Out of the Past is a dear little antique shop with fun treasures and friendly locals. They also…read moreoffer free postcards that feature a sweet and vintage-style illustration of this cozy spot. Perfect for sending a note home while on vacation! My husband and I try to visit every summer. During our most recent drop-in, the owners took the time to show us their collection of Cape May beach tags--a colorful collection of miniature works of art that dated back to the 70's! I also purchased a nice item there last year, and it is a cherished piece. Just a perfect slice of summer Americana! Do try to stop by.

This shop is just lovely! Very organized with interesting things. It was a joy walking through…read moreand browsing. I did find a sweet butter pat dish to add to my long time collection.

The number of times that i have passed by this place and have not gone in should be a crime…read more Finally ventured in and what a cool place this is! Based off of the facade the size is deceiving. It feels like it goes on forever from one unique vendor to the next. Jewelry, records, furniture, pieces of history - you name it! We picked up some vintage halloween decor and records and will definitely be stopping in again when in town.

What a great space and great variety at affordable prices. I left with jewelry and a stained glass…read morebutterfly that looks even better in my home. The woman running the place greeted everyone who walked through her door and was such a pleasure to talk to. I was glad I happened across this place on vacation from out of town but will visit again.

My sister really wanted to check out Antiques Emporia after seeing an advertisement for sea glass…read moreitems being sold there, so my mom, my sister and I headed there Friday morning. We had a bit of trouble finding a free parking spot, but we finally found one a few blocks away (there is also a paid lot a block away). When we entered, there were tons of adorable tea items. Tea cozies, loose tea, tea pots, tea cups, tea sets, etc. Since all 3 of us love tea, we were excited. The rest of the store was divided into sections, and each section had a different seller's items. One was completely overrun and basically looked like an old person had cleaned out their attic and shoved it into the space. Across from it, the seller's area was arranged nicely and we loved the items- my mom bought a Snickerdoodle candle ($15) and I bought a bracelet for $8. Some sellers had books, movies (DVDs and VHS), jewelry, dog/cat themes, purses, pocket knives, and I even saw a sword for $130. They also had silver coins for sale. It was a lot of fun walking through the store and checking everything out, since it was all so eclectic. The sea glass jewelry and household items were pretty gorgeous, but we ended up not buying any. My sister also bought some tea. We had some cute finds, but mostly we just enjoyed walking around and looking at all the items for sale!

Visited this store today - Labor Day. The store was closing early, which we respected, but the…read morelady staffing the emporia was very gruff about the store closing. She could not have been more rude as she was checking us out. If she did not want to be bothered with customers, then don't open the store. We left there very disgusted and disappointed. We went next door to another lovely antique store where we were welcomed and made to feel important as a customer. Suggest you take a lesson from them about how to treat your customers. Our experience with you is not the way to make visitors feel good about coming to a resort area.

Rude. We arrived 30 minutes before closing time, as posted on Google and their front door. After…read moreavoiding broken clay pots and trash to get in the front door, we were told we needed to leave because they close in a few minutes. We drove 25 minutes to get to this dump. Do not waste your time.

Rude staff, told to leave as they were closing in a "few mins" at 3:30 when the sign and their…read moreFacebook post said they close at 4.

We searched this place out because of the trucks we saw around town. The store had quite a bit to…read morelook at however the person running it was very rude and not engaging at all.

wonderful shop in west cape may. one of a kind light fixtures , doors, knobs... gorgeous stained…read moreglass. a little off the main drag but worth the visit. check hours before going! Bill, the owner, is very knowledgeable and helpful.

Only "normal" people allowed. We found this store on the boardwalk last year, staff was friendly,…read morehelpful, interesting retro items. Today mom was shopping, I had a call from home (on app that is only speaker for visually impaired). Not loud, no one in the store but us. The woman manning the store demanded I "turn that off and talk normal". She then proceeded to watch us through a mirror like we were stealing. Nope, keep your Junke.

Another Wildwood thrift store worth checking out. I think I got awesome leather pants in here…read morebefore.

We received a hand written thank you note & a congratulations on our wedding. Nice personal touch!read more

I went in to look for an wedding band to go with my beautiful antique wedding ring. To my surprise…read morethey had and amazing selection of estate jewelry. Pat was the woman that helped me and she had an exceptional knowledge of jewelry. She was able to help me find the perfect match to my ring. I can't say enough about the wonderful experience I had.

this is not a thrift store... I don't know where they're getting their stuff and as it is very nice…read morestuff, it is not priced as a thrift store should be. If you are expecting to get a good deal, I do not recommend this place. The no negotiations or return sign at the register told me everything I needed to know.... if you're willing to pay top price, they do have some very cool stuff in the store but again it is not near thrift store pricing whatsoever.

5/17/2024 very interesting shop- I really enjoyed this thrift shop most of the three my dear friend…read moretook me to see. The prices are higher here than other thrift stores in general. I found a cute kaleidoscope - not vintage but still beautiful colors and patterns for 3$-I also noticed a super cool paperweight in the case and the guy was kind to let me see it. He informed me that it was 25% off. It was reminiscent of one my grandmother had and I really liked the murano glass look to it. I've seen these priced at 20-22 elsewhere. I got this for 12$. It was priced at 15 with 25% discount. Definitely a lot to see here and I would certainly go back on a rainy seashore day. I recommend this business. The only thing that was off-putting was the girl at the register was screwing around on her cell phone as I stood right in front of her. A coworker had to nudge her to ring me up. She apologized for being inattentive.

Although I did not purchase in this store. They have some great estate pieces that are very…read morelovely. They showcase them well. The staff is friendly and helpful and not pushy. Will stop here again.

Terrible experience with this jeweler. Unprofessional, and borderline dishonest. My fiance and I…read morefell in love with a wedding band that we saw there, but unfortunately it wasn't GIA certified and hadn't been appraised. They offered to obtain the appraisal and certification, and we put down a $200 deposit on a ring so they wouldn't sell it in the meantime with the understanding that if we weren't satisfied with either the certification or the appraisal the deposit would be refunded, less the costs associated with having them done. We were told it would take 10 days. Five weeks later after countless unreturned phone calls and repeated requests for our fax/email/address information, the appraisal came back low and we decided to pass on the ring. We were initially informed by Donna, with whom we had made the agreement, that they would only issue us a store credit. We had to call the owner and defend our reasons for passing on the ring. Ultimately, they agreed to issue the refund, as we had discussed. The time and hassle we spent on this was unreasonable, and the staff were entirely unapologetic. We were told that a family emergency is what caused the initial delay and, while the impact that would have on a small mom-and-pop store is understandable, a simple phone call explaining that "it would take a few weeks" would have gone a long way.