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    Bridgham & Cook

    4.3 (16 reviews)
    Open 10:00 am - 5:00 pm
    Updated 2 months ago

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    British cookies and "biscuits" at Bridgham & Cook
    Bruce K.

    This charming little shop is chock full of all sorts of interesting British goodies. From scarves and sweaters in a multitude of tartan colors and patterns to British cookies and teas, they have a ton of interesting stuff for the Anglophile in your life. It was the roundel that caught my eye - the symbol of the London Underground - and so I stopped in for a browse and walked out with a small bunch of gifts for my wife and my daughter. Prices aren't cheap but they are definitely less than what you'll pay to have things shipped over. The store is clean and neat and very tidy. [Review 10026 overall, 1610 of 2018.]

    Alexandra S.

    This is a unique find in the midst of the chain store outlet shopping that can be Freeport Maine. It is an independently operated store selling a variety of things all from the U.K. The holiday season is a perfect time to stop by the store or shop the web-site; you will undoubtedly find wonderful gifts for people on your holiday list. Of particular interest to me right now is their selection of tartan blankets and scarves made of 100% lambswool by Lochcarron of Scotland. These imported tartan scarves seem like a steal at $32.00. I got one as a gift and one for me. I like that kind of shopping. I love the look of a Scottish wool tartan scarf peeking out from the inside of a coat or jacket. One of my coats is all black and the hint of the nicely colored plaids can really liven things up on a drab day. The tartans include classic designs like Black Watch and Dress Campbell. Many come in both ancient and modern styles. But you'll find tartans you might not have seen before too. The scarf I just purchased for myself is Cameron of Erracht in modern styling. B&C also sells British University scarves which I think are quite cool and very fun although might be considered pretentious to wear if one did not actually attend one of these schools. But if you like the colors and designs, I say go for it. However they would most definitely be the perfect gift for an alum or family member of one. http://www.britishgoods.com/1/products/product/1013-london-school-of-economics-political-science.html This store is a purveyor of one of my favorite UK to America imports: Barbour clothing and accessories. You can also find the special Barbour wax which you'll need if you re-wax your jackets yourself. B&C has a specialty foods selection of things hailing from the England, Ireland and Scotland. If anyone is missing their favorite treats from across the pond, they just might find them here. Some of these items like the candy would make for great stocking-stuffers. I love their selection of Henry and Charlotte Watson pottery: http://www.britishgoods.com/1/products/product/listing/56-henry-watson-s-potteries.html These pieces would make charming and useful hostess gifts. In particular I love the black pottery pieces. It's well worth a visit if you're in Freeport but don't let being far from Maine stop you; the website is great and on-line service is quick and reliable.

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    Ian W.

    A neat shop that sells nice goods from across the Pond. This British goods shop sells a bit of everything including Barbour clothing, hats, scarves, apparel, quilts, teapots, glass sets, food (dry goods & chilled food), English tea, snacks, candy, gifts, games, decorations, and more. They also carry goods from Scotland and Ireland too. Check out the website at: http://www.britishgoods.com/ where you can shop online. Saw some Guinness beer glasses on sale for only $3 each, just in time for Father's Day. The Barbour jackets are very nice and stylish, which are priced over $300 each. Overall, it's a great little shop to for hard to find British, Scotish, & Irish goods. They have plenty of Irish Porridge Oats and Walker's Shortbread in stock, which I really enjoy! NOTE: The correct new address is 116 Main St, Freeport, ME 04032 In 2006, the store at 6 Bow St was destroyed by fire.

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    Courtney N.

    Very unexpected find in downtown Freeport. I love British import stores. I usually find something in the food aisle to find and this was no different. They have a huge assortment of British snacks and a fridge full of dishes including haggis. I only bought some potato chips that featured grouse. Interesting. They really didn't taste that unique but had a blueberry flavor (which is one of the ingredients) that was oddly appealing. A great assortment of jewelry, kitchenware and clothing. Prices were very high on the clothing and other items but that's normal for anything that's imported. The chips were only $2.50 which was a great price. Definitely worth checking out!

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    Mangy Moose

    Mangy Moose

    4.3(24 reviews)
    0.0 mi
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    They can pack so many wonderful Maine gifts in this store. Every time I come home I have to stop in…read morethis store. Kitchen towels, Christmas tree ornaments, shirts, socks, kids toy/games, greeting cards. You're sure to find something here to bring home for yourself or a gift for someone else. Great store. Super friendly and helpful employees. This place makes me happy

    The Mangy Moose and I go way back - during my childhood trips to Maine we would frequently stop in…read moreFreeport for the day and visit this store during our shopping adventures. Since we were coming back down south from Wiscasset, we thought it would be a good idea to stop in Freeport and check out some of the shops. Mangy Moose was near the top of our list, so off we went. In essence, Mangy Moose is a gift shop that sells lots of souvenirs and other tchotchkes. You may be thinking that it's like every other souvenir shop in a touristy part of Maine - and I may agree with you to an extent. However, I like the fact that Mangy Moose is large and its selection is beyond what you would find elsewhere; I would argue that you would need to go to several stores to find what MM has under one roof. Clothing, jewelry, signs, books, housewares, holiday stuff, toys - it's all here. Also, the store is arranged nicely with lots of space to roam. Overall, if you're in Freeport I would definitely recommend stopping at Mangy Moose - it's a nice break from the typical outlets you find in the area and you may just leave with a little something.

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    Freeport Market - Maine souvenirs

    Freeport Market

    4.6(5 reviews)
    0.2 mi

    If you're visiting Maine, you must stop at Freeport Market for a souvenir or gift to take to those…read moreback home. Located in the main outlet shopping area, this store sells locally-produced merchandise and crafts from 20-25 vendors. You'll find everything from t-shirts to books to syrup to soap, as well as my personal favorite, Christmas ornaments. Every vacation , I buy a Christmas ornament, and with so many booths in this market, I found several to choose from and left with a cute lobster ornament. The crafts here are unique and much better than what you'll find in the airport or some of the stores in nearby Portland. I'm glad we found it on our first day and I got my shopping knocked out early in our trip!

    If you have visited the Auburn Mall, there is a store that allows local artists, crafters and…read moreentrepreneurs the opportunity to rent a small space within the store to sell their items. It's sort of like Etsy, but in a brick and mortar form. The Freeport Market is exactly the same concept where locals can rent space and display their items for sale. I forgot to mention all the items are "Maine Made" which I believe has to be requirement. I didn't speak with any staff so I can't speak to the customer service. You don't see them walking around much, but standing near the counter. The value for the items will vary as the renter sets the price for their items. Some look for a premium price on their items, other's look for a reasonable price understanding what the market says for those types of items. If you are looking for Maine made items and willing to pay a premium price on them, this store is for you, but you can typically get the items cheaper through their website or at a local craft fair.

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    The Craft Shop - Great gift selection.

    The Craft Shop

    5.0(3 reviews)
    16.7 mi
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    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!

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