Antiques near Eastham, MA
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7 locations found near Eastham
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2390 State Highway, Eastham MA 02642
“Interesting place! Its a mix of a hippie shop, antique store, and a outdoor garden store all at once. Be warned its a little cramped and it is not accessible friendly”
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1199 Main Street, Brewster MA 02631
“This is an incredible shop owned by great people! Ken & Clay are amazing people and so kind. I wish I lived in the area to visit again, this place was the highlight of our vacation!”
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26 Main Street, Orleans MA 02653
“amazing selection of vintage records priced from 6-13 dollars. all true vintage clothing mostly 80s, also well priced, and they do have a dressing room! they also have great furniture.”
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1134 Main Street, Chatham MA 02633
“Love love love this place Every time I visit the Cape I stop here and pick up something to bring home!! The owner is quite lovely! Been coming here yearly the past 4 years (at least twice a year) Hoping she is open next Spring ‘26!! Highly recommend you stop by!”
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1589 Main St Front, Brewster MA 02631
“I have been going to see wayne since he was not on Cape Cod he was in Westborough Mass. It's one of the few real antique shops still around . Everything is real and he is extremely knowledgeable. I still remember many of the items I have bought from him over the years and had them so long that they wore out”
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1793 Main St, Brewster MA 02631
“We antiqued, thrifted, and picked our way around the mid-cape and Vintage Trader's was by far our favorite of the trip! The owner was so chill and she had such a great variety of estate and costume jewelry, antiques, collectibles, and even curated and vintage clothes! We will definitely be back!”
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51 US-6, Wellfleet MA 02667
“So this was a difficult one for me. We've b been coming to wellfleet ever summer for over a decade and the drive in is a must stop. The nostalgia of it, from the screen to the original speakers for the cars (they still work! But they use the radio for true sound). The costs keep going up. You can offset it by bringing your own snacks and drinks though we all know the kids will want to get something there. A family of 5 will spend $70 to get in and another $50+ or so at the snack bar assuming you don't get fried foods they offer. Definitely cheaper than a regular theater but not by much. Still worth going but just not sure for how much longer.”
