We have wanted to experience this restaurant for a while now. We had appetizers and cocktails for…read morean early dinner. The appetizers were hot, delicious and cocktails were over the top. The waitstaff were extremely helpful and courteous. We were able to sit outside and had a great time together.

Service was outstanding,our waitress was so all over it I had the fish special,not sure if I was…read morethat hungry or it was that good.3 Adults ,3drinks ,3appts and 3 main courses with tip $150 ,place was packed,everyone seemed to be having a good time

Tuesday May 12th, 2026. Ordered 2 coffees…read more 1 Iced Pistachio Latte. 1 Small Hot Coffee with Cream. Good as always!

Cute cafe, but oaky lattes…read more Would have liked to see prices for crepes, as I would have considered getting one. Service was friendly.

Delicious bread... every single day. Pretty much any kind you can think of. The Rye, sour dough,…read moreblueberry, spoke common breads are best... but that depends who you talk to. All breads are deeeelish!

girl behind the counter was rude and snarky when my friend and I entered the market area instead of…read morethe restaurant. Acted like we were stupid, sorry we've never been here before and got the doors confused? Later on the way out of the restaurant I noticed she had put a sign up with arrows pointing towards the restaurant entrance so clearly we weren't even the first people to make the mistake.

Hands down best bagels I've ever had! The best additional to town in a very long time. The staff is…read morevery personable and positive, always a great experience. It's a must have!

This place is an absolute gem and one of my favorite stops in the area for a morning bagel. The…read morebagels are always fresh, perfectly baked, and full of flavor. The salt bagel and rosemary bagel are hands down the best on the menu in my opinion--they're worth the trip. The staff is friendly, and the long line always moves quick.

The bakery helps the homeless shelter located on property. Their rolls and breads are delicious…read more Not as impressed with the donuts and turnovers. Service was good. No one else was there when I went. It is a little local place popular in Apple picking season.

Usually don't write neg. reviews but I bought an apple pie on Sat. here and was very disappointed…read morewith the pie. The apples were hard and the bottom crust was still raw. I paid $29 for a loaf of wheat bread, a brownie and the pie. It had to be the most expensive pie I have ever bought. I have had better pies from super markets.

Delicious and affordable homemade bagels. Friendly service, street parking available…read more Two bagels plus a tip was $6.00. Can't beat that!

I love blueberries anyway, so as I was in Maine I planned to try all things with blueberries…read more After a funny lunch in Portsmouth, NH we headed to Kennebunkport, ME for a few hours. We stopped at Bar Harbor Cheesecake for a unique treat. First of all the ambiance is elegant and quite different from the Dock Square area. They are a cheesecake business, but I think they serve wine as well. However all of the cheesecakes are in wine refrigerators with chill lighting so you totally feel like you are in a wine bar. Great vibe! After close examination we picked the blueberry lemon ( and a phenomenal cinnamon roll). This might be the best cheesecake I've ever had. The flavor was BURSTING with every bite! Definitely pricey, but worth it to experience.

It happens. You're…read moresitting at home, on an off peak season Sunday night, and you get a craving... the old sweet tooth kicks in, and given the day, the hour, and the time of year, you know your options to satisfy that sweet urge are going to be slim to nil. I mean, after 9pm even the grocery stores with their "meh" bakeries are closed. What I did was open Yelp!, and expand my search area a little, and I''m glad I did... because it turns out, Portland isn't the only option for foodies (or in this case, "munchies") in Maine. Because there's a little coastal town just a bit south called "Kennebunk". I know. It sounds completely made-up, but I assure you, it's a real place. So, even though I was born and raised in Maine, and I've never heard of this oddly named little town that sounds like a cross between a manufactured tourist trap and a summer warehouse facility for political dynasties... I was kind of amazed by the Yelp restaurant listings... Portland gets all the "foodie Buzz" in the press, but it looks like some of the spots in and around this Kennebunk could seriously give Portland's reputation a run for its money. I think some summer outings are in my future. But I digress... Once I filtered the returns by hitting the "Open Now" button, Bar Harbor Cheesecake popped up, front and center. They've got an hours of operation befitting a fictional business in a made-up town... 11:11am - 11:11pm...?!? C'mon... that's just a joke... it must be... open on a Sunday night... after 6pm... in April... in Maine...?!? It's TRUE. it's all True. I made the 20-some odd mile drive, expecting nothing but a "Ha Ha!" Sign taped to the window of an abandoned storefront... But what I got instead was a friendly (if somewhat lonely), helpful staffer who greeted me warmly, asked if it was my first time, and then guided me through the offerings. For the record, I went with the "Blueberry Crumble Cheesecake", and not just because it was the most expensive thing on offer, but because when you find yourself at an improbable time, in an unlikely spot, with seemingly unattainable desires, you go BIG. Indulge. Swing for fences, go for broke, break the bank, go the extra mile.... And have "Dessert for Dinner": Because you're an adult, and you deserve it. as for the cheesecake...? O. M. G. Is it the best I've had...? Dunno. But I can't remember ever having better. It was also filling enough that I only ate half and had the rest the next morning with coffee... it was still great the next day, btw. Frankly, at that point I was starting to see it as "good value for money". FWIW, there are a handful of Bar Harbor Cheesecakes sprinkled around the country, so maybe keep an eye out for them... Barring that, this one is definitely worth checking out... the only downside was I kind of had to hustle to get to a coffee place before they all closed... (FWIW: Aroma Joes in Saco was open until 11pm, so Win-Win for Me...!!!)

Great place, kinda pricey for food but it's good fast food. Customer service is great and they keep…read moretheir store cleaned and organized.

Holy cow that's a good sub! Fresh large roll soft on the inside with a slightly sturdier crust. The…read moresturdiness of the roll is important because this sand which was loaded with ham, salami,turkey and a ton of veggies. More importantly it was delicious. They also have a large selection of baked goods and frisbee side cookies. The baker said just like grandma made but bigger. Due to the size of my sandwich I didn't sample any today but they looked good. I'm addition to food the offer all the typical convenience store items and gas. Service was quick and friendly.