My love for finding cute little vintage and antique shops while traveling grows when the towns that…read moreI am in get cuter and cuter. So, naturally, when in Greenport, I was basically on an all day high. Walking up and down the main street, there are a few little (and big) vintage and antique shops, but The Times Vintage was by far the coolest. It literally feels like you are stepping back in time a few decades (photos uploaded for proof). There's a section in the back that feels like a movie set from the 50s, except you can touch and shop. Ideal dream store basically. I almost immediately found a bag I loved and I am very rarely as decisive as I was when I proudly declared that I would be getting it. Perfect summer staple that I've been on the hunt for for awhile. I'm so happy I found it second hand! I can finally delete the Banana Republic and Jcrew versions I've had saved. They have everything from records to clothes to houseware, all very well curated and decently priced. Very much worth a visit.

Thanks to my mom I've been to many antique & vintage shops BUT none have looked as cool as this…read moreplace. This spot was a bit out of the way for me however the town is so nice we made a day trip of exploring the north fork. Being a fan of Ricky Teevees designs, this was a must go! This place is huge, the layout is fabulous. We went on a Sunday afternoon and it was rather busy. The displays of everything are perfect & the space feels very lived in. Price wise this spot is up there however it's real vintage stuff. I didn't need any help however the staff seemed nice and played some good music :)

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

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.

Fantastic store! So many beautiful unique lighting fixtures…read more They also find special pieces for you and restore your antique lighting fixtures! Must see!

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!

80 Artists are creating bright, colorful, eclectic home decor items up in Aurora, NY to send to…read more57ths St in NYC, Palm Beach and Southampton. They all tie in their work with similar themes that are interwoven through tons of items.. under the guidance of a creative director. So cute are the detailed items.. that you might be tempted to pay say $475 for a throw pillow. Then again you might not. But they are selling many items.. most of all in NYC. They are relatively new to the Hampton's - only there a few months. Interesting stuff.. really cute neccessities and oddities. Dishes, mailboxes, chairs, love seats, cake holders, blankets, pillows.. etc.

The courtly check tea pot is my favorite! I found a great deal in the link below:…read morehttps://rover.ebay.com/rover/1/711-53200-19255-0/1?icep_id=114&ipn=icep&toolid=20004&campid=5338017290&mpre=http%3A%2F%2Fwww.ebay.com%2Fitm%2FMackenzie-Childs-COURTLY-CHECK-Enamel-2-Qt-Teapot-Tea-Kettle-New-%2F112244114941%3Fhash%3Ditem1a224545fd%3Ag%3AxeYAAOSwImRYQ4NW

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.

Lovely staff, great furniture at reasonable prices.A gem on the north fork of Long Island!read more