I've always loved Hildreth's! It's such a very iconic Hamptons store. Anything you need for your…read morebeach house can be found here, from exquisite linens to pool floaties. I was in search of a daybed cover that my mother had seen online, but alas, it's only available online or by order. The very gracious sales lady suggested a lovely quilt, but alas the daybed has a high, upholstered back. We would have to fold a quilt in half lengthwise. After some consideration, I bought a pool floatie instead. There were some gorgeous Matouk bed linens, but I definitely do not need more sheets!

I was very surprised and kindly enjoyed hand cream was incredible good my godmother loves the storeread more

If you're into thrifting this is the place for you. Lumber & Salt is packed with old furniture…read morepianos light fixtures and much more. There's a large amount of wood. Old wooden doors, tables and so much more. If you're a thrifter or a DIY-er this is the place to stop in and check out. The biggest surprise I was there a cafe! Serving tea coffee & a snack. So you can stroll sip and browse.

This is a great concept of antique shopping paired with a coffee shop. They have a large variety of…read morespecialty drinks along with their regular menu. They also have pastries and other goods to buy. The antique items are filled inside, outside and around the back of the place. So many authentic pieces to choose from. It's a great spot to spend some time out east.

A hidden gem for unique finds. The selection is well curated. You can tell a lot of thought goes…read moreinto what they pick. Mara is so welcoming and friendly. Def worth checking out!

Shady establishment. Overpriced consignment, considering most people who consign with them don't…read moreget nearly the money they deserve back. 90% goes into the pocket of the owner. Moody staff members.

This is one funky old Antique store on the main road in Eastport. Really like it.. it is filled…read morewith old things some of which are moldy and should be thrown out.. but kept here at Lloyds. useful old items .. wine press... stuffed 2 headed calf etc.. there is no end to what Lloyd has found and will put out to sell. Hysterical. Old books some readable some seem damp from years.. etc. Two floors of ollllld stuff.

Great spot! American Pickers heads-up, this place is good for Bigs & Smalls…read more A big multi-floor location, jammed to the hilt with treasures. Some stuff you have to dig a little to get out.... but thats part of the fun! Now, this is Long Island, and there is money out there, so this is not your cheapy-trinkets and junk type place. They have a 'good eye' for buying, and designers will love the furniture and home decor. Perfect place to buy something to re-purpose. The old timer "Lloyd" who runs the joint is a great, funny and friendly ole guy who will offer a bit of jokey sarcasm and a story..... free of charge. I am already planning on going back!

Went here to drop off two boxes of hardcover books, mostly thrillers in pristine condition. They're…read morenot accepting books, but someone kindly said that I could leave one box. So I did. Their book collection is generally exceedingly boring. Old, obscure writers, poor condition. Hopefully my books will sell. This is a very well-kept and appointed store. They have some beautiful things. I am partial to fine china and crystal, but fortunately do not have room for any more. Prices here can be high, but the overall quality of the items is great. I struggled mightily against buying some particularly pretty china, did not give in, and wandered through the store. There was a tea cart that would have pounced on, but alas I already have one. Sad, because I like theirs better. At $175, it's not cheap. The people who volunteer here are very nice I was saddened to see a sign saying that they had to close the changing rooms because of tag switching and theft. That's really terrible. What awful people, to steal from a charity. Anyway, it was fun to wander around. Very pleasant store. Not necessarily a place to find bargains, exactly, but you might find something lovely and help a good cause.

Not only do I enjoy their selection of dishware but I really love their mission and charitably…read more Came here for the first time a few week ago. Found this place on Yelp as I live in Manhattan and wanted to shop around for second hand items to compliment my current table scape. Ended up finding such treasures! Got 4 beautiful bowls with dusty blue gold inlay. They were marked $5/each and when I rang up she said it was my lucky day-- the whole store as 50% off! Phenomenal employees, organization of store and if you're looking for dishware/crystal pieces, they have a lot!

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

This is a wonderful find ! Been coming here every time I happen to be visiting the area. And I…read moresave stuff to donate as well. Staff are friendly volunteers , reasonable prices , organized and displayed in departments . There are men, women and children's clothing , housewares , jewelry & bric a brac . I have found some great stuff and deals here . Enjoy!

Leslie is so helpful. The store has some of everything, and beautifully organized and curated…read morewithout high prices. With so few good thrift shops left (none west of this one, until The Hospice in Westhampton which is high-priced and very selective about what they'll take, and the one in Hampton Bays only open on Saturday mornings in the summer), this is the best to shop at and to donate to.

Antiques by Jim Maguire offers different types of antiques from artwork, furniture, concrete pieces…read moreand more. Great place to take a look. I have been here several times and i always wind up making a purchase. They offer fair and reasonable prices. James the owner is extremely nice and very helpful.

Great variety of items from art to antiques. Always a pleasure to go and see what's new (and old)…read moreand speak with Jim. I never leave disappointed.