Cute spot to visit. located in a cute part of Sandwich (Jarvesville). Many of their products are…read morehigh quality and many imported (not PRC imported). I usually get a greetings card or two here as they're high-quality but not too pricey. I've generally had good conversations with the lady at the counter and find her to be pretty friendly.

The Spotted Cod has been my "go to" for many year. Every kind of occasion is the reason to shop…read morehere. The owner is outstanding in customer service and creativity of this beautiful and affordable shop. They even carry amazing clothing items! A gem!

What a great find!!! I have driven by this cool shop so many…read moretimes, but it's always been after business hours. Finally , today I made it in. Wow!!!! What a beautiful and fun "seaside" store - chock full of great gifts and fun decor for your home! The owner is so clever in her buying and display of items. I guarantee you'll come away with a bag full of treasures reminding you of your special time on the Cape.

From the owner: Thatcher Ellery is a clever, coastal concept store. It is a beach house set steps away from the…read moreshores of Cape Cod where you will find gifts and items for the home that is unlike any other store. As you navigate the different “rooms” you feel as though you are visiting Kristin’s home filled hand selected treasures that are artfully displayed.

BEAUTIFUL! The loveliest glass work ever seen! Some of it very pricey (deducted 1 YELP STAR for…read morethat) but fabulous and fantastic place to visit. In the area to see the relatives and my aunt took us to visit Pairpoint, which has been in business since 1837! Talk about being around for a while! Pairpoint is America's oldest glass work company and an informative and interesting shopping experience. Watch the glass-makers create their pieces. The extraordinary craftsmanship is fascinating to watch. The Sagamore location on Cape Cod offers a chance to witness the artistry of glassblowing Monday through Friday. The gift shop is open every day of the week! The finest homes in America have displayed pieces of Pairpoint glass. According to the Pairpoint website, "glass is an art form and as such is in a continuous state of transformation. Pairpoint quickly established itself at the forefront by consistently inventing new techniques and stylistic trends that are copied to this day. In addition to the famous "puffies", Lava, Peachglow and Satin glass were first created by Pairpoint glassblowers." Pairpoint provides custom glass and crystal commemorative pieces and trophies to some of America's most prestigious sporting clubs and organizations. In 1974, Pairpoint began issuing limited edition pressed cup plates that have become highly collectible. There are now about 100 different patterns to collect. The beautiful glass ware is something to behold. I am not into buying a lot of stuff and putting it up on shelves to collect dust but that Cranberry glass was so gorgeous! You have to visit and take in the historical and artistic value of Pairpoint. Not to be missed activity on Cape Cod!

What fun! I actually wanted the tour to be longer and shop to be bigger since it was a bit of a…read moretight fit with a tour group of ~30-40 people. I loved seeing the colorful buckets of broken glass and witnessing the live glass blowing. The previous molds and items used/made decades (if not hundreds of years) ago were also neat to see and provided interesting insight to the evolution of the company. For the gift shop, I would have appreciated a few more pieces that were in the $25-50 range. There were a lot of small, inexpensive pieces at $15 or less, but then it jumped to larger, expensive pieces ($60+) with not much in the middle.

A lovely client gave me a generous gift certificate for Heart of Stone. I stopped in a few times…read moreover the years and whilst it is chock full of goodies, it's not really my style of clothing or jewelry. Today, I stopped in, two years later and found some really cute Christmas ornaments. The sales clerk was really helpful as well. If you like sea glass art and production jewelry with a Cape Cod twist, do stop in! It's a fun whimsical shop.

The owner is overly rude when it comes to handling customers. No reason to go there with so many…read moregood stores on the cape. Not to mention how overpriced it is.

We had considered buying from another store on Cape for patio furniture and a neighbor recommended…read morePaine's. We loved it and will never go anywhere else. We worked with Tricia who showed us options, shared the pieces pros and cons, and was never pushy. We ended up investing significantly in a number of pieces, but a quick online search showed their prices for the Telescope brand were very fair. The delivery charge was nominal & the team was positive and creative in getting our pieces up to the deck. I loved supporting an on-Cape, multi-generational family business, and would send friends here without hesitation.

