We miss you John Louis Zannini. Gone way too soon. I will…read moresee you in Heaven, my friend, Much Love & Respect

As a lifelong Vineyarder, I can't believe this place (open since 1999) only recently came onto my…read moreradar. Particular kudos is owed for their well curated musical performances that add a needed sense of community and gathering at the height of the summer season. Worth seeking out.

Selection wasn't the best, although perhaps I went on a bad day, because several people were there…read more Just wasn't my vibe at all.

Well organized spot with diverse finds. If I was local, I'd be a regular. Staff was kind and…read moreaccommodating.

So much to see Lots of quality vintage clothing, shoes and…read moreaccessories. They also have miscellaneous smalls/decorative items, jewelry and more.

Unfortunately I only had about 10 minutes in this store (pure evil). I could spend DAYS browsing in…read morethere. Not just because there's so much stuff, but so much stuff I would actually want to take home! Wonderfully curated pre-loved items. Trinkets. Toys. Furs. Vintage clothing. traditional Asian clothes. The store was 50% off and I didn't make it past the register. I was enveloped by the jewelry options. The employee saw me pick a certain ring and even pulled out similar ones in different sizes which was so thoughtful. Not as cheap as thrift stores would be but it's a curated vintage store so the prices made sense AND at 50% off, I got my earrings and a ring for $30.

Beautiful small shop (down a sidewalk, a little bit away from the main street could be missed if…read morenot for keen eyes or yelp....) Check out their selection. A location in Brookline, MA too.

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!

Great place, nice owner, good vintage pieces, and good prices. They had a lot of stuff…read more Definitely worth it.

Don't believe the hype. This store is NOT worth a trip to New Bedford…read more It's not because they don't have plenty of vintage clothes -- they do. It's just that 80% of their stock SUCKS. It's cheap and ugly vintage -- it's the stuff no one wants that would be left behind at a garage sale. Think heavy woolen overshirts from the 1950s and 1960s that fit poorly, look bad, and make you sweat, or old ugly polyester suits that were cheap when they were made and still look just as cheap. There are live moths and plenty of moth holes on the clothes here. Compare the price of 1970s blazer in mint condition -- here it's 85 bucks, at Goodwill in Boston, it's 8 bucks. The inventory of this store might be good if you're making a Scorcese period movie or for Halloween, but you're unlikely to wear anything that's here on a day-to-day basis. Most of the clothes here are HEAVY (physically heavy), and the racks are all so stuffed you can't look at anything without practically ripping it out of the rack, and then forget about trying to put it back. It's like the owner is afraid to throw anything away. This store would do much better if it were closer to Boston, or if it was in New York. Then maybe there would be far more turnover, hipper pieces, and fewer moths. If you want to see an exemplary vintage menswear store, check out Crowley Vintage in Brooklyn or Pick n Weight in Berlin. Don't get me wrong, I see what the store owner is trying to do here, and maybe 25 years ago, this was where it was at. But the world -- including the vintage world -- has changed, and this store's inventory is stuck in the past -- and not in a good way.

Great vintage store, not a lot of plus sized vintage other than accessories. Prices are high.read more

Items they have sourced are over the top elegant. You can literally wear 50% of their inventory…read moretoday! Without hesitation and not look like you are wearing a costume.

LOTS of goodies here if you know how to look! It's pretty small but so is the Island! Lol We…read moresnagged a couple of cashmere sweaters and essentials. The prices are reasonable and the owner is super kind and sweet. It's a win-win when you thrift bc you're getting something new but also saving the Earth. Recycle and Reuse!

Just got a necessary belt for a very inexpensive price. Highly recommend this small store.read more

The amount you like this place depends on what you're looking for. This place is like the estate…read moresale of an old woman's house in Edgartown. Everything is dated, and it has this "dead rich lady" vibe. If you want to walk out with something that's already nice, you might find something, but you probably won't. If you want a good project, this place is a goldmine. I'm big on refinishing furniture, and the furniture I've found here has been way higher quality with more potential than at the Vineyard Haven thrift store (or any of the Ikea reject stuff in Boston). Lots of solid wood, lots of interesting pieces. This is the only thrift store I've ever seen selling scratched, vintage Herman Miller furniture. I would say this place is reasonably priced considering what they sell, but that the price range is high compared to the Dumptique or VH Thrift Store.

There has been a very positive change in staffing here and the place is more organized, but if you…read moreare looking for bargains and nice quality, think again. It's sad to say it, because I love the Vineyard and I love thrift shops, but this place is overpriced for this kind of shop, and mainly filled with tired old junk. Look around. Maybe you will find a jewel, as I have. But when they have broken items from the Christmas Tree shop (label still on) that are priced at double their original price, I just have to say something is wrong here.