Small town vibes at the diner. Went with a group of lady friends. The food was "just" ok, but they…read moretreated us great. Thanks!

This place was such a surprise! I hear diner, I think greasy spoon type vibes. This was so chic and…read moreclean.! Mom and I both wanted breakfast for lunch, and they do it here. So French toast was the choice, with PERFECT thick cut bacon that had the richest flavor. Yummmmm. Our waitress was as sweet as pie (which they don't have here lol)

This is the kind of excellent local owned place that will make you swear off every going to chain…read morestores. Dunkin' Donuts, even Starbucks-- forget about it. Homemade, huge, fresh muffins and a blueberry muffin ('grilled' on the grill) so jammed with berries it looks like they were trying to save batter. We were just looking for coffee and a pastry, so we didn't order even a full breakfast. We are sure it would be wonderful. Full of neighbors and travelers and friendly servers.

We came to Moody's for breakfast both mornings after staying at Moody's Motel. We had fantastic…read morefood both times. The waitresses were great! We all got matching shirts and say the slogan ALL the time even weeks after getting back from the trip. I say "oh boy.. I better not get hungry cause when I get hungry.." and my son says "you get MOODY!!"

The A1 diner was a spot we had to check out on the family's trip to Maine. Lucky for us, the Mayor…read moreof Flavor Town gave his stamp of approval on Triple D. An old rail car sitting on the corner. It is a small and unassuming spot. You step in and it is a very tiny place. Your typical diner set up. Counter seating and booths opposite them. And the window to get the food from the kitchen. They don't have a gluten free menu, but they are well aware of small changes they can make or take away to fit the dietary needs. I went with the South of the Border Burger. No bun, pepperjack cheese and chili. They all blended together so well. The slight spice of the chili and cheese was a great topping mixture for the beef patty. The fries were right in the middle of crispy and soft. The North of the border burger was, "very tasty. Awesome flavor!" Which is a good review from my Dad who isn't much for extra on details. My brother got the Korean BBQ sliders special (not on menu pictures provided). The flavors were awesome. Lucky the kimchi came on the side, my brother wasn't too keen on the fermented cabbage. My mom had the curried chicken wrap, no wrap. So the kitchen made it a salad for her. Sh loves salad and curry. So why not put them together for a dish she really loved. The staff were all extremely friendly. They seemed to know a lot of the patrons coming in. We had a fun time reminiscing about the Guy Fieri visit and other Maine celebrities that have stopped in. If I'm ever out this way again, I would love to come back. Excellent food. Excellent service. Great experience!!

We visited on a late Sunday morning in September and were able to get a booth although the place…read morewas packed. Service was upbeat and friendly. It took a bit to get our order taken and over 30 mins to get our food: a strata with 2 eggs as a substitute for potatoes and greens, and 2 eggs, bacon, toast, and a side of corned beef hash. They had also run out of clean coffee mugs which left patrons we waiting for their coffee. The strata was a small portion and quite tasteless, except for the overwhelming taste of red peppers. Strata are usually made with eggs, stale bread, and other ingredients. There were no eggs listed in this one, so that is why I ordered sunnyside up eggs with it. The sunnyside eggs where overdone and quite browned on the bottom yet the yolk was not runny and the eggs were still undercooked on top. The corned beef hash, which we were told was stellar and television personality Guy Fierii loved, was abysmal. There were only tiny shreds of corned beef, not well seasoned, and mostly undercooked potatoes, celery, and onion. Even ketchup didn't help. Prices were very high for the serving size and quality.the strata was $18.00. Only on street parking, cramped quarters, high prices and less than stellar food. While by water, there is no seating overlooking the water. You can go outside to view. The service was excellent and the retro establishmnet is unique, but based on this experience, we would neither recommend nor return. Only on street parking.

Wonderful experience - abundantly portioned, well assorted menu and surprisingly refreshing bakery…read moreitems upon entering the establishment! The specials and menu offer a remarkable variety of comfort food and home-cooked meals that not only affordably priced but extremely flavorful and satisfyingly delectable. Adding to the culinary experience was Robin - our waitress - who was not only attentive and engaging; but fun and friendly through-out our meal. Countryside Diner deserves all 5-stars!

