We are new to Maine. And you couldn't have a BETTER PLACE to find so many different and important…read morebusinesses. CVS (in Target). Great Clips. Hannaford's. Home Depot. On and on. This is a great place. And the friendly folks at Camden National Bank (and other great banks in the immediate area)! --You can't ask for more!

Reny's describes themselves as a "Maine Adventure" and they certainly are a mainstay of the state's…read moreretail industry. I have been a customer of their's for decades and love their selection of products, friendly service and reasonable prices. My only complaint is that they used to have crazy good prices and deals, but not so much anymore.

Very good store, many good reduced price items, including clothes & shoes. My husband & I and a…read morevisiting son & granddaughter were surprised how much we bought!

I bought Funiture from wayfair a few times. this time im a bit upset…read more I tried to look for a sleeper sofa, so i called a representative to help me. She was helpful, but not enough. I was looking for a full size sleeper sofa, she recommended a twin size. I looked at the product and ordered it, assuming it was a full and not a twin sized sleeper sofa. I cancelled my order after realizing what i ordered. to rub salt on an open wound, after the fact, i found a sleeper sofa (full size!) from wayfair for less than 300. Im keeping the couch i have, since all it could use is some sewing needle, some cleaning, and not much else. Wayfair may have lost customer for this stunt.

I recently purchased a desk from Wayfair.com. It had a horrible odor which I tried to remove with…read morevinegar and hot water. (It did not work). So I did a search and discovered the odor was a toxic fume gassing off. I ended up in emergency with heart palpitations, shortness of breath and a cough which I still have. I had the desk put outside on my patio while I phoned Wayfair.com. I was informed that according to todays standards, there was nothing wrong with the desk. The desk still smelled after sitting outside for two weeks. Plus the desk could gas off undetected for up to two years. Please consider carefully before you buy from this company. They do not stand behind their products or seem to care about the health of their customers. Marilyn G

We are traveling and had to stop here real to get the proper size and fit of some dress shoes…read morebefore ordering online. We were greeted by Sean Marie who could not have been more friendly or accommodating. Fantastic service and competitive prices. Well done!

having suffered a stroke back in April of this year and having to wear an AFO on my left leg. I had…read moretried ordering online shoes with velcro fasteners with no luck, I was in the Augusta Maine store and was helped by April and ultimately purchased two pairs of sneakers that had the needed velcro fasteners. Kudos to LW for having the shoes I needed and to April for helping me. great customer service!

Not a single human cashier line. The reduced staffing in this store is ridiculous. Inventory is a…read moremess. Pricing missing from lots of items. Not a pleasant shopping experience at all. Even the staff are unpleasant.

Great for in person shopping but I never got my online orders if your gonna shop go to the storeread more

Great old school tj Maxx. It is in an old strip mall in brunswick. It has been there forever. Fun…read moreplace that always has bargains and something new. Clean and not fancy store. Employees have been working there for years. Busy now that hannaford is next door. Always fun.

Another store I should not be allowed in!! This store has gifts, clothes, toys, luggage, holiday…read moreitems, candles, spices, candies, coats, bathroom, bedroom, living room, kitchen items and the list goes on and on! It's a fun store to shop, because you will find something and it's always new and fun items. Really worth the time to stop-n-shop. Make it a shopping day trip :).

There is literally something for everyone. Vintage clothing fiesta wear antiques, gorgeous…read morepaintings, glassware uranium glass, Vintage quilts jewelry. You name it, you can find it here.

the manager there on Tuesday 10/24 was so rude. My mother and I love shopping old antiques. I…read morewill say, the building is huge and we have never been there before. Got a little turned around an ended up in flea market. She couldn't have less human. Real piece if work. Lady go f--k yourself Horrible people skills. Horrible experience. Just don't bother with this place.

The least you can do as a massive corporation is at least update when you are going to be closed on…read morea holiday that you are usually open on. I drove 40 minutes because it said it was open just for it to be closed. Extremely disappointed

I honestly hate Walmart with a burning passion. But sometimes it is a necessary trip due to the…read morecorporation monopolizing the market in small towns. Came in to price a camera, to order online. Saw that the store actually had it in stock. Stood at the electronics counter for 10 mins, and nobody came to assist. Found the guy in the aisle, and he made no attempt to help. Didn't even say hello. So, I walked away. Guess I'll spend my $600 elsewhere. Also the plus size clothing selection at this store is HORRENDOUS. It's terrible. All year round, this is where they decide to drop their clearance racks for other clothing departments to make the section appear full. All of the clothes are cheap nasty material that nobody wants, certain things have been there since last fall. It's truly pathetic! Their bathrooms are an absolute dumpster fire. ALL THE TIME. Don't even get me started on their idiotic parking lot and the drivers that park there. None of these customers have any right to even have a drivers licenses. Everybody is arrogant and entitled. I can't even tell you how many times the handicap parking is invaded by non handicap people that don't have any compassion. The only saving grace this store has is that they have the new Alpine Blast Poppi soda in stock and their door greeters are the nicest people in the world. That's it. Literally everything else SUCKS!

