I ordered tacos they were very good. Loved the ambience etc. I am looking forward to being in town…read moreagain and visiting this place. So I'd recommend this place for sure. The service was uneven. One bar tender was amazing the other was too busy chatting with people to do his job. (He was new, and clearly doesn't get what the mission is.)

The good: I've had breakfast twice there and both times found it very flavorful…read more The food products are high quality, the coffee is delicious, and the waiter is very friendly. The bad: it may seem petty, but the chairs make an enormous billowing sound in the huge open floor design. A bit of felt under the chair legs would help. Overall: I would eat here again and recommend this place. It is a little pricey, but worth it.

Erica's seems very popular with the locals and many were greeted as regulars upon arrival. I was…read morepleased with my meal of traditional corned beef and cabbage which was a large portion for lunch from the weekly specials menu. I was not happy when the two tables that arrived after me were both served their food before me. Hopefully this is an aberration. The concept of a flight of pancakes intrigues me and I will likely return one day to try it.

Greeted promptly It was busy and everyone looked like they…read morewere having a nice time. We were a larger party that just finished a cleaning party at work. Next time I will do a mimosa flight I got a regular mimosa which was great and a Greek omelette (no toast by choice) everything was flavorful and fresh good portions the seasoned potatoes were great the omelette was cooked perfectly. Rachael was our server and bartender she made great drinks, all of our food came out perfect, Bloody Marys were also very well made. Area was kept manicured (very attentive not overbearing staff). Rachael is a really great team player and server 10/10 Music selection was great, other staff was very kind, busy but not cramped. Great spot for breakfast/brunch/lunch!

Leaving 5 stars as the food was fantastic. Three of us ate every bite. It's definitely a bit dated…read moreand it took awhile to get the food but we weren't in a big hurry so I won't knock them. We tried Governors first but they had a long wait we looked for something else. The Western omelette was great and the home fries were as good as I've ever had. Will definitely go back if in the area.

We know about this place because it is a couple businesses down from Yard Goods, a knitting and…read morecraft store my wife can and does get lost in sometimes. I suspect The Villager would get a higher rating from me for a lunch meal, as I can be a tougher rater for breakfast. I cook some pretty good eggs and breakfast wraps, and my wife excels with several types of pancakes, etc., so it is hard for me to find something new and different on breakfast menus. We both had the skillet breakfast: she with fried eggs and bacon and me with scrambled eggs and sausage. It was not memorable. The home fries weren't browned enough for me and the only thing that was close to hot were the eggs, suggesting the meal had waited for them to be done. I don't think the sausage were brown and serve, but they were cut up in the dish and not noticeable. The Texas toast was cold. I would have preferred biscuits but I saw no sign of any. The coffee was fine and the service, all done by one busy lady with the owner helping out, was great. She was witty and humorously wiseass to her regulars. I will go back for lunch the next time the siren call of yarn and patterns strikes my wife, and will adjust my rating here if the lunch offerings impress me more, as I expect it will. Like I said, it is breakfast vs me usually, and I suspect you will think I have under valued it. If you like old fashioned family dining, run, Don walk, to this place.

I can't believe I hadn't posted this review, I must have left my head at that hotel we stayed at…read morethe night before. The Governor's Restaurant was located in a small town, as we was taking our students to Camp...I knew their had to be a mom and pops dinner in the area. Oh yeah, my palette and saliva co-signed my suspicions. I promise I feel behind because my keen sense of awareness told me to be on the look out for advertisement because I know what I knew. Have y'all ever heard that cops and bus drivers know the best places to eat? FACTS. Oh yeah I was going to find a Dinner like a squirrel looking for nuts. We drop our groups off and he and I approached each other with the same thing in mind...FOOD. Just like twins, we both knew there was a diner somewhere's in that them parts and just like hunters we was after our prey. After we exited the woods our keen sense of knowing what we knew was heighten and without obstruction. Within 2 miles, there was the Governors Diner billboard and off to grandmas house we went. To add to our delight, there was more than enough motorcoach bus parking available. We go in and as always the hostess was relieved it was just us two. We ordered EVERYTHING our stomach craved, the sweet tea made me grin uncontrollably in a sinister type of way. First came out the hot rolls, I told my coworker I didn't want any until he spread the butter across the middle. I don't know what was in those rolls but I ended up eating an entire one knowing the carbs and meal was against my waistline. The food was just as expected of a small town diner including the portion size. When we finally came up for air, just like twins completing each other sentences planned on our return for breakfast the next morning. The price was as expected, service and ambiance the same. They offered deserts on daily special which we could not pass up. The next morning, we was 2nd and 3rd in line patiently waiting for some good ole country breakfast. Of course The Governor's Diner didn't disappoint on their country breakfast, we hurt ourselves and knew it would be a lonnng way back. Have any of you couldn't decide on what to order, so you ask your person what they was going to get? And just when you think you know what to order, they change their order you change yours then you compromise and say ok you get that and I'll get that, gimme some of yours and I'll give you some of mines? That's exactly what we did and yumm to the yumm yummy...happy happy happy. Yes yes yes yes yuuzzzz!

