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

I always walk away with something to love. The clothes are lacking, although this last time I…read morewalked away with 2 jackets. Where this spot shines is the home goods - wooden duck decoys, brass candlesticks, baskets... if those old types of things are your jam, this is your spot. They also sell: old books, beach chairs, furniture, limited jewelry, coolers, kitchen items from silverware to coffee makers and everything in between. Overall, a Nantucket gem. PS: I turned my back at the register to try on some earrings and answer a question some ladies had about my dress and some tourist took a broach right out of my pile (it was very clear that it was taken). They were sneaky and not the vibe. Don't be that person.

A 3 story home that has been converted into a charity retail shop, focusing on benefiting the…read morelocal hospital. It is full of good, donated product, and has the widest selection of DIFFERENT things that I've seen in a thrift shop. The bottom floor is basically an unfinished basement, with rooms dedicated to certain items, especially furniture. One room was selling used books, and it has as many books as some small libraries. They had local product as well, and my wife picked up a hardly used scarf. The hallways are very tight, allowing only two people to pass when going sideways, and the staircases are one person-at-a-time. No chance for wheelchairs or strollers. Because it is so hard to move around, it was appreciated that each floor had their own cashier. I didn't see any long lines to checkout, and there were volunteers everyone, keeping things running. The prices do seem very knowledgable...you are not going to find any crazy bargains because the 'purchasing' department didn't understand the worth of some products. It is located in a very touristy area, so bargaining attempts by non-residents must happen once in a while. There was a funny sign stating that bargaining was insisted, the pricer would agree to give the discount but first increase the price by the same amount. Hopefully, everybody gets the joke.

Beautiful store with a wide selection of housewares, linens, jewelry, and table ware. The owner,…read moreStephanie, is very helpful and friendly. Great place to buy a gift or something special for yourself. Definitely stop in when you are downtown. Also, good selection of Newton jewelry.

From the owner: This is not your typical Bodega. A lifestyle boutique with modern lines, a casual vibe and curated…read moregifts.

I always find wonderful treasure here, in all the years I have visited this shop, I've never left…read moreempty handed. Great art and housewares to be found here as well as children's clothing.

I prefered this shop over the hospital thrift shop…read more Good prices. Broad selection of Men's, womens' and kids clothing. Coach bag for $20. Large collection of jewelery, antique pieces and good prices. Worth the visit

Joyce is an island anomaly. She sells everything at reasonable prices. Really reasonable. Like,…read morenothing over $20. You can buy a whole wardrobe here for what one item would cost in a retail shop. She has the best selection of children's clothes on the island. You do have to keep stopping in or trust serendipity to get specific items as everything is on consignment. But the quality is tops, as is the service. Continual changeover of clothes and small household items. A very satisfied customer.

I would possibly give this place a higher rating if the cigarette smell of the place wasn't so bad…read more It hits you as soon as you enter the shop and not only makes you want to leave immediately, but also question the state of the clothes (do they reek as well? how dirty are they if the shop staff thinks it's acceptable to allow such a smelly atmosphere?). I ended up buying a non clothing item with a good price,.

My absolute favorite store on Nantucket!!! Beautiful and unique vintage curations and handmade…read moretreasures. The owner is the sweetest woman! She praises and is very proud of the craftsmen and curators from all over the world that contribute to the items in her store. She's a wealth of information and kindness.

Sorry to pile onto bad reviews--this store is cute with a well-curated collection of things…read more(candles were nice) and owner was polite (unlike some reviews) but the 2 stars is from being totally swindled by their "vintage levi's" (for $275!) that were actually brand new (I looked up serial number). Shame on the owner for the bald faced lie and absurdist upcharge. Buyer beware.

The SURF SHOP is great!…read more And so is their COFFEE! The surf shop has excellent selections and has a section for their collab. Their baristas made excellent espresso drinks... and there was even a small space for you to enjoy your coffee. Short line to order. But they work through the line VERY quickl

Great new addition for menswear on Nantucket. Eclectic selection, both new and vintage. And amazing…read morecoffee!

For a decade I've been collecting Rolex watches, and while I've never personally bought one here…read more.. yet... I'm certain I will. When on the island, my bride and I, during 'the season' always stop in; seasonal store. Very friendly staff, and a wonderful and exceptionally knowledgeable owner, Edward, who jets between the island and Miami. He hustles, works hard, and has the time to talk with you. Prices there are very good. Lots of Submariners and GMTs, and many other high end watches too (e.g., Patek Philippe, etc.), but Rollies are my passion. Cash or credit. I highly recommend a visit when in island! Nice clothing selection too!

I bought a vintage Rolex in September. It has not worked properly since purchasing. I have sent it…read moreto the business's "watch guy" Ian Mottale, out of California, twice. I last received the watch back on 12/23/26, still not telling time! I texted, called, and emailed the owner Edward, no response since then. I have called the Palm beach location, number is disconnected, only voicemail at the Nantucket store. The lack of response and accountability is astonishing! Please don"t let Edward talk you into a cash or check purchase, he said they don't take credit cards.