Open year round, it's one of our go to places to browse for antiques. Only place I have found that…read morehas a large assortment of Christmas statues and lights. See the picture. Plenty of parking on both sides of the building.

As with all vendor malls, it depends on the vendors. I did buy a couple of things but 60-70% of the…read morevendors offered junk at high prices. Wouldn't likely go back.

My wife and I needed to spend some time before Scoop Deck opened and antique store was located…read moreclose by. One of many antique shops in the nearby area. Worker welcomed us in and thanked us when leaving so friendly staff. We did not end up buying anything this visit but enjoyed our time browsing. They have many different sellers with areas inside. They also have a large variety of items so everyone who stops in will appreciate some of the items. Prices seemed decent with some stuff not seeming to be worth it, but that's my opinion of not being interested in some items. They had old toys, furniture, home decor, glassware, kitchen stuff, and so much more. I also overheard the staff telling a handful of people they get new stuff everyday so every visit will lead to new finds. Also overheard that it sounds like they may only accept cash as someone asked to leave their stuff so they could go grab cash. So that is important to keep in mind. Lastly, they also had a banner on the store mentioning they won silver award for antiques in the Best of 207 awards. So personally I think it's worth a visit even if you don't want to buy and just browse.

Great place to browse and find different items. Large parking lot on front for easy access. Store…read moreis aisled lengthwise with many venders. Lot of items from different eras and various subjects. Look close enough and you will find some good items.

Large variety of goods displayed nicely. More importantly, this shop supports a no-kill shelter and…read moreadoption center.

This has a lot of very reasonably priced offerings! There is even a sale rack with clothing for $1,…read morewhich is hard to find in this part of Maine. However, the cat litter odor and dust in there are very strong - would not recommend for anyone with cat allergies! They are dog-friendly though, which is great.

This shop has the most exquisite array of antiques. The best I have ever seen! The owner has…read moreclearly been collecting the best for nearly a century

One of the absolute best antique shops in New England. The…read moreimmense selection of period furniture, lighting, and accessories is truly impressive. Beautifully displayed and curated, it's a treat to see. Unlike another reviewer, I find Ric Jorgensen's exuberance about his collection very refreshing and a testament to his knowledge. One of the last of the great REAL antique shops left. I would not miss.

Very nice, clean, large, and interesting shop to walk around and browse for items. Last time we…read morewere here we saw a couple cats relaxing around but today I guess they are mostly kept in their rooms. Very wide variety of Oren's to chooses from.

5 stars for this place!! I have been both a customer and a donor to this shop. I find the entire…read moreoperation to be really well run. I have found some really great items at the store and I love to just wander around. I visit this location about once a month! They also have some cats on site and it's really fun to peek in on them and send them a little bit of love. I have also dropped off donation items here, and the drop off process is very easy and the folks receiving the items are very sweet (and even complementary!) about everything I brought. I highly recommend this store, plus it's icing on the cake that all of the proceeds go to caring for the animals. It doesn't get any better than that if you ask me. :)

This particular antique place is a collection of 9 stores/buildings with separate owners. You can…read morepark in front of one and easily walk from one to the next and so on and so on. Each shop has their own unique antiques and I would even say some oddities to browse and potentially purchase. We visited all except for one that appeared to not be open currently. We did not buy anything from any of them. Every store did have something that was worth pointing out to my wife or her pointing out to me. Often we would look at the price tag and that would change our tune. I understand especially older items can be very valuable especially larger ones we spotted, but I feel a lot of other antique shops I have visited you'll find some reasonable prices. Not really the case for any of the shops here honestly! None of the owners were unfriendly but a few did seem to lack much of a warm welcoming despite being slower business wise. But similar to my review for one specific shop in this set of 9 (Breakaway Design & Antiques) the prices is the real reason for the four stars instead of five. You may find something worth buying that catches your eye but you'll pay top dollar and maybe even more than its value. I appreciate the antique stores that you may find a good deal at more than ones like this.

This was one of the nicest vintage shops we visited for the day. I would say it was easily the most…read moreorganized by stalls and every seller seemed to keep things neater than most spots. Also had the largest variety of offerings and prices appeared to be decent. If you browse the entire shop everyone could find something that would interest them. My wife and I were in more of a browsing mindset and did not buy anything this visit. The photos I posted only shows a small selection of what was available. Some of the sellers had their Etsy stores mentioned as well if you enjoyed their offerings but wanted something slightly different they may offer. Also the staff when we walked in greeted us which was not the case for all the spots we visited. That added touch makes you feel more welcome. If you really went slow you could spend a long while looking at everything they have to offer here. If you are going down or up route 1 especially antique shopping this is a must visit. One of many in the area but one of the best we visited!

Nice shop next to the multiple strip mall styled antique shops. Forgot their old name but they must…read morehave be owners. Still expanding as they are building their last section of booths. Good variety of items. A little hard to navigate as their aisle is off. Lot of end aisles where you have to turn around and go back. Staff were friendly and helpful.

Visiting this place never gets old. So many people visit for the estate jewelry and there are so…read moremany people who visit for the Christmas decorations and then some. Quality items. I leave poor every time. Very well decorated and lots to choose from. You have to look up, down and walk by areas multiple times so you "try" to see everything. It's a small area and Rusty utilizes every little space with some treasure. If you see something you like, buy it, because it will be gone and good luck finding the item, again. Trust me. I made that mistake ONCE! You get what you pay for. Quality products.

I have bought a lot of Christmas decorations over the years. Went back this June after an an 18…read moremonth absence and purchased a new Russian Santa and a Halloween fairy for my daughter. The selection is awesome and Rusty is super helpful, as are the rest of the staff. Can't wait to return in November!

The absolute best. We spend 7 to 10 days in Maine every year and I love going to this flea market…read more I always seem to find some great things.

In a word... Lame. To be fair, early May. But man -- sparse…read morevendors. Wayyy overpriced goods. Not a lotta creative juice. Hit the antiques building next door instead .

I did a Maine road trip with my mother, mainly sticking to the coastal line. We found Queen Anne's…read moreLace on our first trip and met Joanne. While I understand the other reviews, I feel like if you just accept a bit of absurdity on your way in, you'll have a much better time! We went back specifically to see Joanne on our last trip, and she was zany as ever. Yes, she's an absolute *character*, but I do think she means well. She's just the kind of lady who likes things in a particular way -- we also touched things we apparently weren't supposed to! But she has some fantastic stories for some of her permanent pieces, and that alone is worth the stop. (Be sure to ask about the vintage Disney figurines she has, because the story is incredible!) Overall, we'll be back on our next trip. It wouldn't be a trip through Maine without seeing Joanne

Queen Anne's Lace is one of my favorite destination shops in Wells, Maine or even the whole sea…read morecoast and I especially enjoy visiting with the shop ownr Joanne. She is a little zany and eccentric and does tell stories about her inventory and her properties but that's what I like, she's not boring and snooty like most other shop owners in the area, she's very personable! Her life stories are incredible! Over the years I've purchased many coveted treasures here, some antiques, some not.. and that's okay, she has a vast variety of merchandise between her locations, she has something for everyone. I especially like her no cell phones in the store policy.. after all who wants to hear ringing phones and other peoples conversations while shopping.. I don't and I'm sure she doesn't either. As far as "hating kids" as stated in the other reviews... probably not the case... maybe she just doesn't want them handling and fouling up her merchandise. She only takes cash.. no problem with that either. Personally I'm surprised to read all the hateful reviews of Queen Anne's Lace, because I highly recommend this shop and shop fabulous owner! Thanks for offering such amazing finds at such affordable prices, Joanne! I'll be in for a visit soon!