It was my first time on Shelter Island and this was one of the places we stopped. There is so many…read morethings but also so many unique things. I enjoy going to thrift and antique stores. It was very unique experience, and Marika was very nice! I found a cute drawing prompt book. Would definitely visit again. She made my first trip to Shelter Island memorable!

Don't be confused by the 24 hour open that Yelp lists. Many of the items are always outside so I…read moresuspect that this the explanation. The shop inside the building does have hours. A unique assortment of just about everything with an emphasis on recycled furniture, carpets and other large items that might be useful. Check out the Blues Brothers statues in the parking lot and enjoy!

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!

Rich at Willow Hill ran a garage sale for my family when we sold our home. He was fantastic to work…read morewith- he worked for days to set up, did all the work on a permit and promoting, and got us way more in sales than we would have on our own, and all for a super reasonable percentage of the proceeds. I highly recommend working with Rich if you are considering holding a sale. Plus, he is as honest and kind as can be. He made the experience so that we could focus on our feelings about selling the family home, and not about stress. And the cash he got us from sales made it easy to look forward, instead of backwards. Willow Hill store is fantastically fun, too. I have a real love for folk art and unique, nostalgic pieces and Rich has a great eye.

I happened to notice this store on a drive out east to visit some wineries so we made it a point to…read morestop in. This store has a LOT of items, and they seemed reasonably priced from what I saw. Items included furniture, Knick-knacks, toys, and other random items that are all vintage. However, the store is extremely crowded which is the reason I only give it three stars. My husband and I had to alternate walking down the aisles as we both couldn't fit at a time and we were worried about knocking anything over. I noticed there was a basement too with additional items, but we didn't go down there as we were afraid how tight that space would be as well. This store has the potential to be a five star place, I think they just need to rearrange items or better display them so it is easier to move around. There were a lot of items I missed and couldn't fully observe due to too many things being piled on top of each other. It's worth a visit and you're likely to find great items

What a wonderland this is! How "Echo" could leave such a negative rating is beyond me and clearly…read moreexhibits ignorance- or at worse jealousy! This antiques store is a throwback to a time prior to EBay- when antique shops were a treasury of discovery... and shop-owners were knowledgeable , fair and extremely patient- ( especially with my husband's silly questions and ruminations). Dworkin and Daughter is a reason to come to Shelter Island!!

I had a wonderful experience at Dworkin & Daughter this morning! The owner was nothing but polite…read moreand friendly! She and I had a wonderful conversation about her shop, her items, and the sentimental value she has for them. She told me about her travels and past as well. She sold me one of her very loved pieces from her own collection so I can gift it to my mother. She was so lovely and so excited it was going to a home where it would be appreciated. This is easily the best antique shop I have had the pleasure to visit so far. I have the outmost respect for the owner and her business and anyone is lucky to get to know her!

Pretty much anything you've been searching for you can find it. Just have to have the patience to…read moresearch through everything.

Great shop. If you…read morelike curios and old books you can spend an hour or two here. Well displayed items, smart owner, relaxed browsing atmosphere. Only downside? It's over priced.

I live in California so I have yet to be able to visit the store in person but I love that I am…read moreable to shop with them virtually. The assortment of furniture, table top & textiles is absolutely perfect for our home and everyone there is so helpful over the phone, via email and on Instagram. Now they just need to open one in Marin!

Stunning decor at great prices. Love coming in here, staff is so friendly & helpful food.read more

I'm not much of a coffee connoisseur but I loved the iced latte I got from here! I also love how…read morethey give you the option of whole, oat or almond milk and there is no additional charge. I thought the price of the drink was reasonable. I tried the onion focaccia, which was enjoyable. Muffins looked like they'd be worth trying; scones looked unappealing. As for the shop, it's very cute. It contains goods from Italian artisans. All out of my price range but very nice nonetheless. I'd be curious to see if they rotate the goods. There are also numerous types of food products from Italy and tinned fish from different areas around the world.

Everything was delicious. We did shareable a and loved the octopus as my favorite. Also really…read moreenjoyed the flank steak. We didn't have a waiter at first so took a little to order but after that service was great. Overall a wonderful experience. Also aesthetic and atmosphere was calming & beautiful.

At the beginning of the North Fork in Jamesport right on Main Rd.(which runs as far east as…read moreGreenport) is the Jamesport Country Store. There since the 70s, 45 years in biz, it has even older antiques out front including an antique car, and gas pump. Inside a variety store and ideal for grabbing a quick gift for someone or yourself. They have some locally made items as well as some jarred treats in from Pennsylvania. I picked up a super cool warm hat better than available at any of the shops I've seen at nice stores. I went in looking for some cool candy canes for a tree, but found other things instead. Worth stopping at when touring the North Fork.

Driving on the north fork of Long Island, how can you not fall in love with the super cute…read moreJamesport Country Store?? Driving by you'll see Mums-Flowers for sale as well as other country items proudly on display. Its great to have such curb appeal! Once inside, you'll see jams and assorted jellies, taffy and chocolate candies as well as other assorted household knick knacks. If you're driving by, stop in and browse!