So, I do wish they had a walk up window as someone who can't drive. Fortunately, my father drove us…read morethrough here. Coffee is pretty good, and they even have some quite unique flavors like chocolate liquor, and shortbread.

I usually come here almost every AM, to get an amazing drink. I usually get a rush but they have…read morethe best chai lattes ever. The service is always delightful!

Superb breakfast sandwiches, top notch professional service, clean quarters and hip atmosphere…read more Just go and see for yourselves!

The food was good and I appreciate having a good cafe breakfast/lunch option in Springvale. Their…read morehours are very strange, though. What kind of restaurant isn't open on weekends or past 1 PM ANY day? Like most people, I work during the week and unless they expand their hours, sadly I'm never going to be able to visit on a regular basis.

Support Local so they stick around!! I'm so grateful for these guys being in Springvale…read more Bagels are homemade. The Zaatar one is So tasty (Zaatar = herbs & spices)! They have a plant-based cream cheese option now, along with Hummus. Hot and ice coffee available. Local bottled sodas available. They have vegetarian options and some vegan options - I believe the bagels are made with honey and some vegans don't eat honey. They are now open Friday and Saturday evenings with wine/alcohol and Non-alcoholic options. The non-alcoholic options look tasty and have healthier ingredients than most brands out there (good on you guys for paying attention to that!!) They also support local artists displaying their artwork on the walls. Parking: street parking. Both sides. Idk if it's acceptable, but I've parked in the DMV parking lot a couple times. There's also a parking lot behind the library - can walk through the old courthouse walkway area.

First visit, had an onion bagel with scallion cream cheese. Cost (can't remember exact amount) but…read moreabout $5.50 (I know it was over $5.00). Service was fast and friendly. Ongoing ambience improvements.

Just because it has one star doesn't mean I wouldn't go back again! Just means they could work on a…read morefew things. The meatball sub tasted like Chef Boyardee. Obviously in a good way it's yummy but low quality and then I did try their baklava. Unfortunately I didn't get a picture of it, but it was made incorrectly. There's barely any nuts and it's made with some brown sugar or something. It's not the way it's supposed to be. the lady at the counter is super sweet. I like how they have products that you wouldn't find in a regular convenience store. I would eat there again and try something else. their prices are pretty good.

I like the food a lot. I do not like feeling pressured to give a tip. I am not being waited on…read more Remove this from credit machine. I can tip cash if I want .

I found this restaurant randomly as we drove from Vermont to Portland. This is the kind of find…read morethat I love - a local diner/cafe off the beaten path. If you find yourself in Sanford, this is a place that is a good find. The menu contains all of the breakfast and lunch standards. Breakfast is available until 2:00 pm, which is when the restaurant closes, so everything on the menu is sold from opening to close. My wife had the waffles ($4.99) and bacon. The bacon was crispy, but the waffles had a softer than usual (for us) texture. I'm not sure if that's normal, or just the batter and cooking that Sweet Memories does. However, it was tasty and she enjoyed it. I ordered the cleverly named "Big Breakfast" (8.89) that included: Three eggs served with two pieces, bacon, two sausages, a half slice a ham with home fries and your choice of toast or an English Muffin. The quality of the food is good and the prices are an amazingly good value. I'm sure that this same meal back home in Minneapolis would be more $15 for the Big Breakfast and $12 for the waffles and bacon. The service was a bit sluggish, but all in all, fine. I would love for a second location to open in Minneapolis, Minnesota, complete with the Sanford, Maine prices.

Staff is always super sweet and fast. The restaurant is always cleaned and well managed. The food…read moreis great for breakfast food. Great prices.

I love this store! I'm so thankful to have it nearby, I stop almost weekly for the fresh eggs and…read moregrab other goodies as I see them. Some of my favorite items are the fresh produce, Little Lads herbal corn and the pickled carrots to name just a few.

Maine Homestead Market…read more Such a charming little store. It's a bit expensive but they have some interesting products such as this oatmeal cream pie and chocolate raspberry jam. My husband also got some delicious tortilla chips. It was a breeze to park and the service was friendly. Would love to stop by again when we're in the area.

