Yes, it's a small Walmart in a small Maine town. However, it is my store of choice. Keeping in mind…read morethat it is not a Super Walmart, I find that it has everything on my list, just not as much of it! The staff are very helpful; instead of pointing and saying over there, they will actually take you to the area containing the product(s) you want or need. If I feel the need to go to a 250,000-square-foot superstore, I will drive the 75 miles to get there. I think it is very sad that people "from away" feel it necessary to "b***h" about things that aren't like what they have at home.

Good lord, just don't even bother. This place is just a mutant Dollar General. Whatever you need,…read morethey probably won't have it. Do yourself a favor, get in your car and drive to Bangor. After spending 20 minutes searching for six different items that they don't have we parked the cart with three things in it that weren't really the other three things I was looking for. Never again.

My whole extended family is in love with this place! It is a must stop any time we are up at my…read moreDad's lake house. It is a surplus store, like a Big Lots, but with a huge clothing and shoe section, and also a hardware store in the basement. I don't think I've ever left empty-handed. I've gotten designer label clothes for under 10 bucks...for instance a purple dress I bought recently for 7.88 that I get complimented on every time I wear it. I've gotten 1.00 name brand underwear. Half price hair care products. We have a 10.00 Yankee Swap every 4th of July and this is the best place to find the most random, tacky item ever. I am not a big shopper, but it is a fun kind of shopping because the low price tags are always a nice surprise. Perfect place to go on a rainy day in Lincoln.

I am updating my review from a few years ago just to add some pictures I took recently, as I hadn't…read morerealized there weren't any already added. My earlier review, brief as it was, still sums up my positive opinion of Reny's, a truly Maine chain of stores where I have shopped dozens of times without a single negative experience. There is street parking and a small parking lot to the left of the store. They also have a passport activity you can use as a day trip experience, whereby you are given a passport to bring to all or some of the branches around the state and have them stamped and signed by an employee. You get a prize halfway through the 19 stores and another at the end. To quote the chain's public relations, it is part of the Maine Adventure!

I've heard about Reny's over the years but had never been to one of their stores. We just moved…read moreback to New England and decided to stop by. What a gem! Reminds me of Woolworth's or Grants back in the 60s and 70s. A lot of variety, nice clean store and we found some snack items that we hadn't seen before. Two large floors of decent quality clothing, house wares, toys, dry goods and personal care items. Great store and friendly staff. We will go again.

Ok. It's Sunday afternoon in Maine and you need a plumbing part. A Walmart is probably the only…read morething open. They had my part and I was able to fix my problem quickly. Previous review still stands. Would appreciate brighter lighting.

Best Walmart ever! Great staff who go out of their way to be extremely helpful! I have lived here…read morefor twenty years, and have never had any experiences even close to what Thomas B. was describing. In this time of shipping delays, they are doing their best to keep their shelves well-stocked. The store is very clean and well-maintained, and they work hard to make it a great shopping experience!

If you don't already know this, Marden's is a discount store with several locations throughout…read moreMaine. I love a bargain and this place is a bargain hunters dream. Since moving here 2 years ago this has become my favorite place to shop. Most of what they sell is salvage and overstock from other stores which most of the time means that if boxes are crushed or torn, packages have been opened, companies have changed the labeling on products or if they just have too much stock on hand, you will save BIG by purchasing at Marden's. Some of my finds have been: -Interior paint for $5, selling for $15 elsewhere -Vitamins, supplements & OTC meds for 30-60% less -End of season clothing on clearance for $5 or less -Popular hair appliances for about 50% off -Skincare and hair products for about 50% off -Foods for about 50% off -Home decor & kitchen items for about 50-75% off If you are a bargain shopper then you will love this place, be careful though because they don't have regular inventory, so you can't count on something still being there the next time you come in. Their catchy jingle will play in your head if you miss out on something: "I should have bought it when I saw it at Marden's"

Great store with large selection and low prices on most things. Has foods, pets, hardwares,…read morefurniture, clothes, shoes and almost everything.

Reny's brings to my mind the old department stores that I now miss, such as Zayre's or Mammoth Mart…read more(or nowadays the equivalent Walmart), where you can find nearly everything you want, from jigsaw puzzles to travel cups to game-playing dice. But the search is easier without the vast expanse of those other department stores I named above. I have found the people are friendly and helpful also. We have a branch in our home town, and this one seems familiar and comfortable in its Reny's "brand." We went there because we are playing their Passport adventure, visiting every store in Maine for winter fun.

I'm always baffled when gems like these don't already have a review…read more Reny's is...how do I put this... Reny's is like a 365-day yard sale. Every once in a while you'll strike gold by finding an expensive product at a deep discount. The place smells like plastic, the cashiers have to wear vests, and they have signs everywhere that read, "smile, you're on camera!" in what I can only assume is an attempt at both underhanded humor and simultaneous theft deterrent.

Auto service, do not go there. I move to NB from ON. Insurance requires car report. CT failed my…read moretires with 1/6 tread above wear bar. Mechanic would not talk to me or show me. Tires cost $1600. Would not allow me to show them what i want checked, and they did not fix it or identify it on inspection report, created another problem with a working light. Now I have a new error code. What a waste of money and time!

went to get a warranty on a car battery and was led on a wild goose chase. i was told 4 different…read morethings from 4 workers, they all contradicted what the other had said. everyone looked at me like i had 3 heads. the first day i was told to come back with the card i had used to purchase it and when i did there was on one in the office who could do it. waste of time.

The pharmacy alone is why I am giving this such a dismal review. Never have I encountered a more…read morelazy and dysfunctional pharmacy. They take multi hour lunches, they take half a day to fill a prescription. My wife just had a pharmacist tell her to call back because she didn't know how to fill her prescription. I legitimately HATE having to interact with them at all and it's such an awful experience. I don't know how they stay employed other than the fact that there must be no other pharmacologically trained people in the area to replace them. The rest of the store is good although it's prices are measurably worse than other places further away. The store itself is kept reasonably clean, I've never went into the bathroom and found a crazy mess. Staff who DON'T work at the pharmacy are typically friendly and helpful.

I wanted to shout out to Greg in the fish department. He went out of his way to find me the frozen…read morewild caught salmon I needed. It was in the back on pallets and he had to dig through several pallets [in the cold!] to find what I needed! Thanks Greg, you are appreciated.

Purchased $187 in groceries last visit which included Beautiful looking blueberries to my…read moredisappointment all four 18 oz containers had moldy inedible berries. That's over $20.60 for the compost bin. This is the worst WALMART in the USA ZERO STARS IS APPROPRIATE M

It has been a couple of years since I reviewed this Walmart. Not a lot has changed in my…read moreassessment. I still do some of our supplemental grocery shopping here: either harder to find items or those that bear a cost saving for us, such as quarts of heavy cream. If the item is the same price as at our local supermarket, the 2% cash back loyalty program win it for our local supermarket. And we still buy some non-grocery items here, rather than automatically ordering from the mega online company that I will not name here. Another change is that I have switched to the Walmart pharmacy for a couple of prescriptions, one for myself and the other for a pet. The service is excellent and the pricing an improv over our previous pharmacy. A supplemental benefit is that if I want to use up rewards money from my health insurance card, the self-service registers accept the card when other stores did not.