We popped in briefly as we waited for Juiced to open across the street. I'll be going back so soon!…read moreIt's definitely more than just a floral shop. They have chocolates too! A whole case of them. What's better than chocolates and flowers? You'll find a sweet selection, and many choices for the perfect gift for a loved one. Local artists featured as well. There was evidence that a kitty might hang out in the shop, or maybe a small dog? My daughter was excited for this, but didn't see the critter today. Can't wait to come back, as we have birthdays coming up!!

When a loved one dies, this is one & only opportunity to express your love & sympathy through…read moreFLOWERS. Sadly, Berry & Berry did not meet my expectations. I'm extremely disappointed in the floral arrangement I received from Berry, which consisted of old, brown, and bruised lilies that were only suitable for disposal. I was offered a $20. Refund which I accepted reluctantly. However, the lilies should have been replaced. This arrangement is on display at a business in Winthrop, very poor representation for Berry Floral. I'm a California gal from Maine & when my college roommate passed from Alzheimer's I was hoping to have a wonderful fresh floral for her family to enjoy. Sadly this was not what happened.

Absolutely disrespectful on the phone. Hung up on my daughter after she asked if they were hiring…read more They have pretty flowers but bad attitudes.

Exceptional customer selection awesome selection of beautiful flowers I ordered one Christmas…read morearrangement and affection seeing Robin's talent I ordered another bouquet for my beauty queens at Piper's House of Beauty

This store is brand new in our area. Very clean, things are $5 bucks for under for most things…read more It's kind of an upgrade on the dollar store with more focused and simpler shopping. Give them a try, the kids will love it!

Love this little store! You can find some unique gifts here. They carry seasonal items, which I…read morelove to shop during the Christmas season for. They have beauty products, games, toys, clothing, books, arts and crafts, pet items, and some vintage to today's candies, and more! They also have a section at the back of the store, which are items a little above $5, like chargers, lights, cute character earbud cases, a lot of electronic items. Yes, this is a new store and excited to have them close to home! The store set up is easy to explore...and please come here to take your time and explore, because you may be surprised at what you might find. The check out is easy and the employees are very friendly and eager to help you either find things or ring your items up for you and even bag your items. So, if you've never been to Five Below, fun place to definitely shop at!

Hands down THE BEST Primitives store around! Staff and owner is always super warm and friendly! The…read moreselection is by far the biggest and best! Handmade items right here in Maine are always for sale as well as classes on how to make your very own Primitive items!

From the owner: At Willow Tree Handmade Primitives, we have a beautiful collection of decor and handmade products…read morethat will spruce up your home's atmosphere. Our items range from willow tree angels to rugs, linens, candles, pictures, lamps, pottery, wool, floral, and handmade items. Our handmade items are made locally, so you can guarantee that you'll have a piece that's entirely unique. You'll always feel right at home when you enter our space, and our team will greet you with a warm welcome. We're proud to serve Southern Maine with primitive home decor and one-of-a-kind items that will cozy up any home, so come on in and start exploring the possibilities.

Been burning YC my whole life, and long before internet shopping was a thing (side note: this is…read moreone of those companies that spoil frequent online buyers, so get to it for some seriously deep discounts!) I would come here to load up. It's always kind of looked the same (clean, colorful, welcoming with seasonal decor), and the staff has always kind of been the same (friendly but distrusting? I wonder how many candles they've watched slip through fingers and shatter on their floors). Here's what I don't like: 1. The price. Why are these candles so expensive? Their scent isn't long lasting enough, or have enough of a reach, to warrant these prices. 2. All the new smells based off weirdly specific experiences. I don't want Baby's First Steps In Spring Rain, or Wedding Cake Topper Defrosted And Enjoyed On Our First Anniversary, or Stardust Sprinkled Gently On The Sweet Flesh Of Gourds. I want Whoopie Pie. I want Plumeria. And, damn it, I want Rainbow's End. Admittedly there have been times when this particular YC store has pulled out a discount bin of former scents, and those rare moments are the best! Listen, if you're a candle fiend, then of course you're gonna love it here. Even if you don't believe in smells like Friend's Forgotten Scarf or Bronzed And Brined, it's still a whole lotta fun to sniff 'em all!

