BEAUTIFUL! The loveliest glass work ever seen! Some of it very pricey (deducted 1 YELP STAR for…read morethat) but fabulous and fantastic place to visit. In the area to see the relatives and my aunt took us to visit Pairpoint, which has been in business since 1837! Talk about being around for a while! Pairpoint is America's oldest glass work company and an informative and interesting shopping experience. Watch the glass-makers create their pieces. The extraordinary craftsmanship is fascinating to watch. The Sagamore location on Cape Cod offers a chance to witness the artistry of glassblowing Monday through Friday. The gift shop is open every day of the week! The finest homes in America have displayed pieces of Pairpoint glass. According to the Pairpoint website, "glass is an art form and as such is in a continuous state of transformation. Pairpoint quickly established itself at the forefront by consistently inventing new techniques and stylistic trends that are copied to this day. In addition to the famous "puffies", Lava, Peachglow and Satin glass were first created by Pairpoint glassblowers." Pairpoint provides custom glass and crystal commemorative pieces and trophies to some of America's most prestigious sporting clubs and organizations. In 1974, Pairpoint began issuing limited edition pressed cup plates that have become highly collectible. There are now about 100 different patterns to collect. The beautiful glass ware is something to behold. I am not into buying a lot of stuff and putting it up on shelves to collect dust but that Cranberry glass was so gorgeous! You have to visit and take in the historical and artistic value of Pairpoint. Not to be missed activity on Cape Cod!

What fun! I actually wanted the tour to be longer and shop to be bigger since it was a bit of a…read moretight fit with a tour group of ~30-40 people. I loved seeing the colorful buckets of broken glass and witnessing the live glass blowing. The previous molds and items used/made decades (if not hundreds of years) ago were also neat to see and provided interesting insight to the evolution of the company. For the gift shop, I would have appreciated a few more pieces that were in the $25-50 range. There were a lot of small, inexpensive pieces at $15 or less, but then it jumped to larger, expensive pieces ($60+) with not much in the middle.

I contacted Sand n Surf because I had bought a couple of Polywood rockers st Costco that I had a…read morevery difficult time putting together and saw that they were a local dealer. I explained my problem to Joanne and she said bring them in and we'll see if we can help. This was very generous of her since they had been purchased elsewhere. I ended up returning them to Costco instead and stopping at Sand n Surf and bought the same rockers from them for almost the same price, but fully assembled. They had to put them together for me and called me the next day, and said they were ready for pick up. This place appears to be a little hole in the wall that sells all sorts of touristy type goods, but they also do a great business as Polywood retailer. Super nice folks and extremely accommodating.

I have been wanting some Adirondack chairs and accompanying footstools for awhile. This year, I…read morebegan researching them. I wanted a particular design of Adirondack chair that I knew to be more comfortable. While they all look very similar there are differences in both the way the back slats are fanned out as well as how the seat is constructed. I ultimately opted against natural wood because they deteriorate more easily and shouldn't be left outside all year in our New England climate..those would pose a winter storage problem for us too. I learned that Polywood is a good choice in terms of comfort and durability. Unless you want your Adirondack chairs in a natural wood, the Plywood chairs come in a variety of colors which do not fade. We opted for a forest green which fits in nicely with the woodsiness of our property We have other outdoor furniture but I had a specific corner in mind where I envisioned two Adirondack chairs and footstools in a reading or conversation corner in our pool area. Sand 'N" Sun about an hour drive south of us at the mouth of Cape Cod had a great selection of Polywood Adirondack chairs. We were helped over the phone initially by Xerxes, the owner. He was helpful, knowledgeable and pleasant to work with. We had also ordered a very large patio umbrella to replace the one we have used for years over our outdoor dining table. This one is absolutely gigantic and provides greater sunshade over the table. Once we got to the store, everything we had ordered was ready and waiting for us. Xerxes and all the staff we encountered were very friendly and helpful. In hindsight, I don't know of this store carries Adirondack chair seat cushions or not. They are not entirely necessary but I had ordered some from L.L. Bean and are awaiting their arrival. The pool and patio store is actually part of an entire grouping of businesses all owned by Xerxes and family. So on the same stretch, there is also a huge gift shop....the kind everyone has seen in any tourist or beach town in America. This one was rather large with the usual assortment of t-shirts, sweatshirts, beach towels, hats, magnets, beverage glasses, all emblazoned with Cape Cod logos. There is also a soft-serve ice cream place on site along with an 18-hole miniature golf course. (I just may be the only American who has never played miniature golf and has no interest in doing so). Although it may seem like a random assortment of businesses, everything sold here is of a summer-seasonal nature. We had a pleasant and productive experience with this business. We have a pickup truck so were able to take the chairs and umbrella home with us. I am assuming Sand N Surf will deliver but we did not check out that option.

