Fantastic gourmet shop to grab key things you need for entertaining: wine, cheese, salami, &…read morehousemade dips for your charcuterie, the tastiest crispy chips. Don't miss the frozen case featuring Afterglow ice cream sandwiches made in Maine. People will fight over the Classic sweet cream between brown butter chocolate chip cookies. The restaurant no longer has regular hours. But their Wiener Wednesdays featuring inventive hot dogs, along w/ curated pop-ups are not to be missed. They're really community-minded, so great local stop.

If only I lived closer... I'd be at Vessel & Vine ALL. THE. TIME…read more I've been a huge fan of this wine store for years. It's got so much character, and the people running it are some of the nicest humans ever. I don't think I've ever left without a smile on my face, or without a bottle (or two) of something new and interesting. Their selection is incredible; not just wine, but also vermouths, Campari, and even pasta and bread?! Like, what don't they do? And the vibes??! Perfection. In the winter, it gives a mix of Scandinavia and Spain, and I'm so here for it. Oh, and they have a full wine bar with pours and bites. Just go... you'll thank me later.

Though Bow Street Market is a Hannaford Supermarket affiliated store, it's independent and unique…read moreenough to have many of its own products. And though we've enjoyed many of their outstanding meat cuts, a variety of local items they carry and their full liquor selections, I've come to Yelp today to sing the praises of their store made smoked salmon salad with salmon supplied from Maine's Duck Trap fisheries. This salad is first of all salmony, appropriately salty, chunky, and filled with tiny bits of red onion and celery and just enough mayo to hold it together. What a great find at this fun to shop at market. I eat it on Triscuits, corn chips, baby carrots, or to be embarrassingly honest...from my finger. I love it when I discover something previously unknown to me. And though I have been eating smoked salmon, lox/Nova since early childhood, I am so happy to have recently found this. Great job Bow Street Market! It's sold in various sized small tubs at $10.99/lb. and well worth this price.

We stopped by this market after shopping nearby for a few hours and on our way to the airport for a…read moredelayed, late night flight. We needed to get something fresh for dinner at the airport and I saw this while searching the area. We were helped by friendly staff at the deli counter who made us a hummus wrap and turkey sandwich to go and I got a pasta salad from their fresh deli salads. I love local markets like this with fresh items and a deli when I travel and I'm so glad we found this. They had my baby's favorite snacks in the toddler section and some delicious grab and go drinks in the cooler as well. They won't have all the things since it's a smaller, boutique market, but quality is here.

If you like craft beer then this is the place for you. I don't drink beer but my mother and brother…read moredo and they decided to stop by to get some beer. The store was very clean, inviting, and they even have tastings. My mother and brother said their beer was absolutely delicious with their Lobsters. The customer service was great as the staff members guided my mother and brother on what type of beer to get.

If you like craft beer from Maine and beyond you must stop here the next time you're shopping in…read moreFreeport. Huge selection of canned beers and some meads with a knowledgeable owner to guide you. And there's a section where you can make your own mix n match 4 packs. It will be a stop among our favorite stores for now on. Right next door to Beans, in the same building as the Jameson Tavern (great food), and across from Mangy Moose, what's not to love about this location?!

our first experience there and what a surprise! great food and great venue 10 out of 10!…read morehighly recommend you check this place out !

Great wine selection and knowledgeable staff Some wines new…read moreto us The buyer made great recommendations

Best pizza!! Love this place not only for the convenience but their outstanding pizza! Yum!…read moreReasonably priced as well.

Really nice to be on Bailey Island with a quaint grocery store that also makes good food. Helpful,…read morefriendly staff and it's also entertaining to be able to chat with local fisherman eating there. We've had delicious breakfast sandwiches & tasty cheese burgers, enjoyed the daily special of meatloaf too. They also make a great pepperoni pizza for takeout. BIGS is well stocked with beer, wine & snacks so you don't need to go to town for supplies - love it!

A pleasant experience at this convenience store that is located on US 1. Clean, right and no trash…read moreto be seen at the pump area. Inside, a great selection of snacks and drinks. There is also a pretty decent section dedicated to spirits. My brother was happy because they have a Dunkin inside. I got a bottle of water. All is good. [Review 14847 overall, 349 of 2021, number 33 in Maine.]