I was pretty shocked to see a display of potholders, with the "f" bomb written on them! Some of…read morethe sayings were cute, but the swears could have been left off. Especially since they were at a child's eye level. When I discussed it with a sales person, I was told they get more compliments that complaints. To each their own I guess.

Terrible experience today at this location. It started off very good when my wife, daughter and I…read moreentered to look at ornaments. There was a young, blond-haired sales person who was very friendly. My daughter showed an interest in some stuffed bears, and the young lady pointed us to another end of the shop where there were more stuffed animals. I took my daughter to that side of the store so my wife could shop, and there we found some more large stuffed animals placed on the floor. Another employee (older lady, short hair dyed some shade of pink) stationed herself to look busy apparently to keep an eye on us. My daughter went to play with a large stuffed unicorn that was sitting on the floor, and ideal place for a child to play with it. She wanted to try sitting on it and went to do so when this lady immediately chided her and told her not to do it. My daughter is only 5 and not used to being spoken to harshly like that, so I asked the lady to please address the parent, not the child. Parents should always be addressed rather than children. It is impossible to know if the child has any impairments or anxiety issues and it is proper for the parents to address any issues with their own child rather than a stranger. If the lady had been patient enough and not sarcastic we would have happily explained why we feel this way. The lady took offense to this request, apparently, so she restated her exact statement very rudely and sarcastically to me. Here is where I may have made a mistake in dealing with someone who already appeared to be imbalanced. I said, "there is no need to be a wiseass, ma'am". At this, she went ballistic - 'you will not speak to me that way in my store!, You will leave here right this instant", and so on. Well, no offense to this lady, retail is a hard job, but she was only getting from me what she was giving to me. I let her know that I had no problem leaving the store and started making my way to the front. However, she continued to follow me. She continued with the 'get outs' accompanied with dramatic finger pointing. At this time, I came upon my wife by the cash register who was still accompanied by the friendly, younger sales person. I asked the older lady her name, and she said "I'm not telling you. I don't owe you anything". The older lady started threatening to call the police. I told her to go ahead. First of all, I had done nothing wrong, and second, I was clearly on my way out. The older lady ordered the younger lady to call the police. The younger lady, clearly a more reasonable person, just looked at her and said "I am not sure what is going on". I explained to my wife that our daughter was trying to climb onto a stuffed unicorn in the back of the store when the older lady decided to snap at our daughter. The older lady claimed that these toys break. My wife, who was still not sure what was going on, said, "Ma'am, if we broke something, we would pay for it". The older lady said the toy was broken, and that was why she was speaking to my daughter. The older lady continued being offensive, loud and a bit of a last-word freak as we left the store. I turned and told her that I wished her well and that looking at her, I could see the death of retail. So, two major things here, one of which I am drafting a formal complaint to both the BBB and the Dept. of Consumer Affairs about and will also be contacting Hallmark, Inc. tomorrow: - This store knowingly has broken merchandise on the sales floor that is accessible and attractive to small children. There are no signs indicating such, the toys are inviting to children, and if what this lady is saying is true, and that toy is broken, then this store is knowingly endangering small children. - There are so many better ways to deal with people than the way this lady has chosen to behave. You could ask the other sales person who was working. My family and I were in there to shop, we were very nice and reasonable people. However, this lady (I am afraid she might be the 'Kim' in Kim's Hallmark if she was being literal about 'get out of MY store') chose to: 1. snap at someone's child over an issue that was the store's fault, 2. act sarcastically and rude when she was asked politely to address the parent, not the child, 3. act in a high and mighty fashion to a customer. Even if she was 100% right (she wasn't, but I would be able to meet her halfway), she was still wrong and horribly rude at the same time. Our daughter was in tears about this as we left the store - she had no understanding of why someone was threatening to call the police on her parents. She is now afraid to shop at this mall. So, nice work, older lady with the pinkish hair. If you are Kim, then you should be ashamed of yourself for allowing such a small situation to escalate to a point where you are making empty threats to call the police (no grounds to do so at all). Your younger colleague has less years on this planet but way more maturity and grace.