Delicious shawarma! The menu is very good with a lot of options. They also have a small market with…read morevarious food and grocery items. Fast and friendly service in this nice and conveniently located restaurant.

This place is absolutely amazing, I eat here at least 4 times a week, service is always friendly,…read moreprompt. Highly recommend you go in and try something new, some of the best tasting Gyros I have had outside of Europe.

Our family has a camp on the serpentine and patronize Smithfield Village Store for everything we…read moreneed. The food is fresh and fantastic! On many occasions we've ordered take out for 10 people and when we arrive, everything is ready and hot, even 20 minutes later! The staff are friendly and welcoming, we love this store!

I discovered this wonderful treasure of a store last week with some friends who told me about it…read more Inside you will find all kinds of wonderful spices ... my cousin and I visited again today and she was able to find harissa paste. They have amazing pita bread that is so thin and fresh I will never go back to regular pita again. The owner is from Iraq and very friendly and fun to talk with. There is so much more inside but I will leave the surprises for you to discover! The Palm Market just is across from the Lithgow library in Augusta with easy parking and even open on Mondays!

Excellent people, good food and service with a smile! Check out the antiques and collectibles in…read morethe back while visiting!

Small but cozy location, smells AMAZING the second you walk in the door. Food is amazing and sizes…read moreare very generous for the price. Particularly loved the chicken shawarma (so much that it didn't make it to a photograph). Family run, I think. Very friendly

We loved it! We found out about this location through an email article from Downeast Magazine…read more Service was so nice and welcoming! Small operation and the husband and wife team make it feel like you are dining at a family's home. Cozy and welcoming filled with delicious aromas of the food. We called in an order for take out. Glad we did, as there was a few people order at the counter when we arrived. Apparently there is the potential of them selling out, so order early! We ordered the following and LOVED everything, even the 3rd year old: Arayas - Lebanese Pita stuffed with Kofta seasoned Beef, accompanied by Greens and dollops of Zhoug and Labneh. Baked Crispy Spinach Fatayer - Onion, Lemon, EVOO in a Soft Pastry Pouch. Meat Fatayer - A Levantine Cuisine Staple, Ground Beef, Tomato, Onion, Pomegranate Molasses, Lebanese Seven Spice and Garnished w/ Pine Nuts. Chicken Shawarma Wrap - Braised Chicken Thighs, with Tabbouleh, Labneh, Tahini Dressing, and Pickled Onions, Grilled Crisped in Tandoori Bread. Kibbe - This Lebanese recipe is popular throughout the Middle East - made with Beef, Cracked Wheat, Onion, Spices and Pine Nuts. Chicken & Rice - Simmered with Beef, Rice, Pine nuts, Chicken Broth and Lebanese 7 Spice. Lubia b'Zeit - Green Beans, Onion & Tomato with EVVO & Seven Spice over Basmati Rice. (Vegan) The portions were great and we were able to share. My favorite was the Arayas and the Chicken Shawarma Wrap. We definitely recommend and can't wait to eat there again.

Hang out at Burkettville General for a little while and you will see some great local characters…read moredrinking, telling stories, doing burn-outs, running from the police and enjoying life. I got a hilarious t-shirt from them, and it says: BURKETTVILLE, ME A LITTLE drinking town, with a BIG hunting problem. Then there is a picture of a scoped hunting rifle. Instant country classic. Don't be surprised if you hear songs like "Ticks" by Bill Praisely playing where he says, "I want to walk you through fields of wildflowers, I want to check you for ticks!"

we ended up lost and stopped here, food was surprisingly delicious, staff made you smile and laugh…read more missed the turkeys running out in the road. turned out to be a fantastic day.

Best ice cream in town. Very dense very creamy. This is the real deal homemade stuff. You can't…read moreeven compare it to Giffords or any of the other stuff amazing product. Prices are very very reasonable portions are huge. A kids size is really all anyone needs but it's so good you're going to want to get a bigger size so you can try several flavors at once. Our kids were very sad when Hamilton's didn't open last summer so glad to see you guys are back for summer 2016.

I'm updating my review because I have now been to the Morse's Mothership, and holy WOW. Aside from…read moretheir OG sauerkraut and pickles, this is not just a specialty deli and grocery but a veritable nirvana of European food products (mostly but not solely Northern). Condiments! Candy! Teas and coffees! Pastas and grains! Sauces and soups! Tubes of tasty stuff you can't pronounce! Jams and jellies! And so much more. Have a hankering for some German mustard strong enough to curl your nostrils? It's here. A fan of allllll the Scandinavian candies? They got you. Nostalgic for weird British shit like Marmite and Salad Cream and Brown Sauce (or how about curling up with some nice biscuits and a good strong cuppa)? Wanna try some pickled herring or real German sausages? Yeah baby, you're gonna be happy here. And that's before you even get to the deli--oh wait, there's a wine selection over in that corner, and here are some nice cutting boards and omg do I need a raclette grill? Oooh, nice olive oils too. Anyhow on to the deli . . . where not only is there the sauerkraut that made Morse's famous but an even bigger pickle selection than you can find elsewhere. I got some half-sours, which are bright and crisp and just feel like summer. Don't leave without idling around the deli counter to pick out some meats and cheeses (which you can sample): I got wonderful pastrami and a couple of different cheeses----the selection of Alpines in particular is top-notch. Super friendly staff who will absolutely help you find that one weird product you remember from a Eurail trip in the 80s, and also help you box up the tons of stuff you buy. (There's a reason they only have larger baskets up front, lol.) I also want to add that while I spent more than I'd planned (no complaints, only my lack of restraint), the prices here overall are really good, especially for specialty items like this! Will absolutely make the trip from Portland again (nice guy on staff told me Christmas is especially good). I'll be there!

Excellent sauerkraut yes, but so much more. The foodstuff they carry is a European…read moredream--everything from marzipan to nuts, and so much more. They have refrigerated food as well and it is worth spending an afternoon exploring. The cheeses and meats that they offer are exquisite and plentiful--anything from mortadella to aged cheddar, as well as pickles and, you guessed it, sauerkrauts of different kinds. You can spend several minutes sampling everything they offer. They are knowledgable and kind--and that's what I like about them.