Friends and I took a road trip to specifically check this place out. It is kind of off the beaten…read morepath (meaning not in town Dover). The vibe was inviting, the owner was delightful, the food was delish!! We ordered at the counter as soon as there was a table available (we might have waited 10-15 mins). There is limited seating but maybe spots outside during warmer weather.

Food was great, service was great, ambiance was perfect. We had a great time. Michael and Gaby…read morewere friendly and gave great advice on what to try. Our favorite was the Ube waffles, but everything was good.

Really impressive. Ordered the clam basket and there was so many clams, I had to get a to go box!…read moreThe nachos were delicious as well. I stole a bite of my husband's buffalo chicken sandwich which was to die for!

I cannot praise this restaurant higher, the food is always good. The service is always amazing. The…read moreowners take so much pride in this restaurant it's palatable. You cannot be in this area and not fall in love with this restaurant. It's simple fair always hits the mark and fill your belly with Quality food. We enjoy every visit here and will come back often.

This place has the best food and the best service! I would 10/10 recommend :) :) :) :)read more

Local diner offering great breakfast and lunches. Great…read moreservice and foods. Support your local Maine businesses.

What a fun experience. We went for lunch - so I think it was actually little lost kitchen. We got…read morethere a few minutes before they opened and found parking easily. We were only third or fourth in line. We waited outside and along the bridge; it was beautiful! The food was very good and we tried nearly everything offered. It was very fast service and friendly. The only tricky thing is tables. It would be helpful to have someone directing to tables because some people grabbed tables before they had even ordered. (The best system for this I've ever seen was at Biscuit Love in Nashville. Super long (but fast) counter ordering, and then their staff takes you to a table based on the size of your group. It was kind of amazing.)

We came on a day when there was supposed to be a farmer's market. We thought it would be fun to…read moredrop by just to see The Mill. Little did we know that the farmer's Market was canceled due to the extreme heat wave, BUT Erin decided to serve lunch. We could t believe it! We had her fried chicken and strawberry shortcake. Wow! It was beautifully served even on cardboard boxes. Erin was working in her small kitchen making this delicious blessing for all who came. The heat we complained about became a blessing in disguise. I think there might be a life lesson in there too. We met Erin and as we were leaving met Michael. They are genuinely hospitable people who make you feel welcome.

Great spot , the brunch was great and nice cappuccino too ! Definitely , try it again !!read more

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.

Adorable little market that sells cheese, meats, local beer/wine and fresh produce. They're popular…read moreat breakfast, so much so that by the time we arrived around 9:40am on a Saturday, they were sold out of house made bread and croissants. Indoor, outdoor and covered seating available. Amazing views of nature!

This was such a charming stop for our brunch-time meal. Most of us opted with the smashed meatball…read moresandwich, with all scratch-made items, an especially delicious patty and wonderful bread. Still drooling.... We were too hungry that we forgot to even snap a photo. Very cute, clean bathroom and a lovely hostess. They have a small, but well-selected market of local goods too.

We were meeting friends in the area for a meal and this place seemed like the perfect place, based…read moreon all of the wonderful contributions I could see on Yelp. We arrived early and found a spot in the very small lot they have next to the building. There were plenty of street spots open within walking distance as well. The whole area fills up starting in late morning, so I would plan your trip and know all of your parking options in advance so that you aren't driving 5 miles an hour down the road looking for parking. LOL There is usually a wait, so just be prepared for it. I was able to put our name on the list and we walked around the area. Our server was great - wow was she energetic. Zipping around, smiling and engaging with all of the customers. Our food was delicious!! The sticky bun...we managed to snag one of the last few left. Again, get there early if you don't want to miss out. The corned beef hash - amazing Biscuits - YUM Gravy - savory goodness. Home fries - flavorful and not too greasy. Eggs - perfect! I highly recommend this place and I hope to be able to return again soon, during the non-tourist season.

Home Kitchen Cafe is one of my favorite restaurants in Rockland, and is a regular stop during my…read morebi-annual visits to dear friends in Cushing. This cozy breakfast and lunch spot is popular with locals and visitors, so you'll likely have to wait for a table. It is definitely worth the wait, but If you're in a hurry, check to see if a seat is available at the counter. Service at Home Kitchen is warm and welcoming, and you're in for a treat if you're lucky enough to sit in Zan's area (short for Suzanne). I couldn't decide between a tuna sandwich or a grilled cheese, and she suggested combining both into a tuna melt. Brilliant! Along with a shared order of large fries, it was a tasty and filling lunch. The best part? All of it was gluten free! Home Kitchen bakes their own GF bread and pastries, and they are far superior to grocery-store GF baked goods. Even though we were sated from lunch, Zan encouraged us to order dessert, since they had a GF chocolate cupcake with salted caramel frosting. On her recommendation, we got two cupcakes to go - a GF chocolate cupcake for me, and a pumpkin cupcake with maple cream cheese frosting for my friend -- which we enjoyed later in the day from the comforts of home. Wow. Super delicious. More please!

