The woman who works there is the sweetest person ever. My friend bought a sweatshirt from a shop…read moredown the road, but saw a better one in this store. She went back to the store she bought the first sweatshirt, but they wouldn't let her return it. She was super sad, and when she came back to Beachcomber, the kind woman overheard the story and gave her the new sweatshirt for free. She is super kind and knows her products, marking them at a super duper reasonable price and choosing to sell things from companies (eg pura vita) that provide jobs to people in poverty in other countries. Everyone should stop by this store, and remember to spread the kindness that she showed my friend in your day-to-day life

My all-time favorite boutique in the neighborhood. The shop owner, Virginia, has wonderful taste…read moreand is very stylish. Great end of season sale going on now. Definitely a fun place to shop!!

I don't consider myself to be a prude or cheap, but a look around here and I saw some absolutely…read moreinsane prices. $138 for an Eddie Bauer shirt? $45 for a standard BI t-shirt? Yeah, I'm good shopping elsewhere. The staff was friendly, I'll give them that, but even as someone that lives comfortably, I was shook by the prices.

Came in to buy something and walked right out. The salesgirls all had their phones in hand and were…read morein a deep conversation. Not one asked if they could help me or simply said hello. Poor customer service. I'd advise no one buying anything there. Sorry Charlie.

Bonnie & Clyde is good for summer clothing, bathing suits and fun shoes. They even have decent…read moreselection of designer jeans and if you go towards the end of the summer they usually have some great sales. Whenever I'm in Block Island I pop in here to pick up a last minute piece. But don't bother going here if you want Block Island gear like hats, tees, sweatshirts, etc. They don't carry that kind of stuff.

I go to Block Island all the time and always make the time to go into B & C. They have an awesome…read moreselection of Lilly Pulitzer shorts, bathing suits and even some great stuff from Free People. I wish they had one on the CT shoreline. If you ever find something you love that they are out of in your size, just ask Kelly or one of the other girls - they are all lovely and very helpful.

Decent cost and quality of clothing was better compared to other shops. They also have Shot…read moreglasses. Service was Quick and I spent some time in the shop browsing around for buys.

Another great little shop on the Island across from the ferry. Really something for everyone here…read more I only give them 4 stars however, as the bags they put the merchandise in are flimsy. Mine literally was disintegrating by the time I got 1/4 of mile down the road. Luckly it was one of my last stops so it was a minor inconvenience rather than completely handicapping me.

We love that the owner has started a "branding" for Block Island. The store has a fun and creative…read moreselection of t-shirts, stickers, and other items with the Blockstar motif. Stopping in to see what's new is a must. Friendly staff as well.

This was my favorite store on block island. First, the staff were great. She was so nice. We had a…read moregreat conversation and she was willing to help find items or answer any questions I had. The pricing varies which was great for all shoppers. It wasn't all super expensive. The sold so many different items. Things from housewares, pillows, bags, jewelry, trinkets, frames and so much more. Their location is just off the Ferry. You see it when you are on the street. So it's a great location. Overall this is such a cute tiny store that packs a good about in it.

A shack with…read more stuff The Glass Onion has been around for a while, at least a decade, maybe two. It was never a very impressive looking place and over the years it has deteriorated a bit. But that's all right, the wear just adds character to it. The first thing you notice is that it's small and very cramped. No AC in this place and on hot days it definitely gets stuffy. The inside has an old and exotic smell to it but combined with the salt air makes for a very pleasant experience. There isn't really enough room inside the small building so the stuff inside frequently overflows onto the street. The merchandise at The Glass Onion is eclectic to say the least. Different items and curiosities from around the world and from local Rhode Island artists and craft people. The inventory is always changing and every time you visit it is a new experience with cool clothes, shoes, jewelry, rugs, books, bags, soaps, baskets and strange and unique art all stuffed into the tiny edifice. The Glass Onion is definitely a store that marches to a different drummer. No attempt at luring people inside with pretty signs or slogans and just getting into the store can be a challenge at times. But once inside a unique adventure awaits. The Glass Onion is just a shack, but a very, very cool shack.