Great little shop with a bunch of cool stuff. New gibsons, vintage stuff, and guitars at every…read moreprice point. Definitely worth a look!

This is my 2nd time renting guitars from Jubilee Music while in the Outer Banks. This is a service…read morethat is usually only offered by big box stores like Guitar Center and the price tag to do so is also usually very high. So great to have a true local shop offering rentals of extremely high quality at a true "locals" price! Anything you'd like, you can find it there. On my 1st visit I actually had to ask "can I rent that guitar?" Brand new Fender acoustic $25 for the week. Got the same one plus another on this trip. If you've got musical needs while in OBX, look no further. Tom's and his crew are the best and will take care of you like family. See ya next year!

Bottom Line: A lovely store in the Scarborough Lane Shoppes featuring items made in NC and friendly…read morestaff. Tar Heel Trading Co. is full of lovely items made by artisans and craftsman from North Carolina and other parts of the United States. I spent a good bit of time in here admiring pottery, Christmas ornaments, soaps and such. My very favorite items were tiny little animals made out of pottery. I wish I could remember the artist as they are super adorable and their little pottery faces make me smile. I already have a few that I bought at a local pottery shop near my home so I didn't add any pottery pets to my collection but I sure did love looking at them! The employee working at Tar Heel Trading Co. was very welcoming and engaging but not in an overbearing way. Overall, shopping here was a very lovely experience and this is a great place to buy some high quality, genuinely made in NC items.

6/26/20 Hand sanitizer was provided when you enter the…read morestore. Masks or cover ups are required before entering the establishment. I found myself thinking about a new glass for myself, but decided against that. Still I enjoyed learn about the fish chiseled glass. The makers have all of their fish swimming in one direction except one. This has become the trademark of their chiseled glass art. The owner was down to earth very helpful. Hope to visit her store again one day.

Definitely more of a collectible/ antique store, not a thrift store. Huge selection of interesting…read moreitems - like matchbooks, art, glass figurines, dishes, toys, etc. no clothes or thrift store prices. If you are a collector, this is a must stop. I, however, am not - probably won't go back but it's just not what I was looking for. Still a neat place though, jiggled a lot of memories for me seeing all those antiques!

Beach, please! This prices are higher than waves in the ocean and the kites in the sky! The store…read morewas organized and had a lot of toys and collectibles, a small Disney section, a Raggedy Anne shelf, etc. The dishes and kitchenware was way overpriced. Especially the Fiesta. I have lots of Fiesta and her prices are ridiculously high. I guess she's targeting tourists.

Bottom Line: Trendy, typical beach souvenirs sold in a cramped store by indifferent staff…read more I have not been a huge fan of Farmer's Daughter in the past but I thought I would give it a whirl again this year. The store is mainly packed full of trendy and typical beach souvenirs and clothing but there are some exceptions. I put the stacks of Salt Life, Fish Hippie and Simply Southern tshirts in the trendy/typical category. Some of the nicer items that caught my item were Yeti containers, Southern Tide menswear and Cobian flip flops. In the past I have been a big fan of Farmer's Daughters jewelry but that wasn't very shoppable this time around as it was hard to get to the cases. With the challenges that COVID-19 have created for small businesses I tried to give them a fair shake while vacationing in the Outer Banks for a few weeks but Farmer's Daughter left me disappointed. The store was just as cramped as ever with merchandise spilling over into the aisles. And the employees were less than welcoming. One employee pushed past me, literally, to get back to her restocking task at the jewelry counter. And the employee who rang me up only said four words - "twenty-seven seventy-four."

This is one of me and my group's favorite shop. They have the cutest stuff. The items in the shop…read moredon't feel cheap. The girls working there are constantly working hard to keep everything clean and nice looking. I even got a free shirt for spending a certain amount. You have to stop here!

excellent selection of cool clothing, staff was very helpful. I like to pop in periodically and…read morecheck the inventory.

One of my favorite vintage shops anywhere. I go there ever time I am in Outer Banks. Can even…read moresometimes find designer pieces.

Nice little store off the main road. Staff was kind. The kids found Need-oh there (which my wife…read morewas having a hard time finding in the area). Seemed like a good card selection too, though I didn't have time to poke around much. I'm glad we popped in.

The man behind the register was very kind and asked everyone where they were traveling from, which…read moreto me, showed a genuine desire to connect with his customers. There are beautiful, dainty necklaces, earrings, etc. here. This is definitely not a cheap beach jewelry store. What you will get is sterling silver, real gems, and simply gorgeous pieces. We will definitely come back

It's all in the lining. If you see pretty things, you may want them. If you see shiny things on the…read morecases, you can buy them. If you see gold and diamonds you must have them. It's all in the Silver Lining. On this day of days, we stopped by to see what the store had to offer. I saw one dainty little necklace that could be for a young girl or baby, but did not by it. I have no kids or nieces worthy of such a gift. Besides, they have grown out of the cutesy fartsy faze already. Nevertheless, the work someone did on the peices of art did not pass my eyes without appreciation for the fine details. The staff were polite, but not overly enthusiastic about us being there. It seemed to me at least they enjoyed each other's company than the guests arriving in their store. Nevertheless, I will keep this place in mind for my next book, or find a better location.

Great little outlet place to kill some time when it's hot or when you need a break from the beach…read more Lots of the usual stores here (Gap, Aerie, Vera Bradley, LOFT), but I have to highlight a local, small business, The Salty Seahorse. She is all the way on one end, so don't miss this spot. Lot's of cute items and local art to purchase and she was so sweet and helpful. Go support her and pick up something amazing. The other shops had pretty great deals, but I wanted to spotlight that one. There are some food options there too, pizza and burgers so you can grab a drink or something to eat.

Not your typical outlet mall...at least not anymore. The first thing you will notice is that this…read moreis on the smaller side, at least when it comes to outlet malls. You can tell that this was built for the area and took into consideration that this will not always be busy, especially during offseason. There aren't many options when it comes to variety. Mostly all the stores offer some type of clothing, aiming for the beach. Splash in some eateries, a shoe store, and high end souvenir shop, then you basically just formulated this place. Ample parking here, and I dare to say that there isn't a rush to come here. A lot of parking goes unused here as there really isn't much to make you want to come here. You would think that there would be better variety, but here we are years down the road and things change.