I was in Cape Cod 4 weeks ago and I stumbled on this great shop. It had artists from across the US…read morein a number of different mediums. They had some really cute, unique and special gift items for the home. I purchased something that will be handed down in my family for years to come. I bought the most beautifully handmade coat for my infant niece. The coat is made from cotton plaid blankets from the 50's. It is also reversible. The hat that I got there to match is one of the cutest hats I have ever seen for a 12 month old child. I only wish I could display a picture for all to see. I suggest if you are taking a trip to the cape plan a visit to this shop. It is a find.

An interesting mix of handmade children's apparel with some antiques and curios scattered about…read more High end boutique clothing for the high end child with an engaging owner, manager, and artist manning the helm.

Great shop with all sorts of gifts and souvenirs- some from local artisans. This has become part of…read moreour annual Cape trip, we always enjoy going in and seeing what we can find. The owner is extremely nice and always great to chat with. Easy to find, and pop in while out in Orleans, maybe after a treat at the Chocolate Sparrow across the street or after the farmers market. Also,, a wide range of prices and most is very affordable for families.

This is one of my favorite places to shop at when we visit the Cape. We get a coffee at the Hot…read moreChocolate Sparrow, shop for bike accessories next door, and then stop in here for some of the most fun and unique products selections anywhere. This visit we were rewarded with some seriously cool shark socks. The store has an incredible selection of Cape Cod Rail Trail merchandise, gifts for bike lovers, handmade jewelry, and travel games to keep the kids occupied.

Wow we stumbled upon this after playing mini golf at the cape escape. There gift shop is perfect…read morefor any souvenir for family back home BUT THERE FUDGE!! There fudge is so good rich,creamy but somehow light at the same time. The peanut butter was out favorite.

This is a great souvenir store and place to find some cheaper finds for beach, activities and more…read morewhen on Cape Cod. They have a large collection of floats, towels, etc. They have a great collection of t-shirts, gifts, jewelry, and more at reasonable prices. They also have a candy store attached to it. The service is always friendly and good as well.

Best toy store and kids clothing store on cape cod. Owner is extremely nice. They have a great…read moreselection of authentic Scandinavian toys, clothes and glass. We bought a mobile which was fantastic, hanging in my son's room as I write this. Large shop with a great selection. Not only kids stuff, but stuff for adults like Iittala glass and Swedish glass. Store in chalked full of merchandise. This is a must stop for Scandinavian toys and glass on cape cod.

This is a wonderful store. The gifts and merchandise are charming and chosen with a great deal of…read moretaste. It's fun just to browse, but I always something novel I know a grandchild or other little one can't live without. Stop in and enjoy.

A nice smaller store with beach and Cape Cod items. The merchandise is more unique than the…read moretypical tourist or chain stores. This is one of two stores my wife stops by every time we visit the Cape. The parking lot is ample, well marked, and off the street. Oceana's main door opens into this lot. The store is not visible from the street. A good place to shop on the Cape for more unique additions for your home.

Beach-themed gift shops are a dime a dozen on the Cape, but Oceana is a cut above. What makes it…read moreso? The items are tasteful, of high-quality and far from tchotchke-esque. I actually walk into Oceana and feel a sense of calm and zen. It inspires me to do away with all my furnishings and start over in the same beachy, cloudy, romantic vein as the aesthetic captured so perfectly here. I love receiving gifts from here, too -- they're not only precious and beautiful, but gorgeously wrapped in frothy ribbons and a sliver of shell. So elegant, so tasteful, so beachy... So Oceana.

I went to this store twice. I met the resident artist, Molly Avellar. She was hard at work on her…read morelovely jewelry pieces. They were truly original. I bought a pair of her earrings. They carried other local artist too. What a lovely store. The earrings were expensive but of high quality! The artist was friendly and the staff were helpful. The young lady who rang me up was wearing a Molly Avellar necklace. She was pleasant and helpful.

