Large vintage shop overfilled with a wide variety of items. I do prefer this set up over vintage…read moreshops with curated collections. We spent a while in here and I still feel like I barely scratched the surface. The quality and pricing of the items is all over the place. I believe the sections of the shop are set up and priced by different sellers. The used books in the front of the shop are pricy and the books further back are more reasonably priced. I found two books I wanted and look forward to returning next time I'm in town!

This spot is one of my absolute favorites for thrifting and consignment shopping while visiting the…read moreOuter Banks. The large store/market is home to all sorts of trinkets, antiques, thrifted items and unique works of art. As you walk throughout the space each pocket and corner is filled to the brim with all sorts of gems. They have a large selection of women's clothing-- pants, dresses, sweaters and some really special vintage clothing items. You can also find shoes, handbags and jewelry. There are several different vendors all offering items within this one spot and there is really something for everyone! Bakeware, dishes and mugs from the 60s and 70s and loads of books and home decor. The prices are reasonable and if you look hard you can find some real steals! (Some of my best have been: a Dooney & Bourke bag for $40, Madewell t-shirts for $2 a piece) The staff here are always friendly, helpful and welcoming to visitors and those of us who are coming from out of state. Highly recommend a visit- but beware! You will need way more time than you think to see all that there is to offer in ReStyle Market.

I was disappointed by the fitting room policy at this shop. I went in with my two young daughters…read morewith the t-shirts we selected, and after we were already in the dressing room, an employee told us that only one person was allowed at a time. I asked if I could stay in the dressing room with my daughters so I could help them and make sure they were okay, but I was told they would need to come out and show me each item instead. This rule made a simple shopping trip take three times longer and was very inconvenient for a mom with special needs children. While there was a sign posted with the policy, I did not notice it beforehand. I understand businesses need rules, but this policy felt impractical and made the experience frustrating. Unfortunately, because of this rule, inflexibility and unfriendliness, I will not shop here again.

On 12/12 we ordered 3 women's tees as Christmas gifts because Life is Good guaranteed delivery…read morebefore Christmas. After we ordered the shirts, we continued to receive promotional emails guaranteeing delivery before Christmas if we were to place additional orders. It's Christmas day and the shirts are not here. Latest tracking says we may get them by end of day tomorrow. We love the shirts they sell but the promises they make are worthless.

Bottom Line: A women's clothing boutique with fun accessories and some gifty items…read more The French Door is abeachy cross between Anthropologie and Francesca's. They have quality brands and fun colors. But sometimes I don't feel like trying on clothes so I like that I can skip that side of the store and oooohhh and ahh at the soaps, jewelry, scarves, purses, cards and such. I always walk out with something.

I love the French door I go there every time we go to the Outer Banks which is at least twice a…read moreyear. They have so many beautiful shirts and skirts and dresses and everything that goes with them from earrings to scarfs. I wish we had one in Pittsburgh I would be there a lot more often than twice a year.

Had a thrifting day at the beach and this was one of my stops. Super sweet staff and pricing was…read moregreat, will definitely be back soon!

Personally i didn't find anything i was interested in but it's still a nice shop to look in. there…read moreis an area with mainly furniture but next door they have an area for trinkets and all sorts of things. definitely worth a look

Too cute for words! Great selection and wonderful staff to help you find the perfect outfit!!read more

Exchange policy is not really an exchange policy and the manager Sidney is just rude.read more

Great shop! We had some time to kill before our ridiculously late 4:00 pm check in time at our…read morerental and decided to do a little shopping. The lady who was basically running the place herself (should have gotten her name) took time to help us search for the exact shirt we were looking to buy. This store is dog friendly (and some aren't and let you know it with a snooty "enjoy your pets, drinks, and food sign" out front) and has treats for our fur buddies! This sweet lady squatted down, gave our little Sheltie girl a treat, and received a kiss on the nose! Our little Sheltie girl knows the good people! We felt completely comfortable in this store and will be back. It's sorta weird. Some places in this beautiful shopping center on the water with an extensive boardwalk that connects many shops, are completely dog friendly, and there are other stores that won't let your fur baby past the front door. I'm pretty sure we would have spent significant $$ if we could have come in, but it's your loss! I'll give my money to the shops who don't exclude everyone with a dog. Have some balls non-dog loving stores and ask those with untrained dogs to leave your store. Let the well mannered dogs inside. Kudos to Life is Good!

The woman working there was so rude. Rap music cranking on the speakers and this lady has zero…read morepeople skills. She actually told another customer to stop looking at shirts because she was unfolding them! Seriously?! What is your job?? The grand strand hires immigrants and Duck has seemed to get the worst of the lot. Such a shame considering how much money is flowing through there peak season.

Bottom Line: Trendy, typical beach souvenirs sold in a cramped store by indifferent staff…read more I have not been a huge fan of Farmer's Daughter in the past but I thought I would give it a whirl again this year. The store is mainly packed full of trendy and typical beach souvenirs and clothing but there are some exceptions. I put the stacks of Salt Life, Fish Hippie and Simply Southern tshirts in the trendy/typical category. Some of the nicer items that caught my item were Yeti containers, Southern Tide menswear and Cobian flip flops. In the past I have been a big fan of Farmer's Daughters jewelry but that wasn't very shoppable this time around as it was hard to get to the cases. With the challenges that COVID-19 have created for small businesses I tried to give them a fair shake while vacationing in the Outer Banks for a few weeks but Farmer's Daughter left me disappointed. The store was just as cramped as ever with merchandise spilling over into the aisles. And the employees were less than welcoming. One employee pushed past me, literally, to get back to her restocking task at the jewelry counter. And the employee who rang me up only said four words - "twenty-seven seventy-four."

This is one of me and my group's favorite shop. They have the cutest stuff. The items in the shop…read moredon't feel cheap. The girls working there are constantly working hard to keep everything clean and nice looking. I even got a free shirt for spending a certain amount. You have to stop here!

Excited to find this treasure. Lots of beachy items at a very reasonable price. Highly recommend…read moreyou visit.

May not look like much on the outside but don't let it fool you. This is a super cute shop with a…read morevariety of options. Priced very reasonable for a gift store.