What a gem that is hidden in the underworld of the maze we like to call Freeport outlets!…read more My wife an I come here to get refills on all kinds of olive oils and vinegars and with the small pots that house all of these little containers of goodness it is a gold mine to creativity and deliciousness. Here are a couple of the fun tips and pointers about this little place: - You can taste test any of the mixed oils/vinegars that you want with little tasting cups and small spickets to pour the taste into it. You can mix grapefruit and sunflower and get a tasty topping for a green salad or throw in some apricot vinegar and then you really can go salad wild. - Once you partake in one of the bottles of dressing/oil you can bring the bottle back in to refil at a discounted price and get your card stamped to earn rewards then they reseal the bottle with a gold foil top. - The staff is EXTREMELY friendly and so welcoming to those that might not know what to do in an oil/vinegar shoppe. My wife and I recommend you totally stop in here to try the goods for your flavor extravaganza!! But remember you have to look for it because it is hidden on the lower floor from all the hubub of Oakley/ Lids / Coach/ LL Bean area.

I would have given this 4 or 5 stars if it weren't for the fact that it was completely not…read moredisability-friendly. The only entrance is a steep set of stairs. I see no way a wheelchair can get down here. And the way people stared while I slowly made my way down the stairs (forgot my cane) as if they had absolutely zero concept of someone having trouble with stairs or being less than fully-abled made me feel like a freakshow. Too bad because once downstairs everyone there was really nice and I really like their concept: taste anything they have, get bottles filled to order, come back and refill your bottle for a discount. They even have a frequent buyer club (not sure if it's a stamp card or what). It reminds me of the oil and vinegar tasting barrels at Local's Market in SF, or the self-serve honeys and oils at Winco (24-hour, employee-owned supermarket chain in California), only the entire store is dedicated to fancy oils and balsamic vinegars.

Well, we may have just stumbled upon what candy shoppe dreams are made of yesterday. I can't…read morebelieve that we found such a gem in Freeport, Maine of all places. First off- pro tip- Always get their signature Scotch Kisses! Get more than one and thank me later. Scotch Kisses are their homemade caramel wrapped around a soft marshmallow. Holy moly. The best!! I bought one and will now dream of this candy confection for months to come. I need to check if they ship these! Wilbur's wide variety of candy is housed on their second floor. Head upstairs. They had just started decorating for Halloween and you could not pick a better spot to find in the month of October. Candy + Halloween = Perfection. I stocked up on some Halloween themed candy and even found some Pumpkin Pie Jelly Bellies there! Woah, First time trying them and yum. I found my classic rock candy there too. I am more of a sugar candy fan than chocolate guy, so the upstairs was like a dream come true. I even found a pack of Fruit Stripes gum! Classic. I can't believe the bag of candy that I walked out with for under $20. Support local and frequent Wilbur's. The next time I am in Maine, I will most definitely be back! P.S. I found them using the Yelp app and I couldn't be happier.

Cute shop. Many gift and candy items to choose from. You can look through the window and see the…read morepeople making the chocolates. The chocolates are like the same quality as Palmer candy you buy in CVS or target for Easter baskets.

I have a big sweet tooth, and when I saw the sign for this store, I had to come in. This is an…read moreoutlet store for Lindt. Along with the full line of chocolate offerings from Lindt, the also sell discontinued items at a significant mark down. What I like is the sold their factory seconds of their chocolates. What they were selling at my visit was a white chocolate filled Lindor balls. These were considered rejects because of cosmetic reason: pattern on the balls very irregular, balls not perfectly round, some dents, etc. Sold bulk unwrapped in large plastic balls. Had samples of them, and hey, still taste the same, just not perfectly round. Who cares, taste all the same one inside my mouth. They also sold some wrapped Lindor balls in bulk as well. I bought a pound of the wrapped dark chocolate Lindor balls for $5.00. Great deal considering that normally they are $0.50 retail, and a pound contains about 40 balls (do the math!). Worth carrying with me back on the plane. Should have bought more, because my coworkers ate most of them.

Excellent customer service from Sabrina. She was pleasant and helpful. The chocolate is delicious!read more

The lobster roll with butter from Mainely Seafood Company was absolutely incredible. The lobster…read morewas fresh, sweet, and packed generously into the roll, and the warm butter brought out all the flavor perfectly without overpowering it. The roll itself was soft, buttery, and toasted just right. You can really taste the quality and freshness in every bite. Easily one of the best lobster rolls I've had -- highly recommend. The guy who helped us was very friendly and they had outdoor only seating.

We stopped to get a couple of their world-famous Lobster Rolls. They were great!! Worth the drive…read morefrom Florida. The last time I was in Maine, I paid $44.00 per roll at another place. These were a great value here at $34.00 per. I also tried "Maine Root" Root Beer. Excellent choices. The proprietor, Rodney, was very nice and helpful. There are tables outside with umbrellas. No seating inside.

Nice shop with lots of English and Scottish items ! From tartans to frozen food ! Even Surname…read morepins but I could not find mine . Bummer .

