I went to couple functions here and boy do they put on a great lobster bake. The alcoholic drinks…read moreare well made and easy to get at the bar even if its busy. The volunteers are courteous and helpful and work hard to make everyone happy. The only downside is that smokers gather out side the entrance so a gauntlet has to be run to get out to the backyard area, five stars if not for that. 1-22-17. Came here for Sunday breakfast, $5 buys a great breakfast made to order. Choose from a small menu, really good.

I had the BEST service from Cameron Berry at Appliance Warehouse. I recently purchased a new…read morewashing machine. He listened to what I was looking for and what I was not. No high pressure, just honest conversation about my options. I am very happy with my purchase and the service I received.

I have no expectations that this review will turn a light on for anyone, or change behavior, or…read moresales practices. But perhaps it will. I've been saving for a new washer/dryer for about a year now. I've had positive and good experiences with Appliance Warehouse before, so I went back. I had my sites set on a specific stacked unit but the salesman was easily able to convince me otherwise, in that, if one part blew the whole thing was lost. So it was easy to change my mind about buying the washer/dryer as separate units instead. We discussed the height of the stacked units and would that be a challenge for me. No big deal. The additional space I'd gain was worth standing on my toes. The entire process was not without commentary about "the Chinese taking American jobs, Ukrainians trying to scam us, and even his wife who apparently doesn't load the dishwasher correctly". Did he think he was in the company of someone with similar ideologies? I was here to buy appliances, not discuss the global impact of capitalism. And for the record, I believe every human, void of territorial boundaries, deserves the right to work, earn an income, and care for their families. Fast forward to delivery of goods. All went well until it was discovered the cables and hoses weren't going to be long enough given the desired placement. I had already put out $600 to move the plumbing for this renovation job, so yes, I wanted it where I wanted it. These specs should have been part of the sales process, those specific questions should have been addressed then-how big is the room, where are the outlets, where is the access point for the drain and inlet hoses? If I had known I needed something other than the standard sizes, I would have been prepared, as I had a very limited window of time for this project. I'm an expert in my own field and I did expect expert level inquiry from someone in the appliance field. My bad. Do you ever just want something to go your way? The delivery guys left (a trail of mud through my house along with a puddle of water from a dripping hose-but it's March in Maine and I can't exactly fault them for that-it's just one more mess for this overworked teacher to clean up) and advised me to just buy new stuff on Amazon. Ok. What? What do I need? What's the amperage and voltage needs? Will the warranty still be in effect? Will you be coming back to do the installation? Instead of making a phone call, I opted to go back to the store. While there, we reviewed the final fees, subtracted out removal fees, added the stacking fees and I requested additional credit, given that the units I had just bought days before, had now gone on sale. That took some of the sting away. But. I'm still left with two heavy stacked appliances in the middle of my 6' x 6' room that I now need to install, move, and level myself? Can I? Yes. Is it frustrating to me that I have to? Also yes. First world American problem? Indeed. So, my new cables and hoses will arrive next week...from China. In the meantime I guess I will be tripping over my tool boxes and other laundry room detritus until I can take a break from teaching my liberal college agenda, to finish the work a man said they'd do.

It's always a struggle to find helpful employees at Lowes or Home Depot…read more This morning I had the pleasure of having Mike from Lowes in Scarborough, Maine in hardware at aisle 15 help me with cutting a strip of plexiglass. Kudos to Mike!!! He's a seasoned employee with a knack for true customer service. Thank you Mike- God Bless you

Terrible at answering phones or finding associates to help in store. This is why I shop elsewhereread more

You don't go to Target knowing what you want. Target will…read moretell you what it wants you to want. You will buy it. You will wonder how you accidentally spent $100. This is the way of Target. Secrets to Target: 1) everything seasonal comes out about a month or more in advance, so plan ahead! When it's the actual season, what you need won't be available (like patio furniture in July) because they're constantly operating ahead of time. Segue... 2) if you see something you want, buy it right then because the likelihood it'll be around in a week is low (seriously, the lack of patio furniture in summer is shocking). 3) they have a relationship with British store M&S who ships them sweets around the holidays and they sell out almost immediately, so keep your eyes out for them around the end of November. 4) if you don't know where something is located within the store, check out Target's website and make sure your location is set to the store you're in: it'll tell you exactly which aisle to find a thing! 5) there are some AMAZING vegan frozen food options that I haven't found at my local Hannaford or Whole Foods (plant-based pizza Ming Bings and Morning Star riblets to be exact). 6) if you're a petite adult, you can wear their kids (especially Cat & Jack brand) L and XL! Pros to THIS Target: it's close to where I live; it's usually well stocked; the best bathing suits I've ever owned come from here. (MAJOR) Cons to THIS Target: the parking lot is a nightmare; it's always busy regardless of when you come; there's stuff thrown everywhere on the floor (especially in the women's clothing section), the lines are impossibly long despite the many self check-out options.

Target is a store I really try to avoid most the time for a large variety of reasons. Unfortunately…read morefor me they are a spot that carries a few things I can't find elsewhere. Besides that and a lot of the reason behind the low rating for this particular location is how much of a disaster this store looks like. Now I do suspect it's often due carelessness of customers but it's insane how often the clothing areas look like a tornado ripped through it! Also Target is yet another brand that has limited the amount of items you can have and go through self-checkout which is great to avoid people with full carts slowing the line for those with just a few items. Despite this fact though they don't always have a ton of cashier lanes open which causes back ups for those not using self-checkout. Typically a spot you are better off avoiding unless looking for something specific.

