Salty Roots Boutique is my new favorite boutique. Stumbled on this place a couple months ago and…read morealways find the cutest things. The staff are always polite as well. I have only shopped the boutique and have not tried the salon services yet.

Great shop with unique selection. Owner was super helpful yet not pushy. And the items are…read morereasonably priced with a nice quality. Just picked up some items for vacation. Stop by!

We love popping into this boutique. The store itself is adorable and has a great vibe. They carry a…read morevariety of women's trending clothing. They have lots of colors and lots of darks! Both myself and teenaged daughter have found something that fits our style.

WhileI vacationing here on the beach I stumbled across this cute little surf shop. I wanted to find…read morea unique gift for my friend back in Colorado. They have a great selection of everything with that beachy vibe. The owners, Bob, and Sunshine were very helpful with helping me find everything that I was looking for. They also have the cutest little dog named Etta, that will be there to greet you as well. I highly recommend.

Everytime I am in this store, I feel incredibly unwelcome. Nobody greets you or speaks to you the…read moreentire time and just watches you on their multiple cameras. Their merchandise is not worthwhile for their horrible service.

This little shop is tucked away next to a couple other small places and it can be a little…read moredifficult to spot it if you're driving along. I decided to pop in on a whim today. The woman who owns the shop is wonderful. She's clearly very particular about what she carries - everything is either organic, eco-friendly, or sourced from independent designers (she said she carries pieces from approximately 12 Etsy vendors). Pretty much every piece of clothing was soft to the touch and there was a decent assortment of colors, textures, and garments. The only downside is it felt like she was really limited in terms of multiple sizes in some of her garments. I know indie shops like this can't carry everything and will obviously run out of certain sizes or colors first, but anyway. The other thing she carries a lot of is vintage costume jewelry. I pawed through her cases (and there are many!) and lusted over a few different things. And just for a heads up, almost everything I picked up in terms of jewelry was $50 or above. It seemed like Brooches started around that price point and necklaces started around $100 for the most part. Granted I'm sure there are pieces cheaper than that, but it would have taken hours to manhandle everything she has. This isn't a discount kind of a place; it's obvious she takes a lot of care in collecting pieces that don't have missing stones or damaged hardware, and aren't some corny theme (like some of the antique shops in the area with Christmas or 4th of July things that will never sell). She also has a pretty solid assortment of vintage purses and leather pocket belts (those have a bit of a Burning Man feel to them, if you know what I mean). So, if you're not going to balk at the price of organic and independently made clothing and accessories, it's definitely worth checking this little shop out. If you have really nice vintage jewelry you're looking to get rid of, I'm sure she would be interested in taking a look at it based on some of the comments she made.

The quality of the clothing and the ethical and favorable environmental practices render this…read moreboutique in a class by itself. Susan sources such fabulous items from all around the globe. Her shop is a treasure trove. Visit Illume. You'll be very glad you did.

They have beautiful and unusual woman's clothing for any and all occasions from formal to casual…read moreand everything between. Also they make it fun to shop there. They are helpful and honest.

They offer unique casual wear and great service. The jewelry is different than anywhere I've seen…read morebut they do have a lot of Brighton items. It's upscale so be aware that it's not inexpensive. Their sister shop next door offers more casual wear and fun jewelry too. (Clothing for mature gals).

There is a huge selection of beautiful local unique gifts...the owner works hard to bring in a…read moregreat variety of items. If you need a special gift, you are sure to find it here! Check it out- the tough part is narrowing it down - so many beauties!

The store has very unique items and very appealing for females. I was at the tailor next door and…read morewalked in. Being a male i was browsing. I found great dog beds, clothes and candles that smell fantastic for me there and bought them. I also got gift certificates as gifts for friends birthdays. I have introduced friends to the store. Kathy the owner goes out of her way to help people. I suggest you check out the store for unique gifts and more.

For almost two years now I've been shopping at Patchington and loving every treasured article of…read moreclothing I've found there. They carry unique apparel and really cool jewelry pieces that coordinate with their clothing. They have a variety of resort wear and run weekly specials so you should go in often to take advantage of the sale prices. It's my go to place for fun fashion finds and a multitude of accessories. Oh and the gals there are so helpful and knowledgeable about the inventory. Very fun shopping experience every time.

Great volunteers. Nice selection. Reasonable prices. Not big but I have bought several things…read morethere. Always happy to browse.

8 dollars for a t shirt? Give me a break. This is outrageous. No thanks. Other places have better…read more Was not greeted when I went in the store.

Came in here with my daughter to buy her first longboard, wanting to support a local business. When…read morewe asked to test ride a couple, the staff wouldn't allow it, only offering their 'test board'. If you know anything about skating, one board can be completely different than another, so this is useless. Considering all the nuance (shape, length, flex, weight) that go into a longboard, it is insanity to think that a customer would drop $160+ (their lowest price) on something that they can't test on the sidewalk. In 30+ years of skating and surfing, I have never been to a shop that wouldn't let you test out such a big purchase. Leave this shop to the tourists and posers and spend your money somewhere that actually cares about the culture.

We just got home from our IRB trip and shopped at Nekton several times during our stay. Spent…read morehundreds of dollars here as it's such a cute shop with great brands, but it needs major help in the customer service department. The girls working the shop are more interested in gossiping/talking amongst themselves and staring at their phones than being welcoming, helpful, or kind... esp the ones working on 8/11. We likely would have spent much more, but we got the feeling they would have rather us just left than buying anything at all. We witnessed them treating many others this way -- including a surfer who came in looking for an accessory to his board, who was sent away with nothing but a weird attitude. Idk, maybe find new employees.