This is. is a unique treasure of a place to find in the area, super organized and clean while…read moreoffering a great variety of items to suit your needs. Well lit, friendly staff and variety variety variety! You should stop in when you are in town!

Such a fun store to browse and shop. They have an eclectic mix of clothing and accessories that are…read moreboth thrifted and new. Prices range from low to mid range. If you're looking for something fun and thrifted in Ellsworth, I definitely recommend stopping in for a gander.

We love a good thrift shop when we are visiting different states. We stumbled across Clothes…read moreEncounter when visiting Ellsworth. We were welcomed when we came in. There are some nice vintage pieces including dresses, jeans and tops. I got an LLBean fleece vest for $8. My daughter got a nice top for $10. A nice selection, good prices and pleasant staff. We will be back.

Clothes Encounter is by far my favorite thrift store. They have a thoughtfully curated selection of…read moreclothes and accessories at good prices. The staff are always friendly and make me feel welcome.

Holy guacamole! This place has been closed for eons!…read more They had little inventory after a while.

Typical ReStore store with used items and new leftover construction items. Lots and lots of doors…read moreand bathroom sinks were on display here. I went in looking for a small table and chairs. I found one 3 by 5 with four chairs for $100 but the condition was so poor I did not buy it as I can buy a new table on Amazon and have it delivered to my door for that money (no chairs). Was not worth it to me. The volunteers manning the store were too busy sharing medical stories to pay attention to anyone. Be prepared to be greeted by a large friendly dog. The dog was very sweet but could be intimidating to some.

This is a neat little thrift store with a good selection, great prices and staffed by some super…read morefriendly people. It is clean and easy to shop.

Nice clean thrift shop. Staff members are a lot of fun! We really enjoyed our time there. Lots of…read moreinteresting items. It's on the second floor and it is comprised of 2 good sized rooms and a separate area where the checkout desk is. We will definitely be back.

Lots of great items and proceeds support the town. Amazing amount of wonderful stuff crammed into…read morea tiny space

This is a great location to find new to you clothing for women, men and children. They also carry…read moresome household items and shoes. It is also a great place to drop off items that you do not wear any longer.

I found some great items here!! Everything is by donation so you donate however much you would like…read moreand can walk away with great clothing. They have women's, children's, and men's clothing. Some accessories and shoes. The staff are volunteers and were very friendly. Definitely recommend!!

"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!

I popped into Heavenly Threads once while I was living in Midcoast Maine for several weeks and it…read morewas a total success. They only allow a set number of people into the two-story shop at a time. This means one has to queue in the front yard in order to get in but as it's a church thrift shop in gorgeous, peaceful, and quaint Camden, ME, one's line mates might become immediate thrifting buddies, as was the case with me. Time passes quickly when one is sharing banana bread recipes and wondering when the first frost will hit. Inside the shop, it's up to each person to maintain six feet or more feet of distance apart, per shop rules. Some folks wore gloves, everyone wore masks, it felt safe. And because there is so much lovely stuff to look at, it wasn't that difficult staying put in any given area, having a proper browse, whilst waiting for the next rack, shelf or display case to be clear. There seemed to be an unspoken choreography at play with folks just getting when to stay put and when to move. All of this takes time so please don't come for this shopping experience if you're in a rush. Like: why are you thrifting anyway? Thrifters know that at least 50% of the pleasure of hunting is the slow pace. I found a gorgeous, hand knit, variegated spruce green wool sweater (think deep dark fir run through with bits of turquoise, dark brown, pops of crimson, ecru and pale grey) that I swear-to-gods just took off to hand wash today, after wearing it several times a week for five weeks. It's become my blankie, my superpower, and sweater-shaped best friend. And when I was walking around in Maine, I looked like a spritely moving shrub. Cost: $10.00. I also found two excellent macrame wall hangings--70s-style or actually from the seventies. Mid-century freaks, FYI, this spot is for you as I paid $4.00 per piece. My newly found thrifting pals let me know that they shop at Heavenly Threads on the regular and then resale in their vintage stall down the way at 10 Mechanic street. They told me that the macrame pieces I found would make hipster summer folks mental. That just made me feel very good inside :D Just before I cashed out with one of the very sweet elder lady volunteers, I happened upon a number of lovely black and white mounted photographs and a strange little original lithograph. Acquired 8 works, 6 bucks. The hours are a bit odd, Wednesday-Saturday 12pm-3pm. Obviously, Saturday is the busiest day. It's worth it to make the trip over if you can, not just for the thrifting but for the gentle company of low-key Midcoast ME fellow thrifters and super nice staff.

Vast and filled with a wonderful assortment of vintage and antique items of every description at…read morereasonable prices. A find.

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.

What a wonderful asset to the Southwest Harbor community - a truly special place! They have a great…read moremission and are so kind. Visited on a Thursday morning and enjoyed excellent coffee, oatmeal, and popovers with berry jam and brown sugar, all while listening to live music played beautifully under the tent outside. The space is peaceful and surrounded by flowers, and they provide such a welcoming environment for folks of all walks of life. Breakfast is a "pay what you can" situation, and they have a donation box as you enter. The donations are used to support soup and meal efforts for the local community in the off-season, when budgets and resources are much tighter. I SO strongly recommend visiting and supporting their work by way of enjoying tasty food and good company. Plus, much less crowded than another highly trafficked popover destination on the island!

If you want something made with love, come to the Common Good Soup Kitchen. They have popovers, a…read moreNew England staple, Friday- Sunday at 7:30am- around noon I think. The lady gets up at 5am every morning to make these popovers and you can taste and feel that in each popover. They had the best maple bacon butter for it as well as some strawberry and blueberry jams. They ask $5 donation per popover and it's worth it. They also do ukele performances on the weekend there (I think Sunday but not sure). The staff are so incredible there.