This little gem of a store is one of my favorites! They carry a very unique wide selection of food…read moreand cooking items. They are from Pennsylvania and are Amish (I believe) and bring their simple down home hardworking energy and put it into the store. They sell "bulk" food/cooking items(spices, herbs, candies etc) so most of it is in clear plastic bags or plastic containers. They do this so they can offer all the wonderful items at a very affordable cost to us the customer. You will find so many different items that your "average " stores DONT carry. They sell fresh organic dairy and meat items and have a full deli with a variety of affordable deli meats and cheeses. They also sell their BEAUTIFUL hand crafted outdoor furniture and items. Such as chairs, swings, sheds etc that are absolutely GORGEOUS and you know it's amazing quality coming from them made by hardworking people!! The owners are always very kind and helpful!! The gentleman that I believe owns it can be quiet and seem all business but he's very nice. If you are ever in the area and want to see something different stop on by and take a peek!! You won't regret it!!!

This is a great store to get baking supplies. They have a wide variety of flour, chocolate chips,…read morenuts, etc. for reasonable prices. Forgot to get fresh kale which looked really amazing. They also seem to have some decent prices on cheeses. I was hoping to would have some fresh homemade Amish butter. I am still longing for the one I had in Pennsylvania several years ago. The service was friendly. The store was well organized and clean. Overall, I recommend this country store.

Okay so our usual spot is Third Alarm Diner but they were down for maintenance Mel's is a Sanford,…read moreMaine staple the food was cooked absolutely perfectly and the Homemade Honey Oat bread is some of the best I've ever had in my life staff is very friendly and it's generally quiet with the sound of small talk in the background from the old timers there for coffee I'm not knocking Mel's at all it is definitely delicious food but I'm disappointed I paid significantly more than I would at Third Alarm diner and the servings of Bacon And home-fries was significantly smaller I would go there in the future again only if third alarm wasn't closed again only getting 4 stars cause of the price and portioning

Food was great, quick to order, arrive and a great value ! Service was excellent !…read more Would definitely recommend

Love Frannies !!! They're such tasty little morsels of perfection. They almost always have a live,…read moreand a rather large selection. If you're smart, you'll order ahead, so you can partake in every flavor they have that day. They only make a certain amount of each, and once gone, they gone. During the fall season they had things like apple pie and apple cider and pumpkin and all kinds of seasonal goodness. Then they have the usuals , with a twist. The ambiance and is quaint bakery on Maine street America. With a feeling that everyone is welcome. There's a little pug that seems to be the mascot of the business, oh so cute! There is a small step up into the unit and then there is a large bar where they keep most of the donuts, nice and covered to keep the fresh. The service is always polite and as fast as they can be.

the inside of this place is so adorable, very small town family feel. they update their flavors…read moremonthly and have delicious breakfast sandwiches. this place is PACKED on weekends and i love the pug decorations. street parking is close and easy. so so sweet!

Great place to stop for smoothies!…read more Located at The Center For Shopping in Sanford, Berryfull is a casual smoothie café serving up a variety of smoothies, acai bowls, light breakfast fare, lunch sandwiches & burgers, snacks, cold bottled drinks, and baked goods. The place is order at the counter or online through Clover and they offer DoorDash here too. There are several tables here to enjoy your drinks and food. I placed an online order for a Creamy Smoothie ($8.50 plus tax) and a House Burger with Home Fries ($15.90 plus tax). The place was quite busy early afternoon as the staff was getting a lot of online order pickup customers coming in. My order was all set in about 15 minutes. The Creamy Smoothie cup (lid stickered shut) was thick and blended with strawberry, peanut butter, vanilla yogurt, pieces of dates, banana. The House Burger was thick and heavy, cooked to my liking, a thick beef patty with melted cheddar cheese, red onion, tomato, lettuce & a creamy aioli dressing on a toasted buttered brioche bun. The home fries were similar to very crisp potato wedges, which were spot on great. I would definitely stop in again if I'm in the area.

Excellent food and has a couple more vegetarian options than other places in the area, which is…read moreappreciated.