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.

Exceptionally clean & neat. Lovely ladies ready to help…read more Pricing is right. What a fine on the back side of East Brewster

Great vintage store, not a lot of plus sized vintage other than accessories. Prices are high.read more

Items they have sourced are over the top elegant. You can literally wear 50% of their inventory…read moretoday! Without hesitation and not look like you are wearing a costume.

The fact that they offer hot apple cider when it's cold out ! How gracious they are…read more The store is small but packed with beautiful wonderful things ! I never leave there without buying something !

SUCH a cute little shop!! Found many treasure here & even some unique souveniers for family back…read morehome in California! Cash only, so be prepared for that!

Hey brother Buddha Bob, you have an amazing shop of tchotchkes & statues. I feel enlightened by the…read moregreat white Buddhas at your front entrance you're selling. Gives me peace I'll have a spiritual shopping experience. Always a highlight of my drive when I'm heading through the cape on my summer outing..... I only wish things weren't so large or I'd buy something, but it's just too big with all the luggage.

Nice shop full of interesting crystals, statues, and vintage doodads. There's an inside and outside…read moreand so much to look at! The big boat of huge crystals was pretty and if I had a lawn you better believe I'd get one of his lawn statues!! The guy who works there is also wicked friendly. The prices seemed very fair and good, a really fun shop to meander around and find a hidden gem!

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'm not one to write reviews, but I wanted to say how pleased I was with my experience at Wisteria…read moreAntiques. I've been visiting Brewster my whole life, and my last visit there, a friend recommended Wisteria Antiques. When I arrived, I noticed the sign said the business was closed. Having visited some other antique shops in the area, I didn't want to leave this one off my list, so I called to see if they would be open during my brief visit to the Cape. They were gracious enough to schedule an appointment for a private visit. Once I arrived, Ken and Clay could not have been more friendly and accommodating. Their shop is in their beautiful and historic home, and I was amazed by the curated selection of beautiful items. I was kind of on a search for a unique gift for a friend who appreciates fine antiques as much as I do. It was here where I was able to select a lovely vase, that fit well within my budget. Ken and Clay were available and informative, willing to explain each piece that caught my eye. This shop is such a unique treasure in a corridor crowded with antique shops. It's well worth the visit. What a special, personalized experience!

The absolute cutest store! Trinkets, mystery boxes, clothes, accessories, blind boxes. A must go…read moreto on the Cape. The owner Jess is the sweetest girly pop too!

Terrible small business that does not correctly advertise what they sell. They will show mystery…read moreboxes with a ton of art, yet you will receive junk that was clearly printed on the public libraries printer with horrible quality. I hope the owner rethinks selling junk for $30, or maybe just try getting a better printer so the money is justified. Stop false advertising, you wont get very far with that!

I love to browse thrift stores, especially in towns that I'm not familiar with. This small little…read morestore is in a small strip mall and is staffed by volunteers. There was some clothing but also quite a lot of dishes. The prices of the dishes was very cheap, many pieces priced at only $1-$2. There was also a display of green depression glass pieces (I have a collection of pink depression glass) and these prices were incredibly low. My big surprise find was a baby A & W root beer mug which I bought for $1. I used to work at an A & W Root Beer stand in my home town when I was in high school. When business was slow, our boss would have contests to see who could drink the most baby mugs of root beer. I'd forgotten all about this until I saw the baby root beer mug. What a find!

Lovely ladies who volunteer their time. For those who complain about being asked not to use your…read morephone in the store, grow up. I enjoy donating to the shop and do so regularly.

Tremendous value for money. Donations are clean and well-sorted. There's a good feeling here and…read moresometimes some real finds!

Always my favorite thrift store! lots of unique items and the prices are always excellent…read more Organized and clean

What a great find! There is something for everyone in this stylish boutique. The prices are great,…read moreand the owner and staff are friendly and have good taste. There is a wide selection of women's clothing from fun and funky to elegant and sophisticated. There is also a nice but small selection of very cool men's clothing. They have a nice selection of jewelry and an ecclexgic and charming array of housewares tucked here and there. My daughter loved the jewelry purchased as a gift. The shop is located in Orleans which is convenient from any part of the Cape. Definetly worth a stop. Local Color is a real hidden gem.

Lately I've lucked out - bought a stylish long black raincoat, a silver quilted zipper jacket, and…read moretoday bought a nice green knit cotton turtleneck sweater for St. Pat's. Zipped right through!