Kc Kollections is a great place when in Eastport to do shopping for those special antiques. The…read morestore may appear small but it is not and offers many types of furniture, home decor and outdoor statues.

Lots of antique and vintage finds. I love this store.read more

I am in search of a vintage covered vegetable dish, and so far have not found one that I like. I…read morehad passed Barntique a couple of times, but decided to go on a Friday. It's a collection of little houses and sheds, all antique and collectible shops. Adorable!! Not all the places were open--they are on Saturdays--but I did wander into a couple. I didn't find a covered dish, but I did find a lamp that I liked (didn't buy it as I would need to find a place for it) and spoke with some VERY nice, friendly shop owners. The shops are all very individual. Some specialize in a certain type of collectible, some sell art, and others have a variety of offerings. Prices were generally quite reasonable. I will definitely go back on a Saturday, probably with a friend, and wander through more of the shops. I'm positive that I took pictures, but I can't find them. Will add if I do.

There are definitely plenty of unique places to shop for stuff. Everybody's got stuff and sometimes…read moreone person's stuff just doesn't work for them anymore and so it can be someone else's stuff. Consider Barntique Village a great place to find some of this...stuff. I use that word "stuff" because this interestingly-setup Moriches location is filled with all kinds of it. Before I say another word about...stuff, I do want to mention that you could easily think Barntique is actually a little historical village or a place to have a picnic. Nah. It's actually just filled with stuff. Tons of tiny barns, houses, shacks, and anything else that can fit a person inside of it can be found at Barntique, each one offering an eclectic variety of...well, you know. My fiancée and I (along with her family) came here a few weekends ago and stumbled upon some great finds. Some wall items for our new home, a rustic-looking bread box, and a little Christmas decor to round out the trip. What's great is that we didn't pay full price for anything we bought as the idea of Barntique is similar to a flea market. Haggling price is totally something doable (if you want to) and so we were able to shave some dollars off most of our purchases. So when you come, there's definitely a chance to find some great stuff, but in between the positives, there is a lot of stuff you're just going to have to sift through. A few of the shacks and shops were set up beautifully while many were rather messy. Plus one of them (the biggest barn in the village) wasn't open and another was still setting up though the owners weren't the friendliest. Some time, patience, and sifting is definitely helpful here. Overall, I'd give Barntique Village a 3.5 star rating with a little nudge towards four knowing we found several great items the day we went. With that in mind, it makes it desirable to want to return to Barntique again. Though just be warned as you might have to do your best to get through a lot of...things (Ha!) if you want to find something worth buying.

What a FUN place! There's all manner of lovely, often quirky things, from hats and clothes to…read morecrystal, china, interesting objects, and furniture. There is a child-size rolltop desk! I have never seen one before. I could not resist an Orrefors Shark Bite ice bucket, alas. I don't need it--I already have crystal ice buckets--but this one is gorgeous! Son's gf found a Fendi jacket! She's thrilled. This is a very eclectic store. We met the owner, and she is simply lovely. She told us that the building is going to be renovated, so she has to close for six months beginning October 31, but she'll be back. She's been in business 32 years. I was sorely tempted by a magnificent hat, but it was rather expensive. If it is meant to be, it will go on sale. I'm not really sure where I can wear this creation, tbh, although it doesn't really matter. I love hats. Pricing is pretty good. It's not inexpensive, but the quality of the items is very good.

Whether you are shopping for yourself or someone else, Emily will help you find that special…read moredistinctive gift! Beyond the Beaten Path is a beautiful boutique with unique gifts and home furnishings. Take your time while browsing new and vintage items. You surely don't want to miss a thing!

We come here every year with my daughter in her annual hunt for specific species of flowers. She…read morelikes them because of the quality and reasonable prices, but most of all for the natural vibe. It doesn't feel like shopping, but more exploring. There's something quite special here. We pick up our lunches on the way over and find a spot to sit overlooking the expansive farm and its accompanying river. Once we're done eating, we explore the different areas of plants and the quaint general store. Staff is on hand to answer any questions and assist as need be. It's a beautiful day out enjoying a unique hidden gem on Long Island. I'd never know it was even there had it not been for my daughter bringing me.

I want to preface this by saying that I absolutely love shopping locally, and this spot is very…read morebeautiful! The workers are very nice and all plants are lush and full, at reasonable prices. This being said, as I was entering one of their store sheds, I noticed a painting that is blatantly racist and disgusting. There's honestly no explaining this, as it is just displayed for everyone to see. I'm very disappointed to see this type of racism still so brazenly in 2026. Probably won't be coming back any time soon.