This is well-maintained thrift shop, with a decent variety of items to browse and consider…read more The staff were friendly and accommodating. The prices were somewhat higher than many thrift shops; but the quality of the items presented was pretty good. All and all; a solid option for those who enjoy the "hunt ".

Wonderful thrift store in Chatham near the back parking lot off main street. Great pricesand great…read moreselection of glass and antiques. Not toomuch clothes if that is what you are looking for. Nice volunteers. Great store that is quite large.

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 The store and the items were clean and in good condition, but the clothing styles were pretty outdated and mostly mall brands.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!

Went for the vintage coach market and honestly would never even step foot back on this…read moreestablishment. Prices were insane and every bag had some sort of rip or stain. $125 for a bag with makeup stains all in the inside?? Yeah no thanks. Not to mention the fact that i dmed on instagram to ask about the bags and i was left on seen? That's weird. Inside the store itself was also ridiculously prices. $25 for a used wallet that has some clear signs of use.. yikes. If you're ever in the area, don't even consider looking at this place, let alone giving them your money.

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!

Nice selection of better quality goods, fairly priced in very good condition in both the shop and…read morebarn. Furniture, tools, antiques, clothing, china, crafting, linens and wonderful bake sales.

Small church thrift store with clothing, housewares, and crafts. Friendly staff. Plenty of parking…read more Cash only.

I used to live in Falmouth and I spent a lot of money and a lot of time at this place. I now live…read morein Maine, but whenever visiting I can't help but check out what's going on here. The last time I was here in October 2024, I told myself I would not go back due to hike in prices. I find myself here in May 2025 and this place that claims that it is a thrift store wants eight dollars for a used large mason jar with no lid. They want six dollars for a used 6 inch pot. if I wanted to go antiquing, I would have gone to D's home again on 28th in East Falmouth. I even parked across the street at Papa Jake's and risked My life to cross the road for this crap. Mediocre inventory even. Never again. Very sad. I used to find a lot of joy here.

I was chatting with a fellow thrifty shopper and she mentioned this thrift store as her favorite,…read moreit's now on my list of Falmouth favorites. Great selection size inclusive and the prices are very affordable. It's worth the drive and the staff are so friendly. Add this to your rotation and they do have night hours Thursday's!

Very nice church thrift shop. The selection and setup reminded me of goodwill, but imagine being…read moresurrounded by a church-like community. It was nice and quiet in there, and lots of people frequently visit this place in search of good finds. The prices were very cheap, although they only accept cash or checks for payment.

If you like to thrift, check this place out. It's clean, well lit, organized and there's plenty of…read moreroom to explore. There are dressing rooms as well! I bought two pairs of beautiful men's pants yesterday for $6 each! Past purchases included gorgeous tablecloths. The women who run the store are very friendly.

Don't drive by this great spot. Lots of great things to find. Easy to park in front (off season)…read moremore challenging in season. Great staff and it's organized and easy to shop.

This is a lovely little thrift store right on downtown Main Street in Sandwich. It is associated…read morewith the attached Episcopal church and church volunteers were running the shop and register. It is relatively small inside, so it is set up to walk through in a one-direction loop rather than being able to meander around. The donated goods are mostly mall brands and the styles were pretty basic wares, but the prices were excellent. Like all thrift stores, you never know what you will find that day which is part of the joy of thrifting. Everything was clearly price marked and very affordable (for example, all shirts were $3 and all shoes were $5). Everything was clean and for the most part organized, with a few large totes and bins you could dig through.

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.