My tie-dye dress I bought seven years ago when I stumbled into the store with my wheelchair has…read morebeen worn every single summer for more than 20 days per summer. It's my most comfortable garment and has been washed after every used with no signs of falling apart. I love it and I'm always complimented when I wear it. Despite the compliments, it's soft stretching cotton, and it keeps me real comfortable. No longer live in Maine, I'm in Massachusetts, but I love the opportunity to buy online with assurance, knowing that I would love whatever I choose.

Product is pretty lovely, I recently ordered a handful of items because of a big sale going on…read more My issue comes with the shipping: (Order coming from Maine to Colorado-) Placed order on 9/19 Shipping label created 9/22 through USPS 9/23-9/24 it bounced around New England. 9/25 arrived in Colorado! 9/28 left Colorado, went to Kansas...? Sat in Kansas till 10/2 10/5-10/6 Missouri 10/6- Back to Colorado Finally arrived 10/7 at my address in CO. 18 days from placing to receiving my order. I am extremely disappointed, as I was expecting it to arrive for my FIRST wedding aniversary on 10/3. I followed along the Delivery Progress on the Shop app every. single. day. only to be consistently let down. When reaching out to Mexicaliblues customer service via Email for any kind of compensation, they replied with "We cannot control issues with delays caused by postal carriers...you are welcome to file a claim with them!" Just wondering why I paid $10.15 for an extremely poor shipping job? USPS seems to only allow filing claims if the order is still missing/damaged. Very weary about ever ordering from this site again, which makes me sad because the product is totally my style. Hope y'all can do better or make USPS do better.

Had a great experience here. When I walked in the lady at the register immediately greeted me with…read moreauthentic friendliness and helped me find what I needed. Store seemed really clean. There was plenty of sales going on for Back to School. I'm not going back to school but I still appreciated the sales. Will be back.

My wife and I frequeny shop in the Ellsworth store. The staff is always friendly and helpful. All…read moretypes of footwear are available and sales are wonderful. We shopped earlier this week, purchased shoes, and and shopping there again this morning.

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.

Back during the 90s..."oMG! iAm rEAllY! aGInG MySElf" I used to hate when older people said that…read moreback then, but now I am saying...but as a joke b/c of how much I Hated it lol. So I was in high school back then and there used to be this store called, The 6T's Shoppe. It was a go-to store for all us 90s kids who posed as hippies haha! Yeah, we were all posers back then. We did everything hippies did, but talk to a 60s hippie and they'll all say...."you guys are all posers" LOL Whatever. I was a 90s hippie kid and I worked in the 6T's shoppe until I left to travel around from concert to concert, music fest to music fest...with other *poser* hippies LOL. That job was amazing! I can't say exactly what I would do before work haha! But it made for a fun shift every time. I would make jewelry all day while at work and actually sell quite a bit of it. Store sold everything we little hippies loved. SO! Whenever I come across stores like that...it warms me little heart! Makes me so happy that they still exist. Walking on Main Street in Bar Harbor...you go into many many many MANY! tourist shops that all sell the exact same thing as the next. Then...you come across Bar Harbor Hemporium. It a great sized store and has all things...hippie. I gotta say, it's kinda odd to see a store like this on Main St there. It's very bougie in Bar Harbor. Broke my heart too that there weren't many going in here either. They were there for BH shirts, Maine shirts and magnets, and everything else Maine this and Maine that. So to go to a store like this that sells like..Dead shirts, tie dyes, hemp jewelry, incense, etc... yeah, a little different from the rest of the strip. Don't get me wrong tho, I am very happy it is there and I SO hope it succeeds. Hippie stores need to thrive and stay alive. It makes us 90s kids very happy and brings us back to a time that so wish had never come to an end. Walking into these stores in a sweet little flashback (not that bad kind some get from Cid! Luckily, Cid was always kind to me :) ) but we get a sweet little flashback to a time where life was BEYOND carefree, where we traveled all over the country for god knows how long, where it seemed like everyone got along, social media, cell phones, tech in general was NOTHING like it is today! Back when...again...social media was nonexistent! and that made life so beautiful. Its like a hug from our past, a nice little hug from our past saying...even tho those years have past, your memories haven't. I know that sounds weird...especially when I am talking about a little ole hippie store in Bar Harbor, but there are places like that for all of us that remind us of the 70s, or the 80s, and yep, the 90s. I love places like that. I love that we still see them. We had a couple in Idaho...but I think we are just down to one now and it's in the mall and well...it kind of doesn't count bc it's nothing as cool at the Hemporium. Girl working was ....hmm, maybe a little sketch, but once we started talking to her, she opened up and talked to us like we had been friends for a MINUTE! So she was cool, I guess. Prices were what you'd expect. Not crazy expensive, but not cheap either. I mean, it may be a hippie store and all, but hippie stores have never been cheap. They are for some reason always so overpriced haha! But yeah, it's still Bar Harbor and I imagine the rents for these stores are NOT cheap. Please go if you are in Bar Harbor! Just check it out! Im sure you will find something. Even if you were a preppy college girl during the 90s I am 100% positive you wore hemp necklaces! haha! Why do I say that? Because I used to make and sell them to college girls back then allllll of the time! When I was home in NY or when I went on the road. This store will have something for all of us who were 90s kids and those of us who rocked some of that classic 90s fashion haha! DAMN! We were kind of the coolest kids haha! Thanks for reading, YelpHemporiumerss! Cheers!

