Dot's was recommended by the staff at our hotel and we found it about 5 minutes down the road from…read morewhere we stayed. It's a really cute little market with tons of grab and go items, drinks, and sundries but also a thriving deli and bakery counter. We showed up during a rush and there were like 20 people in line, it moved fairly quickly and we ordered a veggie frittata, a ham and cheese panini, and a slice of a Maine Blueberry Huckle Pie I believe and it was moist and decadent and really, really good. My husband loved it. They had pasta salad, chicken salad, breakfast burritos, breakfast biscuits, and tons and tons of baked goodies. I wanted to try cookies and muffins, and cakes and some of the other items but, we'd already indulged in a few other stores so, we stuck with our breakfast items and the Blueberry Huckle Cake slice. Loved it. Parking can be tight but, you can invent a spot as long as you aren't blocking someone in and it seems to work out.

Could not be a better place to grab food from by my favorite little 'secret spot' beach. There's a…read morereally cute wicker/art installment right in the front parking lot to greet you and the whole place has a supports local art vibe. I've liked every single thing I've had from here. I've tried all of their sandwiches and there's not a bad choice out of the bunch . The roasted vegetable one is out of this world, I could actually eat it every day. They also sell baked treats, hot foods, bagged/fancy snacks and home goods. There's seating inside & out but even better taking the .5 mile hike down to the beach to eat! 10/10 find, I love taking people here

From the food to the service, gorgeous views and breeze on the back deck, I cannot recommend Salt…read moreand Pepper, Social strongly enough. Salads were crisp and incredibly flavorful with a beautiful array of colors and variety. The zucchini dish wrapped in Philo exceeded expectations. Don't miss out on their homemade focaccia! What a jem for vegetarian, vegan and those looking for a nutritious, delicious meal.

Delicious meal with a lovely view and impeccable vibes. I had the beet pastrami sandwich and it was…read moreso good. The house made focaccia was light and fluffy and the cheese was generous and a perfect match for the seasoned beets. The rest of the menu looked great too, not the same typical vegan restaurant stuff... thoughtful, creative, vegetable -forward. It was a quiet Sunday afternoon crowd and the service was friendly and attentive. I was just passing though, hopefully I have the opportunity to eat there again someday.

I went here with friends and had breakfast. I have celiac disease and I had a great breakfast…read moresandwich on a gluten free English muffin. The sandwich was delicious and the coffee was good too!

Absolute gem!! We loved our breakfast here on a Sunday morning. Very cozy vibe inside and lovely…read moreoutside deck seating too. The sticky bun was incredibly decadent with delicious Carmelized sugar and fluffy bread and toasted pecans. Their breakfast sandwiches on homemade bread were done just right. Lots of gluten free options too. Owners and staff are very friendly and welcoming. Can't wait to visit again!

Food is amazing, and the location is just adorable. We had some breakfast sandwiches (egg and…read morecheese on croissant, egg-cheese-sausage on biscuit) and they were so good I almost cried in all my sleep deprivation. I want to counter most of the reviews that mention bad or rude service. Having grown up in rural New England, I'm very accustomed to to-the-point interactions. New Englanders, especially rural New Englanders, are very blunt and don't like wasting time. Don't expect smiles and small talk, and you'll have a fantastic experience.

Picked up a blueberry pie and a few "eat now" pastries on our way back to PA. All were absolutely…read moreamazing and clearly made with a focus on delicious quality. We didn't experience anything like some other people described the service and we will definitely be back next summer. At 7:30 there is nothing that smells like this bakery. You should go.

Went to Laurel's today and got pignoli cookies, a scone and other things. The proprietor was sweets…read moreas can be, and very young. The cookies were over baked and the scone had no real flavor at all, despite a good amount of blueberries in it. I am not really a fan of the confections, but again, the owner was super nice. Perhaps it was an off day, after all, it's almost Christmas.

We really wanted to love this bakery after speaking with mom and daughter team and their ancestors…read morefrom Avellino Italy and Irpinia. We custom ordered a pumpkin ginger loaf with hazelnuts and looked forward to enjoying it. We picked it up on Thursday and ate a slice on Friday. Besides the loaf being badly overcooked and burnt, this caused us some stomach insertion and discomfort. Not sure why but they are so kind so this is not my first choice. Nevertheless this should not have been sold to us if they care about all customers, locals and tourist alike, like we were. I decided to have a second slice this morning to see if Friday's stomach discomfort was a fluke but again the same thing happened. We just tossed the loaf into the garbage can. No hate just love but apparently the $10.99 ($8.99 plus $2.00 tip) means more to them than their reputation. Sorry but you left us no choice. Good luck and wish you well!

Not a place that I had on my radar, but I saw a sign for it on my drive down the coast and pulled…read moreover. You would struggle to find a cafe or restaurant with a better view, as this looks out over a harbor that is basically what you'd picture in your head for being in Maine. The menu included buckwheat crepes both sweet and savory and some gelato, so I indulged and got a crepe with gelato on the side. Even the sweet crepes use a buckwheat base, which I liked. The earthy flavor makes a useful contrast with the sweetness. Their house caramel sauce was buttery and toasty in flavor and combined well with bananas, so say nothing of the smooth stracciatella gelato I mixed with it. I couldn't have asked for much more.

I get nervous when I hear about a gelato shop. Am I *really* going to get gelato? The kind I've…read morefawned over in Europe? The reviews and mission at Freya's appeared promising, so I decided to give it a go, especially since the product is made in-house. Unfortunately for our group of four, there was only one flavor of gelato left an hour before closing time (and good for Freya's). My spouse went for that gelato--coffee--while the rest of our group went the sorbetto route. There were four flavors remaining: strawberry, passionfruit, guava, and lime + jasmine. I had tastes of everything, including the gelato. Sorbetto-wise, I was especially impressed with the strawberry, and the passionfruit was a close second. My only nit pick is that the guava was icier than the other three sorbettos, but the flavor was still punchy and refreshing. As for the gelato, it was European quality. Huzzah! I was so mad that I hadn't gone earlier in the day for more of a gelato selection. That taste of coffee really left a good impression. I'm thrilled to report that the folx at Freya's know what they're doing with their gelato and sorbettos. If you're snobby about your gelato, rest assure! You'll be really happy at Freya's.

After reading the Yelp reviews where it was mentioned that they are out of bagels by 11:00 AM, I…read morejumped in the car and my wife texted my daughter's and her order. I got there at 8:42 AM and there were two people in front of me. There was only one person making use of the ample seating that was available. After I ordered, I turned around and there was over a dozen people waiting. The bagels were fresh and very tasty! Excellent! One serving me was a bit grumpy and the other was very nice, so service is a coin toss. Get there early!

Dry, crumbly bagels with too much cream cheese. Grocery store quality…read more Interior is nice - plenty of seating. What a shame.

We pass by this unassuming building every time we go to Morse's and have never stopped. Today we…read moredid--and it was amazing. The scent of bread was thick in the air outside of the building. It was heavenly. We went inside and were in Heaven. There was so much bread and other baked goods! We got a phenomenal loaf of multigrain. A blueberry muffin was insanely delicious. It was hearty, like it contained oats. A seven layer bar was not sickeningly sweet and put me in a great mood. The employee who served us was kind and courteous. It was a great experience.

Quick stop for loaf of French style bread. It was ok bit hard to crack but inside was bit soft…read morewhich was good. Butter to go and was able to grab sodas. Quick stop but a casual bite is ok.