Fantastic little family owned and operated souvenir and gift shop on Cape Cod. Whether your looking…read morefor a keepsake for yourself or a gift for any occasion, you'll find it here. It's located next door to a gelato stand and Stewart's Seafood Restaurant, so you can do a little shopping and have a bite to eat in one location. Most of the items are one of a kind or made by local artists that you won't find any where else. The prices are reasonable and the staff if friendly and helpful. If you are looking for something specific, just ask...they may be able to get it for you. If you have any questions you can email them at ThreeSistersGiftsEastham@gmail.com

Great little shop. Owner is so nice and friendly. Very unique gifts. They have a wonderful…read moreEastham blanket I bought. Perfect weight.

My wife and I love to visit this amazing shop & we often buy from Buddha Bob's. Its mostly a…read morecrystal shop but they have statues and birdbaths too. Great prices friendly service Knowlegable owners. We just bought 3 nice opals today among some other crystals. The opals didn't make it in the bag. I called the shop when I realized& they had the opals still set aside. She apologized for missing them.. but offered to send them to my adress for free so that I could avoid the drive back. Credit she said also could be refunded by phone right then but I had paid cash and still wanted them. Mistakes happen but great customer service and terrific prices keep us coming back.

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.

This was once formerly Riley's, with it having different names throughout the years having many…read moresurvivors and clothes. Coming this year, I've noticed the name has changed. It's still the same concept selling similar products, but with less inventory than the previous place that was here. I love looking at the things that are offered here. Some of the items can be a bit pricey, but finding something that can be used for a long or can be reliable can pay off. The staff here is friendly and there very happy to assist when needed. Sidenote - the entrance is found on the Route 6 eastbound side, and there is no sign indicating do not turn left if heading westbound, but do expect waiting due to traffic.

incredible store with great prices! If you're in the market for anything beach related or apparel…read moreit's the perfect store.

Beautiful rest stop with easy to use restrooms and a very educational place for kids. Kid…read moreactivities and guided discussions most days!

This is one of the best visitor center I've ever been to. It's large inside, with a huge parking…read morelot outside. It's got an amphiteater outside, a theater inside as well as an auditorium, museum, bookstore and a volunteer information desk...Very complete. They show movies throughout the day so you check on the schedule. They also have lots of maps that show bike trails, hiking trails, beaches, etc... Salt Pond Visitor Center plays the seashore's award-winning orientation movie, Standing Bold, throughout the day, and other films show on rotation. Films have open captions and assistive listening. Staff are on duty to assist with trip planning. Brochures and maps are available; ask about the Junior Ranger and B.A.R.K. Ranger programs. Many ranger-guided activities occur or begin at the center. Evening programs are routinely held at the outdoor amphitheater or indoor auditorium during the summer. Nearby are the popular 1.5 mile Nauset Marsh Trail, the Nauset Bicycle Trail, and the Buttonbush Trail, a .25 mile multi-sensory trail that features a guide rope and text panels printed in large lettering and Braille, as well as discovery activities for children. In the visitor center lobby, a large map shows Cape Cod's glacial history, its position in the Gulf of Maine, and natural forces that continue to shape it. There are expansive views of the Salt Pond and Nauset Marsh from the lobby. The visitor center museum emphasizes the cultural themes represented on Cape Cod, including the First People--the Wampanoag; European settlement culture; fishing, life-saving, and lighthouses; communication technology; and tourism. Very complete and educational....Just pleasant and very nicely laid out.

I love everything at this shop! The sisters who own it are so kind, helpful, and responsive. The…read morequality is top notch and designs are so unique. I have several items from them, and love every one. Please check them out and support local business, you will love their stuff too!

I absolutely love this store! They have a little bit of everything and it is all so unique. They've…read moregot a homey boho vibe with cool music playing in the shop constantly. They are always representing local artist and makers which is something I personally love. The shop hosts art shows and other events through out the year and the girls that work there are so welcoming. This is definitely my must stop shop as I drive through Eastham.

Great shop with all sorts of gifts and souvenirs- some from local artisans. This has become part of…read moreour annual Cape trip, we always enjoy going in and seeing what we can find. The owner is extremely nice and always great to chat with. Easy to find, and pop in while out in Orleans, maybe after a treat at the Chocolate Sparrow across the street or after the farmers market. Also,, a wide range of prices and most is very affordable for families.

This is one of my favorite places to shop at when we visit the Cape. We get a coffee at the Hot…read moreChocolate Sparrow, shop for bike accessories next door, and then stop in here for some of the most fun and unique products selections anywhere. This visit we were rewarded with some seriously cool shark socks. The store has an incredible selection of Cape Cod Rail Trail merchandise, gifts for bike lovers, handmade jewelry, and travel games to keep the kids occupied.

I was in Cape Cod 4 weeks ago and I stumbled on this great shop. It had artists from across the US…read morein a number of different mediums. They had some really cute, unique and special gift items for the home. I purchased something that will be handed down in my family for years to come. I bought the most beautifully handmade coat for my infant niece. The coat is made from cotton plaid blankets from the 50's. It is also reversible. The hat that I got there to match is one of the cutest hats I have ever seen for a 12 month old child. I only wish I could display a picture for all to see. I suggest if you are taking a trip to the cape plan a visit to this shop. It is a find.

An interesting mix of handmade children's apparel with some antiques and curios scattered about…read more High end boutique clothing for the high end child with an engaging owner, manager, and artist manning the helm.

If I could give 0 stars I would. I stop here every time I'm on the Cape with my family but today…read morewhen I stopped with friends (first time I've ever brought someone I know who is a poc to the shop) after looking around and walking out (we decided not to buy anything because we had already been at many shops that day and everything here is over priced) , a man who works there followed my friend out to our car and accused her of stealing things and putting them in her sleeve. He argued with her and made her take her coat off and shake it out in the pouring rain (the coat she just PURCHASED at another souvenir shop mind you). It was a very gross experience and I don't think anyone should support this business ‼ I'd also like to add that I've literally never left a yelp review before, this experience was so horrible I had to make an account just to leave an honest review.

Avoid! Very expensive for cheap quality. Attempted to bring items back with absolutely no luck…read more They gave every poor excuse under the Sun. I get that it's a tourist trap but come on. Shame on me thinking you could get something halfway decent at a place like this but still. Purchasers Beware! If I could leave zero stars I would.

Wow we stumbled upon this after playing mini golf at the cape escape. There gift shop is perfect…read morefor any souvenir for family back home BUT THERE FUDGE!! There fudge is so good rich,creamy but somehow light at the same time. The peanut butter was out favorite.

This is a great souvenir store and place to find some cheaper finds for beach, activities and more…read morewhen on Cape Cod. They have a large collection of floats, towels, etc. They have a great collection of t-shirts, gifts, jewelry, and more at reasonable prices. They also have a candy store attached to it. The service is always friendly and good as well.

Chocolate lovers pay attention.. if you love sweet treats, stop in at the Chocolate cafe on the…read morecape right off Route 6. They have a plethora of delicious truffles with different flavors. These are some of the biggest truffles I've had, so they may be more than an average truffle, but you get your moneys worth. They also have homemade fudge and bakery items along with coffee and breakfast and lunch sandwiches. Plenty of nicknacks to look at as well, and lots and lots of signs with sayings. Cute place to stop in if you're having a sweet attack! Lentz_explore

This cafe was right next door to our hotel. Limited breakfast menu. Breakfast sandwiches - egg and…read morecheese on an English muffin. Choice of meat. A better coffee selection. But nothing too extensive. I was double charged for my hot chai. And they acted like I was the problem when I asked for it to be credited.