I graduated from Bates over 30 years ago when the bookstore was a small, cramped space in the…read morebasement of Chase Hall. My wife and I visited the campus recently to attend a field hockey game and decided to check out the "new" bookstore. Wow! What a difference. Lots of great new merchandise. As with most college bookstores, the prices are quite high, though.

surprised daughter with sweatshirt of the college she got accepted to…read more the quality of item was great and arrived quickly and they kept me informed of the delivery times.

Nice place to get some gifts' though. The staff was professionally very helpful and friendly. I…read morewould not going on up there again and looking around it again. ver

I love all of their authentic items up for purchase, but I don't like how cramped it is inside the…read morestore. The second floor isn't the most organized thing I've seen either.

Very bright and modern yet with a warm beach chic touch. Featuring well know better brands as well…read moreas local artisan's wares. Baby cloths, dining ware, candles, beach bags, frames, stem ware etc. A higher price point for better goods and a pleasant shopping experience.

By far my favorite shop in Boothbay. What a lovely collection of Maine-made goodies. They have art,…read morepottery, handbags, jewelry...and it's such a classy little shop. I have never walked out without a purchase of something wonderful!

Cute shop to get some Maine souvenirs…read more Friendly cashier who offered sample if the fudge. My adult son loved the fudge, had to stop back to get more before heading home.

I like this store . Been going for years . Kind of always the same items. I would love to see them…read morecarry more Maine goods. Wish more fudge was available online. Since fudge can sit in the case for long periods of time it can get dried out and exposed to people , it would be nice to have a closed case and a section for the fudge with nuts incase one has a nut allergy. During tourist season they should hire a food truck on the weekends and put out a few picnic tables ,

Great shop ! Found what I was looking for ! This is my second time here . Friendly helpful…read moreemployee .

This place has only been open a couple days, and I stopped by today for a fix on some of my…read morefavorite Jamaican foods. I love what they have started, and I look forward to seeing this place grow. Friendly staff, and the store was very clean. I will be a regular customer for sure!

Walking through this store feels like passing through a small portal into a never ending, winding…read moreseries of rooms, all with different themes, selling different things. There are rooms of games, Maine items, body products and jewelry, and kitchen wares and jams. There are Christmas themed rooms, kids games, candles and glassware. You name it, they have it. The kinds of things offered are probably selected through the eye of the buyer, and, to be fair, there was a wide range of options. After walking through, and looking at a whole lot, I was still unable to find a gift that caught my eye. I see that as more my problem than theirs.

Went there the other day 40% off day, found some great deals and they have a lot of cool stuff to…read morelook at and buy. Any place that offers a 40% off day is GREAT in my book, Stop in and check them out.

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!

Cute store with candy and gifts. We stopped in for ice cream and learned they have not had ice…read morecream for a few years even though the web says they do. Wish they could update it in yelp. It was still worth the stop in.

Very cool local shop. Owners, Erica and Steve are very nice people, this shop has more NH souvenirs…read morethan you can imagine! If you want something "New Hampshire" and you can't find it here... well it hasn't been made yet! . That said the ship is awesome (and so is the fudge... yum). If you're in Gorham it's definitely worth stopping in!