Cute little shop with trendy clothes and swimsuits. It is REALLY small and hard to walk around to…read morelook at things. I started to feel claustrophobic in there. It's expensive for what you get. I'm sure there's teenagers and women that love it here. It is cute and the staff is friendly. It's just a little too overpriced and crowded for me. It's still worth checking out if you're in town.

Customer service is incredible! I had an issue with a dress I purchased and they were able to help…read moreme out without hesitation! Will definitely be shopping here for years to come

came in inexperienced and Mark was so helpful and kind. was so patient with us as we soaked all the…read moreinformation in and made our decisions. can't wait to come back and couldn't recommend this place enough! support small businesses!!

I've been wanting a long board lately so I googled local skate shops and came across Method board…read moreshop. i wasn't gonna go but the wife said let's check i out before they close for the day so we loaded up the family abs went over. We met the owner and instantly felt 100% comfortable and at home he was very knowledgeable and personable and reminded me of something. It's way nicer dealing with a small business in person face to face, having a conversation getting all your questions answered then it is sitting at home trying to google or Amazon things. Thanks for taking the time to talk to me and the fam 100% recommended Method Board shop

As a former surfer and skater, I love to hit surf shops when I travel…read more Surfing began in the 12 th century in Polynesia according to some accounts. Cape May had this surfer heaven shop right in the heart of downtown amidst the other tourist traps. It was surprisingly stocked with decent surfing brands such as Roxy and Quicksilver .They even had a few noteworthy boards and Sun Bum sun screen. Although I won't be surfing when it is 44 degree out might take a ride when it warms up in the summer if return to Cape May. Parking is a bit of challenge around the shop . Definitely worth a stop in if walking downtown Cape May.

PROS: good quality material and a large selection to choose from. The staff is nice and the place…read moreis set up well CONS: overpriced even for its quality OVERALL: if you don't mind dropping a pretty penny this is a good spot to go to for quality merchandise

Dirty looks and broken sunglasses…read more Came into the shop looking for sunglasses. The girls at the front gave a dirty look up and down and didn't say hello never asked what we could need help with. We ended up finding a $60 dollar pair of sunglasses and left. After returning home (we are 0.3 miles away) we found out the glasses screw was coming out so after about 30 mins we went back to exchange them and were told they could not. It's disappointing how bad the customer service is here. If you don't look like them / worth their time they will not cater to you apparently. Will not be coming back

Growing up Cape May locals had Summer Sun surf shop. Now that torch has been passed to Southend…read more If you're local and you need a board or a bathing suit or some new flip flops you go to Southend.

My wife was looking for a particular soft surfboard. After calling around to various surf shops we…read morefound the one she wanted at Ocean Outfitters. Living in Upstate NY we wouldn't be able to get down there until the weekend. No problem, they held it for us until we drove down this past Saturday. When we got to the shop, it even had a slip of paper with her name on it so it wouldn't accidentally be sold. It was the last of that size and brand. And since it's now after Labor Day, I'm guessing they won't restock until next season. I don't know the guy's name behind the counter, but he did mention he's been surfing the Jersey shore over 50 years. He was amazing. He was the benchmark for awesome customer service. He set up her board with the fins and leash. Gave her a tip about securing the leash when putting the board away. He gave her all kinds of other advice and easily answered every question she threw at him. Now, to put this in perspective, we had been to a shop in Rhode Island and the guy behind the counter was trying to sell her a more advanced board that she didn't want. I told her not to get it. Get the one you want, develop your muscle memory, then get a hard board later down the road. And when I told this to the guy at Ocean Outfitters, he said "Yes! That's what we tell the people that come here for lessons." All in all a very cool experience. I would definitely be back. Will definitely check here first for any other surfing needs.

Hands down one of the best experiences my son has ever had! It's been a couple years since we've…read morebeen there but with summer soon approaching, def going back. Ask for LEO! Best instructor ever. He had my son surfing big rips in one day!

Where middle managers go when they think no one is looking. Need to trade in your Dockers for a…read morecool hemp pullover and some board shorts, Pete Smith has you covered. You'll probably still strike out on the Barcelona club scene but in southern Jersey you'll be the coolest rockin' daddy this side of your Nissan Rouge. It's a surf shop so be prepared to not care about overpaying and thank the sweet lord that you never had to break out that absurd Josh Groban concert tee that you were contemplating wearing on the beach. Not OK Boomer. Burn that sucker and score some new threads at Pete Smith's Surf Shop. Five stars for saving you from yourself. Surf's Up Pop Pop.

Horrible treatment and ignorance by the owner on an item that clearly had stains on it, was…read morepurchased as a gift and would not accept the item back. The owner blamed me for the stain and that I was the dishonest person trying to exchange it. I was mortified by the way they spoke to me and couldn't believe a business owner would be so disgusting over a $50 puce of clothing.

Great store with quality products. Customer service is top notch. Highly recommend stopping in.read more

I was gifted a Sand Jamm shirt which was too small. Going to Wildwood for another reason decided to…read morestop and exchange the shirt. This was late February or early March and fortunately the store was open. We were greeted by a person who I suspect was the owner. We explained the situation and we were totally impressed by the great treatment we received. The replacement turned out to be less expensive than the item returned and I was refunded the difference.I didn't have a receipt and no idea what the shirt cost. I thought I have to review this interaction and kept forgetting to do so. While out to diner I saw a lady wearing a Sand Jamm shirt this evening which motivated me to finally do the review. Great service should be acknowledged, thank you Sand Jamm

Best new addition to stone harbor retail Lovely Lisa, the…read moreowner, makes everyone feel special

I stopped into this shop while vacationing in Stone Harbor and found a lovely, upscale boutique…read morewith owner onsite helping some very enthusiastic customers who had found items they had not found anywhere else. The owner told me this is her 3rd location and she only recently opened in this location 2 months ago. The shop is beautifully appointed and items are displayed attractively. I purchased a really cute pair of pants at sale price, but for the most part items are unique and priced accordingly. This is a store for a discerning customer who appreciates fine things that can't be found elsewhere and is willing to pay for them. This shop has fine shoes, purses, accessories and clothing items for women. There are items for a younger demographic but the mature shopper will be very enticed by the items in the shop. The location of the shop is next to a long time Stone Harbor women's clothing store, Gingy's, Stephanie's, an upscale gift shop and the Happy Hunt, a locally themed beachwear shop. It is definitely a shop to visit when you venture off the main shopping street a block up.