My sister wanted to stop at this store and I was dreading it, because, there are always so many…read morepeople and I don't shop here. To my surprise, it was such a nice experience! I credit every staff member for the positive experience. Staff floated around with ease, politely checking in on people and socializing with people. They were fun, knowledgable and seem to know exactly were everything was, to the location and shelf. Impressive. The staff member at the register - so nice as well. They had a lot of specials that day, discounts, combo purchase deals etc. It's a little crammed in there when there are a lot of people, so I wouldn't recommend bringing the entire family in the store, just those buying and helping with recommendations. Prices seemed reasonable for a boutique store. If my sister wants to visit, I won't hesitate to join her here for a little shopping fun.

Shoutout to Meghan! I was in the other day for a small Jo Malone purchase for a friend, and she was…read moreabsolutely delightful to work with. I love fragrances and she walked me through the different lines and introduced me to some new ones based on what I like. I thought I was just running an errand, but she really made it a memorable experience. I will go back to see her asap to get something for myself. Maybe a couple things haha

This is a terrible place to buy vuse pods. Charged me $69.62 for a pack of 4 . I thought it must be…read morefor two packs but th store manager said that is the new price. I called another and was told that they are $48 and then taxes. Think I was just ripped off by the store manager.

Had a great time popping in, joking with a clerk (from Lewiston I believe) . Great spot and deals…read morefor a quick grab and go.

Rating is about Aldi. It's not about comparing it to other grocery stores in the area…read more While this parking lot is a strip mall parking lot, it can get very crowded, especially on the weekends. Aldi carts - bring your quarter! You will need to use a quarter to release the lock chain holding the carts together. Your quarter will be returned once you push the lock back into place. It's hard to explain, you will just need to see it to understand. I didn't take pictures, because it was really crowded and I didn't want to upset anyone by delaying the process. The last Aldi I went to was in NH or near the border. I was pleasantly surprised to see this location was a larger store with more produce, and a larger freezer and refrigerator section(s). While the variety of things is limited, they had something for every grocery category; Fresh fruits and vegetables, premade, deli slices, butchered meats, such as, beef, chicken and pork. We bought boneless pork and it was great and very reasonably priced, frozen seafood, frozen convenience foods, cereal, bread/rolls, desserts, canned goods in every category, condiments and a weird aisle that reminded me of a seasonal aisle/TJmaxx back of store type of stuff. I bought rice cakes, boneless pork, a huge frozen pepperoni pizza, deli meats, rolls and bagged salad and bread and candy. It all came to only $30! I was surprised. The store was definitely chaotic, as it was a Sunday midday. The staff working feverishly to keep the shelves stocked since it was still the first week of opening. The cashiers were pleasant, maybe because they get to sit while working? LOL Bring your own bags, or boxes to collect your grocery haul. For what it is, it's clean and as organized as it can get. If I'm in the area, I would definitely stop again, as I heard they change out offerings frequently, so it would be interesting to see what they offer at different times.

Definitely doesn't live up to the hype, and the "savings" are dubious…read more Aldi in the States are never as good as in Europe (and honestly there are far better chains there too), but for some silly reason I went with heightened expectations, thinking hey, we're in Maine where we already have great shopping options, so it must be decent! Nope. Aldi claims that this store offers "a curated assortment of quality products shoppers want and need" and "exclusive brands," but this is corporate nonsense. What you get is a random assortment of Big Corp off-brands with near-expiration dates, bad produce, and messy aisles with swathes of bare shelves. I went on a Tuesday afternoon, so I at least I was able to avoid any crowds; in fact it was pretty desolate, with maybe 10 of us wandering around. Aside from that positive note (I guess?), here's what I encountered: * nearly all of the produce is in large bags (not good for non-bulk buyers), and the selection is limited (no radishes, e.g.) * I had to scrabble through nearly all of the packs of Romaine lettuce before finding one without rusty leaves * limited frozen veg and fruit (I was hoping to stock up on the fruit in particular for smoothies, but it'll be back to Trader Joe's for that) * random canned goods and condiments, much of which is mega-sized * egg selection limited to icky factory options, with open containers on half-bare shelves * I finally found some plain sparkling water proclaiming to be "from Italy" (snicker), but seriously, not even plain seltzer anywhere? * I found some chicken breast that looks OK, but a lot of the packages were slimy (at which point I gave up looking at any more meat) * did not see any nuts, baking goods, or the like * paper and home goods random and cut-rate (think single-ply) What they do have: lots of big boxes of sugary cereals, frozen pizzas, pre-packaged meals, and what seemed to be an entire aisle of soda and energy drinks in mega-sized bottle packs. Maybe there were some treasures tucked away that I didn't find----but when the rest of what's available is so sub-par and the store organization this bad, why would I waste more time? I'm a single person and I didn't have a huge shopping list, but I wasn't able to get half the stuff on it----so while yeah, maybe I technically saved a few bucks, I still had to stop elsewhere on the way home. So that wasted time + gas being $4.50, my trip to Aldi didn't yield any savings at all, especially considering the low quality. If Europe wants to bring their shopping chains to the US, could we please have Carrefour instead??