Cute place in a tourist town…read more I know it sounds a bit ridiculous (and I'm aware there's probably somewhere in Portland that has this) but I came here pretty much solely to get HP sauce, which I am appalled that standard grocery stores in Portland do not have! Sure, Amazon has it too and all that but I figured it made a good excuse to come out to Freeport and get HP sauce and maybe a couple other things. Tea drinkers and jelly lovers will have quite a time here. The shop is quite small and very much a gift shop. A bit peculiar to have in Freeport, Maine, maybe... but nevertheless there were a lot of worthless trinkets that could have easily been purchased. But I limited myself to just three items. I just realized i forgot to look in the fridge! Auuuugh!!! I guess I have to go back now.

This continues to be my favorite candy store in Maine. 5 stars for the offerings, the staff and…read moreparking. They offer more than my favorite chocolates. They continue to expand, to offer local Maine products, both food and textiles - it's a great place to go for buying gifts for people. Some of my favorites are shown in the pictures - I love anything maple and their maple malt balls are my absolute favorite! I love their chocolate covered products, pretzels, cherries, peanuts, raisins and blueberries and so much more. They sell Sweet Monkey Business shortbread cookies on occassion - they are the best in Maine for packaged cookies. The owner is very kind as well. This year (2025) my favorite purchase was the Candy Cottage kit! So cute and creative and it smells so much better than gingerbread. I loved it. Great for gift giving as well. Parking is great and there is an car charging spot as well if you are lucky enough to snag the spot. Not a super charger, but it's something. I hope to be able to participate in a special event sometime. They offer tours, and candy making events, like make your own candy cane. With that said, I highly recommend. Stop on by, you might see me shopping LOL

The chocolates were fantastic. The prices were extremely reasonable. I would send anybody here.read more

Lindt is located slightly off Main Street in the Freeport Village Center…read more We entered in the front which is an ice cream shop and walked through to the back for candy. As I entered I heard, does anyone want a sample, why yes I do! There were over 20 different flavors from dark chocolate to raspberry to coconut in bins in the middle of the store. I picked one of most flavors. I love how creamy Lindt chocolates are. They weigh your purchase at the register, it is $23 per pound. There were many other types of packaged chocolates. For a gift or a treat for yourself I recommend stopping in to the Lindt chocolate shop.

I have to put blinders on the wife when we walk by the Lindt Store because she wants to get a box…read moreevery time we pass it. I am kidding, but joking aside this location has quite an array of Lindt truffle flavors and an assortment of individual bars to choose from. They also have a coffee bar where you can indulge in specialty coffee drinks (or lattes, however you want to define them) which include flavoring from some of their famous chocolates. Prices are comparable to other retail locations that carry their chocolates and this store tends to offer large quantity discounts if you get into the 75-150 piece range.I believe we walked out with 150+ for around $45 during one of their specials. I counted 150 when putting them into the box, but when the lady at the counter weighed it, she told me to add about 18 more and then she rang me up. I won't complain if they are asking me to add more items and still charge me the same. The store layout is a bit small, so it's difficult to navigate the truffle area due to its proximity to the checkout counter. You are always having to say excuse me because the line always extends into the one area where you are selecting your chocolates. They always offer each person a sample from their sample of the day chocolate.

The maple flavored chips are my favorite around, whenever I can find them I always make sure to buy…read morea bag or two! Hoping to see them in more stores/stands in the future.

These chips are the best! They remind me of the old fashioned potato chips, my grandmother used to…read morebuy in a large tin. My favorite is the Maine Maple chip. It's sweet & savory. My second favorite is the Cookout chip. Lots of smoked salt & black pepper...YUMMY. I have sent a 10 bag box to my brothers family in Virginia and my brother loves the Cookout Chips and he's a diehard Humpty Dumpty BBQ chips fan. I also sent my son in Tampa Florida....he loves them too. These chips are made from natural, organic ingredients and that's a plus. Keep up the great work, Vintage!

Food is excellent! We had drunken noodles and spicy ginger…read morecombo lunch. Came with 4 veggie spring rolls (yum) and 4 veggie dumplings. $15 a plate. Service was friendly and attentive. We were there at 2 pm and only 4 tables.

The service was great and our server was super friendly. The dumplings were great- surprisingly…read morefilling too. We had egg rolls or something on the side that came with Thai chilli sauce, and that was also very tasty. The won ton soup was also quite fresh and tasty- although I don't know that the size was worth the $7. The Thai style fried rice was good although I don't know that it was truly fried. It was something. Crab Rangoon dish was also really good- as expected. Regrettably I did not get my server's name, but he was excellent.

Stopped in here on the morning of Black Friday with a friend. Very cute space with lots of tables…read more They have lots of breakfast sandwiches and pastries, but I just opted for a hot chai tea latte. It was good, but not anything over-the-top special - likely commercial chai base. After I ordered, I noticed all of the different tea flavors, which, if I go back, I would like to try. They also sell all kinds of coffee and tea there.

I stopped here after an afternoon in Wolfe's Neck park and the turkey club sandwich absolutely HIT!…read moreThe portion was massive and was perfect to fuel up for some outlet shopping. It's a cozy vibe with lots of couches and some outdoor seating! Service was great and my sandwich came out quickly.