The general appearance of the diner looked to had been renovated and cleaned up in the recent past…read more On the way in you are first walked into the pastry display and open windows kitchen. In general the place is clean and well maintained. The Mrs ordered mozzarella cheese stick as an appetizer and the steak and cheese with sweet potato fries for her main course, and I ordered the Molly Mooberry Burger with onion rings. The Molly Mooberry Burger was a unique experience seeing that it was a burger, fried egg, bacon and cheese in between two grill cheese sandwiches. The mozzarella cheese sticks were served warm... they were flavorless, lackluster, and definitely came out a commercial size freezer box. The sweet potato fries were served in a large quantity and were okay. The steak and cheese was adequate. Overall, her meal was 'okay', and 'nothing special'. The Molly Mooberry Burger was order 'medium' with the fried egg 'over easy'. It all came out well done. No pink center, no runny yoke.... The onion rings were good. Total cost $57.00. Seems like a lot for a countryside diner. Over all we both feel that the food was heavy and greasy. The waitress was nonchalant, lackadaisical, and preoccupied beyond her abilities ad a waitress. We will not be talking about this place in the future and definitely not stopping back by when we are in Augusta.

Worth the drive! I…read moreused to drive past this place on my way to work for years never giving it a thought, dosent look like much from the road. Boy was that a mistake! Amazing food and friendly staff. The pricing is way below market rates. The wife and I drive just about an hour each way most every week to enjoy a breakfast at Greg's!

Greasy spoon diner with such good food! Definitely Maine. Not much ambience. They don't accept…read morecards. The food was great and so was the service. Excellent prices!

Wow. I have never had such good food. Amazing service and great vibes all in one place.read more

What a sweet place! Someone mentioned clean in a review here and that's exactly what my husband…read moresaid when we sat down. The service is wonderful, so fine to be treated with love. As you can see from the photo, the sausage gravy is humongous! and tasty too. But wait... who has these prices any more? Over in Rockland we have to pay $18 if we want sausage gravy and here it's less than half that AND you get two eggs and choice of sausage or bacon with it. Wonderful find. Can't wait to go back and try their salisbury steak or turkey dinner that everyone was ordering. Thanks Dave! (but moreso the wonderful waitresses)

Absolutely the best fried haddock sandwich we've had! Very friendly quick service and cute dinner…read moredecor.

Stopped a few weeks back, definitely wanted to leave a review. From the truck toting sign I. The…read moreparking lot to the classic 1950s dining room tables I side this place is right up my alley!! Friendly staff, well maintained, and the food is delicious. Breakfast for lunch, how could one go wrong!! Went with an omlett and it was chuck full!! I got grilled bread, the waitress asked and I was like "sure", this was the best part of the meal!!! I dont want "toast" any other way!!! If you are in the area stop!!

What a local gem this place is. Went for breakfast on a Saturday morning and clearly all the locals…read moreknow and love this place to my surprise it wasn't on Yelp and has been there for years. So buckle in for a great meal because this diner is hitting on all cylinders. Don't let the rough exterior drive you away. So three of us stopped in and I had the best western omelet ever. Comes with several options for toast including apple bread that is cut thick like Texas toast with apples and cinnamon baked in it and OMG was it good. I literally ate all my bread before starting the omelet. My two friends had the pancakes which were huge and sausage which was equally large and good. The other had a typical eggs over easy with bacon and white toast with off the chart good home fries. Every single thing was good and I can recommend this enough. In a town with little to no options this is a must stop!

Place felt grungy, dirty. Really basic food and it wasn't very good. To many places out there to…read moresettle for this.

Quaint diner ... good food and friendly service ... I had a delicious BLT... my boyfriend had a…read morehamburger..... Priscilla is kind and very appreciative.

I know time are hard, but come on seriously why such small portions? I use to love going here but…read morenow you literally get a few bites worth of food for each portion for the same amount of money. It's a clean establishment and friendly staff but I won't get back anytime soon due to the lack of food for the money. It's never a good feeling leaving a diner still hungry.