The place wasn't open, they have no hours sign, is this place still open or did it shut down,…read moreeither way I need to know asap.

Purchased $187 in groceries last visit which included Beautiful looking blueberries to my…read moredisappointment all four 18 oz containers had moldy inedible berries. That's over $20.60 for the compost bin. This is the worst WALMART in the USA ZERO STARS IS APPROPRIATE M

It has been a couple of years since I reviewed this Walmart. Not a lot has changed in my…read moreassessment. I still do some of our supplemental grocery shopping here: either harder to find items or those that bear a cost saving for us, such as quarts of heavy cream. If the item is the same price as at our local supermarket, the 2% cash back loyalty program win it for our local supermarket. And we still buy some non-grocery items here, rather than automatically ordering from the mega online company that I will not name here. Another change is that I have switched to the Walmart pharmacy for a couple of prescriptions, one for myself and the other for a pet. The service is excellent and the pricing an improv over our previous pharmacy. A supplemental benefit is that if I want to use up rewards money from my health insurance card, the self-service registers accept the card when other stores did not.

Reny's brings to my mind the old department stores that I now miss, such as Zayre's or Mammoth Mart…read more(or nowadays the equivalent Walmart), where you can find nearly everything you want, from jigsaw puzzles to travel cups to game-playing dice. But the search is easier without the vast expanse of those other department stores I named above. I have found the people are friendly and helpful also. We have a branch in our home town, and this one seems familiar and comfortable in its Reny's "brand." We went there because we are playing their Passport adventure, visiting every store in Maine for winter fun.

I'm always baffled when gems like these don't already have a review…read more Reny's is...how do I put this... Reny's is like a 365-day yard sale. Every once in a while you'll strike gold by finding an expensive product at a deep discount. The place smells like plastic, the cashiers have to wear vests, and they have signs everywhere that read, "smile, you're on camera!" in what I can only assume is an attempt at both underhanded humor and simultaneous theft deterrent.

This is. is a unique treasure of a place to find in the area, super organized and clean while…read moreoffering a great variety of items to suit your needs. Well lit, friendly staff and variety variety variety! You should stop in when you are in town!

Such a fun store to browse and shop. They have an eclectic mix of clothing and accessories that are…read moreboth thrifted and new. Prices range from low to mid range. If you're looking for something fun and thrifted in Ellsworth, I definitely recommend stopping in for a gander.

Absolute trash...never have anything in stock...let spark drivers that steal.orders still deliver…read more Also when you do click to chat for help with an order you get lied to. The customer service at the store is horrible as well. Go elsewhere if at all possible

super clean and nice workers. love this store. they always have a lot of cashiers openread more

Having a Family Dollar in the neighborhood can be convenient, though I don't do my regular grocery…read moreshopping there with a supermarket in town. But for non-grocery items and even food in some cases (a box of pasta was less here than in a supermarket as long as you aren't stuck on brand names), it makes sense to keep this Family Dollar/Dollar Tree in mind. I recently needed to find a birthday gift bag, tissue paper, ribbon and birthday card, and they had a fair selection and I matched the colors of all the items. Where else could you buy stockings, reading glasses, a storage crate, ice cream and craft supplies in one visit without wandering endlessly around a huge store? So far staff persons have been friendly and the wait times negligible. Obviously some things can't be found here, but it can be a nice alternative for a quick spot of shopping.

While visiting friends in Maine over the summer, we stopped into this eclectic little storefront to…read morefind my husband a decent pair of overalls. Mission accomplished, and then some! He also found reasonably priced pants that fit. The quality of the goods is excellent, and there appears to be something for everyone. He was hoping to find some good work boots too, but it was not to be. (And they were on the pricey side.)

Such a great store! A little of everything and you can't leave empty handed. You'll always find…read moresomething! we go to Remus every time we're in Maine!

I enjoy poking around the LLBean Outlet. They've moved to a new pricing model in the last few years…read moreand I don't think the deals are as good as we used to get, but it's still cheaper. The prices on the items are normal retail prices and each rack will have the percentage off above it. Most of the clothes are 30% off the retail prices. If you look, you may find a rack with 50% off or more and they have specials on items they are looking to move. We have the LLBean MasterCard so we have points and can use the points at the store. That makes for some great shopping. Staff is always helpful.

The same way I enjoy outlet malls for their deep, deep discounts on designer clothing, I also love…read morebuying bed linens and other home textiles. We visited a NY outlet back in early March but were stumped to noticed there weren't any home stores and left us with the urge for 'home' outlet shopping. So on our drive south to Portland, ME from Bar Harbor, hubs and I decided to see this L.L. on Rt 1 in Ellsworth. I honestly think the men's clothing (more so than the women's) are a bit on the cool side so picked up a few casual tops for my husband since he's still working from home and some lightweight cargo pants. While I'm a proud owner of their heavy-duty canvas totes for the last umpteen years (I own 2 large ones), the clothes not so much. L.L. women's clothes aren't my style- and not to say anything wrong about it, but the clothes are more for a certain crowd. There are those duck boots and small wooden furniture on the floor also for sale. But I finally got my hands on a white-grey cotton sheet set and a down grey comforter that I've been wanting. As the cashier scans your items, you'll notice their original, jacked-up prices- so don't let it spook you the way it did to me as discounts are applied at the end. Once we paid, I didn't feel this was my doom-and-gloom outlet visit. Service was nice and respectful by the way.

Reny's is like the old fashion country store. From canned and packaged food stuffs to staple…read moreingredients to pots and pans , cast iron wear, to boots and jackets, crayons to dog food, and home decor. They have a selection of just about anything except fresh fruit, veggies and frozen items. (at least the last time I was in there, what do they have today? who knows!) Go check it out. They have an awesome selection of Bobs Red Mill items, even gluten-free. I wish the store were more out in the open more, easier parking, but I am so glad we have Reny's in Farmington!

Great place to shop. If Reny's doesn't have what your looking for , just ask and they will find…read moreit. They carry all the good products at very good prices.