My wife and I stopped in here during our exploring of downtown Rockland. It's definitely a touristy…read moreshop with lots of home goods and women's clothing along with a wide range of other items. I expected prices to be on the higher side since this area is touristy and that assumption held true. I am sure you can find some deals depending on when you visit though. Didn't buy anything but service wise the worker/owner did greet us upon us entering. We did enjoy some of the items and would consider returning to browse again. Including a very nice knitted lobster sweater.

I love the quirky and brilliant fashions in this place and I've experienced nothing but unusual…read morekindness from the staff, as well as compliments for the clothes. They found my gold ring in the dressing room area and did not know how to get in touch with me, but the next time I entered the store they asked me if I had lost it. I was on the verge of renting a metal detector to troll my garden, and was so grateful not to have to. And I have favorites from this store dating back decades. Five stars for sure.

Beautiful household items and the Christmas selections are the best I have ever seen.read more

Everything inside was so beautiful. Such great store for home decor,gifts, and trinkets. Service…read morewas good nothing crazy and prices were ranged well

This little shop surprised me. I wandered in for about 10 minutes while waiting for my sandwich…read morefrom the deli to be ready. It's larger than it looks and has some of the nicest souvenirs I saw walking the Main Street. Mugs, clothing, toys, magnets, lobster-themed items galore. I saw several things I liked and got a magnet, a sweater, and some candy for my husband while inside. Really friendly staff working the counter. If you walk to the back there is a small porch with a view of the water.

It pays to read blogs. I read someone's blog who traveled throughout Maine, and she talked about…read moresights she saw, places she ate, and things she bought along the way. The Smiling Cow was one such place, and like with everything she wrote, she was spot-on accurate with her assessments. I have two grandchildren, so all shopping is based on what to buy THEM. Not me or my husband, not my daughters or son-in-law, but my grandchildren. So, of course, I made my way to the stuffed animals and Christmas ornaments where I was able to find some things to buy. Very cute things. I wish my back didn't start aching, or I would've likely bought more things. I guess that's a good reason to return some day. One can hope.

What a great little craft brewery - good selection of beers on tap,super friendly environment, and…read moreawesome small town to explore.

Eclectic store filled with locally made Maine products in Searsport, ME…read more There are a variery of items from soaps and lotions and beauty products, to coffee, cheeses, jewelry products and fresh produce, local meats and bakery items. We came in search of Doweast Cowboy's Eastern Edge Sea Salt. We also ended up purchasing soap and a beard comb. The store is small but packed with a lot of unique items from Maine artists and vendors. On street parking. Closed on Tuesdays.

Beautiful shop with traditional quilting fabric, linens, Japanese fabric, independent patterns, and…read moreother art supplies. Friendly and helpful staff

Nice selection of art supplies, but, very lacking in customer service. Not personable. Won't be…read moregoing back. ​

A great second hand boutique. The clothes are everything from vintage to modern. Casual to elegant…read more The owner is very sweet and helpful. This is mine and my daughters favorite little shop in Belfast.

Smaller store in a charming historic building literally hanging over the water off Main Street in…read moreCamden at the water. From the back windows you can see a walking bridge. Lots of ladies clothing and accessories inside. This is one of the nicer, resort-style shops with brand names and prices of $122 a sweater and dress. Lots of sales and friendly staff.

Nice women's clothing store with a nautical theme -- I was in desperate need of a sun hat & they…read morehad about 15 cute styles to choose from. Not super-trendy (maybe more for the 40's-50's set), but cute overall and some very pretty lightweight scarves too.

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.

Absolutely one of the best places around to get unique and beautiful clothes!!! Very friendly and…read moresweet cashiers,and the store is very well put together! Some of the most beautiful and unique things I own come from HTTS.