This place has great prices on quality goods and the staff are friendly. Recently picked up some…read moreclothing and will absolutely go back.

Tom's and Converse in the shoe section. What more do you need to know? Their stock varies…read moredepending upon the season and, I'm assuming their shipments. I love the home goods section. You can always find teas and international spices. The staff here seem friendly enough, everyone was helpful, but I didn't really have any questions to ask. This is a chain, box store. It is my go to when the task of "the dreaded shopping" has to occur (everyone needs pants, people!) It is also the only clothing store in Windham that isn't Walmart. So, I'm all in.

A young man helped me getting a cart his name was Brayden he did a wonderful job doing so. Thank…read moreyou Walmart and Brayden for helping us out.

Not all Walmarts are the same. In Maine, I think the best Walmart is the one in Scarborough. This…read moreone? Painful. The layout is confusing, the produce is sad looking (also - so specific, I know - but they don't carry many herbs; no dill or mint here, for example; very soggy looking berries), the overhead music is blasting so loud, the shopping carts are enormous and many seem to have one funky wheel, the space is small so the aisles are small and it feels like you're constantly in the shadow of shelves... I don't know, it's hard to explain. I think if you're looking for food/snack/grocery items, go to the Hannaford across the street (or the Shaws a quarter of a mile down the road). I understand the importance of this Walmart, seeing as it's ideally located en route to Sebago and you can stock up on all your camping/staycation essentials. As a local, I'd rather skip coming here entirely (even for using it as a convenient bathroom stop).

Proprietor David Johnston recently replaced the rush seats in our four ladderback chairs and we…read morecould not be more pleased with the results. David is truly a craftsman. And the job was finished in a timely fashion, just as promised. We had considered replacing the chairs, but for less than half that expense we were able to keep the chairs we've enjoyed for almost fifty years. We highly recommend doing business with The Craft Shop in Windham, ME.

What a fun little discovery on my way into town. I have passed this place a zillion times and had…read moresaid I would stop eventually. Well, stop I did, to see if they had a gift for a friend's birthday. First, I love any store that smells like balsam as you walk through the door. The scent makes me feel like a kid again. I'm not from Maine (have been here long enough to feel at home), but as a kid we used to drive here from Ohio and spend a few weeks going up and down the coast. The smell of balsam reminds me of these trips. Second, I was shocked by the variety they had. Maple syrup, Maine souvenirs, crafting supplies, wooden figurines, and antiques. The have a sign stating that they "glue chairs". I didn't know that was a thing, but apparently, it is... They also sell wreaths and Christmas trees during the appropriate season. And finally, the owners were as nice as could be. They had out hot chocolate for the kids, and they wrapped my little gift up neatly. This little shop is well worth the drive into town because of how darn cute it is!

It was an OK experience. They had what I was looking for - thankfully a friend was able to describe…read moreto me where to look in the store, otherwise, I'm not sure I would have found it. It's smaller than the other locations I have been to...sq ft and ceiling height. Smaller parking lot. Don't park next to or walk parallel to the building in the winter...there are signs as well. You could absolutely be hit with snow or icicles. Luckily, there were a few spots open. Walking in, it felt like an old grocery store from the 70s/80s. Building definitely hasn't been updated, more just maintained. There were shelves and stacks everywhere...made the store feel very cramped - a lot of stock. Things were organized by category, like, Pets, Grocery, toys, hardware etc. One thing that I was impressed by, was the hardware section, which was to the right and it was in it's own building. There were seasonal offerings, as we visited around Christmas time. I was able to find some fun stocking stuffers. They were decent prices. I found the pet supplies - they definitely favor dogs more than other animals. A lot of the bigger ticket items, seemed to have damage and or no packaging. We only saw staff at the registers, didn't see staff anywhere else in the store. Staff at registers were very fast and efficient.

Marden's has been one of my favorite stores to peruse for 30+ years. Visited this location…read moreyesterday on the hunt for some different sizes than what I'd found at the Lewiston location (Free People dresses and tanks). While this location is small they do pack it in. Loads of good finds for outdoor entertaining/outings (pool floats, coolers, drink cuzies), tons of cleaning supplies, kitchen towels and wares and more. My shopping companion was elated to find so many J. Jill dresses, shirts, and shoes. Seriously she purchased a few shirts and a dress for less than $15 each - total steal. And don't let me forget the candy! So many candies, some I'd never even heard of before. While I didn't find what I was looking for I did have fun digging for treasures.

Customer service is terrible. Most of the workers act like…read moreyou're an inconvenience to them. They also lie about what's in stock and with my experiences with the exception of one person they're lazy and make it obvious that your business isn't wanted

TSC really isnt my problem as much as Cannon Safes. TSC did not have a readily available customer…read moreservice number to resolve a defective safe. I purchased the 81 long gun 10 handgun in August. Today I finally got into it. With an angle grinder and a sawzall . First complaint they sent a new keypad and told me to replace the battery. Asked for spare keys because there wasnt any. got a bunch of crickets. Thank you Cannon Safes for having such a crappy customer service . I will never buy one of your products. TSC you really need to drop them it is going to cost you.

Okay. So I just purchased almost $75 worth of Easter junk from the Windham, Maine Dollar Store for…read morea school give-away. I had bags with me but they were underneath all of the items I was purchasing I told the clerk that I had bags under the items in my cart at the beginning. I got to the bags about midway through and he continued to put everything on the counter in front of his register. After everything was rung up and paid for, he went on to the one other customer in line behind me. No onecwas in the other line at the time When I asked him if he was going to bag my purchases, he said no - because my bags were not out on the counter at the beginning of the sale. Again, I had $75 Wirth of purchases on top of yhe bags. I am truly contemplating returning EVERYTHING and encouraging others not to shop at this store. This guy has absolutely no customer service skills. Evidently, he thinks that his customers are there to do HIS JOB ... and paying for the privilege. I shop there a lot for school projects and events ' -but, based on today's experience. I am not sure that I will in the future. I am tired of companies and their employees who could care less about their cutomers' experience and are just there to grab our money. I am so PISSED! ​

Wow. The service from Debra at the register was appalling. Listening to her engage with other…read morecustomers and then with me. Zero customer service skills. As I approach with a small box of picture frames. I'm not greeted with a hello or any other salutation. Rather this is the interaction: Debra: "how many?" Me: "15" Debra: "would you like a receipt?" Me: "yes please" Debra: hands me the receipt while looking at the next customer Me: "thanks. Have a great day" Debra: "yeah"

I was expecting a little more; perhaps a larger space and a bigger selection based on how often and…read moreaggressively this business advertises in the area television market. That said, the prices are indeed good. You're not going to find the highest quality items here. Most of this is overstocked and surplus good from other retailers, though I can't say I noticed any 'irregulars' in any of the clothing I saw. It's a bit of a mixed bag on what you'd find but hey, $10 jeans and lots of cargo pants and flannels and such, you can't beat it. Perhaps not worth the 17 mile drive we took from downtown Portland, but if you're in the area it's definitely worth popping in, especially for some inexpensive around the house or yard type of clothes.

The Levinsky's store originally of downtown Portland, Maine has been doing business in Windham,…read moreMaine fir years much of the same clothing products and many shirts , bags and hats featuring Maine !! Great sales !! Friendly store and visit every time in Maine,,