Stopped hear on Vacation as my first time In Massachusetts it was a great experience, everyone was…read morevery friendly and all they asked for was my state ID and the selection they have is great as well ! Definitely will be back

Extremely poor quality products They dont take…read moreresponsibility for what they sell Beware

Excellent service, nice ambience lovely staff. Thank you Casey. Lovely representation of the Cape…read moreCod hospitality.

Hannah was the sweetest!! Very welcoming and knowledgeable about products. She honestly made the…read moreexperience and the longer drive to get there more than worth it. I will definitely be back. :)

To start, I was greeted by the person working the register as soon as I walked in. I knew exactly…read morewhat I was looking for and he rushed over saying he had one more for me to look at while adding it into the case of naval jewelry within my first minute of being inside. He gave me time to peruse each side of the rotating case and as soon as I looked over at him he came rushing to help me pick out what I wanted to see. He gave me time to fiddle around with each piece - going around to help other customers - while I stood in front of the mirror (he had pointed out to me) trying to decide which ones I wanted. I settled on three stunning belly rings and took them to the counter. He finished helping the customer who was ahead of me quickly and got her checked out and then immediately went into his drawers of goodies for the exact pieces I picked out. He was very quick about it and put them all in individual baggies and then into a nice little box. For three beautiful, stainless steel belly rings I paid around $80 after tax. And I am genuinely not mad about that price because after a week of continuous, daily wear for just one of the rings I can say the quality is worth it. No allergic reactions, it's sturdy with no signs of breaking easily or at all, and it still looks as shiny as when I first put it in. Honestly, the selection for naval rings there is phenomenal and so was the customer service. I will definitely be back the next time I take a trip up to see my family.

Wonderful little jewelry shop with everything from body jewelry to crystal bracelets and necklaces…read more But more importantly the service was phenomenal. I had 4 kids with me and they were so patient and helpful.

This is a fun busy store on Commercial. Lots of merchandise, lots of colorful patterns, lots of…read morestyles. We walked in and we found a bunch of fun and unique items. The store relocated to the heart of Provincetown last year. They are 3 buildings to the right of Town Hall between saltwater taffy and Shop Therapy.

I had a very positive experience here a couple of weeks ago. Stopped in because of something that…read morecaught my eye in the window. Tried it on, it fit well, I bought it. And everyone compliments me on it. But the main reason I wanted to post this review was to acknowledge the kind and helpful attention from Patricia (Patrycja?), the salesperson. She made sure I found what I wanted and she was a pleasure to talk to. I'll absolutely stop back in on my next visit to Provincetown.

There are shops you visit because you're looking for a souvenir, and then there are places like…read moreAdam's Nest that become part of your P-town tradition. When you walk through the door, it's clear this is so much more than a gift shop. Every corner is filled with wit, warmth, creativity, and a deep love for Provincetown and the queer community. Adam's artwork makes me laugh, makes me think, and reminds me of why this place has a special place in my heart. I had the privilege of asking Adam during my last visit to sign a linen bag. He graciously did, and it made an already memorable visit even more meaningful. I may have left fanboying a little. As a gay man, I have enormous respect for those who came before my generation--those who lived through Stonewall's legacy, the AIDS crisis, and continued creating spaces filled with hope, resistance, resilience, joy, and authenticity. Adam's work reflects that spirit. His messages celebrate queerness, courage, kindness, and the importance of being unapologetically yourself. If you're visiting Provincetown, don't just stop in to shop. Take your time. Look around. Read the messages. Support artists who have helped shape the soul of this remarkable town that rekindles hope, reignites the embers of resistance, inspires courage, celebrates queerness, and gives us the will to keep going. Thank you, Adam, for sharing your talent, your kindness, and your heart with all of us. I'll treasure that signed bag for years to come.

Our friend Bob introduced us to this cute little store on the East side of Provincetown. Adam, the…read moreowner was very friendly and talkative. The merchandise was great..lots of fun LGBTQ+ items...from postcards to buttons to t-shirts to sweatshirts...and much more....their online store is open all year round and there you can access any of the merchandise available at the store. Great place to shop.

Great cards. In a town that seriously needs a greeting card store, Jay has amassed a beautiful…read moreselection of greeting cards. Whether it's an anniversary, thank you or birthday card, I know I will find the right one at Arcadia.....also a great opportunity to check out the other unique items in the store!

High praises for owner, Jay. I visit his exquisite shop once a year. Last year my partner bought me…read morea second journal (album cover on top) to surprise me. Pages came loose early on. We called Jay long-distance (it was a gift and expensive for us.) Without a receipt, he trusted us and his product (worked with vendor for twenty years.) I showed up last week-end and Jay replaced my journal--no charge! Great customer service/beautiful new journal/renewed faith in trust/decency of others. Thanks, again, Jay!

This store has lots of Human Rights Campaign items to choose from....t-shirts, sweatshirts,…read morebaseball caps, mugs, posters, stickers, magnets, etc. Every time we stop in here it's full of people buying stuff. There were to workers behind the counter and they were busy answering questions and helping people with their purchases. A great place to buy stuff that stands for equality. Now that the elections are coming, several political items for sale.

This is part of the Human Rights Campaign organization one of their few storefronts…read more Definitely stop in here if you are in Provincetown. They have a nice selection of shirts, hoodies, water bottles, pins, stickers, etc. They even have a changing room (which not all the stores on Commercial St. do).

Best retail experience in Provincetown MAP is full of…read morehidden treasures and Japanese brands that are hard to find in the US. It is sophisticated and friendly with helpful service even during the tourist season. Treat yourself and go.

Love the merch... Japanese design "Kapitol" thoughtful, clean, simple with edge!…read moreBut wait...there's more...