This place literally has everything you could think of, but at absurd prices. I don't consider…read moremyself to be cheap, but $85 for a Maine sweatshirt is a little much, I would say. Probably the biggest souvenir store in the area, and the people were nice, but unless you're planning a second mortgage, you're probably going to be shopping elsewhere.

One of the better shops in Boothbay; scored a sweatshirt and a free hat. Staff was great, and this…read moreplace had a little bit of everything for reasonable prices. This place actually had that 'old country store' feel to it, instead of the actual old country store. Go here if you're in Boothbay Harbor.

Great prices and very friendly staff! They always have great end of season sales! I go there…read moreevery time I'm in Boothbay Harbor

A must for anyone into art or handmade goods. High quality and with many designs, color schemes,…read moreand patterns available. Great place to get a memorable and unique Christmas ornament, too. The selection seems to change often, as do the purchased goods they also offer (which includes art from locals!). What you like today may not be sold tomorrow. This shop is way more popular than the review count would imply. I was here for less than an hour my last visit and around half a dozen others visited or left in that time. It's a cool spot to just walk around for a while on your way to somewhere else and a nicer way to get a souvenir, since you can actually use the ones here. Location: 4* Convenience: 2* Service: 2* Product/quality: 5* Aesthetics: 4*

Very nice showroom in Georgetown. The pottery is high quality and I loved the imaginative designs…read more Clerk was knowledgeable and helpful. Great prices for beautiful art.

This was the second Sherman's my wife and I visited during the day we came here. Firstly I will say…read morethat Sherman's is a local bookstore worth supporting and you'll experience different vibes and experiences at each one. All of them will offer a great variety of classics and new and popular books available. They also all have a great amount of books that are on sale and you can find some great deals on books. A section worth looking through no matter the location. The best thing about this particular location is the fact they aren't crammed space wise and even if it were busy I wouldn't have felt claustrophobic. That positive does make it a better location than a few of the others. Although I do believe this one kinda falls a little short being uninspired and lacking a great charm to it. The staff we interacted with were friendly but it only occurred when checking out. It's a solid location and worth visiting just not our favorite Sherman's. Like all the other locations they have far more than books and lots of items everyone will like!

Shermans aren't all alike, and that's really refreshing! While the bones of the business are the…read moresame, each spot has their own personality and charm. Personally, I like the way the Falmouth store is laid out more (having so many staff and neighbor recommendations immediately at the front of the store). This Sherman's in Topsham feels like it wants you to do your own exploring; it's cleverly/cheekily organized (make sure to look at the bookshelves titles). We were here for at least an hour just leisurely looking through the bookshelves, before making another lap, and another... I'm sure we could have been here even longer, and no one would have minded. It helps that they have chairs throughout! From what I understand, this Sherman's does an exceptional job with special orders, so if you're looking for something specific, reach out to these folks! The staff seemed *very* selectively friendly (I wasn't on the receiving end of that warmth, but I watched them have welcoming, neighborly banter with other customers [regulars, I'm guessing]). This is one of those places you WANT to sign up for their rewards program: you just need to give them your name and phone number and for every $200 you spent you get $10 a credit!

What this has become over the year's, I am unsure. This used to have a lot of great outlets, but…read morenow they are few and far between. Why? LL Bean is why. Pretty soon the town will be slowly absorbed by the mega giant, in a similar way to the local Great Desert of Maine. Not that I enjoyed shopping here but the town is going the way of the shopping mall. It is an ancient relic of the past and the town is dominated by the ever-growing monolith that is LL Bean. Nothing to see here folks. just keep driving.

The only reason we hit these stores is because we were at the LL Bean campus and they were…read moreliterally right there! Variety of shops from Ralph Lauren to Cole Haan, Old Navy and everything in between. Typical higher end to medium end and outlet shopping set in a cozy village like feel. Absolute tourist trap.

What a lovely book store! If you haven't been in a few years, they've had a pretty significant…read moreinterior design change. Not only is the - for lack of a better explanation - flow better, they seem to be better maximising their shelf space, and it's a more inviting place to spend time in (fairy lights! comfy chairs! an absolutely incredible playlist!). It's the kind of neighborhood bookshop that feels magical. Like, don't come here looking for a particular book; let the right book come to you when you're perusing. You'll know it when you see it. Or, okay, come here for something specific; it seems like the staff is more than accommodating if you need to special order something they don't have. I also watched them help a customer wrap something that was a gift, not mind at all that someone was just sitting on the floor reading, and welcome every single person who walked in the door. If you love books and you're in the area, stop by. If you love books and you're not in the area, this is still a destination bookstore visit in Maine.

What a perfect place to shop for a book, and enjoy the process…read more I can't resist a book store and appreciate the effort for a local store to compete in an online world. If friendly, they are, offers a wide variety, rhey do, and have books that represent good reading, as they do, this is where I look to go when we travel.

We visited this gallery on our way from Kennebunkport to Southport and I am glad we did. Not only…read moredid we enjoy the work of owner/artist Keith Oehmig, but we had the opportunity to talk with him. Also, two of the works hanging in the gallery were done by James Fitzpatrick who is famous for paintings he did while living for several years on Monhegan Island.

I liked the Wiscasset Bay Gallery, but my appreciation is tempered by the fact that everything that…read moreI really liked was at least five thousand dollars. I can't blame them for my apparent good taste, they have a large variety and it's worth taking a look. Especially if you've got money. :)

This place is cute and I love a good outdoor mall area which beats musty old indoor malls any day…read morenow. We had several hours to kill before a flight home due to delays and decided to spend it here outside Portland. So glad we did! Charming little town and this Village station has a bunch of outlets and small specialty shops and restaurants to keep you amused and wandering around, plus, with the L.L. Bean flagship campus taking up about half the space, that's a cool thing to see as well. Parking was very easy and free and the area was clean and well-kept. Great way to spend a few hours stuck nearby waiting for a flight.

Not much to see. Brooks Brothers outlet thats not outlet pricing, LL Bean outlet that has a couple…read moredeals - but still crazy pricing like $200 Twin sheets fir Christmas. a Talbots, Ralph Lauren....all seemingly full retail x2, but then "discounted" 30%, a chocolate shop that looked closed, and a shoe store. I think that was it? Clean, nice employees, dog friendly.