This is a fabulous store. I came across if after getting my hair done and the owner offered some…read moregreat suggestions. I was looking for Cape Cod-themed items for my wedding gift bags. I found Salt Water Taffies for all of my guests and personal gifts for my parents and ushers. They have really cute mugs, glasses, shells that can be used to hold jewelry, soaps, pictures of Cape Cod, buoys, coasters, etc. They have great Cape Cod themed items and will customize many of their items without an additional fee. I went in to pick up my order and realized I needed a few more gifts. The owner suggested personalizing them AND they even offered to deliver them since they knew I was so busy getting the final details of my wedding together. Could not be more impressed with their service.

Walking into the store reminds me of walking into a painting of its own. A world of peace,…read moreelegance, and practicality. I've been using J.Miller Pictureframer now for several years and I've always found their work to be creative, artistic and having the frame that is just right for whatever picture I may be asking to be framed. The store has an atmosphere of its own and the owner is most professional and courteous, with many years of experience to help guide you in the selection of that perfect frame. I've also discovered that if the owner doesn't have exactly what you're looking for,he'll tell you that and may give you a suggestion to guide you in a most helpful direction. It is my experience that they're always looking out for the customer. So for all your framing needs I hope you'll check out this fine establishment.

Very nice, high quality work. Very pleased with the service and especially the leisurely…read moreconsultation to decide on the optimum framing solution.

Wampanoag Trading Post&Gallery is far from the main drag of Mashpee Commons. It's beside some other…read moresmall galleries, and the large CVS. It's a welcome addition to the Mashpee Commons, offering Native arts and crafts. You can get chapstick that's "fry bread grease", Seminole oven mitts, a jigsaw puzzle with facts about the Wampanoag. They've even begun a collection of superheroes if they were Native. There was recently a display celebrating the 400th anniversary of Plymouth, discussing the relationships between the Pilgrims&the Wampanoag. They have stickers, music CDs, books. The offerings always vary. For its small size, it offers a lot. The service is friendly&helpful. One can even find a second place winner from Santa Fe's Indian Market- https://www.facebook.com/WampanoagTradingPost/photos/a.105324564589722/121595216295990/?type=3&theater The Wampanoag Trading Post is Mashpee Commons' hidden treasure.

Visited today a little more than a week after it opened for the first time July 10. This is a…read moresmall but welcoming space with a wide range of art and gift items created by local and other Native American artists and craftspeople. There is also a small exhibit on Native American and Massachusetts history. We bought a print for us, and a necklace made with wampum as a gift.

Greeting Cards and knickknacks line the shelves of this little store. Need a gag gift for that…read more"over the hill" party? Neither do I. But I did need a calligraphy pen and they had several colors and nib sizes. Candles? Yes. Angel statues? Of course! Beanie babies? Dude.

I purchased a ceramic mug for my sister for her birthday. The mug was a hand painted blue hydrangea…read morepiece that cost me $29.95. After one hand wash the mug cracked and no longer held liquid so we contacted the store for a return. "No problem" the owner said just bring it back. After multiple attempts dealing with cashiers who did not know how to do returns, including having my credit card charged again by accident I finally was able to reorder the mug with the owner and gave the store the damaged mug back in January. This morning I went to pick up her new mug. The owner greeted me and immediately questioned how the mug was damaged. I explained the hand washing with a crack etc and he said "I showed the mug to the artist and they just shook their head saying in no way was this damaged from just water. There were multiple chips in the mug which you did not describe". At this point I felt he was questioning my integrity as if I was trying to get something for free. I explained I live in town, and would not lie about how the mug was damaged. He said "Our return policy is very liberal and we've been dealing with this artist for four years and they wouldn't make this up." The fact is the store had the mug in their possession for over a month and I'm sure it was tossed to the side and perhaps chipped or the water weakened the mug to where it chipped whatever. Regardless of how it was damaged just replace it no big deal! So now I'm visibly upset and tell him again I wouldn't lie about this, and that this isn't worth the argument over a mug. He then slams the new mug on the counter and asks me to leave and never shop there again. He then comes from behind the counter and ushers me out of his store telling me to never come back. What kind of person does this to a customer? Especially a mother with a baby? I left in tears with a stupid mug I don't even want anymore after being treated so poorly by him and his staff. Later I found the mug artist online and called them directly and found out they had already given him a new mug for free and had no problem replacing it regardless of how it was damaged. They apologized for this man's actions and offered their products directly to me if I ever wanted in the future. I'm going to return the new mug and I don't even want my money back. He can have my $30 if it means so much to him and he can also resell a mug he got comped to make another $30. Thanks George Bagley.