Now it's time for something different from the busy touristy shops of Bar Harbor! The Hemporium has…read morealternative clothing, jewelry, even some practical supplies with a hemp theme. They also have a fantastic display of traditional postcards for one of the cheapest prices I saw on my trip. This is a great store to stock up for post enthusiasts.

Mardens is a must go to store whenever we visit from CT. The fabric selection is the best part of…read morethe store. The women that work in the fabric area are knowledgeable and very helpful. The rest of the store is hit or miss. A lot of junk, but lots a gems too. We always come away with something. If you're in the area, it's definitely worth the stop.

Of the various Marden's locations, this is not the best. BUT if you are looking for flooring, this…read moreis the better when compared to Calais and Brewer. This is a HUGE location and it's filled to the rafters with stuff. Not all of it is good stuff. Some of it is junk. It is the very antithesis of organized. They make some effort to try to be organized, in that there is a row of sporting goods, one of kitchen goods, and another with other stuff. the goods are basically tossed in each aisle leaving the shopper to fend for themselves. the only aisles that offer some form of organization are the hardware, fabric, and flooring section. the rest? Not so much. The fabric section should be mentioned. It's awesome. Last season's (or the season before) fabric at low prices. If you quilt or do any sort of fabric craft AT all you can find some amazing deals in Marden's on fabric. It is also the only area of the store that looks as though it's cleanish. Where you might unload $200 on the same amount of fabric at Joanne's at mardens you'll spend a fraction of that. For $100 you can get enough fabric to make a good sized quilt. This location is also beginning to lose it's shine. After they took over the walmart building it was shiny and new and looked great. The exterior could use a paint job, but I guess they haven't salvaged the red paint yet... The once well maintained lot is heaved and has pits. The interior could do with the floor being washed and a solid dusting. It's not filthy just getting there. Where clothing you'd do yard work in, because you'll be digging around looking for things and it's not clean.

I don't normally review stores like TJ Maxx but with the limited shopping options in Ellsworth, I…read morebelieve this giant chain shopping outlet deserves a review. This particular location is very clean and organized, which is greatly appreciated when you are perusing their aisles for random things. Without fail, I always walk in not expecting to find anything worth buying but walk out with a hundred dollars worth of purchases. This location is great for buying kitchenware, glassware, home decor, and pet supplies at a steal. My most recent visit I was able to score four giant made in Italy wine glasses for $12 that I would normally spend $40+ back in LA.

Well stocked. But…read moredidn't offer senior discount despite me coming there on Monday. So I will be calling corporate to complain.

I've been coming to Renys for over 20 years now. I always went to the location in Wells. It used to…read morebe an Ames department store years ago. Then we went to Saco and found one there. Every time we stayed in Saco, we went there. I had just finished my wonderful trip in Bar Harbor and we found Renys coming home . It's in Ellsworth and we saw it on the way in. It's a good 30 minutes from Bar Harbor. We wanted to come before but when you are doing Acadia National Park and downtown Bar Harbor, you don't have much time. I am glad I came to see it. It is a big store, clean, and they have a great assortment of shoes, clothes, accessories. Always good prices. I wish I had more time, they were closing in 30 minutes. But I got to look around and remember the good old days of shopping in Renys. When in Maine, you have to come. It's a local store, only found in this state and it's truly fun to shop.

We love Reny's. It's a discount store but it carries Carhardtt, Columbia, Merrill boots, Teva…read moresandals and other name brands. The selection is always good at Reny's. You might be able to get items for cheaper if you follow sales, but when you can't find items at other stores, Reny's usually has it. When you're there, go to the spices and seasonings area and buy the Camp Mix. Camp Mix is a salt/Garlic/pepper seasoning that is great for meats, eggs, pasta and Bloody Mary's. The honey/cinnamon is perfect for oatmeal and toast. The Spud flavor is wonderful on pork and chicken. The staff is always helpful and pleasant.

aint what it used to be by a long shot. Don't know if its supply chain problems, North Face just…read morecutting back on what it produces or Cadillac Mountain Sport's own acquisition decisions, but it was really disappointing this year. Worse was the "Patagonia" shop, with virtually no Patagonia clothing, now carrying other 'sustainable' lines that aren't nearly up to Patagonia's original vision.

This North Face shop is located in Bar Harbor, Maine. Stopped by here with high expectations…read more Many of the other shops in town were having great sales because they were getting ready to close for the season. We were hoping that this North Face location would be the same. Unfortunately, they were not. Everything was still really expensive. Even the Sale items on the second floor were not good deals. Oh well, maybe next time. At least the guy working was cool.