I am sorry I have no pics to show, my phone was dead and I didn't think to use my friends…read more This is one of those places that no matter how many times you go, you'll always find something new and interesting. There are silk flowers and gifts and bobbles galore from tacky to elegant. It is a bit claustrophobic but it's set up so you go in one way and out the other. My friend and I just took our time and tried to take it all in, impossible . Ohh yes there is also penny candy and fudge ,though I only gave that a glance, honest. We didn't even get to the antique barn next door which was a shame because it looked really interesting also. As for the customer service, the woman that was there with us was lovely. I think she was the owner and she was engaging and very helpful. I definitely will be going back and I will be taking pictures.

If you like to be sworn at by the help definitely go by otherwise go to Papas -after being told I…read morecould not have a kiddie size and I agreed to a small, then told I could not have a cone-and I mean scolded on both-I decided I didn't want an ice cream -I then was told "whatever b....ch". I then went to Papas and got a kiddie on a cone and a smile-stay away from this barn filthy with dirt and words

Cute place! I stopped in only because I happen to see it when I was stopping at a bakery nearby…read more I walked in and was met with two options, left or right. I went to the right and found honey for your health, honey from around the area, and different products that either had bees on it or had honey in it. I found this super neat and I spent some time looking at the different items before settling on some honey from the area. Someone did come and say hello to me while I was shopping around. But then promptly went to help someone else that had walked in. Once I made my selections I went to wait to check out, lots to look at. It seems they have some bee keeping items and also have beekeeping classes. So, all around they support bees and I love that. There was a comment made in the shop by one of the workers that made another customer feel less included, but I don't think it was meant to be offensive. But I did happen to notice it and felt well, there's some validity to what was said. Nonetheless, great place to get honey and very lovely staff.

Love, love, love this place! Having a bee keeper in the family I have learned alot about the health…read morebenefits bees and their hives can give us. Honey is sold in small and large quantities but nothing gigantic. Honey is from all over the country and many local hive producers sell their products here. What better way to support small business in your area! My favorite is the "rubie red" honey, you hold it up to the light and it's a deep red and has a fantastic flavor..yum! The store sells everything honey and bee: honey, wax, propolis, mead, candies, gift sets, honey decantors, aprons and linens, and jewlery. This store also has classes for those interested in learning this art form. In the store they have a live hive you can look at from behind glass, facsinating! People may not like the high prices ($15-30 depending on the quantity and location honey is from) but it's to support our local artisans and the product is MUCH BETTER then any honey you will find in the grocery store. It's raw and unfiltered so all the healing properties are intact. I am a regular there, going weekly during the winter months to help keep my immune system strong.

Izzy here put aside the Bonne Mamman advent calendar, last one - jams every day! I was there in a…read morehalf hour, best customer service to her!

Today was the first time checking out this shop. It's located in the basement of the building it's…read morein. Signage should be outside mentioning this and is easy to find. Think trinkets, unique gifts, spiritual based items and more can be found here. Also must give praise that the owner did a great job decorating the space. Prices seemed reasonable as well so no complaints in that aspect. While we did not buy anything during our stop we appreciated a lot of items. Some of the items were quite funny with some adult humor including some candles with names such as "Sample My Box" as a valentines themed candle as one example. Definitely had some laughs at those items. If oddities, metaphysical, witch, magic based items give this place a chance.

Something Witchy on Exchange arrived just in time for Halloween season! Located in the basement of…read more58 Exchange, it's the perfect spot for the witchy and spiritual Mainers and visitors alike. They offer an array of trinkets, clothing, books, tarot cards, jewelry, and more, all geared towards the modern witch, Wiccan, or spiritual person. They even have Krampus-themed goodies! It's a cozy space that is expertly decorated; it's easy to connect with your inner witch, whether you're a seasoned practitioner or curious about the practice. The owner (Patti), is exceptionally kind and fun to talk to. You can tell how passionate she is about the store and the beliefs that fueled its inception. I can't wait to check out the tarot and astrology readings that will be available soon, or the spooky Christmas decor!

I want to shop here but it never seems to be open. I went multiple occasions on a Saturday at 3;00…read moreclosed?!?! I've been on Sundays too. Closed. Guess I'll keep trying...

Bottom Line: Beautiful store featuring house wares, linens and such…read more The displays at Folly 101 including the windows are beautiful so I had to go in to take a closer look. I enjoyed looking at Dash & Albert rugs, throw blankets, throw pillows, scented soaps, pretty glassware, little dishes, Ina Garten cookbooks and sweet baby gifts. Everything was beautifully displayed and all of the fabrics I touched, whether it be dish towels or pillows, felt quality. The store is requiring customers to wear mask and I'm out of the habit of carrying one but fortunately I had an "emergency mask" tucked away in my bag.

A quirky gift shop and home goods store filled with stickers, mugs, plants, patches, stationary,…read morecards, local art, clothing, plants, and more. Friendly staff, a good selection, and a great location in Old Port!

Many other reviews have nailed the overall vibe and feel of this store very well. A vast array of…read moreitems you will find once you step in. Etsy/garage sale, and any other way you'd like to describe is appropriate. Some will make you want to buy it instantly while some others may make you question who in the world would buy it besides as a gag gift. For example, some stickers of not safe for work body parts that are not close to being anatomically correct or doing lewd acts, that will give you some laughs while looking at them. Even if you are just looking to browse and not buy I believe this is a store worth checking out! The worker was friendly enough and tried greeting those who entered. Prices are hard to judge as I think some of the items are unlikely to be found many other spots so the value is up to the buyer. Like I said though worth a stop in even just for a quick Look around!

My friend found this store on TikTok and as a lover of fun home items and whimsy we needed to stop…read morein! The mini print machine is such a fun concept. I believe the artist is local and we saw one other print machine at the Warby Parker but it looks like a different variety. There are so many cute greeting cards, matches, perfumes, candles, etc and it was all so tempting! I left with one mini print (the cashiers will trade you for quarters, super helpful) and some perfume! If you're looking to do some fun shopping in Portland this store is definitely worth a stop.

So cute!!! Love the vibes! The employees were very nice and helpful as well! I used the print…read morevending machine - probably my favorite part.

We get our tree here every year, and every year it's an awesome experience for the whole family!…read moreNot only a perfect tree, but friendly staff, cider, hot chocolate and marshmallows to roast by the fire. We never go anywhere else!

I came here last Friday with my BFF who was in town visiting, and my 3 month old baby in a front…read morecarrier, to pick out a Christmas tree. I'd never been before so we walked into the gift shop and got a helpful rundown on how it all works from a woman working there. After perusing the gift shop and ordering a wreath to be made, we rode in the gator up the hill to pick out a tree. A friendly guy named Sam helped saw the tree down and dragged it back to the gator for us so we could ride back to the front of the farm and check out. After getting our beautiful wreath, checking out and having our tree wrapped in netting, another friendly guy helped carry it to the car for us. It was not until we got to the car that he mentioned he can't tie it to the car for us because it's a liability to the owner (apparently if the tree flies off our car and hits another one, the owner believes he is liable and is very strict about not letting his employees help tie trees to cars). As two women, one with a baby strapped to them, it would have been very helpful for someone to explain this BEFORE we got to the car. We encountered maybe 6 employees, none who explained this important detail. We ended up figuring it out and made it home safely with our tree but that was pretty frustrating. Overall, this is a great place to come get a tree...just be prepared to tie it to your own car!