This is a great little spot with various treasures. It's not a huge spot so you can check it out…read morepretty quickly. There is a large amount of clothing and shoes and some house goods. It's a cool spot definitly worth strolling through if you're on the vineyard.

My family loves this fun and quirky shop! We're not on the island often, but when we visit, this…read morestore is on our ittinerary! There's always a great selection, from antique oddities to cheeky modern wares. My wife loved all the vintage books, and my daughter got a chuckle from the silly greeting cards and postcards. Some things might seem pricy, but it's cause they're rare finds, and the owners put a lot of work into sourcing neat stuff, so they have to put their own time into searching and purchasing goods. Compared to plenty of other antique stores, this place has great bargains! There's plenty of things in all price ranges, so I we always leave the store satisfied with our purchases, and excited to see what they have next time we visit! We hope the store stays around a long time so we can keep visiting it for many summer vacations to come!

The staff were friendly, prices were as expected, spacious, and the inventory was plentiful.read more

Great place for classic antiques and locally made gifts. A cherished find…read more The antiques are primarily classic English 19th century. They also have hand made sandblasted glass ware from a local artist. One of my favorite stores on the island, I visit every time we come.

Great collection. The owner Patty is very sweet and gives good prices. I've purchased about 8…read morepieces from her over the years and always come for a visit every time I'm on-island.

So many unique things here! One of my favorite stores in Edgartown and I visited multiple times…read moreduring my trip. Excellent selection of books, art work, interesting souvenirs, cards, journals, photographs, and more. Friendly service and ambiance.

This is not a store...this is an adventure, a destination, an escape, pure paradise. I loved the…read moreuse of quotes, objects, art, statues, the diversity in book selections. Overall my new happy place!

Amazing! Great finds & really nice women who works there!! Very knowledgeable of her items & talked…read morewith my husband & I about our travels & finds over the years visiting antique shops around the world

Prices were a little high for what I am used to but expected for the area, the women working was…read moresweet & helpful. Shop is small but had a lot of treasures to sort through!

It's beginning to look a lot like Christmas.... but at Fay's Antique Co-op it looks like Christmas…read moremixed in with Halloween creepiness. It seems to be closed most of the time. When it IS open, they have great deals, and the service is friendly. They have good prices for Cape Cod-themed souvenirs. They have charming Cape Cod sea glass windows- tho the building itself has broken windows. There are nautical themes, plenty of Christmas stuff. The owners are friendly; sometimes they even place free items on the sidewalk. The parking lot is kind of scary- terrifying potholes, some are poorly marked. Fay's looks, from the street, like a haunted hoarder house with Christmas themes. They are closed most of the time. Looks ghostly.

This has to be the largest antique store in the area, and, maybe because it's a coop, the prices…read moreseem very good. I was surprised at how much furniture was in stock, including a lot of beautiful bedroom and dining rooms pieces. Most of these pieces are ready to be used, clean and with good finish. Apparently some of the dealers in this coop have outstanding taste, or just very good secret sources. This is a fairly new business, and a really good addition to the antiques scene on the upper cape. I plan to become a loyal customer, since the stock seems to turn over pretty briskly.

One of the best things to do on cape and probably one of the best drive ins in the country. It has…read moremini golf, ice cream and is retro themed with plenty of space/parking. They play a bit too many kids movies but i get that's prob their main audience! An absolute gem!!!

Still as nostalgic as it was as a kid 20 years ago! We got there at 6:45 to get a good spot, very…read moreeasy process. Brought local takeout in but plenty of options in the snack booth or walking to the dairy bar. Bring bug spray for the bugs or buy it inside the snack booth, you'll need it! Always a fun experience and great way to see a movie or two!! Also went to the flea market on Sunday morning, it's gotten smaller over the years but always able to find something to bring home!

In business for three decades, this shop is as much a museum as it is a retail operation. They…read morespecialize in 20th Century antiques, collectibles, and gifts with an emphasis on Art Deco, and feature a wide array of estate, Bakelite, Lucite, and plastic jewelry, graphics, and World's Fair, celebrity, movie, and TV memorabilia. Home accessories include kitschy cookie jars and salt-and-pepper sets, vintage barware, and hanging and standing lamps with shades dating back to the 1920s. But the real treasures here are stunning creations utilizing neon, including an early Westinghouse table fan, blenders, and wall clocks. Designs of made-to-order pieces are limited only by your imagination. Expensive to buy, but free - and fun - to browse.

I have been visiting Remembrances for over twenty seasons. I have an Internet collectibles and…read morememorabilia mail order store (stevescollectibles.net) and am always looking for items for customers and to add to our inventory. I find the store to have a great selection but pricing is what I'll call "resort pricing" and generally is much (Sometimes much much) higher than I would charge for sometimes common items of nostalgia. The store has a mix of vintage and contemporary (but retro looking) items. Look for the red dot on price tags for the VINTAGE items. I'd say its about 50/50 new/old. I still ALWAYS enjoy visiting and some of their deco items are very unique and difficult to find. Recommended.