This is such a cute boutique and I love all of the fashion pop ups they offer. My favorite place to…read moreshop in Sag Harbor when I visit my friend there in the summer. The little barn is chic and the outdoor garden area is perfect for relaxing with a beverage after shopping.

The shop's curation is so impressive and the selection of home goods, jewelry, clothes, and…read morekitchenware is beautiful. The coffee is great and find it to be a great place to bring friends and family. The building was built in 1797 and is a very welcoming environment

My husband and I bought a house on Shelter Island, a ferry ride from Sag Harbor, just before the…read morepandemic, and filled our immediate needs at In Home. And as the weeks and months went on, kept going back for more - kitchen utensils, dishes and glasses, sheets and pillows, napkins and placemats - you name it. The owner was forever gracious and helpful. I am mystified by negative reviews. Our experience was never anything but great.

The store has everything one needs for the home as well as wonderful items for gifts. The…read moredepartments include: bar accessories, kitchen items, frames, furniture, bedding, towels, tableware etc....as I said EVERYTHING!! The service is super..just ask and help is on the way. Want to just browse..no one bothers you. I have furnished my home here and always find the perfect gifts. Do stop in to IN HOME and enjoy the experience.

Hudson Grace is a lovely little jewel of a Home décor and gift shop nestled in the beautiful scenic…read moreoceanside town of Sag Harbor in the Hamptons. The shop originated in California: San Francisco, Palo Alto, Santa Barbara and Montecito. I was thrilled to see them out here in the Hamptons. You'll discover many exquisite curated, unique, lovely and fun items! Enjoy!

This place is filled with crystals. Helpful staff and good value…read more I highly recommend

PERMANENTLY CLOSED!!! Loved this store but it's no longer…read morethere. Used to have a fun mash up of shells, crystals, framed butterflies, tablecloths, summer dresses and some odds and ends. Sadly it closed a few months ago.

A nice little shop with some great toys and unique gifts. The ladies that run the store were…read morefriendly and helpful. They wrapped our birthday gift and we felt like the store has an old world charm. Not sure why there are some negative experiences list, but if you come in with an attitude it will not be tolerated and rightfully so! It is the Hamptons so the prices reflect the environment. I would make this shop a regular destination when walking on Main Street.

So rude! Walked in holding a coffee (that had a lid) and was rudely told to step out OR place my…read moredrink in the "drink basket" while I shopped. As if! I am so shocked that you would ask a grown adult to leave a TOY STORE because they have a drink. I walked in a number of other clothing stores for that matter and was not asked once to leave because of my drink. Do they seriously expect me to leave my drink unattended in a "drink basket". These women are crazy. Didn't read the other reviews until after the fact but this place doesn't deserve any business if you ask me! My mom decided to shop around a little and they were even rude to her when she asked simple questions about items for sale. NEVER going here again.

Just visited this place for the first time today! The owner Stephanie is super-nice and has a lot…read moreof great products for sale. Soy candles, handmade soaps and glassware, nautical-themed baby clothing and linens, birdhouses, and lots of other great items! Come check it out for very unique gift ideas! I will definitely be back to visit!

What to do on a rainy day in Southold go to Main St and shop at the small businesses. Beacheeky is…read morea fun place to check out. Nice selection of local beachy artwork and jewelry. Also beach clothing and great gift items. We bought a wine umbrella for a friend and beach glass earrings. Some items priced on the higher end for local artists work but also many reasonably priced stuff. I'll be back soon for that cool umbrella stand.

Great local shop with awesome apparel to home decor, jewelry and much more! Friendly and helpful…read moreowner and staff... Can't say enough about Beacheeky, there's something for everyone in there, even mens apparel! Make it a stop to shop when you're out on the east end of Long Island!

Absolutely beautiful high quality merchandise... Women's clothing, jewelry, accessories. Really…read morenice friendly outgoing sales people who were there and happy to help you. I go at least once a week to see what's new, with my two little terrier dogs who are most welcome to visit.

I absolutely LOVE this place! The clothes are super stylish, high quality and affordable as well as…read morebeing displayed in a way that makes shopping enjoyable. The staff members are also friendly and approachable. Especially, Kayleigh, who was extremely professional and helped me find the PERFECT outfit. DJ Hart is without a doubt one of the BEST hidden gems in Sag harbor!

I love home decor. I like changing pillow covers/pillows seasonally, sometimes rugs too. Bedding,…read moreas well. I have had to rely on stores like HomeGoods for kitchen gadgets, flower pots, garden stuff, sheets, towels, etc, since Tuesday Morning closed their stores. HomeSense has a large selection of furniture, lamps, art, and other accessories, as well as kitchenware. This particular time, I was on a mission. I needed a fabric-covered lidded box in navy and white. The search had so far proved fruitless. Marshall's had one box, in sage green with peach flowers. I went to HomeSense, and they had a blue and white lidded box! They also had gluten-free Italian pasta! I looked at the framed art, because I need a frame (not art) in a particular size for a canvas painting, but there wasn't one in the size that I needed. It's generally less expensive to buy framed art on clearance, keep the frame, and donate the art, than it is to buy an empty frame elsewhere. Strange but true. On a previous visit, I found two battery-operated wall sconces, which were exactly what I needed for my dining room. I also found some pink flamingo things, which were inexpensive and irresistible. I was also looking for one tier curtain, but they only had floral sets. I may have to sew one myself. They did have a huge selection of curtain panels. I spoke with one associate and the cashier, and they were both very pleasant. Prices are generally very reasonable, and they usually have a great selection of almost everything. It's similar to HomeGoods, but has much more furniture and lamps. There were some beautiful leather club chairs, which I may be able to use in the future. Hopefully they'll have some when I go back.

Another in the endless sea of suburban discount home goods stores. My wife loves cruising through…read morethese places and is able to find useful housewares, furniture and accessories. It's hit or miss and requires multiple visits to find things that fit the bill. As far as I'm concerned, spending time in a store like this is like being consigned to one of Dante's circles of hell. I'm not the target audience, though. If you like cruising and schmoozing and are patient, go for it. They should have a husband's area that serves stiff drinks and shows sports on big screen TVs.