I can't believe I didn't review this store in 2017, when I bought:…read more 1) A lighthouse about 18 inches tall that has three shelves inside. Everyone who comes to my apartment asks about it. 12 dollars! 2) A charming pastoral scene in a frame. 12 or so also. 3) Old Pottery Barn candleholders (variable height) in blue. Popular years ago, sort of beaded. I just went in again and SCORED! 1) Needlepoint pillow with Santa Claus golfing. 2) Kitty earrings 3) GORGEOUS small wreath for the fireplace (brick/marble). I usually just put a ribbon up there but this is so much better. 4) Two little beaded bracelets 5) A hanging wooden sign: "A spoiled rotten kitty lives here!" When I buy a cottage upstate, I will come here. Great used furniture, lamps, and of course AMAZING Christmas everything. Laurie is great. 10 years in business. A woman with some valuable Yankee memorabilia tried to get her to buy. "I can't sell that here," she said. The woman (who became a major consigner) thought she meant that her conscience would not permit the sale of Yankee gear. She meant it literally, as in no one on the Cape would buy that s%*)! I love this store. Lots of trinkets and jewelry for very little money.

I've been 3 times. The woman who works in the shop is very sweet. I bought several hanging…read moreplanters and a Paddington bear. Had bought books on my prior visit. Worth checking out.

A great place all around - great customer service, great quality, great inventory and great prices!!read more

I miss this place. Hopefully I can make it there before they close today. Its been a crazy time…read more When I shop here it makes me feel like I hit the jack pot. The owners are amazing. the place is uplifting & fun. I have bought most of my fav things here. Thank You. God Bless you.

Unfortunately I only had about 10 minutes in this store (pure evil). I could spend DAYS browsing in…read morethere. Not just because there's so much stuff, but so much stuff I would actually want to take home! Wonderfully curated pre-loved items. Trinkets. Toys. Furs. Vintage clothing. traditional Asian clothes. The store was 50% off and I didn't make it past the register. I was enveloped by the jewelry options. The employee saw me pick a certain ring and even pulled out similar ones in different sizes which was so thoughtful. Not as cheap as thrift stores would be but it's a curated vintage store so the prices made sense AND at 50% off, I got my earrings and a ring for $30.

What a step back in time! The most beautiful vintage wear and our sales associate was an absolute…read moredelight! We weren't shopping for anything in particular but landed on a gorgeous spinner ring for our daughter. Can't wait for our next visit to the Cape to stop in again!

That only take items that are perfect!…read more Very cool store. I bring many items to consign as well as buy items myself. I strongly recommend

This is a great store! I always find stuff here, sometimes one item other times a whole arm full!…read morealways reasonably price! do check it out!!

We miss you John Louis Zannini. Gone way too soon. I will…read moresee you in Heaven, my friend, Much Love & Respect

As a lifelong Vineyarder, I can't believe this place (open since 1999) only recently came onto my…read moreradar. Particular kudos is owed for their well curated musical performances that add a needed sense of community and gathering at the height of the summer season. Worth seeking out.

Like all thrift stores, it can be hit-or-miss whether you find anything. This store is attached to…read moreand shares a parking lot with a cafe. On a Friday afternoon, the cafe patrons took up almost the entire parking lot. We parked two doors down at the post office and walked back (there are no sidewalks on the side of the road). This shop is well laid out by category - women's, men's, home goods, shoes, accessories, etc. Everything was clearly tagged and almost everything seemed to be under $10. The store and the items were clean and in good condition, but the clothing styles were pretty outdated and mostly mall brands. This would be a great place if you're in town or nearby for a vacation and realize you forgot something like water shoes or wanted to quickly get a sweatshirt for a chilly night.

I'm staying on the Cape for a few months this winter and spring, and this is one of the few local…read moreshops that feeds my thrifting fix. Mid to high quality items displayed with care and priced incredibly well. It's also great that the store supports a good cause!

Over the last few years as this became the only thrift store on the island they have started…read moremassively upping prices on junk. Why are you telling people you can't take any more donations because you're so overloaded but then they walk inside and there's fast fashion clothes lining the walls at $8-$15? 10 years ago some of my favorite pieces were steals from this thrift store, now it's hard to find anything worth the large tag they have on it, you'll have better luck with Cape thrifting, depop, and marketplace... these people are out of their minds.

Selection wasn't the best, although perhaps I went on a bad day, because several people were there…read more Just wasn't my vibe at all.

LOTS of goodies here if you know how to look! It's pretty small but so is the Island! Lol We…read moresnagged a couple of cashmere sweaters and essentials. The prices are reasonable and the owner is super kind and sweet. It's a win-win when you thrift bc you're getting something new but also saving the Earth. Recycle and Reuse!

Just got a necessary belt for a very inexpensive price. Highly recommend this small store.read more

Always new stuff to browse. Lots of clothing, home decor…read moreand small furniture pieces.

Disappointing selection of very used overpriced goods, even on tag days. At best this is a once a…read moremonth stop for devoted thifters. The selection is not local goods, poor parking.