Needed some extra things while camping. Stumbled upon Shaws. It was close. The food we needed, it…read morehad, at a bit of an extra cost but it had them. Used self service because the full service lines were rather long. Normally I go to full service. Shaws may have been a bit under staffed today but the self serve was great! Highly recommend. The ambiance of the grocery store is well, it's a grocery store. If you need some last minute items Shaws is your spot! Will return if supplies run low!

Always swing in here when I'm on the Cape. Great selections of food at the deli counter and bakery…read morearea. Loads of staff to help with questions or perhaps just a few employees that seemed to be everywhere lol. The store is very clean and well organized. Prices are what you'd expect on the Cape lol

I hit up TJ's no matter where we are, because I know I can trust that I'll find everything I love,…read moreconsistently (99.9% of the time). I hold my foods to a higher standard - coming from New Orleans, and many times Trader Joe's is one of the few options I have to sustain myself in difficult places. Cape Cod definitely being one of those. The salt and peppered cashier gentleman was a definite plus at this location, he understood my silly bag collecting at all the Trader Joe's I visit, and he and another gentleman went out of their way to find out if there were other Cape Cod themed TJ bags (other than the lobster one that I was purchasing). Such a kind gesture goes a long way. Clean and well stocked, all my favourites, got everything I came for and more. I TJ's.

Brenden is the best employee! Trader joe's had just shut down which we couldnt get to in time. I…read moreasked him about a certain popcorn they had which the did but was going to miss opening because of the boat, he ran out a couple minutes later with the bag of popcorn and made my night!

Well, I can't comment on this shop's selection/prices due to the rudeness of the staff person I…read moreencountered when entering. I asked if I could toss out my empty coffee cup and got a flat "no." The person went on to state that they "don't accept people's personal trash." I stared in disbelief and then told her that I, and my personal trash, will take my business down the round. Five minutes later, I was at Northside Liquors where my same inquiry was received with a "sure, no problem!" Now I know where to go going forward for my wine and liquor. The other people commenting on this place's rude staff are absolutely correct.

I like Lukes Liquors. I live close by and appreciate the relatively low prices and friendly staff.read more

Fabulous wine and liquor selection with some amazingly good prices along with lots and lots of…read moregourmet meats in packages to go. Upscale groceries and lots of snacks to choose from. There's also a very friendly staff that was fun to talk to and interact with. I'll be making this be making this a regular stop when I'm in sandwich.

The new store is nice and the scotch price are the best around. To bad they put the 30 pack beer…read morecooler all the way in the back. Great friendly staff.

I have never been treated so poorly in a store. My son went in alone while his friend stayed in the…read morecar, yet the cashier refused to sell to him unless she saw the ID of someone who never even came into the store. It felt completely unreasonable and the cashier's attitude made it seem personal rather than professional. We left without making a purchase and won't be back.

Prices are crazy high here Just go down the road and save…read more25% Everything is marked up Highest prices in Orleans

Very good selection of everything you need on the cape. Would recommend highly. Selection is solid.read more

The Village Store (which has had several names over the years) has always been in that weird niche…read morebetween the bait-and-six-pack stores that used to line 6A and the proper Village Stores, like Peterson's in Yarmouth Port or the Dennis Public Market or Player's (now Tedeschi's) in East Dennis. It's not as big as a convenience but bigger than a "spa" (for you Bostonians), they have sandwiches to order that are decent but utterly standard, it's largely run on beer, wine, and lottery tickets but they have sundries as well. For many years we used to walk across the marsh trail to get the papers, until they started offering delivery of the "out of town" papers, and the YVS had to recommend it that it was open early (a hangover, no pun intended, from the six-pack-and-bait days). It's not quite the funky Village hangout of yore but it's a perfectly decent pitstop on 6A and it's better for your karma than some chain store. And they actually have a decent selection of wines for a small package store. Seriously, if you are a visitor, you should stop in at *every* one of the village stores along 6A and see if you can still leach off a little old Cape color. You may eventually get it collectively. I still miss the joint down in Sesuit Harbor where you could get bait and coffee at 4 AM with a home-made sandwich wrapped in saran wrap and you could get "extra" for your joe (a shot of booze added to your thermos), but these places are as long dead as their proprietors so your best shot is to linger at the village store and see who turns up. FWIW: the dogs passed of natural causes, so that's the reason they're not there anymore (then the subsequent change of ownership). Just to set the record straight.

Helpful and friendly staff...especially the manager! Their prices are better than the local market.read more

If you're the kind of person who walks into a liquor store hoping for a quick in-and-out but walks…read moreout 45 minutes later with a cart full of party supplies and a new favorite whiskey you've found your people at Kappy's. This place is a beverage wonderland. What Makes It a Standout: Selection for Days Whether you're a wine enthusiast, a tequila loyalist, or someone who just wants the best 6-pack for a beach day, Kappy's has you covered. From 90+ Cellars Prosecco towers to shelves of summer sips and craft cocktails, every aisle has purpose and personality. The tequila section alone is a destination. Beer Galore From domestics and imports to hard-to-find IPAs, the beer aisle runs deep. Stacks of Heineken, Corona, and Sam Adams mean you're never short of options, and the walk-in coolers keep things ice cold and ready to roll. Mixers & More Don't sleep on the mixer section it's not just tonic and soda water. From ginger beer and Bloody Mary mixes to obscure craft syrups and non-alcoholic alternatives, it's a mixologist's playground. Well-Organized & Easy to Navigate The store is bright, clean, and way more organized than you'd expect from a liquor warehouse. Clear aisle signs, helpful staff, and themed displays make it easy to find what you need and tempt you into grabbing something you didn't even know you wanted. Gift Sets, Bar Tools, & Surprises Looking for a last-minute gift? They've got cocktail kits, bitters, and beautifully boxed glassware. It's the kind of place where you could buy a bottle for a friend and accidentally walk out with a whole home bar setup. Final Word: Kappy's isn't just a liquor store. It's a celebration staging ground, a host's best friend, and a traveler's delight. Whether you're stocking up for a wedding, a weekend, or just Wednesday it's absolutely worth the stop. #KappysLiquors #SipInStyle #OneStopPourShop #SummerSips #CocktailReady #WineWhiskeyBeerOhMy #It'sTheLittleThings #ThePuddingCreekTrestle

Lack of a good selection Wine. An out off the way location. Store not very applying. Hopefully they…read moremight consider improving the Wine selection thank you

Great service very knowledgeable and friendly. Plenty of options and if they don't have it 99% of…read morethe time they can get it for you within a day or two!