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.

Nice TJ Maxx in Augusta. I prefer the old location better down in South Augusta, but this location…read moreis newer and larger and fancier. This Maxx is with all the other chain stores and restaurants. Great bargains and nice employees. Something for everyone. Awesome selection.

best employees and great selection! the best TJ maxx in maine by FAR! great place for finding…read moregifts, and great value!

This place is a time capsule. The decor must not have been updated since the late 80s. It really…read moretook me back. Bathrooms are gross. Large shoe store, JC Penny, Spencer gifts. I didn't see a food court. Decent amount of stores, though for a place that looks like it should be abandoned. Super sales. Everything was 50% off or more in all the stores. I thought maybe it was going out of business but some of my family that's local said it's always been here. Appears to be a Goth counter culture hang out. Either that or NIN was in town.

I'm giving the Auburn Mall one star, but don't let that fool you. I love this place...not for what…read moreit is now, but for what it used to be. Back in the day, this was where you went to hang out with friends, wander the halls, and kill time. The mall never had a food court, and the dining options were limited, but somehow that never stopped us. I remember doing my Christmas shopping here every year and visiting Santa as a kid. The decorations weren't anything special, but it was still part of the season. The Maine Mall was always a better option with more stores and choices, but it was almost an hour away, so Auburn Mall was what most of us used. The anchors were JCPenney, which somehow is still here, and Porteous, which eventually became a TD Bank office. Most of the smaller stores are long gone. A few businesses remain, but many empty storefronts are now used to display what looks like the mall owner's personal collection of motorcycles. It feels less like a mall and more like someone's very strange private museum. Walking through the mall today is like stepping into a time capsule. The interior still has that unmistakable 1990s vibe, from the floors to the lighting to the decor. It's like no one ever thought to update it, which is both charming and a little sad. The place feels frozen in time, stuck somewhere between the past and the present. The entrance still sports that unmistakably 1990s sign. It's so outdated it's basically retro now. If a movie studio wanted a location for a 90s mall scene, this would be perfect as is. The Auburn Mall isn't really a mall anymore. It's a nostalgia trip with quiet hallways and plenty of memories. One star for what it is today. A thousand stars for what it once was.

40 years the mall hasn't changes since the last two years the mall is dingy sketchy and probably…read moreonly survives of retail stores that have bought the premises

Almost all the businesses are vacant. You can't even walk the whole mall because parts have been…read moreclosed off and walled up. It looks like just a nail salon is accessible from the 'mall'.

Hours are 9:30a.m. to 9:30p.m. Sun., Mon., Tues., Wed., Thurs., Fri., & Sat.(everyday)…read more T.J. Maxx has a lot to choose from clothes for all ages and genders, jewelry, purses, sunglasses, shoes, perfume, cologne, assessories, and some toys. Homegoods has bedding, pillows, blankets, comforters, furniture, rugs of all sizes, art, lamps, pet treats/toys, kitchenware, snack foods, candy, decor, and seasonal items. Rockland, Maine T.J. Maxx & Homegoods is the best in the state of Maine; from the customer service, cleaniliness, variety of products. "Stop by T.J.s."

Great selection of holiday items, and it was made better with the 50% off post-holiday sale!…read more Impressed with The Hanukkah selection, we have friends that celebrate Hanukkah and find it challenging to find appropriate items for them. They had a lot of unique items, I really liked the baking section with lots of baking pans and decorating sugars.

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

I am updating my review from a few years ago just to add some pictures I took recently, as I hadn't…read morerealized there weren't any already added. My earlier review, brief as it was, still sums up my positive opinion of Reny's, a truly Maine chain of stores where I have shopped dozens of times without a single negative experience. There is street parking and a small parking lot to the left of the store. They also have a passport activity you can use as a day trip experience, whereby you are given a passport to bring to all or some of the branches around the state and have them stamped and signed by an employee. You get a prize halfway through the 19 stores and another at the end. To quote the chain's public relations, it is part of the Maine Adventure!

I've heard about Reny's over the years but had never been to one of their stores. We just moved…read moreback to New England and decided to stop by. What a gem! Reminds me of Woolworth's or Grants back in the 60s and 70s. A lot of variety, nice clean store and we found some snack items that we hadn't seen before. Two large floors of decent quality clothing, house wares, toys, dry goods and personal care items. Great store and friendly staff. We will go again.

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!

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.

Growing up hearing the commercial jingle, "I should have bought it...... when I saw it..... at…read moreMardens" - It's a Maine thing and that jingle holds true. If you see a deal that you really want....don't hesitate, buy it, because it WILL be gone within a week or so. This location is VERY easy to find. A repurposed Kmart building, I believe... It's right off the highway, in fact you can see it from the off ramp to the right. There is plenty of parking even when it's crowded. I have never been to this location around the holiday, but I have driven by, and it is always packed! This locally owned retail chain, sells overstock, liquidation and salvage items. We have seen things from Amazon as well. It's usually so random, although they have seasonally appropriate items as well. When we have the time and energy, we like going through the clearance aisles...yes, they have clearance aisles in a discount store. The clearance aisles are only organized by the percentage off and so it's chaotic. Bring patience and a sharp eye for deals. We have gotten electronic peripherals and accessories. We also bought some great yard deals. While we didn't buy them, they had Robotic Lawn mowers with batteries for sale. This store is quite large and have things like furniture, appliances....so much stuff. If you are a patient bargain hunter, that doesn't mind being around people, you may like this store. Worth at least one visit.

I had to return a shirt that cost me $11.99. I paid with my credit card…read more My wife returned it as it was the wrong size on the shirt. They credited the card and the credit was for 9.28. They said the difference is the return fee. That info is missing from the online polices. Not that they care but I'll never go back to that junk shop.