I saw this Deli was highly rated online and is in a primo location. I stopped in for a veggie…read moresandwich to go and was surprised by the back wall seating with walls of windows overlooking the Camden waterfront. Beautiful! Staff were friendly and they have some nice baked goods, a breakfast menu, and a large menu of sandwiches both hot and cold as well as make your own options. Sandwich was about $18 and was good, but not great.

We came in hoping for something simple and delicious. We were pleasantly surprised to find seating…read moreupstairs, and I completely understand that with full service and a nice view, you're going to pay a little more. The view was nice once our table was cleaned, and the service was friendly and attentive overall. The reason for three stars is really the food. Nothing was terrible, but unfortunately, nothing was very good either. As a longtime restaurant owner, what stood out to me was the lack of attention to detail and the overall quality and quantity of the proteins and ingredients. I have no problem paying $15 for a simple sandwich if it's executed well. But little things add up: a tiny bag of chips, a very small pickle portion, minimal meat, minimal kraut, minimal sauce. It felt like every possible quarter was being shaved off the plate. I understand how difficult it is to make money in restaurants right now, but at some point the guest notices. I ordered the hot Reuben. It really wasn't hot, the bread wasn't crisp, the cheese wasn't properly melted, and the meat quality was fairly lackluster. There simply wasn't much meat, kraut, or sauce to make it feel like a satisfying Reuben. My wife ordered the chicken, artichoke and pesto sandwich. Again, the execution was the issue. The pesto wasn't spread evenly from edge to edge, the cheese wasn't melted, the sandwich wasn't particularly hot, and there were only a couple small pieces of artichoke. That's probably what disappointed me most. These are relatively simple sandwiches, and simple food can be fantastic when the basics are done correctly: crisp the bread, melt the cheese, distribute the condiments evenly, use enough filling, and cut and plate the sandwich with a little care. Those small details make a huge difference. We also had two non-alcoholic beers at $8 each. That isn't outrageous, especially in a tourist area with a view, but $16 for two cans of NA beer still feels like it's pushing the upper end of reasonable. The service was good, the staff was friendly, and the upstairs view was enjoyable. I just wish the same level of care had gone into the sandwiches. I don't write reviews every time I'm disappointed, but after owning a restaurant and responding personally to customer reviews for more than 12 years, I tend to notice these things. Hopefully this is taken as constructive feedback, because the fundamentals here are very fixable.

This place was amazing. They were so kind. We were traveling with 8, including 4 kids under 5, and…read morethey were so thoughtful to us and the kids. The food was out of this world. If you see a 1 star review from earlier today - disregard. The family was out of control, and disruptive to everyone.

This place is a hidden gem! You wouldn't tell from the outside but everything inside is pretty much…read moremade from scratch and delicious. One of the better banh mi's I've had, and from a cafe! Server was very friendly and on our orders, but food did take a little while to come out. It was very busy and quite loud, but manageable. Highly recommend and they have so many options to try

A solid 10/10 im gluten intolerant and i was starving in maine until i got to this place! They…read moreoffer tons of gluten free alternatives and i felt so happy and full for the first time im three days while i was there. The coffee, breakfast sandwich (made gluten free) with their chicken salad (premade) was top notch. My husband who is not gluten intolerant got breakfast pizza and few other pastries which were also so fresh. If there is barefoot contessa in the hamptons there is east boothbay Gs in Maine and it is perfect!! I carried that chicken salad in my bag because it was so good

We made the trip to East Boothbay to check out the general store based on recommendations that I…read morehad read. The lobster roll was loaded with lobster meat. It had a lemon, chive seasoning, which made it unique ($38). The chicken salad wrap was good. Their baked items looked great. There was a small seating area in an enclosed porch as well as two picnic tables outside. They did not have a public restroom, which was disappointing. The staff was friendly, all wearing matching aprons There are several gift items in the store. It is worth mentioning that the store is on a sharp corner and parking can be a little tricky.

Who knew one of our best meals in Maine would be in Camden?…read more Buttermilk Kitchen is known for their buttermilk biscuits, which they include in almost everything, but we felt their sausages, crab cakes, and chowder were the stars. I especially liked their biscuit donuts as well, which were excellent finishers for our meal. Just don't count your calories here. The service was great and there's lots of seating; I didn't think it was overly crowded, and there's a beautiful waterfront view at the back of the restaurant. I'd absolutely come back if I were ever in Camden.

