Saturday morning visit around 7 AM. Cute and cozy farmhouse chic space, with ordering out of a…read moredisplay case and eating outside on tables. Friendly staff. Many options. The croissants all looked good in the case, but didn't come close to wowing as much as all the five star reviews would suggest. Only one out of the three was warm, and none of the three had that must-have croissant crackle that leaves crumbs all over your shirt. More of a dish rag feel here. On the plus side, the everything croissant had really good flavor and the chocolate croissant was buttery. Unfortunately, same texture as what you get at Starbucks. Maybe it was an off day? Not bad, but if you've had the croissants at Belleville in Portland or a handful of shops in Boston, this doesn't compare.

So good I practically moved to Kennebunk…read more Best of the best as far as French in America bakeries go. Croissants, bread, quiche. Everything I've had has been phenomenal. The line is ALWAYS out the door because it's just that good.

Our friend who lives here picked up a mocha cake for our friend and a ready to bake strawberry…read morerhubarb pie for us. My girls loved the cake; I thought it was a little sweet. But the strawberry rhubarb pie - OMG- was out of this world! It came ready to bake, so when we took it out of the oven, it was hot, the crust was flaky and crispy, and the strawberry rhubarb filling was heaven! Especially when served up with some local homemade French vanilla ice cream. I wish I had taken a picture, but we were too busy devouring it! This pie is literally summer on a plate. The Elderflower Buttermilk cakes look so good, too!

These are by far the best donuts I have ever had in my life. Unfortunately at the time of purchase,…read moreI had only gotten two donuts. It wasn't until I got to Crane Estate in Ipswich when I started chomping down on these fried delectables sent from heaven. Imaginary tears ran down my face as I picked out the last bit of crumbs from my bag. If you are a tourist who is in the area, be sure to at least grab a dozen donuts. Calories are temporary but memories of eating these amazing donuts will last you a lifetime.

Wait, not me eating three doughnuts in one day, because that is exactly what happened. I don't even…read moreeat doughnuts!!!! Tell me what made me think it was a good idea to stop here on my way back to Long Island. I have never put a more delicious doughnut in my mouth before, these were, sensational, divine, just sinful. What am I ordering? I don't know, so I asked the woman behind the counter. She told me to get their honey dipped, which is probably the last doughnut I would have gone for had I been left to my own devices. But like, if I'm getting one, I'm getting two and if I'm getting two, might as well get three. So I also ordered the blueberry fritter and a pumpkin spice. I walked out to my car and said, I'm just having a bite of each to experience this and that's it. I'm sorry but good GOD I have never. I have no words, the honey dipped are you kidding me!?!?! The fluffy, sweet, amazing texture, melt in your mouth, perfection. I've never had anything like it. The blueberry fritter, divine, pumpkin spice, incredible. I literally pulled over on my drive home to put the box in my trunk so I would stop taking bites. Anyways, all three were gone that night by me and only me and I have no regrets, everyone needs to experience this moment of utter bliss and joy.

Delicious food and nice atmosphere. Will definitely go again soon. Also, I thought it was very…read moreconveniently, located and easy to find.

Beautiful space and really friendly staff. The food was really great, it's a decent price for what…read moreyou get. We did the mussels as an app, haddock and half chicken with a wine and beer and it came out to about $100 and the portions were great.

Honestly Hate to leave a review like this, but our entire experience here was just a miss. The…read moreatmosphere was weird and confusing, with a huge sign saying to order online from your phone, so we started to do that, but the staff eventually asked if we were ready to order. We got 2 sandwiches and an iced coffee. The turkey blt wish garlic aioli was all around bad. The bread (peasant) had literally no flavor at all, as if it was made without salt. The aioli tasted off, and the red onions tasted like they'd gone bad. The tuna melt was honestly not bad, but they forgot the pickles and we felt sick very shortly after eating it. The iced coffee was fine, but tasted and looked very watered down. All around, we spent $47 here and felt that it was very not worth it. Maybe it was an off day, but we won't be back to find out.

My favorite Bread ! Please start mail order direct for your bread ! You are 1.5 hours away from me…read more Bought 3 double loafs of my favorite seasonal bread for the freezer . Please offer more swag like plus size t shirts and larger coffee mugs.

