Nice place for treasure hunters. They have a very wide range of interesting stuff -- glassware and…read morecollectibles, antique furniture , primitives, and even original artworks. The Goats really do have something for everyone from beginning antique shoppers to advanced collectors. Prices are generally midrange for the antiques and collectibles market, and dealers will find some things priced for sale "to the trade" as well.

"I like it!" Colin said. And with that we knew our family's "fine junk" would be finding a great…read morenew home. Our first impression of the store was that it was filled with quality, well-displayed goods - and that we could spend A LOT of time in there and walk away with some really unique, useful, beautiful pieces. So when it was time to take care of a beloved and lost family member's estate, we reached out to Two Old Goats. Colin was so kind and respectful as he reviewed and gathered the many stories and items we had to share. Thank you, Colin, for making an emotionally and physically difficult time feel easy and exciting.

I had wanted a pearl necklace and was happy to find quite a few options here! The owner was super…read morekind and the entire store was reasonably priced with a huge selection. I found a beautiful vintage freshwater button pearl necklace for an incredible deal and am excited to add it to my wardrobe!

Beautifully organized and reasonably priced. Large selection. Friendly owner/shopkeeper. I'm…read moreheading back today. Can't resist.

This review is for Works of Hand, we didn't stop in the antique store. there's an incredible…read moreeclectic mix of artisan created items, little paper lanterns, locally made jewelry, beautiful silk scarves, cool bags made out of recycled materials. Prices are a little high but everything is locally made. The gardens outside are worth the trip all on their own. Currently they can't accept credit card and I don't know if that's going to change anytime soon.

Great little store. Bought three lovely Maine-themed etchings. The shop keeper is very helpful and…read morekinds. I highly recommend you visit.

A great place. The artist passed away and the shop is now closed. There may be some of his work…read morestill on ebay.

My entire family absolutely loved Ernie's. He has fascinating unique sculptures that, true to the…read morename, feel very steampunk. Many of them have a nautical theme (tugboats, lighthouses, sailboats made out of teacups), as well as other things like hot air balloons made out of globes. I loved it all! He's got a great personality and we spent time chatting away. I highly highly recommend a stop!

We spent 3 weeks in Maine traveling the coast and staying in a bunch of little towns. We stopped at…read morelots of little shops. This, by far, was my very favorite shop on our trip! Wish I could go back and buy more! Perfectly curated and the staff was lovely!

Great store with a vast selection of quality products. Fair prices and friendly staff.read more

What a treat you will find in this store! They sell a host of artist made finery. There were so…read moremany different items we were told to make 2 passes around the store and to look up to see all the merchandise! There were pillows and plates, socks, and sacks, great selection of jewelry, scarves, books and baby gifts. The merchandise was vast and varied, all a delight for the eye. If you are at Acadia National Park, I think you owe it to yourself to stop in Southwest Harbor to visit the Tom Cat Tide shop, you'll surely find it is well worth the trip.

Had a nice selection of local products! The designs on the shirts and sweaters were all very…read moreadorable. The water color note cards were all lovely and at a good price point.

Bottom Line: A cute store on Bar Harbor's Main Street that stands out from the others with fun,…read morewhimsical, modern merchandise. buzz about The Beehive on Yelp. My husband and I stumbled across this store and loved it. Many stores in downtown Bar Harbor start to feel the same but The Beehive has a different buzz about it. The interior was quaint and classic but it also had a clean, modern flair to it. I spent most of my time looking at many whimsical products they carry from Fred (aka Genuine Fred) before settling on two potholders with sassy sayings like, "Recipe for Disaster." We also looked at hip crewel pillows, candles and souvenirs. Also, we enjoyed the pretty "Greetings from Acadia Nat'l Park" mural. The employee was friendly and if my suitcase wasn't busting at the seams I would have spent even more money here. This just might "bee" my very favorite store in Bar Harbor.