We had a party of 2 for breakfast on Friday, 6/19/26, at 8:45 am. There was no wait for the bar, so…read morewe sat there. Service was wonderful! If you're from Atlanta and you've been to Buttermilk Kitchen there--same owner! No wonder everything was so delicious! Here's what we got: - Market Scramble ($18): We got it with a biscuit and potatoes. Amazing. - Triple Play ($17.50): We got it with scrambled eggs, add cheddar (+ $1.25) and added blueberries to the pancakes (+ $2). We were chasing the absolutely incredible flavor of these blueberry pancakes the entire rest of our trip. No blueberry-flavored thing we got the entire rest of the trip was as good as these pancakes. We also got maple latte ($6) and bottomless coffee ($4). Loved the maple latte. Highly, *~*highly*~* recommend. Incredible food.

On our road-trip farewell to Maine -- heading from Acadia toward West Virginia with a lunch stop in…read moreBath -- we pulled into Sterlingtown Bakehouse for what we swore was just a bathroom break. Famous last words. The pastry case whispered sweet nothings to us and we simply could not leave empty-handed. The pastries? Delicious -- flaky, flavorful, and clearly made with love (and butter, lots of butter). The latte hit the spot, though it could have used just a little more kick -- let's just say it leaned more "gentle good morning" than "wake-up-we're-driving-800-miles-today." Service was very friendly, the shop itself is charming and quaint, and honestly, if you're passing by, go ahead and surrender to the pastry case. Resistance is futile and your taste buds will thank you.

Such a cute little coffee shop with great drinks and breakfast sandwiches. I got a bacon egg and…read morecheese, and it was really good. I also got a speciality latte and that was tasty as well. They some goodies inside and have some seating. Cute place, I would frequent if I lived closer.

A wonderful place for coffee! Not to mention, there is a lovely area to sit by the water as well. I…read morewill also add they have a range of sweet treats to choose from. I was indecisive given the baked good options looked incredible! I finally settled on a donut, and it did not disappoint. Everyone here was incredibly welcoming, and it was a lovely stop on our group vacation this past week.

They had decaf espresso, which was amazing. I loved the latte with caramel. Thank you for having…read moredecaf! Parking nearby. Restrooms were not located in the building. Nice outside seating from the dock.

We visited during their first week. The owner's and staff were very kind and accommodating! The…read morekids loved the bocce ball set-up. Their hand pies were great! Their cheese/onion hand pie was a little too sweet (maybe try cheese & mushroom?) We would love some more vegetarian options! A veggie burger and a veggie Reuben would be delicious! We'll definitely be back!

Food was okay, but we were mostly going for the games. Love the concept! Although the menu says…read morethere's a fee for staying to play, it seems the fee doesn't apply if you order food. We stopped by on Thursday, 6/18/26, at 7:30 pm. Our AirBnB was right there, so it was super convenient. The restaurant was pretty crowded and the staff were so friendly! The owner also came out and chatted with us. Our food came out super quickly! We got the Hummus ($8) and a Burger ($19). The hummus was good! The burger was average, nothing special. The games were so fun! They have sooo many games to choose from--there really is something for everyone. Food is 3 stars for me. Games and ambiance are 5 stars. So family-friendly! Great for kids and adults. If they can step up the food game, this place will be a real winner!

Was passing through rockport and saw the big sign that said Kiri. Was intrigued enough to go in to…read morefind out it was a coffee shop! Very friendly owners and very unique flavors. Spacious inside and lots of seating so you can do work

Such a beautiful location, the grounds are beautiful at this coffee house. Terrific attentive…read morefriendly peeps assisting the steady crowd of coffee and tea aficionados. We had been on the prowl for some robust (the opposite of weak) coffee in the local area and hoped to have found a place to deliver this to resolution. Alas we were again disappointed... however the quality of coffee, albeit on the weaker side (for me), is very balanced, rich, and enjoyable. I could drink it all day! The fascination at this spot: what is happening Wednesday at 1:30 where a stream of folks wander upstairs for a secret meeting? Could it be folks plotting the next order of tea from India? Is it the town folks considering the recent trouble with the Smith's barking dog? What is upstairs beyond the meeting? I see a third floor. Mysteries. This is an advisable spot to loiter.