Such a charming, whimsical shop. Molly Avellar and her mom have created an artful oasis that…read morestimulates your visual senses and entices you to shop and shop. Each nook and cranny of the story is chock full of lovely treasures; handprinted tea towels, artisan jewelry (Avellar's silversmith skills spotlight the front showcase), scented candles, men's leathergoods and more. Stop in the 10th at 5 for Molly's 4th art opening. She spotlights local artists! On the way to Nauset Beach makes this a win win shopping stop in East Orleans.

Not just any old standard Hallmark shop. A Hallmark plus plus. Lots of Cape Cod themed gifts and…read moreinteresting ideas from the unusual to the practical.

This place was very fun! Stopped in for some lunch on a Sunday. Easy parking and inside was busy. I…read morewas a little overwhelmed at first because there is so much chocolate and options that look delicious. I ordered a #3 turkey, roasted red pepper and pesto sandwich with a medium hot chocolate. Both were delicious! I was able to get a seat on the side. Inside is tight but a medium amount of seating. My food came out in about 5-10 minutes. The sandwich was delicious I just wish it was a little bite bigger but okay size for ~$10. The hot chocolate was also delicious but a little pricey ~$6. Overall so yummy and was fun to pick out some chocolate and try some goodies!

This is a hard place to rate. Is it a candy shop? Or is it a coffee shop? Actually it's both. For…read moresure they do an active business in the well stocked candy section and they make some very good chocolates. But most of the customers, myself included, seem to want it to be a coffee shop, a relaxing place to enjoy some coffee, some time with your devices, your book, or in conversation with friends. And there's nothing else nearby that fits the bill, so by defacto this is it. Unfortunately in this area it falls flat. Its interior more resembles a retail store than a cozy place to hang out with its closely spaced tables among merchandise shelves, a commercial feel, and it's been noisy and crowded every time I've been there.. My coffee, a standard small black, was good, and locally roasted, but loses points for being served in a paper cup that I fill for myself at the urn. For specialty drinks you get a number and wait to be called to the pickup window, the several waiting customers contributing to the noise and crowding. For me, a a big part of a coffee shop's overall rating is the quality of their pastries and sweets. Here's where they especially failed for me. They have many such items - an unusually large number actually, mostly slices of various cakes. But none are made in house, nobody could or would tell me who made them, and they were priced at up to and exceeding $12! That's not just high for a coffee shop, that's restaurant prices. At least in a restaurant your slice might be decorated with some fruit drizzle, whipped cream or ice cream and a cherry. But a sad slab of cake, naked on a plate made by who knows, for twelve dollars? No thanks. So instead I went over to the candy side. They have a large selection of chocolates, caramels, truffles, candied fruit slices, fudge, meltaways, all the usual forms, and all made by them. And every one that I have tried has been delicious. Before ordering my coffee I went to the counter, ordered four individual chocolates from the vast selection, and for under $5, sweets in hand, I got my coffee then went outside to the picnic area to relax. But even the outside wasn't so relaxing. It is a crowded, busy parking lot, and the picnic table is next to a Dumpster.

Alison from Supple Apothocary recommended we stop in to this little gift/boutique. It's on the way…read moreto Nauset Beach in E. Orleans. What a little gem of a spot. It's chock full of unique gift items, lovely boutique style clothing and bric a brac. LOVE this store.

It was on the thrift store list so I expected it to be a thrift store. Nope - dresses $200-300+…read more And blouses $100-200+. Might be a great store but shouldn't be on the thrift store list if it doesn't want frustrated customers.

Fresh cut flowers are always a good idea, especially for birthdays, anniversaries, date nights,…read moreromantic getaways, special occasions and beyond. On Cape Cod, Flowers by the Bay does a beautiful job of accommodating your special requests. See the lovely bouquet they created for my birthday, which we enjoyed for over ten days: https://lisaefreedman.com/flowers-by-the-bay-orleans-massachusetts/

From the owner: Custom design on every arrangement. We offer delivery Brewster to Provincetown. Store front on Main…read moreStreet in Orleans, grand opening happening soon.