Stopped there last July after a stay in Dennis- looked for the Cape Cod Angel store where we bought…read moresom lovely angels when my daughter was younger! Found Diesel and Lulu!! Welcomed by the owner's daughter and the fragrance of a burning candle- Olive & Reed soy blend candle - Cinnamon Chai Latte!! Amazing fragrance!!! We spoke briefly! I bough a candle for myself and one for my daughter! Loved the shop and hope to shop there again in our next trip to CC!!! It's well worth the trip and stop! I'm going to try to text or email her and buy more candles for the rest of winter and into spring !! I'm holding onto the candle to remind me and keep whats left of the candle just to get a whiff once in awhile. It's too low to burn anymore!! Thank you-Diesel & Lulu!!! Linda Arsenault in CT 1/22/23

Oh, what a welcoming store. They do right by the community, has great sales, and their displays are…read morebeautiful. All the ladies that work there are so friendly. Great place to find reasonably priced gifts there's clothing jewelry, candles.

I come here when I'm in Sandwich, strolling around Jarvesville, which is a cute part of town. The…read morestore is rather small but has a good amount of stuff without it being cluttered. The lady behind the counter is one of the artists and she's rather friendly to talk to. I've bought a variety of local artisan artwork here, sometimes for out-of-towners. Not all of the artwork is from the Cape, as Sandwich is adjacent to the South Shore and the South Coast. So you might see items from artists in, say, New Bedford. The store has a nice variety of artwork at various price points, so there's perhaps something for everybody.

Great place for gifts! Jewelry,pottery,photos, fine art etc. you're bound to find something you…read morehave to have.

A lovely client gave me a generous gift certificate for Heart of Stone. I stopped in a few times…read moreover the years and whilst it is chock full of goodies, it's not really my style of clothing or jewelry. Today, I stopped in, two years later and found some really cute Christmas ornaments. The sales clerk was really helpful as well. If you like sea glass art and production jewelry with a Cape Cod twist, do stop in! It's a fun whimsical shop.

The owner is overly rude when it comes to handling customers. No reason to go there with so many…read moregood stores on the cape. Not to mention how overpriced it is.

What an odd previous review. He took a coin and bought a bottle of water ? Well that leads into my…read morereview as this is an odd gift shop. No cape cod T-shirt's or gifts you can bring home to the kids. The sign on the front says for sale and I can understand why. Down the street is a fully stocked store with cape cod gifts. I don't see how this place stays in business. Even the hutch inside was for sale. But if you are looking for different things this may be the place for you.

excellent! it is underrated and delish! there dinners are wonderful! we all live it here!read more

Plan ahead: There is not enough parking in front and we had to drive around to figure out where…read moreelse we could park to make our reservation here. We ordered the afternoon tea. It was nicely presented and the tea sandwiches and cakes were good but not great. Each person gets one pot of a tea of their choice which is nice, but I would have preferred a tea service where you get to try more of the tea options. Our server was very short with us at first when we asked if we could sit at a table that wasn't 100% direct sunlight all around and only offered that we could sit inside, even when there was another outside table available. She eventually warmed a bit, but that did seem to set the mood. The location is beautiful - the outdoor area is gorgeous and the building itself is so charming.

Nothing changed since 2015 reviews were written. I walked into their showroom on Friday 3/5/21 and…read moreI said "hello" to the ladies inside. I had a budget to spend and was thinking about engaging them to help me decorate my whole house. Their portfolio looks interesting (despite similar or same items used in many houses) and I knew that hiring them would be more expensive that sourcing individual items over the internet and I was fine with that because it's the service that manners and I was hoping hiring them would save me a little bit of time. One of the ladies jumped right at me in what felt like a very non-friendly way and demanded that I sanitize my hands. They had a tiny bottle of sanitizer which was was not even visible (not a sign next to it like most shops have, nothing, it's totally unnoticeable to someone who just walked in for the first time). That lady's tone and her demeanor was so off-putting that I regretted driving there and my shopping mood was instantly ruined, so I ended up engaging a different design firm who are polite with new customers.

These guys are a total ripoff. If you use their services ask them to do it one room at a time. Do…read morenot use them if you have a family. They do not know how to work around families and suggest super expensive decorations that are not practical.