I am rating this based on my experience 1. The lady there…read morewas super sweet and really made me feel like I wasn't a burden 2. The prices were good at five dollars for a small candle

Proprietor David Johnston recently replaced the rush seats in our four ladderback chairs and we…read morecould not be more pleased with the results. David is truly a craftsman. And the job was finished in a timely fashion, just as promised. We had considered replacing the chairs, but for less than half that expense we were able to keep the chairs we've enjoyed for almost fifty years. We highly recommend doing business with The Craft Shop in Windham, ME.

What a fun little discovery on my way into town. I have passed this place a zillion times and had…read moresaid I would stop eventually. Well, stop I did, to see if they had a gift for a friend's birthday. First, I love any store that smells like balsam as you walk through the door. The scent makes me feel like a kid again. I'm not from Maine (have been here long enough to feel at home), but as a kid we used to drive here from Ohio and spend a few weeks going up and down the coast. The smell of balsam reminds me of these trips. Second, I was shocked by the variety they had. Maple syrup, Maine souvenirs, crafting supplies, wooden figurines, and antiques. The have a sign stating that they "glue chairs". I didn't know that was a thing, but apparently, it is... They also sell wreaths and Christmas trees during the appropriate season. And finally, the owners were as nice as could be. They had out hot chocolate for the kids, and they wrapped my little gift up neatly. This little shop is well worth the drive into town because of how darn cute it is!

These guys did a fabulous job on a last minute centerpiece- professional and a lot of loveread more

I called (from another state) and ordered a birthday arrangement yesterday to be delivered the…read moresame day. I gave a brief description of what I wanted and the recipient. They nailed it!!! The recipient said that it was so beautiful, different and exotic and that she had never seen anything like it. It made her so happy . Thank you for your talent in making our day!!!

Excellent shave brush scuttle! I love my new scuttle (microwave safe). Keeps the brush and lather…read morehot/warm thru all three passes plus my wind down 4th pass (lather up and leave on while cleaning up the razor, scuttle, bowls, etc.) then final rinses. The scuttle is still nicely warm after I dry it to put away for tomorrow's shave. I highly recommend getting one to improve your shave.

A decade ago (yes really) I bought a an original shaving scuttle from Julie, after she was…read morerecommended on Shaveblog and by the serious shaving enthusiasts at the authoritative Badger & Blade forums. This morning, after nearly ten years of solid, loyal work from my beloved little clay scuttle, I looked down at it as I lathered up and decided I needed to both show my gratitude for this fine work and to let others know what Dirty Bird can offer. If you are a wet shaver and you like to use creams and then whip them with a badger brush to a perfect consistency lather, you need the perfect scuttle to achieve the right size, surface, and thermal transfer properties. You need a piece that is crafted as thoughtfully as it is artfully. You need a piece as beautiful with the rest of your shaving kit as it is well-engineered to the purpose. You need a dirty bird scuttle. Because as the users at B&B well know, no other shop big or small has nailed it like Julie has. The walls are the right thickness and material to warm the cream and hold the temperature for the duration of your shave. The available color combinations are drawn from thoughtful palettes and are an attractive match for most bathroom decor. It has a nice heft and weight to it so the water doesn't knock it around when filling and it stays put when you dip into it. The handle is contoured so it's ergonomic and it doesn't get too hot. And of course the key feature - the contours and texture that lathers the bottom of the bowl - work exactly as designed (though they have since been updated to an even more effective waffle pattern since I bought my spiral model, both are good). In short, you won't find a more attractive or functional shaving scuttle for creams - anywhere, at any price. And it will last you a lifetime, they're durable and I've moved with mine a half dozen times without so much as a chip. And even with this, the price is quite reasonable, Julie makes and ships them out in a jiffy (beating promised times), and she's a joy to talk to, to boot. Nothing not to like here. I suspect the other pottery is also good. If you are looking for the perfect gift for your wetshaver, though, you're done.