We were spending two weeks on vacation in Bar Harbor, Maine. I had my doctor send my prescription…read morea week in advance to make certain it would be ready when we arrived. It was not ready and I called the pharmacy numerous times. I tried to convince them they had the incorrect fax number for my dr office, but the delays continued. It took three and a half weeks to get the prescription filled and I couldn't get it until the day before we left. Then they tried to tell me it would cost $54 when it was free. This was the worst customer service I have ever had! I sure hope the manager contacts me!

Great place to pick up a few essentials while in town! Convenient downtown location…read more Easy walking distance from most everything downtown

Res ipsa loquitur... just read the signs…read more Things must not be well at this establishment. What kind of business does this? Don't bother when there are so many other great options.

Great Old Country Store feel - busy - fresh breakfest sandwiches and lunch subs made per order snd…read morepizza - what is better than that? Negative reviews by clearly 'city slickers' :-) for hours and other items are undeserved - silly kids.

I was unfamiliar with this local grocery brand but stopped in for a few necessities. It was a more…read moresizable, clean, and better stocked store than I expected, given the size of the town. I found some local goods that I wanted to get a flavor of the region, but there was also plenty of fresh produce and basic essentials. The parking lot was crowded, and parking in this town is a tad dicey, but I walked in and out okay.

I was in town to run the Mount Desert Island Marathon. I stopped by here to pick up some drinks for…read morethe race weekend. The store was clean and well-organized with each aisle labeled so it was easy for me to find what I wanted. For the area, I thought that the prices were good and quite reasonable. I was able to pay for my items while using one of the self-checkout kiosks.

One thing I noticed as someone who gets their caffeine from Coca-Cola is that Bar Harbor is largely…read morea Pepsi town. Bayside Liquors mercifully sells Coke. Yes, they sell alcoholic products too, but they were frankly not my focus. Bayside is located behind Testa's in a small inner shopping area, so you can find them back from the streets. Follow Testa's outdoor seating. They are also near other fun looking tourist shops and an outdoor ATM.

Great spot to pick up some local beers! I grabbed a few cans for our hotel fridge. Very convenient…read morelocation.

Great store! Great owner! I'm trying to reach the store to buy some more hats, but the phone number…read morefor the store is disconnected! Is the store closed now?

We were really impressed with T-Shirt Express on our visit to Bar Harbor, ME. the owner, Mahesh…read moreGurung, was amazing, cheery and very caring. We chatted with him for quite awhile, and shared some travel stories. We did some Christmas shopping, and were delighted with the store's variety. Truthfully, there is so much variety that if you are a bit of a prude, you may want to read carefully before buying. But Gurung would want your opinions. Definetely a local color stop for all tourists.

Really confused about what all the "friendly" worker comments are about. This was the most…read moreunpleasant, rude and disrespectful interaction I've had in all of Maine. There are other reviews here and on TripAdvisor + Google reviews talking about racist interactions and I 100% agree with this. Walked in with our Hispanic friend and we asked if the lobster was warm or chilled - were immediately told we were stupid for asking and asked to leave immediately. This sounds extreme or exaggerated but it is not, that's what happened. Would never come back and would never ever recommend ANYONE OF COLOR TO EVEN THINK ABOUT ENTERING THIS ESTABLISHMENT. BE CAREFUL.

Cutest little place with friendly workers. Clam chowder is her mamas recipe cook takes pride in…read morehis fresh lobster creations including this tasty roll for $22 that I'd argue was the best roll we had the whole trip. Took a lobster roll and two cups of soup back to the campground for a fireside dinner.

This store was fun. It had things that the main store closer to the entrance doesn't have…read more Unfortunately, I broke the mug I bought here. The T-shirts I bought were super soft. There was ice cream and other snacks. I wish I could find the mug somewhere online. I'm very sad about that. Otherwise, I recommend stopping in here if you're up on Cadillac Mountain.

Except for being somewhat crowded because of its relatively small size, this gift shop near the top…read moreof Cadillac Mountain has all the stuff you may want (or don't want) and also sells water and snacks (which you do want if you didn't bring any...especially water). Shirts, hats, tchotchkes, shot glasses, walking sticks, and etc. are sold here for reasonable prices. A water was $1.50. Shirts in the $25 range. Ornaments about $15. Staff was friendly and wearing masks; signs designate now that if you're vaccinated you didn't have to wear one inside. There were several people who did. The bathroom is just outside the main door. We ended up with some shirts and a sticker. It'll be a nice remembrance of our trip to the summit of Cadillac Mountain.