Until I checked here on Yelp! I had forgotten we've been to Vittles once before - a year ago. Once…read moreagain we were there for breakfast after a quick appointment at the nearby hospital. Being winter, we ate inside this time! As always, and as mentioned in the first review, I had to find something different to try, as I cook a lot of breakfasts for myself at home. I settled on the corned beef hash, made in house, with the home fries, eggs and toast. The hash was excellent, as were the home fries and rye toast. The eggs were scrambled well enough, I suppose, but they seemed bland. Maybe I should have asked for a little salsa! The coffee was just okay considering they were advertising the Carrabassett brand they used. My wife ordered the avocado scramble, which also came with eggs and home fries, and she added bacon on the side. Unlike ravenous me, she had to take her eggs home. I can't forget to mention the server (Maggie?) who was friendly, chatty and took great care of us. I recommend Vittles even for breakfast, but I will repeat what I said in the other review: I want to get back there for lunch or dinner!

Nice place in a tiny town. Home cooking at its best. Not far off the highway. I had shrimp and…read morepeppers with fries. The fries are home made from maine potatoes. The shrimp was very good also. We also ordered a basket of the onion frizzles. They were delicious. Home made icecream was for dessert.

Whether you're looking for a delicious coffee and a breakfast bite or a wonderful lunch they've got…read moreyou covered, amazing dinner and atmosphere as well. My wife and I first started with coffee. That was absolutely fantastic. We've gone the past three mornings since we've been in town. Stopped in for lunch one day and The Mill turkey stack on sourdough is absolutely wonderful the following evening my wife and I decided to go for dinner. The dinner was delicious, If you would like to make it a truly memorable night I highly recommend The Mill Café not only is the decor wonderful, the staff is genuinely amazing, Aaliyah was wonderful. I recommend the prime rib when available. Also, I definitely recommend making a reservation for dinner.

At first the place looked great - except for the lump of plants in a disarray -I'd remove them --…read moreand food seemed fine - some stuff. Wait staff flying thru and bringing dishes minutes after forcing parties to wait to eat. Winter time - icy parking lot - HUGE big truck at doorway - No handicapped was available. Decided to try again - again food straggles out - the prices went up as well - the salad they give for a $25 plate of food is served in a child kitchen dishes set - am I wrong?--- (also went up a $30) Smart TV playing all the magnificent journey the owner went on. Here is a poor town with many people desperately trying to make ends meet. 1. Most can't afford this prices- $30 -requires a real full dish salad - 2. Most people want to be able to enjoy all eateries, fairs, parades, festivals, ice cream stands, food stands instead of running to local bodega for a piece of beef jersey and a beer. 3. The ready made food is ok sometimes but I'd love to have a porterhouse and king crab legs too - and choose to order -- not just what is made for the day. We tried the burrito- they add potatoes- no one ever adds potatoes- and they won't take the out. White potato is inflammatory- can't eat it. Was hoping breakfast items had more Gluten free variety & dairy alternatives: goat milk - lots of goat farms around - all sell goat milk in supermarkets- I checked I think this area suffers enough and everyone should experience a meal in any eatery in Dover Foxcroft- You all represent businesses in the area and the communities people pay your bill(s). I'd love to see more accommodating prices - open every day so ALL MAINERS can find a seat at your establishment. MAke affordable meals as well as your expensive ones ---People should choose. DId you say cake? can you cut a real normal piece? this is not NYC- only place ever served so ski skimpy like yours ---was at Tavern on The Green--NYC Other things distracting- owners sitting with "special or favorite" Again- small town - Owners-Chef should greet and hear compliments from all patrons. All patrons should be able to give constructive criticism on what they are served. I can critique as we had a very successful restaurant and a grocery store. Being part of community- store owners have an obligation to uphold certain business ethics as they enrich the community and the community looks at you and how you handle your staff and your store. We hope to see and hear changes so all people who expressed the issues at your store can walk in and have dinner without breaking the bank or robbing money from Little Lucia's piggy bank. GOD BLESS Be the Example

Food 10. Atmosphere 6. Service 9. That being said, what great food. The bowl was flavorful and…read morewell seasoned. A stunning success. Atmosphere was lacking, but it was afternoon and we ate pretty much alone. Service was attentive. What more could you want?

Ralph's is a gem and if you are in the area on a weekend it's a necessary stop! Everything hits the…read morespot and of course we had to have a table pancake. The coffee options are also quite good. You can't go wrong with a meal at Ralph's! The eclectic decor will make you smile and the meal will leave you very satisfied with your decision to visit.