It is a surprise, nor I say a shock to only see two reviews and the first is only one star. I have…read morealways had great service here. They recently merged with Ace Hardware. The selection is everything you need from a hardware store to include baby chicks in the spring. From Carhartt jackets for my dogs to leaf blowers and everything in between. Value is close to big box stores, but it is hard for a mom and pop to compete with the big guys. I like to support local.

Good people. Very helpful. Knowledgeable. Manager Chris is a good guy and runs a organized ship.read more

This store was good I found some shoes and a decent selection of men's pants and t shirts then the…read morenick nack department they got it

I have been to this branch of the chain a few times and have no complaints. The last time I was…read morethere about a week ago they were limiting the number of people in the store. Someone outside was joking about possible reasons they were doing it, but I assume it is the recent surge in Covid. At least I think he was joking. Because of the success of vaccines and Paxlovid in slowing down the spread and reducing its impacts, I think some people believe Covid is finished rather than that it is now like flu strains. Anyway, the wait outside the store was short. I tend to shop more closely in the Home Goods section rather then in the clothing, unless there is something in particular I am looking for. They sometimes have surprising items for sale, such as the time we found our brand of decaf coffee at a great price. The variety of decaf available at warehouse stores can be pretty limited, but if you have a Kurig you are made in the shade. They must sell a lot more of it and make more profit. So i don't shop at TJ Maxx regularly but I like stopping in occasionally to see what they have at that particular moment. It helps me miss Zayre's less from when I went to the Broadway Shopping Center decades ago now.

A huge variety of home goods. Great staff and I get 20% coupons in the mail all the time. What's…read morenot to love?!

I've gone to the Dollar General in Milford, Maine a number of times, and every time I go in there,…read morethe aisles are a mess, with items everywhere, even on the floor. It's so difficult to get down some aisles that I don't even bother. They really need to do a better job with organizing aisles and products, so that customers can what they need.

A little of this and a little of that makes this store a definite stop, if you shop here you will…read moresave money.

This place opened up recently, they have a lot more things than I thought they would. It's…read moreconvienent for me and it great that this area has another store like this, there's another one I no longer go to, because quite honestly, it's a real s***hole and the managers and employees are real @$$holes. WE never had a DG here before and I'm glad we do now. I like it!

They've got a lot of selection of recent tools for a fair price. I always enjoy going in there and…read morechecking out all the good deals.

Very well organized place, lots of stuff from every category of life. Charging a bit more these…read moredays because thrifting had become the in thing... there are sale days where the tag color can mean 50-75% off. It's very clean and the staff is helpful and friendly.

Goodwill stores are always hit or miss. I'm always on the hunt for romance paperbacks for my 89…read moreyear old MIL. I always do well at the Ellsworth Goodwill store. Today I got $48 worth of $1, $2 and $3 paperbacks. She will be thrilled. We shop at a lot of Goodwill stores and thrift shops. This store is well laid out and clean. The staff is friendly and helpful. It's worth a visit.

Hubby and I sat in the car outside Mattress Firm, watching and waiting for an older gentleman to…read moreslowly park, exit his car and walk up to the building before turning around and heading over to AT&T! We were so hoping this man would enter Mattress Firm before us, as we could see the lonely salesman sat at the showroom desk in an empty store. I admit my anxiety was up as I knew I would have to maneuver a salesman's tactics. I assertively told the salesman what we were looking for. THEN we were hit with smiles, pleasantries, small talk and about 15 minutes of questioning including "whats your absolute max you would spend?" I must've repeated 100 times I wanted a firm-as-a-board mattress for my achey nurse's back! I gave him a price range. He rubbed his chin and said it didn't give him much room to work with. I'm sorry, a single solitary mattress for 1000 should be doable. He led us to an example and asked me to try it. Said it was the best of both, firm and soft, a "compromise" for me and my husband. I'm thinking "you mean, something neither me or my husband like - what kind of compromise is that?" I obliged him and began to sit until I realized the quicksand filled mattress was a far cry from my firm mattress request. I reminded him for the 101th time that I was hunting for a firm mattress. His eyes widen, feigning some epiphany - "Oh you want firm??? I know what you want!! - Follow me!" And he led us to a mattress TWICE the price of our budget! I thanked him, pointed out that he routed us to something twice our budget and told him we would continue our search.

The Once in a Lifetime sale was exactly what my boyfriends back has needed! We walked in to kill…read moretime before dinner reservations and Stacey showed us the deal of a lifetime! We just got a king size mattress that was last years model, and we couldn't tell the difference at all! There's so many good buys and Stacey walked us through em all until we found our perfect fit! Thanks Stacey!