Great store with a wide variety of titles/topics. Clean and very organized. Owner is very…read moreknowledgeable and helpful. Convenient parking.

Once I walked through the door I was greeted by a strong smell of incense. Walking down the narrow…read morestairs to the shop are retro 80's movie posters on the walls. The store is a bit small but it is fully stocked with used books, board games, retro video games and figurines. Friendly staff. Fair prices!

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.

Loved this multi-level Barnes & Noble with a cozy Starbucks café inside. They had a great…read moreselection, and I found exactly what I came for plus a few extras. A bit on the pricey side as I spent $45 on two books...but that's to be expected these days. The cashier was friendly and made checkout quick and easy. Definitely one of the better locations.

5 star Barnes & noble with two floors of amazing books, and a great starby cafe. We love this cape…read moreB&N it's the epitome of a good chain store. In this case bigger is indeed better.

A cute book store we popped in to just to check it out. Very cool inside, and friendly staff open…read moreto helping you find something. We were just browsing but there is a large assortment to sort through.

Awesome bookstore in downtown Chatham. One of the best bookstores I have ever been in, in my life…read more Huge its three levels of every kind of book imaginable. Only new books, nothing used. It was not overwhelming and well organized. Kids books and local books are plentiful. The atmosphere was so cool with knotty pine throughout and awesome wood floors. Just a special place.

Call it Vintage, Retro, Throwback, whatever you want, but if you live/love kitsch this place is it…read morefor Cape Cod! Movie posters, comics, clothing, memorabilia, vinyl records, pretty much anything and everything you either lost or missed from your childhood is here! Generation gaps be damned! The owner Rick is a hands-on lover of the old school whose knowledge far outstrips any normal mortal. He is a compendium of the rare and treasured. Casual browsers or hardcore buyers, this is one spot not to be overlooked.

Well curated vintage shop specializing in weird and unique old toys, records, movie posters,…read morekitchenware, etc. The owner Rick knows his stuff and it seems that everything in the store has an interesting story behind it. They buy and sell and always have new things every time I visit. I'd recommend this place over the other used toy shops simply for his honesty and quality and uniqueness of merchandise.

Lovely little bookstore. Lots of choices and really appreciate that they offer used book for half…read morethe price. A great way to recycle.

My mom and I went to this bookstore during our trip to Chatham. It's a new and used bookstore, so I…read morewasn't entirely sure which books were considered new or used. I asked an employee, he is an older man, the price of a book. He looked at me with such disgust and discontent and said, "The prices are on the back." It's a shame because it's a lovely store; however, the employee makes me never want to go back. He talked to me like I was a child.

Awesome collectible store for fire and police memorabilia. Always love checking it out when I'm…read moredown the cape. It's almost like a museum!

Great police and fire store. All they sell are police and fire memoribilia, toys, books, etc…read more Great, huge selection. Owner is so nice and helpful. The selection of police and fire cars and trucks is just amazing for kids and model train or modelers. It is like stepping back in time. The walls are full of patches from different police and firemen. The place goes on and on. Toys you have never seen before are there for sale. The owner is so helpful and can show you just what you want. It is tucked away on 28 in Dennis.

The records here are super over priced, if the record is brand new you're spending 5-20 dollars…read moreover market value, guaranteed. I'm very familiar with the typical prices of vinyl records and I didn't see a single normally priced new record, and I'm not exaggerating. The used records here a quite pricey as well, especially any record that's particularly popular. They'll charge you 50 dollars for a Led Zeppelin used record that's not a particularly note worthy pressing. I took a look at 45s they have as well because usually you can find some cool stuff for only a few bucks at most record stores but there was nothing cheaper than $5 here, I'm less familiar with the market value of 45s but every single one felt double what it should be. The only reason is I'm not giving this store a 1/5 is that the walls have a bunch of cool music memorabilia. They also have some cool signed records like a zombies record that's was signed by the whole band for $400, which for the right person is totally worth it. Unless you're looking for something that is exceptionally rare or signed I wouldn't recommend this place for any casual customers.

So many Karens reviewing this place ... sheesh! To address the elephant in the room, yes ... this…read moreplace is expensive and maybe a bit overpriced. However, just like if you went to any specialty store ... you are going to pay more for the curating of inventory, the satisfaction of the instant gratification of a purchase and also the overhead. Too many people expect the world of brick and mortar to conform to Amazon prices these days which is just not fair to small shop owners. That being said, this place is about 20% more expensive than other record stores I've been to ... but their selection is 40% better. This place has new and used vinyl ... rare stuff, obscure stuff, weird stuff. And it's all in pretty good shape. I was a bit put off by the fact they don't use the Mint, NM, VG, Good, etc. standard rating system ... and they don't let you visually inspect the actual records until you bring them to the counter. However despite small labels which say 'fine' ... 'plays well' ... 'clean copy' ... 'super clean' ... 'good' I'd rather the known grading scale. The owner told me all records were play tested, cleaned and passed his standard for listenability. That's a heck of a better deal than you'll find on EBay even for graded records, which are often visually inspected. The selection here is great and you can tell it's owned by a music lover vs. someone who just happens to own a shop. The jazz and blues section are particularly well stocked and the new records have many limited editions. One bummer is that they have only a small bargain section where used records in what I'd call VG- or Good condition are $2.50 - $8. I bought 4 bargain records here and two were unplayable ... one was very warped at the edges and the other skipped in several places. It was only $10 for these records but I had to throw 2 of them out. I'd advise to skip the bargain bins. You'll not find much for under $15-$20 in the regular store but the quality is true and tested there. They have some older equipment and turntables and tons of framed concert posters from the 1960's and autographs on the walls which is all for sale. It's fun walking around as it's almost like a hard rock cafe. The other rooms contain a huge selection of incense, hippie clothes, Eastern decor and typical 'head shop' type stuff. The clientele ranged from high school students buying posters and 'tobacco pipes' to older folks looking to pick up some vinyl. The store is pretty close quarters as an old Victorian house converted to a store but its cool just to walk around and channel the 1960's. Don't come here hoping to bargain shop in search of vinyl. However, the selection and love of music that went into collecting all of this to sell is impressive. The owners are a bit salty but I'm sure that has to do with putting up with a lot of high school kids, stoners and tourist types and price complainers over the years. If you are in the Cape and like vinyl or the 1960's, it's a fun stop to make.