Speechless. Amazing place. Owners have keen eyes for design. Worth a trip to the North Fork just…read moreto visit.

Just a really awesome place to browse. You'll find something amazing every time!read more

Lovely staff, great furniture at reasonable prices.A gem on the north fork of Long Island!read more

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I was in Sag Harbor last year and stumbled upon MONC XIII and I'm glad I did! They have an amazing…read morecollection of uniquely curated furniture and home decor you just won't find anywhere else. The store is so welcoming and amazingly decorated you almost have no choice but to check it out. It's like the best of Pinterest all landing in one store. You can find your dream home all within these four walls. I went online recently to do some perusing as I miss being in Sag Harbor right now and ended up purchased some items from their online store. All the items arrive in perfect condition with a hand written thank you note from the owners themselves, Matt & Natasha. It was like receiving a gift from old friends. What a great experience. When I am back in town, I will most definitely make an effort to visit MONC XIII again. The owners live locally and are a pleasure to interact with both in person and remotely. Great place, great vibe and just great people. A winning trifecta.

We were in town for a wedding and read that this place was on Her Highness, the O.G. of the…read moreHamptons, Ina Garten's must see list. As an acolyte, I knew I needed to check it out. We're remodeling our home in Palo Alto and as tech new money have a substantial budget (AKA can spend plenty of money on decor). We browsed, respected all the no touching and sitting signs we saw, until we made a fatal mistake and decided to pick up a wood bowl. This was apparently a step too far for the woman managing the store and we were chased out for daring to put our dirty hands on her precious bowl. Even worse, she decided to shame us by letting us know how expensive it was. Now, I get it. It's a fragile bowl. Maybe put a sign on it, like 90% of the other items in the store, if you really don't want people to touch it. But, considering the way they treated the preppy white dude who entered at the same time, I have a suspicious as to why we were treated so poorly. If you're furnishing a museum dedicated to racism and shitty behavior, boy do I have a recommendation for you. Otherwise, hard pass. Go down the street to Comerford Collection or Sylvester & Co - much nicer people and service. P.S. Worst treatment I've gotten in SO LONG that I created an account for everyone else to know. Really awful.

My friends and I were eating across the street at First and South and spotted this vintage shop…read more We knew we had to come in. They have an eclectic mix of home furnishings, knick knacks, and clothes. Best of all, they even are willing to negotiate their prices. I bought a gorgeous Monique Lhullier gown for $175 and another amazing colorful dress from Henri Bendel with the original tags on it. If you're in the area definitely stop by!

Thanks to my mom I've been to many antique & vintage shops BUT none have looked as cool as this…read moreplace. This spot was a bit out of the way for me however the town is so nice we made a day trip of exploring the north fork. Being a fan of Ricky Teevees designs, this was a must go! This place is huge, the layout is fabulous. We went on a Sunday afternoon and it was rather busy. The displays of everything are perfect & the space feels very lived in. Price wise this spot is up there however it's real vintage stuff. I didn't need any help however the staff seemed nice and played some good music :)

The Times Vintage Shop is an amazing find for anyone who loves vintage. The vibe leans heavily into…read morethe 60s and 70s, with a cool retro kitchen setup in the back that adds to the charm. There are lots of clothing options, plus an impressive selection of records to dig through. Every area feels thoughtfully curated, making it a spot you can easily spend a long time exploring. We will post more travel guides, photos, and videos from our Greenport trip and other locations at https://ourownpathtravel.com and on YouTube at https://www.youtube.com/@OurOwnPath

Rich at Willow Hill ran a garage sale for my family when we sold our home. He was fantastic to work…read morewith- he worked for days to set up, did all the work on a permit and promoting, and got us way more in sales than we would have on our own, and all for a super reasonable percentage of the proceeds. I highly recommend working with Rich if you are considering holding a sale. Plus, he is as honest and kind as can be. He made the experience so that we could focus on our feelings about selling the family home, and not about stress. And the cash he got us from sales made it easy to look forward, instead of backwards. Willow Hill store is fantastically fun, too. I have a real love for folk art and unique, nostalgic pieces and Rich has a great eye.

I happened to notice this store on a drive out east to visit some wineries so we made it a point to…read morestop in. This store has a LOT of items, and they seemed reasonably priced from what I saw. Items included furniture, Knick-knacks, toys, and other random items that are all vintage. However, the store is extremely crowded which is the reason I only give it three stars. My husband and I had to alternate walking down the aisles as we both couldn't fit at a time and we were worried about knocking anything over. I noticed there was a basement too with additional items, but we didn't go down there as we were afraid how tight that space would be as well. This store has the potential to be a five star place, I think they just need to rearrange items or better display them so it is easier to move around. There were a lot of items I missed and couldn't fully observe due to too many things being piled on top of each other. It's worth a visit and you're likely to find great items