I want to give a HUGE shout out to the Perkins Cove Pottery Shop. This is one of the most unique…read moreGift Shops in the world! Being a former gift shop owner myself, I have to appreciate the unbelievable selection of gifts, trinkets, bobbles and there is something for everyone. The energy & warmth when you enter into Perkins Cove Pottery Shop is similar to that warm, safe feeling when you walked into that part of your childhood that fills you with wonder!!! The customer service with Ryan & John is like non other or comparable to Apple. I encourage you all to visit and purchase one of the manny treasures you'll discover at Perkins Cove Pottery Shop! JoJo LaRiccia Somerville, MA

Perkins Cove Pottery has a variety of unique items. We spent about $300 on wall decor, plants and…read morepottery. The two guys that helped us were very friendly and helpful with our selections. Prices can be a bit high, but worth it based on uniqueness and quality.

My sisters and I were Christmas shopping this weekend and found this gem! This store is packed with…read morethoughtful gifts and has a little something for everyone! We loved the 2 owners and had such a fun time with them! They gave us a great recommendation for dinner as well! Truly enjoy finding stores where the owners are invested in their community and share the love with their customers. A must go if you are in town!

This is a place we consider to be a staple and a must-visit every time we go to Ogunquit. Quality…read moreproducts. Large variety of different items to look at. Lots of items to suit many people.

This shop has unique sweatshirts and apparel compared to other gift shops. I got a cute crew neck…read morehere, it was $60. Small shop with lots to choose from, they also carry stickers and post cards.

This is the cutest shop! It's a tiny store located in Perkin's Cove. I loved the designs -- these…read moreare not your generic shirts and sweaters. Unfortunately, the woman at the front desk was on a FaceTime call the whole time we were there. Whenever we'd ask a question, she seemed bothered, as if she were doing us a favor. It's a tiny store, yet she didn't engage with us once -- not even a hello -- outside of us asking a few questions about sizes and prices. It left us feeling uncomfortable, and we quickly left. We did not feel welcomed.

Charming shop with an eclectic, hyper-local selection of gifts and foods. The space is inviting and…read morethe staff are lovely. This is the antidote to the carbon copy t shirt shops that plague most tourist towns. The prices are in line with the curated authenticity of the items. If you are looking for classy memorabilia from your trip to Ogunquit, this is the place!

Another spectacular shopping trip today. So many unique and wonderful gift items! Everyone here…read moreso incredibly helpful and friendly... just ask! Definitely a must stop when I am in town!

I went into this business in Kennebunkport today. I was walking around the shop and taking a few…read morepictures of things that I loved before deciding what to purchase. I had planned on spending quite a bit of money in the store. The woman at the counter came up to me and very rudely told me there was no photo policy and pointed her finger in my face and then pointed to the "no photos" sign that was about the size of a business card. I started to apologize but she had already turned her back on me and walked back to the register counter. EXTREMELY RUDE. If this is how you treat your customers, good luck staying in business.

I love buying souvenirs. It's my must-do when I'm traveling. Period. But I certainly don't like the…read moredreadful shot glasses, key chains, mugs, etc. So I'm always on the look out for a bit more interesting shops that sell items that are actually great to give away- like functional souvenirs that I know folks will use: a cloth kitchen towel tagged with that area's location, a locally-made candle, a jewelry dish, etc. Not far from the Perkins Cove Draw Bridge, this is where Junebug's meets me. Whether you're shopping for yourself, family, friends or even pets, there's something eye-catching for almost everyone with a nautical style in mind. I purchased a few gifts for my Auntie-In-Law and my mom which were bagged so cute by Dawn. Thank you! Ogunquit has a lot of posh gift shops, the same way there are many "t-shirt" spots- but if there's one place you can do some serious sophisticated shopping at a small shop, it's here.

Elinor, the Manager is so wonderful and takes great care of customers and helping select the right…read moregifts. This is our go to gift shop when visiting Ogunquit and we always ask for Elinor. Beautiful gifts and shop.

Kitschy gift shop with lots of lawn ornaments, Christmas decorations no matter the season and…read moreoverpriced knick knacks. Biggest gripe is the service. Workers are rude, and downright deceitful. Found something that had a 50% off tag and went to check out. They proclaimed it was not supposed to be on sale and proceeded to say it would only be sold full price. Technically illegal, as everything should be sold at the price marked. Won't be back.

My daughter went into the store to buy me a birthday present- she is 16 with a job. Owner kicked…read moreher out. Was extremely rude.. not very welcoming place.

I just bought a ring here a few days ago but cannot remember the name of the artist who made it. I…read morehave a bracelet by her also that I bought here two years ago. I have been calling and calling the shop but no one picks up the phone even though the store is open, I rated a five because the jewelry I bought is gorgeous and the sales lady was very helpful but I'm really disappointed I cannot seem to contact them.

Terrible service the woman at the front in Kennebunkport was rude…read more I have a house in Ogunquit and have purchased numerous oil bottles but they have always been rude and they sell the oil containers e way where

The comments about staff here being rude and snobby are generous--never have I experienced a…read morebusiness where the employees seem to go out of their way to be cold and disregarding depending on the customer. Thought it was a cute store and noticed the two cashiers checking customers out before me chatting and smiling. When it was my turn their smiles literally turned into frowns and they refused to look at me / they possibly looked through me. I tried to say thank you and smile but they didn't say a word. I ended up leaving with more than $100 worth of coasters and a calendar, but the bad taste in my mouth is priceless. YMMV depending on your skin color or how you're dressed I guess.