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 went here today and I went to the sketchers store and got 2 pairs of shoes for half off shout out…read moreAlex

I've always appreciated the idea of the Kittery Outlets, but the actual shopping experience has…read morebecome increasingly inconvenient. One of the biggest frustrations is the layout: instead of being able to stroll from store to store, you constantly have to get in and out of your car and drive from one shopping center to another. It really takes away from the enjoyment of outlet shopping and makes the whole day feel more like running errands than browsing. Another downside is the taxes. Whatever savings you think you're getting from outlet pricing quickly shrink once you see what you're paying in tax. It feels like a big chunk of the "discount" disappears at the register, which defeats the purpose of going to an outlet in the first place. Lastly, the number of vacant stores is hard to ignore. Whole sections look empty, and it gives the area a run-down feel. It also limits your options and makes the trip less worthwhile if the stores you came for simply aren't there anymore. Overall, the Kittery Outlets had potential, but the inconvenient layout, high taxes, and increasing number of vacant storefronts makes the experience far less appealing than it used to be.

The Tontine Mall has been a staple of the Brunswick scene for years. Much hasn't changed about it;…read moreit still smells the way it always has (like cedar, sandalwood, and patchouli - it took me years to find this captured in a bottle, but I finally have!). I've always liked it's long shape, it's brightly light atrium area for dining or reading, it's overall cleanliness, and the shops who call it home: specifically Wild Oats (one of favorite eateries in the entire state of Maine), Indrani's (where the intoxicating smell I'm obsessed with originates; it's a really cool shop specializing in globally inspired/sourced/imported home goods, gifts, clothing, jewelry, etc.), and one entrance into Eveningstar Cinema (an intimate, artsy, single screen indie movie theater that is charming and unique and smells of deliriously rich popcorn). I just feel like this spot is a frozen moment in time in the best way possible. Bathrooms available immediately upon entering, and down the flight of the stairs to the cinema. There's always parking available right in front on Maine Street. Basically... please never change, Tontine.

Great place for frappes, good beer and interesting food!…read more Great frappes , good food and beer!

We are new to Maine. And you couldn't have a BETTER PLACE to find so many different and important…read morebusinesses. CVS (in Target). Great Clips. Hannaford's. Home Depot. On and on. This is a great place. And the friendly folks at Camden National Bank (and other great banks in the immediate area)! --You can't ask for more!

5 stars for this mall when it use to be fully open & they had no empty stores. I've been coming to…read morethis mall since childhood. This was the place to go when I was in high school on a Friday night. My friend's & I would get dropped off here with our roller-skates over our shoulders & walk around until it was time to walk over to Happy Wheels. I sure do have a lot of good memories & shopping experiences here. You will truly be missed. 3 stars now because of how empty this place is & very little stores. I'm missing a lot of them. So if you want to see what's left you better head out here soon as they will be closing sometime in the new year. I don't know the exact date but this is a sad, sad time. Thanks for all your wonderful memories through out my childhood into my adulthood. Bye!!

Very clean and open mall with a lit of doors and the main anchor stores still open. 4 stars…read morebecause the mall opens at 10am but a lot of the stores don't open until 11am. Minor inconvenience as e came at 1045am so we grabbed a seat on a massage chair and got a massage. Couple food court areas were closed for good, but the main store area seemed to have all the stores still open.

Settlers Green is an outdoor shopping plaza in the beautiful town of North Conway. It is a tax free…read moreshopping plaza which consumers can benefit from. There is a coffee shop, candy shop, restaurants, and name brand stores like Columbia and Sketchers to name a couple. We went there a couple of times and enjoyed walking around and shopping. We've dined at Barley and Salt and got coffee at The Met Coffee House. Definitely worth a stop if you enjoy shopping. They also have electric vehicle chargers and plenty of free parking.

We were at this outlet to grab some dinner mainly. We couldn't really do any shopping since the…read moreoutlet closed all stores at 7pm. That was unexpectedly too early for us. We still explored the outlet a bit. There are parking lots all around the place, not too difficult to find parking. It's mostly clean. Security personnel were walking around to make sure the safety of shoppers. There's a beer garden (was closed) and some good restaurants to dine as well. Lots of directories available at entrance points. They had over 50 different stores, including some popular ones like Gap, Old Navy, Kate Spade, MK, Levi's, Adidas, Pandora, Skechers and Crocs. Most of them had discount offers and memorial day weekend sale going on, on top of reduced outlet price on items.