This place is AMAZING!!! I've followed them on social media for quite a few years, but when I was…read moreliving in Brunswick it just seems too far to go. Now that I'm in Randolph, it's only 25 minutes away. This is my new addiction, for sure! Downtown Winthrop is adorable on its own, so it's a joy to visit. The shop is everything! It has something for everyone. Vintage clothes, handcrafted items, local Maine gifts, a candy store, very carefully and thoughtfully curated collection of seasonal surprises around every corner, and there is so much to explore! Be prepared to spend a couple hours in here, easily! Prices were decent, very affordable. Especially considering every item had so much thought and love put into it. Serious! Every display was PERFECTION! It was definitely inspiring, and made me want to plan out an entire re-do on my home decor. Service here is top notch, we met the owners and they are very sweet. We felt welcomed, and so look forward to coming back. This shop is an absolute GEM. I might die of a broken heart of this goes anywhere...

An awesome ongoing shop that runs more like an antique mall, with rooms and rooms of individual…read morevendor set ups. On the other hand, there is a lot of GREAT stuff here, vintage as well as new all priced pretty reasonably. Also, a most excellent place to browse!

Some nifty and cool vintage products here. Price was average. Things are placed everywhere. You…read morejust have to be patient and take the time to look at the various offerings. Did not find anything here. On to the next good finds.

Old school packed to the gills shop, if you are looking for carefully curated vignettes that you…read morecan purchase as a whole and park in your guest room, this probably isn't the shop for you, but if you enjoy the traditional search, hunt and scan, there are good things to be found at fair prices.

Great place, wide selection, fair prices. And Ron is one of a kind. Absolutely will be back.read more

RON IS A HOOT!! I shopped here last year and bought some…read moresilver spoons since some of my spoons went missing. Fast forward to this year, my daughter is getting married and the Wedding Shower was going to be a Tea Party. We wanted to make up some Thank You Gifts with a Tea Cup and a silver spoon so I went back to Ron Reed. He was annoyed right off the bat because I didn't see his sign to turn the light on for myself. OK, sorry Buddy! So, he had to reprimand me for that. All I wanted was spoons so I went to the silverware box and pulled some out. I needed about 25-30 of them but since he charges fifty cents a piece which is actually quite pricey for old tarnished spoons. I decided to just get 40 of them...20 bucks! Sure, that was fine, he didn't have to give me change, no problem. I'll get 'em and go...NO. Not going to happen. Nothing can be easy! I walked up to Ron and he asked me if I can count. HUH? Yeah, I can count (at least up to 40). Then he tells me he's "been taken before". TAKEN? WHAT? I told him I wasn't there to TAKE HIM! I'm halfway mad at myself because he counted them and said I had 41. Darn it!! I can count and I thought I had 40 but he counted 41. I should have counted them again for myself but I wasn't there to TAKE HIM, so I reached in my purse and pulled out 50 cents. Why I'm mad at myself is that I didn't need that many spoons to begin with. I should have put some back instead of buying more than I needed. I'll just say; He's not a people person! I'm giving him 2 stars because his place is better organized than most "Antique" shops. It's small so it doesn't take too long to go through his place. Pretty much has the same stuff as most antique stores. The first time I was there he was complaining about his ex-wife to my husband. He just needs to learn how to talk to people. RUDE!

this place is freaking amazing. It's like going through a maze as many rooms and vendors this has…read moreit's unbelievable. We spent several hours walking about finding unique things from the past and ultimately purchasing more than we probably intended on.

Updating to add a picture of a particular set of items that I found to be in poor taste. It…read morereflects poorly on the business. That's about all I can say.

Great antique mall across the river from Waterville. Very large with two levels. Some cases, but…read moremostly booths with items you can look at yourself. Great location with plenty of parking. Nice clean place. Wonderful assortment of antiques from comic books and bean boots to watches and glass. Take your time and look at everything. Fun with something for everyone. Prices are good, not super high. Stop in.

Boring And Its Time to change up the music…read more I have a wide variety of musical interests But Syrupy grandpa Lawrence Welk hits are not cutting it. Try catering to shoppers under the age of 70 And maybe you'll get more traffic I felt like I got sucked into Steven Kings "The Shining" time warp

One of my favorite places to visit in all of Maine!!!!!…read more If you are anywhere near Belfast, ME or looking to get off Route 1 and see a bit of the countryside; This is a great place to stop and recharge! The woman who runs the store is Diana and she is amazing. She has the most unique items in her store from all over Maine and beyond. Lots of antiques and neat stuff for almost any room in your house. Make sure to inquire about the letter press she owns. She showed me pictures of the Gutenberg letter press she uses to make the beautiful cards and prints. Her skill is unmatched and eye for detail is unmatched OH... she bakes all kinds of yummy treats. My personal favorite is the ginger cookies..and the bread. She makes the best tasting organic items you'll ever find. If you are having a party she also says she does some catering events. She also has rail bikes for rent! You'll get to pedal bikes that run along the rail road tracks and it's a blast..and a work out. Kip is a great guy who works there and loves to chat and will help ya with the bikes. It is such a great way to see Maine. She said she has a facebook page but She's working on a webpage. I live in Colorado and visiting Maine is wonderful. I love getting off route 1 and seeing the country side in the summer. 25 Gordon Hill Road Thorndike, ME 04986-3227 (207) 568-3523

After you take a thing or two from the free box, you have to go inside to buy stuff, but it's no…read moreproblem. The woman running this place has wonderful taste, a light hand with the pricing, and a talent for letterpress printing: she makes all kind of clever cards, including page-markers for cookbooks (now why didn't I think of that?) She sells some locally-made food products, but mostly she sells things I would buy if I had an inch of extra room: a heavy, elegant hand-crocheted tablecloth with deep fringe ($18.00), handsome pitchers from local potters (ok, I bought the one with the rabbits) and funny old toys and gadgets. I also passed up a child's quilt embroidered with nursery rhyme characters. if you need it, it's still there. This is AFTER you've visited Bryant's Stove Museum and BEFORE you've eaten at the CrossTrax Cafe in nearby Unity. You've got yourself the agenda for a marvelous day.

Great inventory - something for everyone, inexpensive, charming, heartwarming, sooooo many things…read moreto look at you'll need an hour and the ladies at the front desk can help guide you to what you seek. Next to White Duck so you can sneak your holiday gifts in the trunk while your husbands/boyfriends sit at the bar and wait for the table.

The store known as Lakeside Antiques is NO LONGER in business. It changed hands 4 or 5 years ago…read moreand then again more recently. It is now known as Route 202 Antiques & Flea Market. It is a great place to wander around. Lots of interesting vendors here now and the employees are friendly and helpful.

Great browsing. Friendly place. Good prices. I've found stuff there that you just can't get…read moreanywhere else including an old jointer plane that I use regularly.

INCREDIBLE. I have…read morenever seen such a massive collection of GOOD used tools, devices, knickknacks, mirrors, and all sorts of other stuff. It made me think Urban Ore out in Berkeley, but with stuff I would actually want to buy for very low prices. I could totally picture bringing a U-Haul across country just to load up with stuff from Liberty Tool Co. Three stories and endless shelves and walls covered with more stuff than you could look at in several weeks. I wish I had more time and a U-haul!