Great service, great food, and private seating area…read more The Tubby's staff take great care of their property and use high-quality products. You can't go wrong.

What a great find. We are passing through from Vermont to Bar Harbor. We needed a snack and saw…read morethis cute ice cream stand. They also offer hot dogs and lobster rolls. We were told they make all their own ice cream, which is impressive seeing how many flavors they offer. The woman at the window was hilarious. When we told her we were from Orlando, she said, "How did you find Wayne, Maine? Haha! They even sell stickers that say, "Where the hell is Wayne, Maine?" They have the best tables out back by the river where you can enjoy your ice cream too. Plus the cleanest porta-potty. We didn't have time to stay, but would have loved to visit their gift shop. We're happy we met you, Wayne!

This place is a true jewel of Farmington! Nina, the owner, is an absolute delight and will brighten…read moreyour whole day. Here you can find an amazing selection of local and imported cheeses, meats, and treats - try the coconut chocolate truffles! They are to die for and locally made. The assortment of wines, dressings, cookies, crackers, jams, jellies, sauces, tinned fish, and more is unlike anywhere else you will find in Franklin County. 11/10 would highly recommend! Super cute - worth it just to stop in :)

Great selection of coffee, wine, cheese, meats, fresh vegetables, pasta, dry and canned goods,…read morefresh bread! Really a hidden gem in Farmington. Not cheap, but ver reasonable. Service is incredible!

Sooo many delicious options! Would drive to Waterville just to stop here! Cannolis are divine but…read moreman, those cheesecakes! So many options to satisfy your sweet tooth!

Help yourself to what is in the cooler. Grab a bag of chips. Grab a beverage from the cooler…read more Pay at the counter. No service. No printed receipt. Tips assumed at point of sale are 20%, 25%, or 30%. Food is similar to what I have seen in gas stations and corporate self-serve cafeteria - only more expensive, and no one at the self-serve asked for a tip. There are places to sit and eat what was purchased. There are large windows to watch the activity on the street while eating, so there is that.

Look no further for fresh vegetables and fruits! Bakery items are a plus! They also sell dates…read moresmoothie.

Lakeside is a place we have enjoyed for years. They have this quaint market and made what we're…read moredelicious apple pies and apple cider donuts. But they have succumbed to The Biden inflation. What were once incredible apple pies overflowing with apples are now a shadow of their former selves having shrunk in size. They also cost more. So it is less for more. Same with the donuts. They are now more like mini donuts. More of, less for more. Don't mind paying more because of the Biden inflation. But do mind the shrinkage in size.

I love this Amish market. They have convenient parking, prices are pretty good, selections are…read moreinteresting. I got some great produce when we went. They had a deal on rhubarb for 2 stalks for a dollar. Can't beat that. I made a beautiful rhubarb pie with this (pie picture included). Also got some fresh peas on pods, $4 for a bag. I splurged a bit on fresh eggs and I'm glad I did - they were so fresh! The gentleman at the counter was really friendly. I wouldn't mind stopping again if we're in the area.

We visited on July first 2025. It's certainly not closed! A great variety of goods and all the…read morebest brands of durable products for both the farm and kitchen. From stainless steel mixing bowls, to wood kitchen stoves, to whole rolled oats in bulk, to Lodge cast iron cookware. Farming products like barbed wire and fence post insulators to work gloves and spades. They seem to carry Poulin grain products. The chocolate chip cookies are fantastic. They are a cash (and check) only business. No plastic accepted.

Stopped for a quick lunch. Grabbed the chicken wings and onion rings out of the grab and go warmer…read more Headed down the road and grabbed an onion ring. I have never had such a greasy onion ring in my life!! The wings? Over cooked to the point of being dry and zero seasoning on them, absolutly flavorless.

Staff are disrespectful, slander peoples name, unprofessional, and discriminatory. used to go in…read moreall the time, not likely will ever go back. Saying I am banned from store when I have done nothing to get banned from store as i am nice and courteous ever time I go in.

Amazing! Beautiful store & campsites with friendly, kind owners. They answered their phone after…read morehours & found a campsite for us while our truck experienced mechanical issues on or way to Acadia.

I am in love with this sugarhouse. We greeted with a very nice lady and another lady in the back…read moreroasting some nuts. The whole house smelled so delicious. It was a little disappointed that they have no creemes but we got alot of souvenirs to bring back. We bought their nuts, maple syrups, whoopie pies, maple cotton cady, and maple drops. We were having good conversation with the lady in the house that we lost track of time. They have alot of selections to try before you buy so you won't be guessing how the taste b4 buying. Their nuts were really good. Not too sweet. Love this place. Good selection of maple things to get.

great berries! the fields are bursting! just picked today 6/30/2025 and in 40 minutes had picked a…read morefull 12 pounds-yum!

You can taste every drop of sunshine in those there strawberries. A little manual labor and $0.75…read moreper pound, what a deal! Where else would you get a chance to frolic in the fields with tiny creatures who's just trying to enjoy some fresh produce as much you. Picking your own food is also fabulous for a cheap meal. They know for every 1 that made it into the basket, 2 went in your mouth. It's accepted loss so stop covering it up, you're not fooling anyone. Such a typically Maine thing to do in summer. Oh, you can pick your own peas here too! Just remember: - June is strawberry season, - Mid-June is pea season and - July is blueberry season. Can you remember that? Sure...I knew you could ;)