Before we left New York for Maine, we put a list together of all the places that we wanted to try…read morewhoopies pies from. My family has been making whoopie pies for decades and every time I go to Maine, we try to find pies that remind us of the ones that we make! We came across Auntie's House in our search and knew that we needed to try their whoopie pie balls. Upon entering the bakery, we were enveloped in the scent of warm chocolate cake. It made my stomach rumble immediately! We picked out 6 whoopie pie balls to share. While I wouldn't exactly call them "whoopie pies" they were very good. We tried a few different flavors and all of them were tasty. We also tried the chocolate covered cookie dough bites ! Service was very friendly - the woman behind the counter could not have been friendlier to us. She answered all of our questions and was patient as we made our choices.

This is a must when you visit Maine. The whoopie pies were sweet and delicious but the whoopie pie…read moreballs were even better. Our favorite was the Boston cream. These would make a great gift or save them for yourself!

WHY?! Why?!?! Why?!?!?!(Tears)…read more I am beyond disappointed. I wait all year for a slice of the best carrot cake and make a special trip just for that. This has been my go to birthday cake spot for many years now. It started with a Mom's weekend in Ogunquit where I fell in love with the carrot cake. It was the ultimate slice of cake, tall- multi layered, moist, full of nuts, covered and filled with smooth and delicious frosting with nut covered outside, big enough slice for leftovers. Well, NOT ANY MORE! Who decided to change all the sliced cakes in to presliced and packaged sheet cake? Not only sheet cake, thin dense layers of cake. They didnt even cut off the exterior part so the cake would bond to the frosting. YUCK! I have never seen carrot cake in sheet cake form, and there is a reason for it.where is the side frosting with nuts? We bought all 5 flavors of cake. Yes $50 worth of cake. All were sheet cake slices. All 5 were slightly over baked, thin, dense layers with the frosting just sitting on top of the layers. There is nothing lovely about a slice of cake that is prepared like a lazy home baker. It's like they don't care. To whoever made the decision to cut corners to make things easier for production or whatever, you have ruined the most delicious cake. It's too bad that person doesn't think the customer deserves the very best slice. Why would someone comeback to buy a full cake after buying that? Bad business decision for you Bread and Roses. I know I will no longer recommend. I guess I will be going back to Whole Foods. The following is the cake discriptions from website... Bread & Roses Signature Wedding Cake Three layers of yellow butter cake layered with raspberry mousse, finished with white chocolate buttercream and white chocolate shavings. Funny Bone Three layers of chocolate fudge cake layered with peanut butter buttercream and finished with a dark chocolate glaze. Chocolate Truffle Torte Three layers of chocolate fudge cake layered with rich, dark chocolate ganache and finished with a dark chocolate glaze. Maine Blueberry Lemon Cake Two layers of yellow butter cake with Maine blueberries and fresh lemon juice, layered and finished with a lemon cream cheese buttercream. Carrot Cake Two layers of moist carrot cake with walnuts folded in. Layered and finished with a cream cheese buttercream, garnished with chopped walnuts.

The products from this place are delicious!!! We purchased…read morethe blueberry coffee cake and it's worth every cent! Also the blueberry squares and the blueberry qhoopie pies are absolutely delicious!! The service was adequate. We will definitely be back!! Absolutely worth the stop!!

my husband and i were in Portsmouth for the weekend and decided to give Aroma Joe's a try. we're…read moreused to Dunkin and Starbucks, so Aroma Joe's was a nice change of pace. i ordered their version of a Coollatta, which was far superior. the flavor was deep and rich, and tasted like it may have actually been made with real coffee, as opposed to some kind of artificial coffee syrup flavoring. my husband seemed very happy with his regular hot coffee. the employees were very friendly, patient, and helpful. for a little local chain, this place was super cute and i highly recommend.

My daughter ordered a Rush drink with a cloud top. When we were driving home, she inserted the…read morestraw and the drink exploded. My nice car got covered in cream and soda all over the passenger side. It's going to cost hundreds of dollars to have it cleaned properly. I can't believe they would sell a drink that does that.

My baby and I came on a Sunday in the late morning and it was the perfect spot to catch up with an…read moreold friend. Their macarons from the Macaron Cafe were the perfect pick me up, and next time I want to try the chicken salad croissant sandwich. Afterwards we took a lil stroll, Kennebunk is such a cute town! But since it's winter time, most of the shops were closed. Parking in front of the cafe is scarce but there's random spots scattered around.

This is such a cute restaurant located in Kennebunkport! There is plenty of indoor and outdoor…read moreseating. I visited Mornings in Paris while on a food tour. I had an opportunity to try the well known Maine dessert, whoopie pies and a blueberry iced tea. Both were delicious! The tea was incredibly refreshing. Other friends ordered coffee and enjoyed their cup of joe.