Great corner local trinket store, bakery, coffee/tea house, and news papers, and etc…read more The gals who work in there, work very hard. They are always pleasant and professional. They smile as they work, give cordial greetings and exit salutations. Nice to see that in this day and age. A very good coffee bar. The locals hang out in front of the store on benches, while the tourists swarm The Lemon Press. Usually the tourists are impatient and a bit pushy-shovey inside the tight one-way path, but the line moves quickly.

This is a souvenir shop with a tea/coffee/smoothie/ food pickup. The place was busy today, which I…read moream always pleased to see a shop making money. We ordered two chai tea lattes and a hot chocolate. Prior to ordering I was asking the young lady (I believer her name is Maria) if it was made in house or if it were from a packet. She gave me a dirty perplexed look and asked "what!?". I repeated the question and she rudely answered now. I thought it was a fair question. This isn't why the low stars though. The low stars is due to them having three registers going screaming "next" as the pile of people that already ordered were piling up on each other plus strollers and they kept taking orders while one young lady was making the coffees, teas and smoothies. I felt awful for her. There was an employee young man standing there doing nothing but screaming "next" as well. I felt so bad for the young lady trying to keep up with all of the orders. If you are the owner reading this, please train your team to stop taking orders on two of the three registers for a minute and help clean the line out of orders by helping. Besides for marketing purposes, we all know a line to your place makes people crave your place even more. Hope you are able to train on attitude, organization, and empathy for another human being that is on the team. I will say the chai tea was made well.

They have an amazing selection of older and newer books, toys, games, and knickknacks. I ended up…read moregetting a great haul from them, very nice people, I highly recommend

Very best book store in New England! Selection, personal service, charm of this business ~ whether…read moreyou are a local or visiting, it's a memorable gem!

A super cute bookstore with a great selection of books, cards and novel gifts. Staff were so…read morehelpful and welcoming especially the sweet kitty!

Super-cute bookstore with lots of lovely gift selections, too. I even got a small toy book from the…read morevending machine.

The staff was friendly, the selection of books was amazing, prices were affordable, spacious inside…read moretoo

This was a GREAT place. The owners are very personable and kind and will make you laugh! You come…read morein here for the books, stay for the atmosphere, and stay even longer for the conversations you have. If you want a sense of community in the already perfect town of Martha's Vineyard, come here! You will not regret it. p.s. thanks for the stamp :D

Limited selection of books, especially popular books or newer/more current ones…read more The older adults seem to only know how to speak when talking to a specific group of people. If you don't fall into that category, forget it; you don't exit to them. Shout to the young girl who uttered more than a word though!

This is a wonderful local bookstore we should all patronize. Shop local…read more The owner is very knowledgeable and very accommodating. Jane

I was looking for a specific book that was somewhat difficult to find and I was able to find it at…read morethis bookstore. It was promptly shipped and a courteous personal note was included - which I appreciated.

Isaiah Thomas Books is easy to find on Route 28. It's a striking millennial pink Victorian house…read morebeside the Cahoon Museum. On the outside, it looks small, but somehow they cram books on every single subject within the little space. If you're looking for specialties and rare books, this is the place to go. If you're into cookbooks specializing in cranberries, this is the destination. There are tons of rarities for reasonable prices; the owners are helpful and will guide you through the labyrinthine store. Plenty of gardening books, histories of Cape Cod and New England, marine biology stashed next to Mormonism and geology, you name it, they probably have it. It takes some looking- and the looking is worth your time. There are pulp fiction books, old cassette tapes and LPs, Cape Cod memorabilia. It's called "haunted" but maybe because it's kind of a mess. Books are piled high, they fall, ghosts get blamed. It is a pleasant haunt.

Cute little store. Not many picture books for our child, but a few to browse. Limited stock, but…read morenice to stop in on a rainy day. Owner was super friendly and offered to help me in the one step in for my wheelchair.

Cute book store. Great history selection and a very good selection of kid's history series. It is…read morevery small but it was fun to poke around. Lots to discover. The owner was very friendly and welcoming.