Great antique store... with a lot of wonderful Knick-knacks, stuff, and needful things…read more Multi-sellers vie for a space to sell their wares. A big building, a good layout, and there is a barn next door too. Walking through was nice as I did not feel as though I'd bump into something. Been there in September '25, and January '26 nice and reasonably priced. Very nice staff.

Obviously, everything on Cape Cod during the summer is going to be pricey. This place is no…read moreexception ... you'd do much better on a lot of the stuff on EBay or at a garage sale, for sure. But, its fun to look ... especially since it's rained almost every @%!& day in July and what else does one do in the rain on Cape Cod than browse and shop? First of all ... the used records pulled me in. The selection was pretty picked over. Barely any classic rock of note ... lots of jazz and eclectic stuff. However, HUGELY overpriced and the condition of many records was a bit rough. Some pricing examples ... The Doors, Soft Parade original in VG+ condition was $45. Owch. Lots of Beatles records for $30 - $100. Edith Piaf album I paid $2.50 for on EBay was over $12. You have to bring the copies of the over $15+ albums to the counter to inspect the condition. The vinyl section was crowded but honestly, not many bargains to be had. They have LOTS of stuff ... the store is a long barn and filled to the brim. There was a wall of 'vintage' Nautical paintings of sailors for $150 - $350, depending on the size. To me, they looked like they were painted recently. While cool, in a retro-kitchy fashion, the price was steep for a faux vintage Sea Captain painting. There were cases of old toys, costume jewelery and other antique stuff. I saw a couple authentic British Pub signs for $500 which were cool. They had some vintage cameras but many were untested and the same price as the tested ones online. The vintage typewriters had keys which were stuck and were priced the same as tested working ones online. I walked out empty-handed but I give 4 stars because it was a good way to spend an hour browsing on a rainy day. The only thing I was considering buying was a jazz record I wanted to listen to that night but it had a pretty scuffed surface, so I passed. Three people in front of me bought records ... maybe they were luckier or less picky. You may find something cool here but don't plan on finding inexpensive treasure. At the very least its fun to look.

There is no sale tax on clothing under 175.00 in massachusetts and the cashier insisted on…read morecollecting sales tax on 6.00 sweater purchase

upon entry, my sister and i were immediately met with compliments and good energy from the workers…read more the clothes were well priced and we walked out with a full bag of vintage clothing and houseware for $40. i will recommend this thrift store to all my friends and will visit again

I absolutely love this little gem of a place. It's the perfect spot to do some…read moreTreasure hunting, the artwork is gorgeous and Jen the owner is so wonderful. Highly recommend if you're looking for the perfect little gift shop at the perfect price!

I was a loyal Oceana customer for years and regularly shopped there for birthdays, holidays and…read morespecial occasions. What kept me coming back were the familiar faces--the longtime staff who knew their customers, understood what I was looking for and had earned my complete trust. I could practically hand them my credit card and let them choose the gift for me. Since the change in ownership, I no longer see those familiar faces and the store has an entirely different feel. Unfortunately, what made Oceana special for me is gone. I'll be taking my business elsewhere, even if it means driving to Chatham.

Wonderful thrift store in Chatham near the back parking lot off main street. Great pricesand great…read moreselection of glass and antiques. Not toomuch clothes if that is what you are looking for. Nice volunteers. Great store that is quite large.

This is well-maintained thrift shop, with a decent variety of items to browse and consider…read more The staff were friendly and accommodating. The prices were somewhat higher than many thrift shops; but the quality of the items presented was pretty good. All and all; a solid option for those who enjoy the "hunt ".

I always find lovely things to buy that are usually wardrobe basics. One of my favorite brands,…read morePorto, is sold here.

Love Susan's eye! I always find good fit, beautiful fabrics, even my favorite women designers. I…read moredesign, manufacture and sell my own line of clothes in Chicago and I always wear my own work when selling. My secret is that, the rest of the time, I live in my Hannah purchases! MADE HERE CHICAGO

Cute little vintage store a little away from the middle of town. The store mostly specializes in…read moremid-modern/antique furniture, vinyl, and vintage clothing. I got a couple of good records a very reasonable prices. I didn't have to interact much with the lone staffer at the place, and I was the only person in the shop at the time, but she seemed nice.

terrible terrible service. Wendy Hammond the owner was so unkind to me. I understand that everyone…read moreis in the business to make money, these are vintage items that truly only hold value in the eye of the beholder. when trying to negotiate coming down on the price of a sweater I have a photo of my deceased father is I was offered "sorry for your loss." no budge on price of a sweater that's 26 years old with cartoon characters on it. you have no soul. who would want to shop from you? shame on you

Great stores. Great value and there is no trash just treasures! Worth the trip definitelyread more

Great volunteers and wonderful treasures priced right! Be…read moresure to check it out! Open through August.

Good prices but is cash only. Needs to post this first…read morething as you enter. Got to the register with many items only to find out I did not have enough cash.

A hidden gem of a thrift, friendly staff and great selection that varies weekly. It's my favorite…read moreFriday stop!