Ace offers home delivery!!! I ordered buckets of winter salt online and just had it delivered to my…read morehouse by a really nice person!! Also I spoke with Nick on the phone at the store about my order and he was so helpful! Even if you are OK with shopping in person during a pandemic those things are heavy at 40 pounds each. There is no extra charge, just an order minimum. I really appreciate this so much!

This is my quick stop by local hardware shop. If I need something like a propane refill tank swap…read moreout, yard supplies, batteries, a random tool or bolt, etc they have you covered. What makes a difference to me is within 5 minutes or less of being in here you have a salesperson asking if you need help with finding anything. They also help load up my car with mulch, compost, etc if I need the assist. Only con is of course being smaller than a "big box" store, they have a little less to choose from of particular items, but most of time I gladly go here instead to avoid the time waster of finding items at the larger stores.

What an amazing showroom of furniture and decorating needs! I especially enjoy that it's REAL wood…read moreand the option to stain to your preference. When we went we already knew what we wanted from browsing their online site, but we did a quick spin around to see if here was a better option. When we decided the online entertainment center that we viewed online was what we wanted we did a closer investigation of the item. We soon realized we would want additional holes in the back for wires. When we approached one of the sales rep about our question we were assured that they could make that happen right then and there. While we did another spin around the store the nice man took the center to the back of the store and made perfect 2 inch holes exactly where we wanted them. They even brought the item out and loaded it into my car for a hassle free experience. Too bad they didn't want to follow me up the interstate toy house to bring it up a flight of stairs and rethread all the wires. ;)

Gorgeous store with many unique quality made items. Did some comparison shopping before purchasing…read moreand prices were better than the other stores. Delivery was very fairly priced and extremely fast.

I just called for service because our top load washing machine smells of mold and grossness. I was…read morethinking someone had to come clean it since I wasn't going to attempt to take it apart. I have never been there or bought anything but have driven by the place a million times. She said "instead of having someone come out for a service appointment how about I just tell you what may fix your problem?" I was shocked and amazed and I will definitely buy our next appliance from there even if it costs more. That's just the type of service you don't get anywhere anymore!

We needed service on our gas oven, so we called Downeast. They got us an appointment in a…read morereasonable amount of time. The day of the appointment our tech, Dan, arrived exactly at the start of our window. He was friendly and professional. Dan not only fixed our oven, he also tweaked little things to make it operate better. When all was said and done, the total bill was very reasonable and we were thrilled with how well our oven works now! Very highly recommended Downeast to anyone!

Two online orders with local experiences:…read more Ordered garden soil online and paid for truck delivery. They showed up on time and delivered our many super heavy bags exactly as we had instructed. Very friendly, too. Ordered an a/c unit online, my husband installed it, it was way way too loud, twice the advertised (not Home Depot's fault but the manufacturer's) decibels (I have a meter). Ugh. Husband had to box it up again and we brought it to the store to return. The return was quick and hassle-free. We bought a different unit and an employee named Tom was so incredibly helpful, went out of his way for us. We also had them price match it with Lowes and they just took my word for the price difference. Hassle-free ordering, returns and deliveries and friendly employees who don't avoid you in the aisles? I had no idea this was a thing happening in 2021!

Sadly, to write this review, I had to give it at least 1 star. Over a month ago I ordered 3 special…read moreorder doors through Home Depot for a total cost of just under $5,000.00. Beginning roughly a week before the original delivery date I began to get conflicting email and text messages from both HD and the carrier delivering the doors, Estes. One message indicated I could call to set up a delivery time, when I did that I was referred back to Hone Depot and was told that wasn't an option. The convoluted messages went on for days. I was to be away on a scheduled vacation during the expected delivery time. For 3 days I received messages indicating delivery would be that morning, no, oops, now in the afternoon...over and over again for 3 days-and I needed someone to be there to put the doors inside. Finally, doors were delivered, so badly damaged they couldn't be installed. Back to Home Depot to make arrangements for pick up and credit. HD has the doors, 3 days later-no sign of pending refund...ooppss, the person who was supposed to enter the refund had to leave and didn't do it. Now I am faced with paying a credit card bill of nearly $5,000 when I should have been refunded or risk paying interest on that amount. Last purchase ever from HD. sHAMEFUL SERVICE ALL AROUND

Had an issue with a key and Manny helped me get it sorted out, great small hardware store that…read moreisn't a big box. Highly Recommend

I love how it smells in here. For real. Paint, dirt, flowers, lumber. My dream is to work here.read more

The ropes course at this location is the smallest of the 3 that can be found in the company's…read morestores, though it's still fun to do when the weather outside isn't great (alongside the rest of the mall of course).

We purchased two recliners and the Kuka Furniture Apollo Leather Dual Power Loveseat Recliner,…read morewhich was delivered on January 31, 2026. The item is explicitly marketed and sold by Jordan's as "Leather," and their product page states the manufacturer provides a 2-year warranty covering factory defects. Less than five months into owning it, the surface began peeling extensively. Our household consists of adults only--no children and no pets. Because we work out of the home all day, the loveseat receives only light usage for a few hours in the evening. This is a textbook manufacturing defect: premature delamination, where the top layer lifts and peels away from a fabric backing. Genuine leather does not peel like this. When we first reached out, customer service promised to review the claim and get back to us. They never did. When we called them back, they claimed they had tried to reach us--even though we have zero record of any incoming calls from them. When we finally managed to speak with someone, they claimed the issue was "liquid damage"--an entirely baseless claim, as this furniture has never been exposed to any liquid or chemical whatsoever. Paying for furniture only to have it fail in a few short months is bad enough, but dealing with poor customer service, false claims about missed calls, and absurd excuses to dodge a written 2-year warranty is completely unacceptable.