Love, love, love this little hidden gem. We have been doing the Maine Yarn Cruise and this place is…read moreone of our favorites to stop at. They don't just sell yarn, they have toys, art supplies, cooking and birthday party supplies - cake decorating! They also sell fudge and sauces and puzzles, games, toys and unique items. The service is always excellent!! The prices are very nice too. This is a definite stop in and check this places out!! You won't be disappointed!

I'm so glad you are here ! The owner was very helpful . The shop has everything for artists & for…read moreany kinds crafts ! Thank you so much ! I'll be back .

I purchased a box of whoopie pies from this company as a gift and the recipient loved it so much I…read moredecided to get a second box for my family and it was so fresh, so delicious! It arrived quickly as well. Definitely will be purchasing again! Best whoppie pies I've ever had are from Maine.

My boyfriend and I came down from Nevada and stopped at the warehouse, it was EVERYTHING a Mainer…read morecould have wanted or needed. I haven't been home for 6 years! And walking inside was just as I expected. The owner was super friendly and helpful! We purchased a couple things to take home for ourselves and friends! Prices were decent. I'll definitely be ordering closer to the holidays! We then saw the owner at the moxie parade and he remembered us! It made shopping at box of maine that more worth it!

Great shop with lots of gifts to choose from. Also has a NY Style pizza that is handmade and really…read moreawesome! I will definitely go back to this store.

You can't get more local than this! Artist owned and operated, this little co-op gallery is packed…read morewith a wide variety of local art and artisan goods. Bas-relief art tiles, enameled copper jewelry, gold leaf paintings, large-scale nature photography, custom-designed wearables for women, men and kids, hand-carved and constructed wooden kitchen items, locally made soaps, perfume oils and lip balms. Stop in and see the big variety in such a little shop.

This place is very tiny and is located inside the Maine Grind building. I have to say though, as…read moretiny as it may be I always find some items in here that I like. On my last visit the items ranged from stone sculpture, to knitted goods to art glass and ceramic tiles. There really is a little of something for everyone. I recommend stopping by if you are in the area.

A gem of a bookstore. Great selection, staff is friendly and knowledgeable, atmosphere is warm…read moreand "literary."

Great little bookstore with tons of magazines, nice selection of books, postcards, fresh coffee…read more(only a dollar!, er.."dollah" I suppose), and free wi-fi. Employees are incredibly friendly and the internet is completely open, so you don't even have to ask for a password. yay!

Employees are always friendly and happy to help. They have tons of fun craft projects and a great…read moreselection of yarn!

This is a seriously unprofessional business. I have been in there several times and every time I…read morefind it mind-boggling how unprofessional employees are there . I have had situations in the past, but today was the worst. You cant find employees if you need help you're on your own, the cashier there was one older woman doing balloons while there were five people waiting in line to use the self check out, I happen to work in retail so I know how to use the kiosks but the elderly woman next to me did not even know how to begin...I had to instruct her through the self check out or she probably would've walked out. I asked the woman that was behind the counter working there who is making balloons if she was going to help or if there were any cashiers and she said there were no cashiers and she was busy forfilling a balloon order! Now many years in retail, plus the fact that I am also a customer I found this atrocious that she was unwilling to come out from behind the counter to help customers . Well i educated her on her unprofessionalism that i should not be doing HER job... i also sought out the " manager" and relayed the situation to him . HES USELESS TOO They ought to fire both of these useless employees and get employees that actually help customers and care and don't look like they are mad at the world . Thus is and art and craft store- people may need advice and help . I wonder how many people walk out because of this?????

Fun place, a very friendly family run business. It is wonderful to browse for antique dishes, and…read morestylish takes on uniquely Maine gifts. Got some great Balsam Fir potpourri to freshen my closets, and an antique pitcher to serve cream for my coffee. My sister found some beautiful carnival glass, and we even had our pick of regional jams. On Friday 11/30/07 they are planning a thank-you party for their customers with music and snacks. Stop in for a fun evening. Wish I could be there, it sounded like fun. Next time you are in downtown Bangor, say hello to Richard and Rebecca Vigue, the owners of Rebecca's and very nice folks.

My husband and I stopped in here to pick up some gifts to take back to Florida. It was just before…read moreclosing time so we thought we would have to rush. But Rebecca and her husband welcomed us and said to take our time. What a find! Absolutely loved this shop. My husband stayed engaged in conversation so I was able to browse around this sweet little shop with very unique items...some from local artists and items with a Maine flare. I found exactly what I was looking for and then some! Rebecca and her husband were so super nice and we talked and laughed for almost a half an hour. We will surely be back on our next visit to Bangor,ME. Thanks so much! Dan and Nancy Loubier

If you like beautiful glass AND watching it be blown, make a stop here! The two women working were…read morevery friendly to us, though of course it's hotter than Hades in there. Their glass bead necklaces are absolutely gorgeous, though quite pricey, and they're also sold at shops in Ellsworth and Bar Harbor. I splurged on one and I get tons of compliments on it.

One of the warmest places in town and always worth a visit. You can go and watch live glass blowing…read moredemos or brows the gallery with all the shiny pretty glass things that were made right there.