I really enjoyed my breakfast sandwich and the baristas made me a delightful iced coffee.read more

The cafe is very cute, with ample, cozy seating with comfortable velvet couches and wooden tables…read more On a Thursday morning, it was busy with people on laptops, cozying up on the couches having a chat/meetings, etc. The seasonal coffee options were creative, I went with their house standard almond latte and enjoyed it. They offer (what appeared to me) to be local baked goods that are neatly displayed - they looked yummy! I ended up getting a bagel, nothing to write home about. We checked out the market & the room was showcasing multiple vendors: clothes, jewelry, artisan goods. I found a Rifle Paper Co. recipe binder that I had never seen before and scooped that up. Service at both the market and cafe were completely normal. I'm sad to see reviews that local vendors have had difficulty getting paid by the owner and hope that has been sorted.

We arrived on a Saturday afternoon and initially thought the gallery was closed because there was…read moreonly a single car in the lot. Fortunately, the gallery as indeed open and we toured the entire showroom including the original one room school building that housed their first gallery. Not much has changed in the interim between our visits so we did not linger for very long.

Gorgeous pottery and I've been here many times. Disappointed by the worst customer service today,…read moreand it was particularly embarrassing because I'd raved about the place to a friend. As she checked out, the surly clerk grumbled, "We're closed so ya know." It was 5:02 as she checked out and we clearly knew it was closing time. He literally flicked her receipt for the $60 piece of pottery as she said, "Thank you. Have a nice weekend." He didn't even mumble a thank you. Ugh, needless to say I won't be back.

I was on a business trip when I found EllieAnna Gift shop. I was talking to the owner, Sara who is…read morea true Saint! In conversation, I told her I needed to find a church in Bangor where I was delivering a car for a client of mine and I needed a church to attend on Sunday. She told me of Calvary Chaple in Bangor, Pastor Ken Graves. Glory to God what a church and teaching of the Word!! Thank you so much Sara, I was so blessed to attend his Sunday Morning 8:30am service. Thank You again!! PS: EllieAnna Gift shop is incredible, great prices, selection and most of all great people there!!

I'm ashamed to say, I've driven by this for a year and never stopped. Appearances can be deceiving,…read moreand this is the perfect example of that. At first glance it's a cute, bright little gift shop. But when you step inside, it's like the closet scene in Narnia.. ITS A WHOLE WORLD HIDING IN THERE! There is a little bit of everything, new and old, shiny or seasoned.. clothes, furniture, jewelry, witty gifts, handmade ditties, YOU NAME IT. Such a sweet surprise. Reasonably priced for the gems to be found. I had to loop the place 3 times just to make sure I didn't miss a thing, but I'm sure I missed something. Definitely a place worth returning to!

The plaza houses your typical chain restaurants and services, but also the Center for Maine Crafts…read morethat includes the work of the 300 members of the Maine Craft Association. There was literally something of interest for everyone at fairly reasonable prices.

My Yelp pal Amanda B mentioned this spot to me when I called her from Gardiner Maine to tell her I…read morewas on my way home. She told me there was an incredible local craft store right inside the highway rest stop. Honestly, I believed her and didn't believe her all at the same time. ...We had to stop for gas anyway, so we headed in to use the rest rooms and check out the center. Turned out to be a pretty spectacular array of not only Maine crafts, but Maine syrups, jams and mustards as well! 100% worth the stop!

I bought a ton of pieces here recently and had a great experience. The ladies were all very…read morefriendly and helpful, and the prices were pretty good. I'll definitely be coming back every so often to check out what they have in stock. :)

I bought a couple of things and looked at the prices before. Once I went to pay, I noticed the…read moreprice was a bit higher than what was marked so I asked for the receipt. They charged me more than what was on the tag so I would just say be careful and make sure to look at the prices and that they're charging you correctly. They took the tags off before handing me the items which was also a little weird.

Love this place. Always have something wonderful for the garden…read more Great value in plants, and they have amazing people who work there. Have been going now for years and it's always a rite of spring when they open.

The husband and wife team that run this place are unbelievably nice. Two of the nicest people I've…read moremet in the state of Maine. They are so patient and kind and help you load everything into your car. They don't have a ton of outdoor plants, but they have just enough for me. I go to a couple different nurseries in the area, but no one is nicer than north of the border. And everything is extremely affordable and all my plants usually last throughout the summer.

Norway is the cutest town, and I am happy to have had ties to it for many years. My grandparents…read morehave lived in Norway for most of my life, and for the past six years, my mom has too. This shop is the perfect addition to Main St., selling both wine and knitting/sewing materials. Owner, Kim, is very sweet and creative. Main St. has beautiful knit pieces placed all around, adding a sweet feel to a historical little town. Cafe Nomad just down the street serves Fiber & Vine wines too. The store itself has a large, diverse selection of delicious wines and colorful yarns. There is also a large selection of buttons, and I find very unique ones that I use for my jewelry-making endeavors. During Norway's First Friday events, the shop often offers wine tastings, and they have a schedule of other events as well--such as "knit and sip" type stuff. Be sure to check their schedule or follow their social media for the most up-to-date info!

This is the most adorable little store in historic downtown Norway. Beautiful yarns line the walls…read morefor your next craft project along with a variety of wines for your sipping pleasure. Kim has been a staple of downtown Norway for years now and once you step foot in Fiber & Vine, there is no way you won't fall in love. One of my favorite offerings of the store are the adorable felt kits. There are so many options for adorable little crafts-- my most recent purchase is a little felted fox (he will look adorable next to the giraffe in my daughters room.) Kim is so helpful too; if you ever have any questions or are looking for a recommendation (on crafts or wine ), she has got you covered. I've yet to visit on a first Friday for a wine tasting but that will be next on my list! Whether you have something specific in mind or are just looking for a reason to head downtown, Fiber & Vine has got you covered!

Had to come for my new mug that I splurge on every spring. I chose the Pine Tree Maine flag this…read moretime because we have to switch our license plates over to this design in 2025. Thought that would be a good piece of memorabilia. I have actually only ever been in their Portland and Damariscotta shops, so this was fun! The Edgecomb shop houses their actual pottery studio and much much more options than the other shops. I'll be back for the Heron mug next year! Or maybe sooner....

We recently stopped in and thoroughly enjoyed the wide variety of pottery, jewelry, wall art and…read moreother offerings. Prices seemed customer friendly in comparison to some of the other potters that visited on this trip and the staff member we talked was both knowledgeable and friendly.