open early (a hangover, no pun intended, from the six-pack-and-bait days). It's not quite the funky Village hangout of yore but it's a perfectly decent pitstop on 6A and it's better for your karma than some chain store. And they actually have a decent selection of wines for a small package store. Seriously, if you are a visitor, you should stop in at *every* one of the village stores along 6A and see if you can still leach off a little old Cape color. You may eventually get it collectively. I still miss the joint down in Sesuit Harbor where you could get bait and coffee at 4 AM with a home-made sandwich wrapped in saran wrap and you could get "extra" for your joe (a shot of booze added to your thermos), but these places are as long dead as their proprietors so your best shot is to linger at the village store and see who turns up. FWIW: the dogs passed of natural causes, so that's the reason they're not there anymore (then the subsequent change of ownership). Just to set the record straight.

Cool little place tucked in behind the Keltic Kitchen. Offers a lot of imported items (food goods)…read morefrom Ireland. If you look at the ingredient list on the Fanta as well as the candies that they offer here, you will see that they differ dramatically from the US versions. Instead of weird chemical coloring like blue 1 lake, red 40 and yellow 6, which are chemicals made in a lab and you will find in candies and drinks in the US, the items here have natural colors from beets, cabbages and carrots for coloring. Aside from the food there are also claddagh rings, wool blankets, jerseys and more. I got some candy here and a lighter for my boyfriend. We don't smoke but the design on the lighter is so cool.

I've dined at Keltic Kitchen for many years, but this was the first time I went around back to the…read moreKottage Gift Shop. I don't know what I like better, the inventory or the hospitality. I'll go with ... "Yes!" You feel welcome the moment you walk in, and it's hard not to keep up an exuberant conversation while checking out all the clothes, knick-knacks, music, jewelry, and souvenirs. And then there's the food corner in back, with canned and packaged Irish foods, and that cooler with all the meats! Do yourself a favor and visit here, either while you're waiting for your table to be ready, or before or after a meal, or both.

Great selection of quality foods. Superb array of fresh and prepared meals, including a fish…read moremarket, meats, incredible bakery! One stop shopping. They have a nice alcohol selection and florist. There's always something special available for holiday shopping as well. I love the fish chowder!

Great location at the rte 6 exit, if you want quality prepared food, sides, bakery items of high…read morequality this is the place. Very impressive

Can't say enough about this place food is absolutely delicious, fresh sandwiches, homemade bagels…read moreof a variety of different cream cheeses and don't forget Matthew. He is definitely an asset to this restaurant very personable and welcoming. Can't wait to visit again.

Raw bacon not a soul in the establishment? Makes zero sense and no cheese smh never again eating…read morehere wasted time Wendy's breakfast would have been better!

I stop here for believe it or not Bulgarian food. I am half Armenian and buy filo dough and katayif…read moredough here! If you smoke, it's quite the place to buy self rolled (machine) cigarettes, 200 for 20 something dollars. I don't smoke so don't care. Gas is usually the best price in that area, currently 3.67 for regular. It's full serve as well. Better yet, it's near Jerk Cafe to stop for Jamaican food and Ting or Thuan Loi for Pho or other Vietnamese treats.

Full service gas station. They pump for you Andy kids love the kinder eggs I go here for gas ,…read moresince it's so easy and a great find for kinder eggs - they are a rare find and a great treat for kids. But i think the guy lives there.

Convenience located perfectly in Mashpee. Store has everything you need, good prices, and friendly…read moreworkers

Pretty good selection. Prices are decent. It's a little tight in the liquor section.read more

I have lived in this area for 16 years. The staff are great but the beer and refrigerated seltzers…read moreare never cold, I have voiced this to staff in the past.