Always a wonderful take! We usually go to the one in Plymouth MA in Main Street. First time in the…read moreFalmouth MA store. Very nice, friendly, and welcoming staff exceptionally clean and well layered-out store. Ended up ordering a customized sign. Perfect, quick, and easy. No negatives whatsoever! 07JAN2023

I was in Falmouth for a wedding and came across this wonderful store. They had a wooded whale on…read moretheir wall and I was tempted to buy it, but went away empty handed. Fast forward 3 weeks later, I called Joel and he was great in assisting me with purchasing this whale and shipping it cross country for me. His customer service was fantastic. I would highly recommend these guys

I rarely review small retail businesses on Yelp as I know how greatly it may affect their…read morereputation. However, I had such an abysmal experience in Twigs that I felt that it needed to be shared. My besties (all brown girls) and I came in on a rainy Thursday while we were waiting for a table at the nearby Pickle Jar. When we entered this apparently darling shop, there was already a Caucasian customer who was attentively being served and catered to quite meticulously. We roamed around for a little while, discovering all the adorable knick knacks, artworks, and offerings. One of my girls decided to purchase a little plush animal for a friend's baby, and a unique vase. She came to the counter before the customer who was being helped had finished browsing, yet the attendant told her to wait until she had completed her transaction with the Caucasian customer. After ringing said customer up, and while checking out the items for my friend, she didn't make eye contact. She didn't thank her for her purchase, and she didn't tell us to come again. In fact, in retrospect, she didn't attend to us or greet us at all - fairly odd for a small business in a small space. When we left, we felt unwelcome and my friend regretted her purchase. Now every time she looks at that vase, she won't think of the creativity of the Cape Cod artist or how much fun we had on our trip, she'll think about how the attendant made her feel uncomfortable because of her skin color. The woman in the shop should feel ashamed of herself - and not operate a business that is unable to welcome anyone - in spite of their creed, color, or orientation.

I went in here just planning on browsing but walked out with a few items for my house and a few…read moregifts. I wasn't expected to find such a well thought out selection. Most of the items had a coastal theme and the pricing did tend towards higher, but that is to be expected on Main Street in Falmouth. In addition to items for the home, there is jewelry and a few bath items. It's definitely worth a look if you are in the area.

BLUF: Lovely kitchen and home store featuring higher end items and gifts…read more LeRoux Kitchen is a stunning, inspiring store packed with high-end kitchen gear, fun gadgets, gourmet foods, and more. Like a better version of Williams-Sonoma or Sur La Table, it offers small-business charm and greater variety. From cookbooks and aprons to chocolate, glassware, and cutting boards, they have everything for the kitchen and tabletop, beautifully displayed with a well-stocked inventory. The Martha's Vineyard store is one of several locations in the New England area.

This store is VITAL to the kitchens of Martha's Vineyard! It's been here for many, many years, and…read morefor a reason: They carry the best, most complete and affordable selection of kitchenwares on the island! You can both get a $5 mug here and an expensive Le Creuset French Oven here, with everything in between. The selection includes a lot of white dishware, Le Creuset cooking items, lobster-themed dishes and serverware, a huge selection of coffee mugs with very reasonable price tags on them, cooking utensils, kitchen appliances, napkins, tablecloths, you name it! The one (major) drawback to this store is that they are NOT WHEELCHAIR-ACCESSIBLE and have a large front step, as well as a tall flight of stairs inside. It would be nice if they put a doorbell by their entrance so that someone in a wheelchair requiring assistance could let the people at the register know to come to the front door. Even nicer would be if they got an inexpensive, foldable metal ramp off of Amazon to put out in order to accommodate their wheelchair-using would-be customers. However, they WILL help someone out at the front door if they notice you there. I give them a little more leeway than I would for a business off-island, because on Martha's Vineyard, there just aren't a lot of options for well-stocked, affordable kitchenware stores. There's not much else to say, other than the usual Martha's Vineyard caveat: call ahead to double-check their hours, especially in the off-season. This is an excellent store, and I recommend it to anyone looking for kitchenware or a little island kitsch on the Vineyard!

Unfriendly and rude. Used to be a fun place to go in and say hi to her French Bulldog. I guess…read moreonce she moved to the high rent district she decided to get rude

From the owner: Interior Decorating, Home Decor Store, Home Staging, and Annie Sloan Paint…read more Located on beautiful Cape Cod.

A few months ago, one of my friends posted a photo on Facebook of a cute little stuffed Corgi…read morewearing a "Cape Cod" hat. I love Corgis, so I was eager to buy one. Another friend tried to get in touch with the person who bought the Corgi to find out where it came from, but never received a response. Since I live on the South Shore, I decided to take a trip down the Cape to try to track the stuffed Corgis down myself. I made a list of potential stores and took a drive down. The first place I tried, The Uptown Dog, had a lot of dog things, but no stuffed animals. The second place, Twigs, was on Main Street and, while there were a lot of souvenirs, no stuffed animals. I decided to take a look at some of the other stores to see if I had any success. I found a place two doors down from Twigs, the Homespun Garden. I walked in and looked and I immediately found what I was looking for. The Cape Cod Corgis were in a basket across from the register. I picked out three: One for myself, one for a hostess gift, and one for a friend who asked me if I would send one to her. When I went to the register, I saw Cody, the store mascot and inspiration for the little Cape Cod Corgis. I talked Corgis with the owner, paid, and went home happy that my mission had been successful. Now all my Corgi-loving friends know where to stop if they happen to find themselves on the Cape. The Homespun Garden is a very nice little gift shop and you can find a lot there. They sell the Cape Cod driftwood signs, cutting boards, and other Cape Cod-related gifts. I think I might return very soon to do my Christmas shopping and try to find some nice items for my family and (non-corgi fan) friends.

Cute shop with some nice dishes and home decor items. I scored some cute oyster dishes here and the…read morestaff person was very friendly. A small store and a little cramped but fun to browse.

This is one of my favorite local home decor shops on the island because they have unique items and…read morethe prices are reasonable. Plus the store is not overwhelming. They also provide interior design services for filling your home with just the right amount of color and visual interest. It's amazing how much they fit Every thing in the shop from rugs to furniture and still make it feel comfortable. The staff is super because they give you space to browse and time to discuss your thoughts about what you may be looking for. No sales pressure.

I bought a table for $6 because I thought it was a good deal. I decided to make it a vanity table…read morefor my niece. It needed a little work but she loves it. I thought I got a good deal but it turns out I got a great deal! They've got all kinds of "stuff" incl. furniture, dishes, paintings and wall art, jewelry, clothes, even some purses ..., friendly people and a quick turnover. Great place to donate as well. They even donate the proceeds and it goes right back into the Falmouth community. We'll worth the trip. Happy findings

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.

We found this very cool gift store when we visited the Vineyard on a family vacation…read more Great selection of gifts, books and home decor items - very friendly and helpful staff. We did a LOT of our Christmas shopping there and they shipped it for us a s well

As noted by others, the older woman behind the counter was rude, offensive and aggressive toward my…read morefamily. She missed out on a large ticket purchase from us and I would never, ever recommend anyone go near this store. There are other tourist oriented shops just down the street but stay far away from Off Main.

What a delightful store! We're from out of state and came to Falmouth just for the day! We would…read moredrive back just to visit this store again -- it's that cute! We enjoyed browsing the many areas inside - there's something here for everyone whether you're shopping for yourself or buying a gift for someone else. The woman working was especially kind and helpful, going out of her way to find something we needed. This is a shop that we will remember as a favorite!

Very difficult to get online to look at the cards and stationary at the store very difficultread more