I tried to find an email or something to let the store know, but unfortunately this is the only…read moreplace I could leave a review. I came in from out of town and purchased some things for my kids and also a sweatshirt for me ($46). I bought it on Saturday and put it on the first time on Monday. There's a hole in the arm and the red lettering on the front is fading and transferred onto my blanket when I was laying down. This thing is so cheap and already falling apart. I'm terrified of washing it. Can't get a refund since I can't get ahold of anyone and don't live in this State.

Adorable store. Service was awesome Cara was great, tons of selection and great value. Absolutely…read moreloved walking into the store just reminded me so much of Maine.

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.

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.

The products from this location look amazing, however the sourcing is a bit misleading unless you…read moreask. The work is done by a studio in CA, with the material sources from our of the country (I think they said India). I was looking for local products, so that no longer fit the bill. That said, the products themselves have a great range of sizes, shapes, and colors! Idid try on a jacket that should have been big on me but it was way too small, so be careful because the jackets are also not true to size (which is very important when you are also paying the premium).

Look forward to getting a new belt here every year. You won't have to go anywhere else for one.read more

Somewhat pricey, very well crafted and loomed (?) wool blankets. I have three: two winter and one…read moresummer. They keep me very warm in the winter, and just the right temperature during the summer. And more importantly, they have very little itch factor going on. It's a neat little fabric house and store. The owners are very friendly and accommodating. Atlantic Hwy is the same as US 1.

I read about Swans Island in Yankee Magazine in an article that covered heirloom-quality crafts…read morebeing made in New England. Their site (www.swansislandblankets.com) is a good indicator of the extraordinary quality and attention to detail in everything they do. I ordered a scarf, at $160, and it's as soft as cashmere thanks to the fact that Swans Island uses only organic soap to wash their wool. The scarf arrived in a gorgeous box with a catalog that looks more like a fine arts exhibit program. The blankets are expensive, about $600 to $1000 as far as I can tell, but they conform to every facet of the idea of an heirloom: something of high quality that you treasure and eventually pass down. It's wonderful to see world-class working being done in Maine.

Chase knows how to pick -- books, objets d'art, and all kinds of vintage finds. Need to find a gift…read morefor the person with everything, this is the place to go!

Great selection of books, as well as antiques, bric a brac and interesting collectibles. More than…read morejust a used book store, for sure.

Love this adorable woman owned boutique in Belfast town center. We walked in and there was…read moresanitizer and extra masks available if you needed which I was so glad to see. They had lovely hand crafted jewelry. My daughter and I each picked out some very inspirational cards with RBG and Michelle Obama featured but there were so many more to choose from. I would definitely come back here!

We were exploring Belfast and this store's sign read, "eclectic goods for the curious soul", and…read morethat drew me in. We were not looking for anything specific, but I found two great gifts and something for myself. One gift was a decanter tag that looked to be hand-stamped. The second was a key ring with a metal tag kind of like a thick spoon handle with "Believe Science" stamped on it. I also found a leather bracelet for myself. There were a lot of interesting items in this story including jewelry, hand towels, cards. It was fun to explore. The owner was very friendly and engaging. I'm glad we stopped in and I was able to bring back a piece of Belfast.