Received a cloudy Lava lamp and have not heard back from the company in over 2 and half weeks about…read morea replacement! Would not recommend due to a lack of customer service!

okay so this place is really nice and I genuinely love it. I've gotten things from here at…read moreexcellent condition. Not to mention the lady at the counter is also very nice but I ran into a problem. It's not the end of the world but I found it disgusting. There was a bug in the lollipop jars. I just thought I should share because like they should be more cautious about this. Please check your jars regularly!

So i was like five when i went here and of course i start touching the toys and she yells at me not…read moreto touch also everything there was overpriced i never went there again and was happy to see here store shut down

Such a horrible gouge and the people are incredibly rude. I normally am sad to see local businesses…read moreforced out by Amazon but in this case I'll celebrate. Can't wait for it to go away and be replaced with a business that isn't such a blight of integrity and value. I pity the desperate parents who have to use this store only to be completely ripped off in the most joyless toy store ever.

A nice little shop with some great toys and unique gifts. The ladies that run the store were…read morefriendly and helpful. They wrapped our birthday gift and we felt like the store has an old world charm. Not sure why there are some negative experiences list, but if you come in with an attitude it will not be tolerated and rightfully so! It is the Hamptons so the prices reflect the environment. I would make this shop a regular destination when walking on Main Street.

So rude! Walked in holding a coffee (that had a lid) and was rudely told to step out OR place my…read moredrink in the "drink basket" while I shopped. As if! I am so shocked that you would ask a grown adult to leave a TOY STORE because they have a drink. I walked in a number of other clothing stores for that matter and was not asked once to leave because of my drink. Do they seriously expect me to leave my drink unattended in a "drink basket". These women are crazy. Didn't read the other reviews until after the fact but this place doesn't deserve any business if you ask me! My mom decided to shop around a little and they were even rude to her when she asked simple questions about items for sale. NEVER going here again.

I'm not one to leave bad reviews, hardly ever, but I'm hoping this sentiment pushes for positive…read morechange. The experience I had today leads me to encourage anyone considering this party shop to unfortunately travel further to ANY other store. I brought six regular-size balloons that cost $16 to fill each with helium. I don't fear overpriced things in this side of town, but the rudeness of the folks - who framed this expensive service as a favor - put me over the edge. While I was there, myself and others were ignored and treated passive-aggressively. As I walked around the shop, other customers came over to ME to express their dissatisfaction with my treatment, but mostly to explain why they were also upset. I hadn't raised a fuss so I'm not sure why I became a bit of a lightning rod, but it was nice we were all in the same boat. I wish I had some good constructive criticism; but it's just a general warmth that one would expect at any business, but especially a party store, that was not only absent, but replaced with a black hole for funds and kindness. If folks working here are struggling in other areas of their life, I send them love and hope that things improve; bad vibes always have a source somewhere. That said, this ain't my party store.

I wish I had seen all these bad reviews before stepping into this shop, which by the way, I will…read morenever again! The shop owner is extremely rude and devious. She was incensed by a customer who came in to blow up balloons last minute, whispering to me in a condensing voice "she must be the nanny'! She then proceeded to over charge me for 3 greeting cards, and when I asked for the receipt she hesitated, and started going over how much they were . Bottom line: she overcharged me!! to make matters worse, she then tried to refund me less money then what I was owed! All around bad experience...people beware!

This store is so great! They have all sorts of kites and toys and novelty items that can keep you…read moreoccupied all day long. In fact, it does occupy my kids all day long! They absolutely love the store and spend so much time there that they know the manager by name. We pick up stuff here all the time and there is always something new and cool to check out.

A trip to sag harbor isn't complete without shopping at the kite store. Fun for kids and adults!…read moreFidgets, toys,gags, trends, candy, and of course kites! Each time I visit they have something new. Never gets boring. But the real stars are the staff. Everyone is warm, welcoming, and helpful. A true gem.

The A La Mode Ice Cream Shoppe in East Hampton offers both dairy and non-dairy flavors…read more Try the Salted Carmel, Sprinkle or the Partly Cloudy. The service and ice cream is top notch. A special Thanks to Andrew for your hospitality.

Eh, followed the reviews here and wasn't that crazy about it. Read all about the Party Cloudy…read morecotton candy ice cream with marshmallows, but it tasted kind of flavorless - like cold sugar and milk in a cup. The banana caramel flavor was delicious too, though tasted a little synthetic. Wouldn't come back but glad to try it and enjoyed the people-watching outside and the adorable kids clothing shopping inside.

There are very few stores in Sag Harbor that have been around as long as the 5&10. They have a wide…read morevariety of products at a reasonable price and employees who are always willing to help!

This store is truly one of a kind. As a child, I loved exploring the unique items in the bins on…read morethe far left side. As an adult, my opinion hasn't changed. From stylish sweaters and T-shirts to office supplies and essential household items, everything is right at your fingertips. When you can't find something anywhere else, you're sure to find it at the 5&10!

