This is a cute boutique on one of the main roads. It was a cute shop with some more unusual items…read more However, if you still need your pony related gifts or your beach themed items, you are in luck. I liked the art hanging on the walls, the very industrial/steam punk styled messenger bags. If you are willing to part with $69.00, one of them could be yours. There were some fun mermaid prints, horse prints on dictionary pages, and patent application prints...the one for the gun and type writer almost went home with me. My MIL came out with some cute jewelry and my SIL got a horse themed glass cutting board for her horse loving friend. Check this cool shop out!

Nice store, good selection of items. Reasonable prices. Would certainly recommend stopping in.read more

Cute but kind of a generic tourist beach store…read more Has some good deals Played good music Didn't buy anything this time ‍

Bottom Line: An eclectic mix of new and vintage home decor, gifts and trinkets…read more The Island Cottage has the cutest display outside and I couldn't resist dropping in to check it out. The store offers a variety of new merchandise and vintage items. It's kind of a treasure trove of eclectic stuff and a fun place wander around looking for something to remind you of quaint Chincoteague.

Margaret's Gifts has reopened! He has it as a gift/thrift…read moreshop now. No cigarettes anymore.

We're driving down Route 13 toward Jersey, and I see signs for various gift shops that sell ham,…read morebacon, cigarettes AND fireworks. No way. My boyfriend grudgingly stops here, but stays in the car. I, on the other hand, gleefully jump out and head on in. To my delight, there are three couples walking around the gift shop. One couple starts perusing the huge selection of fireworks. The other two couples hovered over the bags of cured bacon sold by the pound (pre-packaged). Intrigued, I too, hover on over to hear what the nice store lady had to say. Seems like this bacon is a big hit in the area. Two couples each walked out with 5-6 bags of it. The other couple and I purchase one (mine was 1.15 lbs for around $10). Looking forward to tossing some of it with pasta, and enjoying it with eggs for breakfast. Oh, and I got a 20 fl. oz. bottle of diet coke for a buck. Woohoo!! Note: this ain't no fancy gift shop. This is just a fun road side joint selling items from bacon to fireworks (to belly lint brushes). Enjoy!

I always love shopping here while in Cape Charles. It remains top on my list of shops to return to…read morefor a good reason.....it is well curated and I always find something to purchase. There is a nice selection of coastal gifts, hosting needs, interesting books, and cocktail themed accompaniments. The employee at the check out counter was welcoming and friendly. Prices are reasonable for a small town shop.

The absolute cutest, classiest, fun little shop! Everywhere you look there's something unique. If…read moreyou're in the mood for artisan type gifts, this is the shop for you. I bought a gorgeous piece of local art while I was there & I can't wait to hang it on my gallery wall. Prices were extremely reasonable & the costumer service was lovely.

Definitely Bougie . Upscale and wonderful. My favorite is the men's section. Men are always hard to…read morebuy for. They have a great selection and nicely displayed. I wanted to take the whole store home . Christmas gifts are going to be easy to buy for this year. This store is awesome Owners are so nice and they offer information. They are helpful . There is a lot to look at . It was great when I said something about soap they were showing me all kinds of wonderful options . Oh and they have bridal registry. Perfect for bride and groom to register.

This is an amazing place for unique coastal gifts. The ladies were so helpful and thoughtful; not…read moreto mention the beautiful presentation for a house warming gift.

I hit the jackpot! This gift shop/home goods store has everything!! The sales are off the chain!…read more All my purchases were 30%~60% off. My shopping bag was filled with pillows, flags, jewelry, cups, greeting cards, purses, and novelties. I scored big time! The sales people were so cordial, I was in search for mermaid items and they helped me find a bunch! Very well organized by section. Lots of sports paraphernalia. And they even have a freebie tree if you spend over $25! This is best gift shop around and worth the trip! If you're ever in Montross, don't miss it!!

From the owner: Carrot Cottage Inc is a locally own and operated gift ship located in the Montross area. We are a…read more5000 square feet of great shopping fun! We have Jim Shore, CROCS,Monogram items,Tervis Tumblers, Willow Tree, Maggie B,Switch Flops, Bauble Lulu beads, and much much more!

This is my favorite jewelry store in Chincoteague in regards to very unique and quirky pieces of…read morejewelry for a decent price. By no means are the jewelry and other items cheap, but for the unique design, they are likely worth the money. They have various other items like home decor. They have a sign that requests no pictures be taken inside the store. The staff were polite and helpful enough, offering to show jewelry in the cases. This is a must-stop if you are looking for one of a kind jewelry and are willing to spend a little bit more money.

One of the better gift shops on the island…read more Roomy, lots of glass blown art, hand-crafted items, many one of a kind. If you are looking for cheap trinkets, this is the not the place to go. Most items are in the higher price range because the quality of goods is better than what you can find down the street.

This was an adorable little used (and new) bookstore that I was able to visit while spending the…read moreweekend in Chincoteague, VA. Very friendly staff and it seems like lots of the locals go there which is always nice. Will definitely check it out again on my next visit to Chincoteague.

What a lovely store to visit! We enjoyed the nice and cozy atmosphere, and store owners were very…read morewelcoming and helpful. I see some very negative reviews, but we (Black and Asian with kids) had a wonderful experience at this store. No bad vibes whatsoever! We fell in love with an old artwork of Chincoteague displayed at a local restaurant, and we visited this store hoping to find a copy. Store owner went above and beyond to go through their collections to find exactly we were looking for. This made our day! During the checkout, we noticed a big bumble bee and Bernie Saunder's crochet displayed (not for sale) by the counter, and the store owners told us that the local lady made those crochets for them. We couldn't get over how cute and well-made they were, then the store owners even offered to contact her for us! This was our first time visiting this store, and we will be returning every time we travel to Chincoteague!

This has to be one of the weirdest stores I've ever seen, but for a suitable souvenir of our…read moreSouthern Maryland trip, it sure fit the bill. There are three signs out front: "Harmon House Shoppes"; "Grandmother's Store"; and "Inner Equinox". I don't know what you might gather from three signs, but as I walked up the steps of the old house in which this shop is located I figured Harmon House Shoppes was a collective, and that Grandmother's Store and Inner Equinox were both inside. I was right, but these shops aren't separate. All the merch is together. This means that the chowder mugs, "Feeling Crabby" travel cups, crystal fan pulls, salt water taffy, and plush monkeys captured by "Grandmother's Store" are shelved right alongside the jasmine massage oils, meditation CDs, tarot cards, evil eye bracelets, and incense sticks captured by "Inner Equinox". This also means I was able to pick up a cheesy Chesapeake Bay snowglobe and delicate blown glass Christmas ornament because I like to collect both on trips, and husband was able to pick up a white sage smudge stick because he likes to burn things.

I almost passed by this little place! Thank goodness for the word "crystals" on the sign, made me…read moreturn right back around to check it out. There's a little bit of everything inside. Think of it as a new age metaphysical shop crossed with a quaint gift shop and you've got the Harmon House. The woman at the front desk, I did not get her name, is so sweet! She let us know about all of the classes and services they offer in addition to all of their neat gifts. Some of the things she mentioned were massages, reiki, and readings. I left with a gorgeous abalone shell ($11.99, such a steal!), a handmade magnet to remember my trip, and a few tumble stones. I couldn't be happier!