In the two years since the eponymous Candy's closed, and with the recent closure of The Breakfast…read morePlace on Main Street, Damariscotta and her neighboring towns have gone without a dedicated bakery. David Atwater's The Bakery is a welcome arrival. Offering a variety of scratch muffins, pastries, breads, cakes and pies, our favorites are the fresh blueberry muffins (and blueberry muffin "holes"!) and the Anadama bread. Located just off Main street in the Municipal Parking lot, The Bakery opens at 7am and has a few small tables if you don't have to rush home to feed a crowd. Quite cheerful service from David, Betty and Grace.

The baked items looked fine but walked away without trying them. Quite a few flies buzzing from…read moreitem to item and no way to protect it. The staff appeared to have given up on the fly fight. An investment in a few fly fans would likely solve the issue.

This review is for the restaurant up the block from the bookstore. First time visiting since…read moreChrissy's closed and I was very pleasantly surprised. Interesting menu, cute decor, friendly staff. Frittata was very good, as was the fried eggs with sautéed greens. But the star of breakfast was the blueberry pancakes. I have honestly never had pancakes as light and fluffy as these...don't know how they make them so good. Will def be returning.

I do love this place - great coffee, baked goods, sandwiches. Very homey, nice to hang out…read more One complaint - I can't believe how many rude people were holding meetings on their phone or talking to friends on their speaker phones. I wish they'd hang a big sign saying "go outside for phone calls". It really ruins the buzz when you have to listen to someone talk (loudly) to their client for 30'...

the drip coffee is bad, but at least it's expensive…read more maybe the cappuccino is better, but unless you add a severe amount of cream and sugar to the drip coffee, it's bitter and sour

To say that I'm heartbroken to see this closed just days before a trip up is an understatement…read more Sincerely the best cookies and blueberry pies we've ever had. What an institution!! And such kind bakers.

Phenomenal fresh bread! I've bought loaves of their baguette and their country white sourdough and…read moreboth were great. If you're looking for delicious artisan bread, this is the place. It seems like their focus is more on bread than pastries, but they do have pies, cookies, lemon bars, and a few other things. I haven't had a chance to try any of those yet.

Farm 23 is located outside of town. It is open only till 2 PM on weekdays and closes earlier on…read moreweekends. I don't have the exact hours but you might want to check because I've been there when they're closed. I do know they open at seven and on the weekend, you wanna get there early because they do sell out of things. All their pastries are killer. Today bought a blueberry muffin, a maple cinnamon roll and the special of the day, which I don't know the name of, but it was a biscuit with clotted cream and homemade raspberry jam made out of the owners garden. It was scrumptious. It is also a little store and you can buy all kinds of cute things in there, there is an area to eat both inside and outside, but I am only talking of three or four tables in each location. They also make coffee drinks and they also have croissants with eggs and bacon. Have not had one of those in years so I can't really comment on that. Anyway, well worth a little side trip to this darling bakery.

What a fun stop. I looked up local coffee shops and this was close and had great reviews. I'm so…read moreglad we popped in. I got a latte and a gift for my granddaughter--so many items for babies and children's gifts. I asked how long they've been there and was told 6 years. I said wow, you made it through COVID, that says a lot. He replied that's when they opened, right before the world closed for business. He said the shop items got them through the worst of it. Every place has a story. It's nice when you meet someone willing to chat for a while. They have the best looking baked goods too!! The outdoor eating steals inviting--they've even prepared for your furry friends with water bowls and a doggie bed.

OMG I was like so obsessed. It has the best croissant and I loved the service! my mouth is I took…read morea bite food -slayyyyyyyyyy yasss queen - two uwu tweens!!!

Amazing food and baked goods! Their prepared foods are very good!…read moreHighly recommended.

The cafe space is open, inviting, and has plenty of seating. The staff were very kind and…read morecommunicative. And the star of this place are the biscuits! We got an egg and cheese (they'd already run out of bacon and we got there late), a slice of frittata, and a biscuit. Also got a bagel but we are saving it for tomorrow. The frittata is absolutely delicious (it was spinach, sun-dried tomato's, mozzarella, and sweet potato) and had such a wonderfully surprising kick of heat from the lightly sprinkled red chili flakes and sea salt. The egg and cheese was also so delicious! Looking forward to returning and trying their sweet pastries and beverages!

A comfortable, clean coffee shop with friendly, helpful staff that will not barista-shame you for…read morenot knowing your coffee tastes. The frittata was tasty, as was the Golden Fog.

We live in Toscano, Italia. This place is the real deal and it's in Bath Maine! How lucky can we…read moreget! Everything they make is wonderful and now we can buy their fabulous bake goods at Eventide in Boothbay Harbor. Amazing and truly genuine high end Italian pastry.

My wife and I stopped by this cute bakery in Bath, ME for coffee. The espresso (Cafe Americano)…read morewas excellent. Overall, the service is very good - they will call your name out when the coffee is ready. The pastries looked amazing - but we stopped by just for coffee. Overall, this bakery is a fantastic place to stop if you're looking for coffee. In addition, the town of Bath is charming and highly walkable. You'll see a nice mix of locals, retirees, and visitors walking through town. If you plan to visit Maine Maritime Museum in the morning, it's worth your time to visit "downtown" Bath for lunch or coffee.

Great place to get your donut fix. There are so many options and they are all fresh. The raspberry…read morefilled was excellent and my wife swore the molasses donut is in here too 3 donuts ever. Swing by and give the cute place a try. You won't regret it

I love donuts. This is the place. I've eaten donuts at Yum-Yum in Lemon Grove, California. They are…read moregood. I remember the donuts my +grandmother made in a skillet in Boston. They were the best. I want you to know about Old Time Donuts in Damarascotta, Maine. Donuts made simply in perfect shape and form. Nice fat donuts made with pride and care and coffee too. I have arrived in the donut world. These are the best donuts I've ever had. Perfect in all aspects. No matter the number of stars, these donuts rate them all!

Local, friendly, cozy, and delicious... a must when in Round Pond. Their coffee is the star but…read moredon't sleep on their baked goods and breakfast foods. Such a great little coffee shop, really glad we found it on our first day of our visit!

if you're going to damariscotta or pemaquid or new harbor for pleasure you are doing a disservice…read moreto yourself not making a stop in round pond. not only is it my favorite to-go coffee place in this area but surrounding round pond coffee is a quaint four corners that is the perfect slice of midcoast maine. i always get their iced maple espresso and it is delicious every time. their smoothies and baked goods also often make it into my rotation and they are equally as wonderful. the one thing i will say is do not go here if you are in a rush, but you shouldn't be when you're in round pond you should be enjoying.