I had to stop in and stock up on honey for the summer. A friend who had never been here loved the place. I'm surprised there aren't more reviews for it -- or maybe it's more of a locals' place and the tourists aren't in on it yet. It has a nice curb appeal, too.

This time around, I got their Coffee Blossom, a Hawaiian-style honey that goes well with coffee or black tea, or pork/chicken. I also got a jar of fieldstone honey made in nearby Yarmouth. They're both delicious.

I LOVE this shop. So many high-quality items related to bees and honey, housed in a yellow antique Cape Cod. In addition to a great selection of honey, there's mead, candles, jewelry, lotions, balms, teas, textiles, clothing, pottery, books, specialty foods, and lots of home decor and kitchen items. The active bee hive viewed through glass is fascinating to look at (even if you have a bee phobia, haha). I got the Honey Rainbow sample box (four small jars of the shop's favorite varietal honeys), a beeswax luminary globe with pressed flowers, and two tins of Harney and Sons teas. The customer service was wonderful and the prices were very reasonable. I'm not easily impressed, but this first-time visit to the Honey Exchange exceeded all expectations.

Who knew that folks passionate about honey could have a mecca? Outstanding variety on sale here, with knowledgeable staff behind the counter. Recipes galore and scrumptious honey from an astounding variety of places. Ask to look at the active hive they have doing their thing under glass at checkout...great for kids you might want to educate about bees.

Cute little shop, we stopped in briefly. Was kinda hoping for more local items. Good if passing buy, not worth an extra trip