What this has become over the year's, I am unsure. This used to have a lot of great outlets, but…read morenow they are few and far between. Why? LL Bean is why. Pretty soon the town will be slowly absorbed by the mega giant, in a similar way to the local Great Desert of Maine. Not that I enjoyed shopping here but the town is going the way of the shopping mall. It is an ancient relic of the past and the town is dominated by the ever-growing monolith that is LL Bean. Nothing to see here folks. just keep driving.

The only reason we hit these stores is because we were at the LL Bean campus and they were…read moreliterally right there! Variety of shops from Ralph Lauren to Cole Haan, Old Navy and everything in between. Typical higher end to medium end and outlet shopping set in a cozy village like feel. Absolute tourist trap.

I love coming to the LLBean outlet stores, but don't do it often enough! The staff are incredibly…read morefriendly - we were greeted by Bruce who instantly had us smiling and was quick with a joke before sending us on our way to shop. I think we all know how pricey Bean's can be. Which is why we hit the sales when they come, every time. I saw such cute sweaters and jackets, and the keychains all the girlies were crazy for last summer. Those keychains are EXPENSIVE though - $26 for a small charm and loop of cord? Crazy if you ask me. I snagged one of the Three Potato Four keychains for $11, which I thought was reasonable. Every staff member we met was so incredibly friendly, so even if you don't buy anything, just browsing is still fun. They ask if you need help, wish you good morning, but it doesn't feel too constant which can sometimes happen elsewhere.

I used to be OBSESSED with the L.L. Bean backpacks & having the initials engraved hahaha. The…read morebackpacks were great! I actually still have the backpack somewhere at home & it held up well... 14 years later. Super spacious & held all of the many textbooks I used to have to carry around as a kid, with EASE. I honestly still have so much love for the brand & wear my shearling-lined Bean boots every winter, as well as their wicked good moccasins! I believe I had gotten the bean boots as a gift ALMOST 10 years ago and never thought about replacing them because to this day, they still look brand new! Very comfortable & WARM. Anyways, I absolutely love visiting L.L Bean in Freeport, ME & btw, you have to visit all their stores in this campus. They have their Flagship store, this outlet store, & speciality stores (home, fishing, biking, & ski gear).

Cute little shop by where we found parking lot to check out the outlet stores. Has some vintage…read morebooks, trinkets, a lot of dresses and home goods/ art. Staff seemed nice, you can do some haggling it sounded like from other customers shopping. Space is down stairs, we didn't find anything we wanted but we'll always checkout a good thrift style shop.

What's not to love. Tons of vintage inventory coming in regularly. Amazing owner who is friendly as…read morecan be. Always find something to take home. A must go to anytime we pop into Freeport.

Lovely place with so many amazing options!!! I was looking at Blundstones (which are not a cheap…read moreinvestment) and one of the employees was SO HELPFUL and gave me so much insight on the brand and how they fit, including how long her blundstones have lasted her and how to take care of them. The store is super cute and all of the employees are super friendly. Go to toad & co and get yourself a pair of blundys!!! I searched VERY HARD for a pic of my blundys so u better appreciate

While I like many of the Toad&Co styles, I don't recommend going to this store. First of all, it's…read morein an area of outlets. This is not an outlet. Everything I saw was regularly priced. The real problem for me was despite the fact there were quite a few people working there on a not very busy weekday no one offered me one minute of salesmanship or assistance. No one said hello when I walked in. No one asked me if I needed help. A bunch of wanna be hipsters roamed lethargically about the store doing who knows what. Not much. I tried on a top. I liked it so went to to the register to purchase it. Nary a greeting was uttered by the lackluster guy at the register. And after paying more than I should have in retrospect for the top, this lamebrain took it from the tousled heap he had made of it on the counter and deposited said "heap" into the bag. Oh...he asked me first if I wanted a bag. I had a tiny purse with me and nothing else. Yes, I want a bag even though in your eyes you want to make me out as a wasteful person hence your question because in this day and age no one should want a bag...ever. I am not going to walk out of there with a shirt slung over my bare arm. "Just give me a freaking bag", I wanted to yell. My husband thought I should return the overpriced top after such crappy service but that meant I would have had to spend more time in this awful store. After the payment transaction and before leaving the counter, I took my too expensive top out of the bag and proceeded to fold it properly as should have been done to begin with. Wanna be hipster dude said: "I would have done that for you!" Well, dude, why didn't you? Don't bother with this store. Ugh.

No reviews for this Orvis outlet in Freeport???? That's surprising since this is a conveniently…read morelocated, well-stocked outlet store, half a short block from the main entrance to L.L. Bean. We've been here several times in recent yeas, and our latest stop yielded a couple of very nice on-sale sweaters, abut 40% off list. That is in keeping with the experiences we've had in the past. The folks who work here have always been friendly and seem to know their store. The store itself is clean, pretty well organized -- and dogs are welcome! If you're a fan of Orvis products, this is a must visit.

My first time at any Fjällräven store & I loved it! The backpacks are the cutest things I've ever…read moreseen & SO LIGHT! The brand is definitely on the more expensive side but they've got great quality items & their outerwear (jackets, etc) seem to be well made, would be very warm for New England winters. Very organized & clean store. The staff were also kind and helpful! Would come back again ;)

Super cute, I've seen the bags but never in person, a brick and mortar. They have their signature…read morebags from mini to full size rucks! Holy, i never realized the market price on this brand. The square bags don't seem to comfortable to me but it looks super cute. Their more expensive bags are actually for utility use and rucking. They have snow gear, waterproof thermal winter coats and pants. The staff was attentive and checked on you if you needed help with no pressure sales!

My family and I were walking around Freeport looking for Jeans for my step-daughter. We decided to…read moretry the Levi's Outlet Store and the first pair of jeans I picked up were 30% off the retail price. Awesome, well not so much as original price was 89.99 for the pair of children's jeans. Yeah, no way am I paying nearly $90 for a pair of jeans which have holes in them. As I continued to look around it would seem they are rebranding as a high-end clothing store or they advertise 30-40% after they raise the prices. I looked at my wife and we exited the store immediately as the prices were not reasonable at all. Staff was non-existent as they just stare at you while you walk around. They don't say hi and they don't offer to help. Pretty horrible experience if you ask me.

I visited the Levi's store today with my family, and overall, it was a great experience--until I…read moreheard barking coming from the front of the store. At first, I thought, "Is that a German Shepherd?" one of my favorite dog breeds. I shrugged it off and kept shopping, but then I saw a large white dog roaming the store with its owner--definitely not a service animal. The dog seemed to be having a "bark-off" with another large dog sitting by its owner. While I love dogs, I wasn't expecting to encounter such a noisy situation while shopping. I believe stores should maintain a peaceful environment for all customers, and I don't think dogs (unless they're service animals) should be allowed inside. This experience did detract from my visit, and I hope store management reconsiders its pet policy in the future.

Was really looking forward to the Patagonia outlet was left very disappointed. A mix of both full…read moreprice items and some 40% off racks. The 40% off racks ddn't have much in my size (men's L) or in non-gaudy colors but I guess that's why they're in the outlet store. I left afer 10 minutes with nothing. The staff was nice and friendly.

My most favorite Patagonia store ever! This is an outlet location but still has a GREAT selection,…read moreevery time I have visited ! Lots of sweaters + other apparel marked down 40% or more. Hoodies and crew necks can be found for $20! Sometimes even less!! Lots of parking available and located in Freeport, ME with lots of other outlet stores in the area. Highly recommend!