My husband and I enjoyed our food. My kids liked the french toast and the toll house sundae. My dad…read morehad an meat lovers omelette in which all the meat inside was literally black it was so burnt. My moms corned beef hash was burnt and inedible. My mom told waitress about burnt food and she didn't care. Just said ok. Did not refill our drinks. Baked goods were great though. So were home fries.

Most amazing Bagels and cream cheeses. Coffee is always…read morefresh Service is quick and friendly

LEMME TELL YOU. This is where to go if you want a real tasting gluten free bagel. It's fluffy,…read moresoft, and just phenomenal overall. They have three options: plain, everything, and cinnamon raisin. On top of that, there is a great vegan cream cheese. The workers were so accommodating and gave amazing suggestions. The place is cute too! Nice store front with bagel display and cozy place to sit in the back. Great lighting too. Just a great little spot for a quick breakfast or place to work.

Delicious salmon quiche. Beautiful, cozy space with vibrant colors. Great place to read or catch up…read morewith a friend.

The food is really good and the drinks are spectacular, and with the rotating menu there's always…read morethe choice of something new! Unfortunately I went to the cafe one time with my cane and one of the employees asked prying questions about me, if that had not happened I would have given 5 stars.

It takes time to get your order. Seems like the workers have too much to do…read more Food is okay if your looking for something better than fast food or Portland Pie. Better if you have extra time to wait inside or pickup.

5/5 Iced Caramel Macchiato -- so impressed by the strong and smooth espresso flavor, and warm…read morecaramel notes. Highly recommend! 4.5/5 Horchata Latte -- loved the warm cinnamon kick with the white chocolate. 3.5/5 Pistachio Latte -- this is the only drink that fell short for us, as we couldn't taste much pistachio flavor, if at all. Plenty of seating here and it would make a great space for a WFH day with free wifi!

Beautiful cute clean and affordable breakfast and lunch place that was sorely needed in this area!…read moreEven on the day of opening service was fast and friendly. Broccoli soup was delicious and full of flavor and veggies. The Reuben was stuffed full of corned beef and very tasty. Just right amount of dressing and sauerkraut. Pastries are a generous size as well. Can't wait to come back and try more yummy goodies!

first and last time going to this place. my child got food poisoning from the lettuce here.read more

Value: Generous portions at good prices! Great selection of items. It was only a $0.70 up charge to…read morechange the toast to a griddled blueberry muffin. Service: True small town feel. Locally owned and operated. We usually have Gerry or her daughter, Megan, as our server and both are fantastic. Atmosphere: Cute cabin-style decor, busy and filled with chatter from all the locals. True Maine experience! Food: So damn delicious!! Huge portions, perfectly cooked, and great variety. My favorites were the griddled homemade blueberry muffin and crispy home fries with onions. No matter what you order, it's good!

Recent visit early Sat with a small line. This is usual but I have never waited that long. Big…read moretable but we were quickly accommodated. The waitress was friendly, attentive and professional. It's one room but not too loud. Everyone got something different. I ordered a half Eggs Benedict. The egg was cooked perfectly ham and hollandaise same. Everyone raved about their orders which isn't the usual. Also quick turnaround start to finish if that's important. I have also been there at lunch and their cheeseburger is too die for. There is a reason for the line.

We thought this was a stand alone pub. Turns out its inside a Best Western. We decided to try it…read moreanyway. It was a Saturday night with snow expected so it was pretty quiet, except for a large party with kids that were probably staying at the hotel. Pur server was pleasant. The menu is limited. We ordered a burger and fries and a ceasar salad with grilled chicken. The burger was decent. Cooked well, but nothing special. The fries were good! The salad was fresh, but the dressing was on the side, which is uncommon for a ceasar. The chicken was tough and chewy. It's wasnt great. Its not a bad place and the food was decent. I think your expected to pay at the bar, but our server took it for us. I probably wouldn't eat here unless I was staying in the hotel. If you want a simple meal, go for it.

Fabulous. We had breakfast everyday we were here at the hotel. Huge portions, great tasting food,…read more and a great price. Ohh and the service was great everyday. Thank you Obriens!