I had an amazing time here! Definitely worth stop on the way up to my Bar Harbor trip! The…read moreselection and organization was spot on, a good amount of things to see but not overwhelming like some antique shops can be. The staff was super friendly and polite at check out. Overall would 100% stop again.

Lots of interesting items in a really interesting building, this is a collection of vendors selling…read morein nooks all throughout the building there is definitely something for everyone. The building itself is tres cool. The prices are steep. Worth a stop for sure.

It bills itself as a bookstore, but in actuality it is just a larger than life junk shop. There is…read moreno elevator, which is fine for able bodied folks, but bad for older folk and people with disabilities. Steps are hard. The selection of books is large and dust ridden, with nothing really new. If you like 20 year old magazines, you are in luck. The folks manning the cash register are uncaring. I would not recommend this place at all unless you want an afternoon to peruse junk.

A large book and antique store. The book section is the entire second floor . It is very well…read moreorganized and so large they offer a map! Prices varied, but if you are looking for a specific book, there is a good chance you will find it. The first floor is antiques in separate stalls. It was very well organized and there was a large variety of china, glassware, clothing, knick knacks, clothing and so much more. There was a large variety, but prices were high even with the sale many dealers were offering. A good place to browse.

Beautiful shop with many well-maintained pieces. Owner made me a good deal on a tall case clock and…read moreeven helped to load it on the roof of my jeep to get it home to Virginia.

So many treasures!! Really high-quality goods laid out nicely so you don't have to ruffle through…read morebins and things. Lots of larger pieces in great shape. Friendly owners. Worth it!!

The best antiques shop in Ellsworth and vicinity. A large shop with many dealers, eclectic…read moreofferings include furniture, books, paper, photographs, glassware, musical instruments, old kitchenware and lots of real antiques. Not much junk here, unlike many other antiques shops in the area. Reasonable prices; friendly and helpful staff.

"I like it!" Colin said. And with that we knew our family's "fine junk" would be finding a great…read morenew home. Our first impression of the store was that it was filled with quality, well-displayed goods - and that we could spend A LOT of time in there and walk away with some really unique, useful, beautiful pieces. So when it was time to take care of a beloved and lost family member's estate, we reached out to Two Old Goats. Colin was so kind and respectful as he reviewed and gathered the many stories and items we had to share. Thank you, Colin, for making an emotionally and physically difficult time feel easy and exciting.

From the owner: We are an antique shop located at 749 Bar Harbor Road in Trenton, Maine with over a dozen vendors…read moreselling antiques, collectibles, fine art and crafts. We have everything from antique stuffed toy aardvarks to vintage tin litho wind up zebras!

The selection is expansive and continuously changing. With a good number of vendors selling, they…read morealso have some pretty remarkable deals and a clearance section worth browsing. It's always an enjoyable stop in Bangor. They have a second location as well, but I have not visited it.

This antique shop mostly has fantastic pieces - I've gotten some great furniture and antique…read morescientific devices from here. I was sad to find they are allowing one of their vendors to sell a framed reproduction photograph of a KKK March from the 1920s. I understand when dealers are selling actual historic artifacts (I still think it's weird to profit off of racist histories, but I understand there are complex perspectives about archival value). This was not that - the back of the photograph showed that it was printed last year at Walmart, but it was being sold as a framed photo. It felt celebratory and exploitative, not historical or educational. When I asked the owners why they allowed that, they said it is illegal to prevent the dealer from selling the photo, and that it is "free speech." This is not true - antique malls are legally allowed to have guidelines that dictate what can be sold. I think it is incredibly distasteful and unethical that the owners are choosing to profit off of images of such a violent, disgusting organization. I sadly won't return, and I hope the owners will take accountability for their decisions.

This place is filthy. It absolutely reeks of cigarettes and I noticed a worker going into the…read morebathroom with a pack of cigarettes in hand. Booths are very cluttered and dirty. The upstairs is a complete mess except for a couple booths. The hours online said they were to be open at 10. Don't go there right at opening because it probably won't be open when it says. I have been there multiple times at opening to grab an item I saw online and it's never open on time. I've also been there an hour before closing and no one was there and the doors were locked. The lady behind the counter was extremely rude and unfriendly and was yelling at other customers. I paid with a card and was charged more than I should have, but didn't notice it until I got home. The prices are okay for everyday junk. A few antiques scattered throughout a sea of mass produced items. It's okay if that's your thing I guess.

Terrible selection antiques, just pretty much junk to us. Wouldn't recommend if you're looking for…read moregood antiques.

Beautiful shop!! Owner has a great eye for wonderful items! We visit a few times a year and…read morealways have been remembered as a previous customer... which I think is wonderful seeing how many people she has coming and going!! Love that special touch! I have bought items sometimes, sometimes not but I have never felt pressured (far,far from it) into anything. A very special little shop - a gem! A+++++++++

A wonderful little antique shop right off of Main Street. Beautifully curated pieces and we walked…read moreaway with some vintage glassware and serving bowls. They also have a wonderful collection of jewelry. Very friendly and knowledgeable owner.

Nice little tourist shop, average area prices. Had ice cold water for a buck too. Lady bought a…read morecheap t shirt and they even sneaked her into the back to change before passing out on a 90* day. Staff was very polite and helpful. Shop was quite packed with goodies.

We we're looking for a ship for our grandson and something special for our granddaughter. Found…read moreboth at the Sailor and Hook. Things that most of the other stores don't have.

Always wanted to stop here and glad I did. Plenty of parking, a few permanent vendors and a few…read morefloating. Lots of nautical antiques, beautiful outdoor wire baskets, trellis, etc. Got a few lobster buoys. They even had 2 cool vintage real fire hydrants (around $200) which would be neat if you had a dog run.

I love the Hobby Horse slogan posted on their website: "Always a great selection of moose antlers"…read moreand with that you know for sure, Toto, you're not in Kansas anymore but firmly grounded in a Maine experience. One of the gazillion things we love about Maine is the sheer number of flea markets that you run into while driving about during the spring, summer and early fall months. Hobby Horse was not the best we've been to nor the largest but we still enjoyed stopping by. There was a mixture of some antiques and interesting Maine arcana, a bit of sad junk and unfortunately some reproductions. Flea markets, like antique shops are often windows into the past of a particular community. I find this kind of "treasure" hunting irresistible. Prices were generally fair but remember, if you're polite you can always respectfully ask: "What's your best price?". You never want to insult the seller but sadly I've seen it done. You still have a little time to check this place out before it closes for the season in mid-October. It will re-open after that at the end of April. I find the sellers at most flea markets to be an interesting group of people and Hobby Horse was no exception to this. The sellers love to talk about collecting and about their wares and how they may have come by them. It makes for a fun time with an opportunity to learn a thing or two. Be a little wary though because sometimes the provenance stories of the items for sale are a little too good to be true. Nothing special jumped out at us during our visit so we didn't buy anything. We still had fun rummaging about. It's certainly worth a stop if you're driving up Route 1. You never know what creative decorating ideas you might come up with for a rack of moose antlers.