Had a nice time walking through the store. I do like kitchen gadget type items. I was greeted when…read moreI came in. And there was a beautiful dog laying on the floor. His name was jasper. Black lab, or maybe a mix. And another dog, black lab too. Sweetest dogs. I even got a kiss. Store does have a lot to look at. Knives, kitchen placemats, kitchen towels, wooded utensils, and so on. I just browsed through the store. Nothing really caught my eye this time.

This is a terrific little kitchenwares store selling all kinds of useful items for your culinary…read moreadventures. They specialize in knives and offer a good selection including the Henckels professional series and Global whose modern and sleek design have both beauty and great quality. You can find lots of pots and pans here along with my favorite Le Creuset; a brand that keeps coming up with more and more great colors. Now I want turquoise! The owners are very friendly and were most helpful even with our meager purchase that day of just two wine bottle stoppers. One of the best things about visiting this store is the owners' two black labs who "help out" by lying about up front or off to the side of the entrance on their dog beds (L.L. Bean dog beds of course). And lucky us, the day we were there, the owners' son's dog, a black Lab mix, was also there making for a 3-dog day! If you love dogs and great kitchenware, this is your store. Sending a special snout smooch to Cyrus.

Love shopping there...So many great things for cooking and houseware...I go every chance I can...read more

This little store is a stark contrast to most of the other shops in Windham. By quality, by not…read morebeing a chain store, and by price. It is by far the priciest store in the strip mall heaven that is North Windham. They carry all kinds of cute kitchen wares, spices, and other decorative home decor. This place reeks of "going up to our cute Maine summer camp" from some out of state location. I don't know many locals who would find this place enticing because of the high price point, but it was fun to browse. I won't be frequenting this place. I can't afford to. But if my rich friends from out of town want to see the "shop in Windham" that's not a chain store, this will be where I take them. It might also be a great place to find a last minute gift...

I think it's a very cute literal store with lots of different seasonings, but didn't have what I…read morewas looking for but they definitely had somethings we wanted. The staff was very friendly and we're helpful

Absolute gem of a shop. We went in during a day trip to the area and I had such a lovely and…read morewonderful conversation about spices with the shop owner, Anne. She was so very knowledgeable and friendly and took a huge amount of time to explain the origin of where they get their spices and also how to use them in a lot of ways. I ended up buying multiple packages of the recipe kits for some of the Indian recipes so that I can try some of the seasonings that I'm not familiar with prior to buying. I wish that it was closer, but anytime I'm in the area. I will be headed back that way for more knowledgeable conversation from a fellow foodie... Oh yeah, and to re-supply!

This unique gift shop is worth the stop! She has excellent taste in providing special items to…read moretake and give! Loved the little cards I purchased and other gifty items! Thank you for what you bring to the area and to those that visit here! Cheers!!!

I've wanted to pop into Fitz & Bennett for the longest time and am so glad that I did. It rivals…read moreSoleil or Viand, which are both upscale yet kitschy homegoods stores in Old Port. F&B (not named after Jane Austen's classic novel, I've learnt) has a wonderful collection of home goodies (practical and for funsies) as well as cookbooks, blankets, Maine art, and more. Both women working were incredibly nice--can't wait to return!

I've been going to this store for many years off and on. If I'm doing a project and need a tool or…read moresoil quickly, because it's the closest one to my home. When I go in, I ask where something I need is located in the store and all I want is to just go make a decision and get in and out as quickly as possible. Usually a man/clerk will tag only and mansplain and second guess my choice, or ask me how I know what I need. Basically saying things that are extremely outdated and sexist. I've gone in and watched how male shoppers are treated and it's a whole different thing. If you bring it to the cashiers attention in hopes she will let management know and make a change that fits with this decade, you hear, they're just trying to be gentlemen, hun. If you're a woman that is capable and isn't a damsel in distress, you shouldn't go there. It's an absurd and incredibly upsetting experience.

Great service and selection. Much better than a big box store. Friendly staff who go out of their…read moreway to help.

Place is well-laid out and well-curated. A decent assortment of furnishings and decor for a shop on…read morethe small side. Prices are reasonable, especially if you hit it at the right time. I'm going to make an effort to stop in more frequently when I'm "across the bridge" and do some treasure hunting!

Starting in November 2025, there are new owners with lots of new and fresh ideas with a commitment…read moreto customer service. Prices are reduced on new inventory every 30 days and those markdowns are reflected on the tags. I don't need to stress out about 'bartering'. I find it a clean, creative and welcoming shop to visit when I'm in Knightville...and of course I have to stop for a bite to eat at the many lunch spots in the neighborhood.

Excellent selection of quality outdoor furniture. We have purchased from them twice. Both…read moreexperiences were exceptional from sales, furniture quality, customer service and delivery. There was no sales pressure and each salesperson spent a good deal of time with me. Yesterday, our outdoor furniture set was delivered/set up. This was done personally by the owners. I am very pleased with my experience and highly recommend!

They have a great selection of items, however, the staff including the owner really didn't give us…read morethe time of day when we visited on more than one occasion. We did make a rather large purchase, but as they are consistently unfriendly, so we won't return. They should take a look at their customer service. We went to another vendor and they were very, very welcoming.

I found my way into Cowbwebs on a hot July day and immediately wanted to leave…read more I stayed as long as I could in order not to be rude, but the air was dead still in there, and it smelled awful. Not just like antiques. Awful. The woman behind the counter was talkative in a bad way. I relish friendly conversation when visiting shops. It's one of my favorite things about visiting stores! But this woman just kept asking questions, one after the other, the entire time I was there. I tried to make it clear with body language that I was just interested in browsing, but she kept on coming with the questions. It was more of an interrogation than a dialog. Merchandise wise, I saw nothing of value. Everything was sort of just stacked in dusty piles. There were none of the, "Oooooh, look at that! What a cool thing!" moments that you want when visiting an antiques or thrift-type shop. Maybe there's some hidden treasure in there, but for me it wasn't worth the dig.

I had a wonderful experience at this shop.  The owner let me in a few minutes before she opened…read more  She was putting merchandise on the sidewalk but let me and my dog go in. I found her to be very friendly and talked about our hometowns.  I bought a vintage hobnail tea light holder and a Little Tikes solid wood table and chair set.  The price for the candle holder was the going rate.  The price I got for the table and chairs was fantastic!!!! The location is great.  There is LBKitchen a few doors down.  A really old cemetery across the street and a bookstore next door.