Hi, I have been…read moreshopping for indoor furniture, outdoor furniture, and decorative pieces for over 10 years. The staff, is helpful and always pleasant. Yes, they are pricey, but the quality is outstanding and the products last . To me that is well worth it. I have had one outdoor table and chairs for over 13 years and still in perfect shape. Nancy Clayton Sandwich

In fairness, I submitted a complaint and they have resolved the issue. So, they get high marks for…read morecustomer service.

Confirming prior terrible reviews of staging. We hired them through Angi's revitalize program…read more(through my agent) so I did not choose the team, we were matched. The staging was delayed by a week. Once the house was staged it was very obvious it did not meet the luxury listing we had: bedrooms had just a bed/nightstand only, the beds looked like boxes and had thin bedding, very sparsely furnished rooms, almost no decor and untouched kitchen area. Just very sad and lifeless design. We gave them a second attempt and although it was a bit better it still was not up to par compared to our listing price. We respectfully asked to destage. The destaging part took forever. While the team offered a third attempt at staging (which was declined), mysteriously the truck become unavailable to destage until the next week, then the end of the week, then Friday, then Friday morning and finally a 30min heads up when we are 60in away. After destaging we got a $7,500 bill and had the task of removing lots of oversized 2inch nails from our walls. I unfortunately cannot recommend working with Setting the Space. I made a similar review on Angi's list.

While my mother and Father were shopping for a sofa I went to the mattress section to take a nap…read moreand I was greeted by the nicest man I have ever met named Jerry! Jerry was so sweet, he came up to me, introduced himself and asked my name. After I told him he asked how he could help me, I explained that I was just hanging out while my parents were being boring. He then chuckled and gave me a better pillow and sheet for the pillow in case I wanted to move to another bed! When I left he wished me a good day. Thanks Jerry you're awesome! Would definitely recommend Jerry.

Decent selection but high prices. Worker greeted us as we walked around and answered some questions.read more

Little of everything!!…read more Good is questionable though as the bread they sold clearly had mold growing, but for non food items they had almost everything it was crazy!!

I was glad to stop here and run in to buy some gifts and tourist stuff for the folks back home…read more Walking in, there it was-a bunch of T-shirts for only $5.00! I saw cute bathing suits and lots of groceries there too. What we have back in California like this is called "Big N Lots" and previous to that- "Pick N Save." The idea behind it is inexpensive! I like that concept. If I walked in with more money, time, and suitcase space-I just know I could do some real damage to my pocketbook here. I dare not go beyond the initial entry perimeter because I know that those discontinued Pop Tarts and cheap nailpolish remover is just what I need! Kudo's for the great big parking lot on the main drag. Too bad the next door Dunkin Donuts relocated-but then again it just went right across the street. I bet Job Lot in summer is packed with the Cape Cod tourist crowd but in May, it was serene and pleasing. Keep up the good work with selling stuff we do not necessarily need but think we do anyways!

CUTEST LITTLE STORE WITH THE CUTEST OWNER COLLEEN!!!…read more I absolutely fell in love with this cute welcoming calming little shop. They have everything from soaps, lavender bags, signs (funny), pictures/paintings, to jewelry, home decor, skincare needs. The perfect place to get souveniors for people. The owner is so lovely and sweet, lets you relax while browsing and never pushy. She owns pugs like I do so we got to chat a little. I came back twice to get more stuff and talk with her. If you love mermaids, you will love this store.

Wonderful store but SO disappointed it wasn't open on a Monday. I don't understand the lack of…read morehours on some of the stores and establishments in Sandwich. The Cape a tourist destination! Still a great store though.

Excellent service, all the workers there take there make sure you're getting the best deal, and are…read morereally nice.

Long time customer. Great hardware store. Incredibly well stocked with broad range of quality…read moreproducts. Staff is very friendly and very helpful. My "go to" store on the Cape.