What a nice store and what a good find! It is LGBT friendly and has the pins and stickers to prove…read moreit, but if you think that it's all the store offers, you are mistaken. Think old time general store, and you come close to H&H. I have gone in for produce, ramps and fiddle heads, and walked out with greeting cards, cheese, a map and earrings as well as what I came in for. The proprietor kept me laughing and kept a light vibe the whole time I was in there. If you don't see something you are looking for, (breakfast radishes were what I wanted), ask--they will have it in the next day or so. They have a garden, so almost anything could show up. Bread comes to mind, and an occasional whoopie pie too. Go there--you'll find what you didn't know you needed, and it will be exactly what you want.

From the owner: H & H Mercantile sells Maine Arts, Crafts, Plants, Vegetable seedlings, Perennials, Annuals,…read moreProduce, Eggs, maple syrup and more. Support local and shop with us!

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.

This place was one of a few stores open in the off-season, offering a lot of Maine themed…read moremerchandise covering Bar Harbor, Acadia National Park, and their own "Cool As A Moose" brand. Prices are in line with any kind of touristy, souvenir, regional sort of merchandise. For this spring season, there are a lot of hoodies and long-sleeves. There are a lot of other items to choose from as well. Service was great. I made some small talk with the nice woman behind the counter and explained the crowd was up for April vacation week. Full season starts in May and I guess the place is a madhouse all summer. Five stars based on how much lighter my wallet was (willingly).

If you're in Bar Harbor and in need of Maine gifts for friends and family, this shop has an amazing…read moreselection of items that will tickle the fancy of all your loved ones. Prices range depending on the item but on par with pricing at other retail stores in the area. I picked up a few Moose themed sweatshirts for family and they all loved them.

My wife spent a good amount of time in this gift shop, it stood out among the variety of shops in…read moreDowntown Camden. Plenty of different trinkets, souvenirs, and other Maine tourist items were discovered and purchased that day. I know for a fact, that some early Christmas shopping had been accomplished. She was happy, I was happy.

This little tourist shop is awesome. Not only do they have things that you can purchase if you're…read morefrom out of town but the view from the back deck is amazing. The building is beautiful and has a long history. One of the locals told me that this place use to be an automotive repair shop. We pickets up some stuff for the house along with some stickers, a book and I think my wife bought a Xmas ornament.

Local artisans sell there goods here collectively. The prices are really reasonable and you should…read morebe able to find a nice gift for yourself or someone else that was made in Maine. I got a cherry wood cutting board here. They have all sorts of stuff.

From the owner: We are a co-operative that helps more than 65 artisans in selling their products. All items in our…read morestore are hand crafted and made in the state of Maine. We have two locations. Southwest Harbor, 336 Main Str and Northeast Harbor 136 Main Str.

They have a great selection of stock and are a recent addition to Belfast's vibrant downtown scene…read more Go check them out this fall or winter as the owners plan to keep the doors open year-round!

Leigh's gallery did not disappoint. So homey and welcoming! I love supporting local artists that…read moresell images from their surroundings - it's what i always look for when I travel. I'm glad I found Leigh's shop and it was fun to meet her husband Steve, as well. I'm following both of then now on Instagram! Definitely worth a visit. I left with several unique gifts for friends and a few for myself!

Wonderful shop with a beautiful selection of prints and gift items. The only trouble was picking…read moreout which print to buy as they are all so lovely! A gem.

Great shop with lots of gifts to choose from. Also has a NY Style pizza that is handmade and really…read moreawesome! I will definitely go back to this store.

This shop is HUGE. It's two stories and loaded with tons of things. There are all sorts of…read moretrinkets, kitchen and food items, clothing, keychains, magnets, art, etc. It took me a good 45 minutes to roam around and look at everything and I probably still didn't see it all. I found a few items for myself, my mom, and my daughter inside and the staff were very friendly. We stopped in here a few times and I saw a few different people working behind the counter and all greeted us immediately and were friendly. Make sure to stop in here while in town - it's got more than most of the other shops when you take it all in.

Bottom Line: One of the better shops in downtown Bar Harbor featuring better souvenirs, some local…read moreproducts and LL Bean clothing. The Acadia Corporation owns and runs eight different individual stores in the Bar Harbor area that collectively are referred to as "Acadia Shops." This specific review is for the two story "Acadia Shop" located at 85 Main Street. Because the Acadia Corporation is running many stores in Bar Harbor stuff really starts to look the same from store to store but the Acadia Shop stood out to me because upstairs they had some local art and quality LL Bean gear. I enjoyed looking at the prints and notecards from local artists. Also, on a cold and rainy day it was nice to peruse lots of warm and cozy jackets and zip-ups from LL Bean. Downstairs was more souvenir-y like t-shirts, magnets, signs, candy, etc.