It's too bad it has come to this...once upon a time there were wonderful pieces, wonderfully…read morepriced. I hadn't been into the store for awhile. This visit I saw nothing I would purchase. There were stained and worn items; and the new with tags pieces were so out of date. Home decor and furniture was there because the owners did want them and neither did I. All the sales people were disinterested and, at one point two of them were talking about a customer who just left. Tsk, tsk.

First time in Brewster location. Don't arrive late in day, you'll get shooed out door. The help is…read moreabrupt and lacks customer service. Didn't even look around. Customer service is much better, friendlier and welcoming in the Harwich location. Stick with them.

Great vintage store, not a lot of plus sized vintage other than accessories. Prices are high.read more

Items they have sourced are over the top elegant. You can literally wear 50% of their inventory…read moretoday! Without hesitation and not look like you are wearing a costume.

Unfortunately I only had about 10 minutes in this store (pure evil). I could spend DAYS browsing in…read morethere. Not just because there's so much stuff, but so much stuff I would actually want to take home! Wonderfully curated pre-loved items. Trinkets. Toys. Furs. Vintage clothing. traditional Asian clothes. The store was 50% off and I didn't make it past the register. I was enveloped by the jewelry options. The employee saw me pick a certain ring and even pulled out similar ones in different sizes which was so thoughtful. Not as cheap as thrift stores would be but it's a curated vintage store so the prices made sense AND at 50% off, I got my earrings and a ring for $30.

What a step back in time! The most beautiful vintage wear and our sales associate was an absolute…read moredelight! We weren't shopping for anything in particular but landed on a gorgeous spinner ring for our daughter. Can't wait for our next visit to the Cape to stop in again!

Amazing selection and prices on real vintage and women's designer clothing, shoes, handbags and…read moreaccessories. Owner has a great eye and the prices are super reasonable. A must for the vintage lover!!

I stumbled into The House of Findings on a gloomy Sunday afternoon just to kill some time in just…read moreanother shop on Main Street but found myself transported to another world - one in which true vintage clothing is well-maintained, beautifully displayed, and affordable! I ease-dropped in on the shop owner chatting with a woman who works at another clothing shop in town and was reminded of how sweet and simple human interaction can be. I felt almost as if I were an extra in a Hallmark film (in a good way, I swear). While the clothes are wonderfully selected and displayed, it was the decor that really blew me away. Browsing The House of Findings is truly an experience as the owner has put such care and attention into selecting the pieces that adorn the shop. From the egg-carton sculpture hanging from the ceiling to the collection of globes overhead as you enter to the ceramic figures scattered throughout, vintage clothing shopping has never felt more fun! If this place were to make it onto tiktok or instagram and start collaborating with local social media influencers then I'm sure they would blow up! While I did not purchase anything today I will certainly be back when I'm in more of a "shopping mood!" Thank you so much for having me!

WAY overpriced for items donated from the community for the community. Definitely the most…read moreoverpriced thrift store on Cape. SAD...

Insanely overpriced thrift store, more than I've seen elsewhere on Cape by a landslide. Donated…read moret-shirts for $30+? Used old games for $12? The only reasonable pricing was on the books, otherwise absolutely outrageous for a thrift store to ask the prices that they are. I'll recommend visitors skip this stop...

If you like to thrift, check this place out. It's clean, well lit, organized and there's plenty of…read moreroom to explore. There are dressing rooms as well! I bought two pairs of beautiful men's pants yesterday for $6 each! Past purchases included gorgeous tablecloths. The women who run the store are very friendly.

Very nice church thrift shop. The selection and setup reminded me of goodwill, but imagine being…read moresurrounded by a church-like community. It was nice and quiet in there, and lots of people frequently visit this place in search of good finds. The prices were very cheap, although they only accept cash or checks for payment.

Great place to donate as your contributions will actually support worthy causes instead of a for…read moreprofit company like Savers. As for browsing, you can occasionally score some interesting finds here. They have some higher end brands as they receive a lot of donations from folks associated with the hospital. I scored a few LOFT dresses here and some nice home decor items like a brass photo frame.

I have donated and shopped at this thrift store for almost 20 years. I do work and go in on my…read morelunch break (30 mins).... Today I donated a bag of shoes and went in to shop. The white haired woman was in the front as always and when I got to the counter she "HAD" to Bring hangers to the back room...I folded my 4 items and waited and waited. Did not come back in a timely manner and I had to leave. She was there to SELL even as a volunteer. She is too chatty with those cashing out and it's frustrating waiting in line listening to her look at every item you are purchasing. Too bad as I love donating there and purchasing there. Left there angry today.

I saw this place online and felt we had to stop by - and I'm so glad that we did…read more Upon arrival we were warmly greeted by the owners, Ken and Clayton, who were so appreciative we stopped in and were happy to show us around the space. They both were so friendly and helpful as we browsed. Words don't quite fully capture how impressive the experience they've created in this space is - each of the 3 rooms are meticulously designed to display the beauty of all the antique pieces available in a way that makes you want to stay and really take it all in. The rooms are all adorned with artworks, antique mirrors, hand painted porcelain of all kinds, crystalware, vintage jewelry, and beautiful colored decanters and glass sets. We bought several items, the prices were fair and Clayton then wrapped & boxed each item for us. It was a great experience, we definitely will be back next time we are in the area!

The Twin Peaks of antique stores on the Cape. If tea cups and dainty glass things are your…read morething... then this place is for you. No, not my thing, that is; I prefer traditional colonial antiques. Long story short: two guys bought an old house, Route 6A west bound on the right side. Go slow or you will miss the entrance. Limited parking. Be careful when jumping back on 6A too. They have a few rooms of glass curios, tea cups, and such. However, you are not allowed to touch or pick anything up. You are, sort of, escorted through the store by one of the two owners. Claim to fame... Babs Streisand once visited. Nice service, but you are watched intently and a little uncomfortably. Prices are, in my opinion, very inflated... cashing in on the 6A antique crowd. Remember, do not touch a thing!