This location is close off the highway, and for those of us traveling further north was a great…read morefind. It had gas, snacks, and a clean bathroom. There is a Dunkin Donuts inside as well, and for people from Connecticut, has the novelty of alcohol being sold as well. The Big Apple gave us the supplies to continue on our road trip.

While staying on Great Island I realized we didn't have any main dish for supper. I picked up…read moresteak here, some milk and a few other things. Prices were reasonable and selection was pretty good. No chicken but they probably don't get a lot of requests for that given we are on island where everyone wants seafood. Both ladies working were very friendly and their was ample parking.

Serves its purpose as a convenience store. The employees are friendly and they know me on a first…read morename basis. The sandwiches are good and the pizza is better. They have wine, beer and other liquor as well, plus a few other things for personal use. If you've got the munchies, this is the place to go. It's nice for me, because it's within walking distance of my house. Seriously. Go here.

What a great little store! Bath Natural Market is a concentrated version of other larger natural…read morefood stores in bigger towns in Maine. If you lived hyperlocally, it would be a great place to supplement your needs if you needed something quickly without the hassle of driving south on 295. Expect organic produce, bulk grains and flours, a simple selection of plant-based options, clean health and beauty products, as well as locally made goods too (and if you're from south of Brunswick, you'll probably discover new-to-you midcoast and downeast brands). I picked up a few things when I stopped by, and had the absolute loveliest chat - about the weather and gardening, of course - with the man behind the counter. Also, shout-out to whoever is choosing the playlist: I know this seems random, but every single person cashing out commented on the tunes!

They're a great local natural market, with many healthy selections, and great sales. They have…read morequite the variety for such a small store.

Just to be clear, we did not go on a long drinking weekend in Maine!…read more We did go to Cold River Vodka for a tasting though. Wow! First off, their blueberry vodka (made with Maine Blueberries) may be the best Vodka I've ever had. Their gin, also amazing. Their aged vodka tastes like scotch! The place is fun, the crew is fun! I also learned the origin of English folk drinking Gin and Tonic (it was to help with Malaria)! It is illegal to ship alcohol in the US, so you have to carry it home in your suitcase. I am happy to say all three bottles made it home safely!!!

On our way up Maine this weekend, we decided to visit this vodka distillery we'd passed by on many…read morepast occasions. I'm so glad we stopped in. Vodka and gin are made and bottled right on site here using local Maine potatoes in the process. The entire business and production area is housed in a lovely old building with the distillery operation located on the main level. One flight up finds you in the tasting and salesroom. There was a tour already in progress when we arrived so we went right up to the tasting room where we had the place to ourselves along with the lovely staff person. She poured us tastes of their two signature vodkas: the regular and the blueberry flavored. Along with potatoes, blueberries are another signature Maine crop. Both vodkas were delicious. Normally, I don't think vodka tastes like much of anything and it's more about how smoothly it goes down. The plain vodka had a smooth and subtle flavor to it; very clean, crisp and easy to drink. While I am not very knowledgeable about flavored vodkas what I can tell you is that the blueberry had a lovely natural aroma of fresh blueberries with a hint of their flavor that was not overwhelming. It was subtle and agreeable. We purchased a bottle of the plain vodka; they were out of the blueberry. I turned down a taste of the gin since I don't care for it. I will use the bottle we bought simply to sip or in martinis. It's too good on its own to dilute with anything else and I think should be enjoyed as simply as possible. The tasting room also sells an array t-shirts and baseball hats and other souvenirs emblazoned with the name of the product: Cold River Vodka. On our way out, the tour that had been in progress was over. The tour guide greeted us warmly and offered us our own private tour which was very kind. Seeing all the gleaming equipment along with the huge 1,000 pound sacks of potatoes was quite something. This is a small but impressive operation. What we found here was delicious locally crafted vodka using all local ingredients, especially those Maine potatoes. We're happy we discovered Cold River.

Great selection of premium cigars! Every possible option of…read morePerdomo - dream come true! Service from Mark - outstanding! Best in all of Maine!

A really solid inventory of cigars for a shop in coastal Maine. I particularly like the Perdomo…read moreselection especially the 20th Anniversary Connecticut.