I absolutely loved this store until today. I was initially so excited to find a set of glasses and…read more8 beautiful dinner plates that I was going to set my table with for a Nonprofit, Board, dinner tomorrow night that I am hosting. I also found a few more items that I loved. I actually was multitasking and needed to use my phone to make arrangements with the President of one of the 4 nonprofit Boards I serve on the EastEnd of Long Island. The time was around 1:30 PM and there were about 8 customers in the store along with 3 dogs with their owners. My basket was full with around $200.00-$240.00 worth of merchandise and there were only two customers and two cashiers at checkout. As I waited my turn and finishing up my conversation, one of the cashiers says, "Take it outside. No one wants to hear your conversation." Meanwhile I'm next in line and about to check out. I wasn't saying anything offensive, nor using profanity while speaking on the phone nor addressing this extremely rude cashier. If I had, I might expect a reaction like that, but not from an employee of the store. I then proceeded to ask her if talking on cell phones were against store policy. She said no, but ALL the customers were complaining and it is rude. There were maybe two or three others around so I asked who is complaining and that I'd like to speak with them. Then the customer at the counter who made the complaint was almost apologetic by saying, "Everyone does that, including myself. It's just annoying" The cashier further commented, You should hear the conversations people have it here! Ugh. The complainer happily l left, but it wasn't over for me. I asked the cashier for the store manager and she went she finally arrived was very nice and apologetic. She said she'd speak to the cashier because there is no policy against the use of cell phones, but there is a policy against employees speaking on behalf of customer's complaints to another customer. Even though I loved each and every item I carefully selected, I decided to leave everything in the wagon. The manager tried twice to check me out personally. I said, "No thanks. If I brought any of these beautiful items into my home, they'd remind me of the disrespect and humiliation I felt from that horrible woman working as a cashier." I will never shop at that Home Goods again at the Wainscott Store, Montauk Highway.

A Homegoods is way out here on the east end of Long Island in the Hamptons providing a variety of…read morehome furnishing and decor. Also some good kitchen items and a nice selection of coffee, tea and condiments. Even imported pasta from Italy can be found in small quantities. This place is deluged with shoppers in summer and pleasantly empty or close to it off season. They often carry a few higher end items for big ticket shoppers here. I've seen some dramatic items. A huge wrought iron covered pumkin shaped gazebo of sorts nearly 9 feet tall meant for a garden. A metallic horse up on hind legs maybe 10 feet tall one summer. Good for an equestrian theme foyer. Someone buys them. I've also seen better quality imported wool blankets here. A well developed pet department. Pet beds. Pet shampoos. Pet toys. Pet sweaters. Pet scratch posts. Pet swinging beds. Lastly, in winter a vast amount of discounted items not moving because of the reduced winter traffic out here. So a few bargains can be had. Staff are wearing masks and taking temperatures each day. No gloves but I wear mine. The manager was seen coaching a staff of 6 or 7 people on their work. Very friendly and motivating. Glad to see them treating the young people there properly. A bookmark worth saving when needing household supplies when out here.

Great assortment of goods and such a friendly person working! Could have looked and walked around…read morethe store for much longer!

I always like to stop into the Romany Kramoris Gallery to see the local art, peruse the jazz CDs…read moreand their wide selection of books. However, my experiences have mostly consisted of only browsing, because the prices are WAAAAY off the mark. They label all the CDs on the shelf inside as $20. This could either be really good, or really bad depending on what you come across. I've seen busted up, repackaged old jazz and blues CDs that I could probably get for $5 in FYE or Barnes and Noble or even one of the local record stores on the east end with a $20 sticker on it. I've seen completely mint double albums still in the shrink wrap for $20 that would probably run up $40-$50 anyplace else. However, it's not limited to jazz music, that's just my taste. They have a wide selection of pop, country, classic rock, modern rock, and probably the most diverse collection of world and international music, much of which is labeled by country of origin (e.g. shelves with Italian, French, Spanish, Portuguese, Swahili, etc). That's cool to investigate, but once more- every CD is labeled as $20. So it's a complete crap shoot as far as the CDs are concerned. The books are always interesting, many about art and spirituality and science, but also much about local lore and history. Again, prices are questionable. The art is always fun to look at, and it's displayed prominently up front, but I've seen paintings by local artists I've never heard of that are quasi-abstract expressionist east end Pollock regurgitations with $30,000 price tags on them! Fun to look at, but man I have no clue how any of them get sold. I guess if you can afford to live in Sag Harbor, you could afford a $30,000 mediocre painting. However, some of the more crafty things and smaller prints and paintings are worth the prices charged and are well made. They have a large collection of Day of the Dead sculptures and carvings that are vibrant and aesthetically pleasing. My dad bought one of a casket that has a skeleton open the cover when you pull a drawstring! Very fun. There is a basket out front of $4 CDs, but most of the cases are cracked and broken, and the reason they're $4... the music on the CDs simply blows logs. Strange forgotten reggaeton dancehall grooves from the mid 90s, mindless New Age Kenny G smooth jazz that couldn't sell soul to the Devil himself, and awkward post-grunge outfits that fell through the cracks of the culture's collective puberty and was thrown out with the old toys all inhabit the $4 basket out front. Amusing to look through, yes. But not worth a purchase unless you are in the mood for a hearty belly laugh. So for the time being, I will continue to return to the Romany Kramoris Gallery and see the sights, and perhaps land a great deal on that double album I've always been looking for. But until that day, I'll continue to gawk at the prices, contemplate the art, and see the forsaken albums that the music industry forgot.