I almost got what I wanted. Good selection, good size variety, but manipulative employees…read more They offered to pay for a stain-resistant coating on the shoes, and I agreed. It was only after I paid & the process was done did I learn how terrible it was, it wasn't what they initially said at all, it was splash-proofing (I don't care about that, they're just shoes). There's also a downside of making your shoes less breathable, so thanks for not thinking to tell me this BEFORE spraying my mesh running shoes. I paid them money, in order to receive an inferior product. Go there, find what you want, but leave & buy what you want online somewhere else. At least you won't end up feeling scammed.

This place was the only decent shoe store in the area. We're in town for a week and needed to get…read moremy son another pair of shoes so he can wear them instead of his white Nike Airs. We looked in the back at their clearance racks and were able to find a pair of black men's shoes. They have several sales and we were able to snag these for $30. I also found a pair of women New Balances for myself. The guy at the counter was nice. I also see they do not give out bags for our shoes in Maine either. Prices were decent.

5 stars for their homemade chocolate chip cookies by the register. My son and I agree it was THE…read moreBEST chocolate chip cookie we have ever had!

Nice neighborhood stop, everything I've ordered has been really good! I always grab lunch here when…read moreI'm working in the area.

Produce old and hamburger rolls turned green in two days. It's handy but Hannaford/ Market Basket…read moreis the best bet.

I drive from Massachusetts every year around Christmas to get their authentic pork pies. Every bit…read moreas good as Memere's were.

York Hospital in Wells is a lovely, lovely place. I visited the office twice in the past three…read moremonths and both times were just delightful experiences. I hate hospitals, hate healthcare, hate getting anything checked really and I found that this place made the whole thing much better. I am officially with Dr. Doris Kramer(sp?) but I've never met her, just the nurse practitioner Laurie, who rocks my socks anyway. Everyone who I met was just so patient and polite. They were able to get me in on the days/times I needed and that was amazing too, especially with short notice. So if you've never been to the doctor or haven't been in awhile they will start you with a blood test and take a few vials of blood. Then if your blood comes back fine you'll just have a follow-up physical, which is easy peasy. I was very comfortable the whole time although I can't stand giving blood. Hoping to not have to do that again anytime soon. They also flushed my ears out which was really weird and awkward. I wouldn't do that again but at least the people who did it were pleasant. Ummm TMI? Whatever bye.

Wonderful doctors and nurses here. I've been in and out of my PCP and the ER, they couldn't figure…read moreout what was wrong with me for 3 months. I went into the York hospital clinic and they found out I had strep throat. The nurse who took the culture test was extremely patient with me and my anxiety (I panic for the culture tests and tend to over react accidentally) but she was so polite and patient which helped me to relax. This is my go to place when I'm not feeling good.

Place is an absolute joke Customer service is rude Lady asked me if I was done looking around so…read moreshe could go outside to smoke bought a dab pen. It was broken went back asked if I could exchange it for another one was treated rudely got a new pen, but the new pen is broken too. They put my broken one back on the shelf for another person to come and by I wouldn't recommend it to my worst enemy biggest joke on the whole block.

Friendly, consistent service. I love this store. The food always smells amazing. You'll get hungry…read morejust walking in.