yes, the line is long (1hr) but t worth the wait. it was 90° and I started feeling ill. Corey and…read moreDonnie two of the waitstaff were quick to realize this and took immediate steps bringing me a cool drink and a small snack. They were phenomenal and continued checking on me regularly. lobster roll is great - service was better. thanks guys

Was it worth the wait? Probably not. But was it delicious? Yes…read more Arrived at 10:45am on a Friday, they open at 11:30. The line was already 3/4 of the way down the block. Finally got to the front of the line to order at 12:15 and was served my food 10 minutes later. $38 for a sandwich is steep and it's cash only so you have to carry a lot of cash if you are feeding a family/group. They were already out of the local honey soda since I guess they're getting ready to close for the season (it's mid September). The lady who took our order when we finally got to the counter was nice. After we ordered we sat down at a table to wait, it was a nice day out and you could kinds of see the water. We didn't have a problem finding a table, so there is probably the perfect amount of tables correlated to the somewhat slow single cashier ordering system. The lobster roll was piled high and delicious. The lobster is cold but tasted very fresh. Got it with some warm butter and some lemons. I prefer a warm lobster roll, but this lobster roll was just outstanding. Huge and fresh and tons of meat, including plenty of tail meat where most other places only give you mostly claw meat. It was loaded so high, I had to take like a third of the meat off just so I could fit the sandwich in my mouth, and then I ate the lobster on its own with a fork. Easily the best lobster roll I've ever had. But again, not sure if it was worth the 1.5+ hour wait. I stopped here on our way from Portland to Bar Harbor for a few days, and I actually had the opportunity to stop here again on the way back but opted not to because 90+ minutes is a long time to wait for a sandwich. I'm glad I got to try it for the experience.

Do not waste your time going anywhere else!!! Food is fresh…read more(lobster and crab hand picked by the owner daily) and plentiful If you like crab or lobster rolls, you won't find any better in the area. We drive 2 hours for the food, that should tell you something!

My husband and I had the fish & chips. We ate there at a picnic table. No Fast & friendly. It was…read moredelicious. You will not be disappointed!

Stop by the local food truck for quick hot dogs, lobster rolls, fish cake sandwiches, and the best…read morefries! They do only take cash so be prepared!

The Mainest Maine lunch spot that ever Mained. Just go here, you will immediately feel the very…read morelifeblood of what makes Maine lunch spots great. Hot, so fresh, so tasty and two options for gluten free bread. Makes my heart happy.

Is this the future of seasonal "roadside" honor stands? I don't know, but it definitely seemed like…read morea high tech self serve-spot! It's a small building (maybe could fit two people inside at once) with a heavy door (heads-up!) at the end of someone's driveway. It's got electricity to power AC (probably to prevent the delicate pastries from melting!) and a fridge that has eggs and cream cheese, there's some locally roasted hot coffee via an airpot available, and a display of homemade baked goods too. Be sure to follow them on social media to find out what's available each weekend - it seems there's always some gluten-free, dairy-free, and vegan option! Pay is with cash or through Venmo. I had the plant-based blueberry pop tart made with fresh picked local blueberries for $5 and it was DELISH. Think: buttery, flakey, melt in your mouth crust with a thiiiiiiiick layer of homemade jam in the center that helped balance out the moisture. Flavorful and indulgent, I didn't share (you won't want to either).

When the "O" back home in Pittsburgh closed in 2020, I thought I might never taste fries of such a…read morequality again. But today, I did: the fries here are genuinely the best I've had in maybe a full decade. Perfectly double-fried to crispiness, and cut in house. The hot dog was also good with a solid char and good snap/flavor, but it wasn't a standout like the fries.

Perfect little roadside hot dog stand, super friendly people! Has me a chili dog! Next time I will…read moretry the salt pork dog!

Really good! Try the house dill sauce. The lobster roll flight was delicious as well as the crab…read moredip appetizer. I will be back!

Food is a 10 outta 10. It's worth coming for the fries alone. Lobster is fresh, never frozen and…read moreprepared perfectly. Service was fast, easy and friendly. Super chill spot and the playlist was perfect.

What a surprise. A hidden gem in the heart of downtown Rockland Main; next door to the Farnsworth…read moreArt Museum. This is an outside patio venue (Food Truck) serving primarily Tocos, Burritos and Quesadillas with a few other offerings. We had a Pulled Pork Toco and a Burrito. The meat was seasoned to perfection with their in-house special spice blend. My Toco was the best I have ever eaten...hands down.

Wiley's used to be the Lobster shack now it's a low key burrito and taco stand. I forget this is…read moreMaine sometimes- for $16.35 I got a " barbacoa" chicken sandwich in a tortilla that had been browned in a pan like a grilled cheese. It was big, freshly made, and edible but certainly wasn't a burrito. Pinto beans only (mushy), white rice only also mushy. Chicken super salty. Wiley's claimed there was pico de Gallo, but I got mild red sauce in a plastic container and two tubes of cholula. Great outside tables tho. Bring your own traders Joe's burrito instead.

HOT DOGS! Affordable, convenient, fast and piled high with fixins- customizable to your liking or…read moretry one of their signature dogs. Perfect for a quick no-frills lunch that hits the spot. I'll be back!

Stella is awesome- so is the food. We had Moussaka, grape…read moreleaves, an eggplant dish that I forgot it 's name. & bougassa(sp) not sure if I said it properly or spelled it properly all I can say is this dessert is OMG delicious. Everything we had was exceptional. The only thing I would do differently is keep the Tsasiki in a separate container from the the dolmades. The dolmades are best cold.

I loooove Greek Aloha Kitchen, even though they're only open two days a week. The food is BOMB, you…read morecan preorder on your phone, and the owners are just the nicest people around! My favorite items to order from here are: chicken gyro with Tzazkiki (you have the option of ketchup and mustard instead, but why??), moussaka (reminds me of lasagne except better!), Mount Olympus (gyro sandwich x 2 with choice of pork/chicken , melted mozzarella, tzatziki, fries, tomato, onions), and for dessert, the bougatsa (vanilla bean semolina custard wrapped in filo) and baklava saragli (think baklava roll). They have many other amazing items on their menu, but I am a creature of habit, and once I find my favorites, I tend to stick to them. p.s. they will be on vacation starting 5/22/2022, reopening some time in August 2022.

This was hands down the worst hot dog I have ever eaten in my life…read more My boyfriend and I are the type to seek out any place new, local, hole-in-the-wall... we like a good culinary adventure. This place is a trailer by the side of the road, so naturally we were intrigued. We stopped for lunch on a Saturday afternoon. There was more than just hot dogs on the menu, including grilled cheese, chicken fingers, and burgers. Since the place was titled for its hot dogs, that's what we decided to go with. We got a chili cheese dog and a bacon and onion dog. The prices were a little high at about $3.50 each, so we were expecting something decent. Our food came out in a totally reasonable amount of time, and we sat to eat on a picnic table on a small back deck. The buns were cold and so were the hot dogs, and the dogs looked like they never touched a grill but were merely microwaved. The chili was ok but tasted like it came out of a can and the cheese was not melted. Even more disappointing was the onion bacon dog with its cold diced onions and BACON BITS from a jar! At the absolute minimum for $3.50 I expected pieces of real bacon. Now I know this is a small place on the side of 125 meant for truckers and local diesel mechanics working down the road, but I think even they expect better than this!