Best whoopie pie I've had. Most are too sweet and not fresh. I was told they bake them every…read moreMonday, I went on Tuesday & they were still fresh & not crazy sweet like they tend to be.

Came in search of blueberry coffee cake but we were not successful. Ended up getting a breakfast…read moresandwich which was delicious and hit the spot. The staff were friendly. There's street parking in front of the shop. They have tons of other donuts, pastries, cakes and other desserts. Would recommend giving it a try.

Wow, Custom-made donuts!! These are well worth going out of…read moreyour way for, no matter how far away you live. Each donut is custom-garnished to order (nothing sits around going stale in a case), and the donuts are made fresh early each morning. I'll post pictures - but they're *big*! Even the donut balls are big! Check out Chloe's Creation and order that one to make the owner's daughter(Chloe, naturally!) really smile. There's even a wall rack with different toppings if you want to create your own. I've never seen anything to match this. You should really stop in!

Certainly the biggest donut I've ever had. Nice, family owned spot. There were a lot of great…read moreselections but, of course, I had to create my own. With donuts this big, you'd think they'd be a bit dry but this wasn't the case. They were soft and dense. If I'm all the way up there again, I'm def going back. Worth 5$ for sure.

The Donut Grove is a blast of sunshine on a grey day. Talk about delicious…read more I didn't know they were vegan the first time I had a donut from there. It was a day old and it was delicious, but I was told that I had to go and try them fresh. Holy cow, what sorcery do those two ladies possess? Fresh donuts have a crunch to them that I have never tasted before. It is addicting. I had a pomegranate glazed one that knocked my socks off. The golden milk donut was fabulous as well as was a chocolate one. The two ladies that owned the place both made a fuss over us when they learned how far we travelled and told us how to pre-order the day before so that we could guarantee getting flavors that we wanted. I swear, between the friendly service and the outstanding flavor, we'll be coming back a lot. Now I want another pomegranate donut!!!!

This place was incredible! I don't normally like cake donuts but decided to try the raspberry cream…read moreone and it was hands down the BEST donut I have ever had in my entire life. The texture was out of this world with a crispy yet soft vibe that just blew me away. Also, it was very filling. We made a special trip here while on a staycation and it was a highlight of our little trip. The two people at the counter were nice and pleasant. Very positive experience.

What a delightful experience! The gluten-free sweet potato old fashioned donut was hands down the…read morebest donut I've ever had--soft, doughy, and full of flavor. Getting the texture just right with gluten-free baking is no easy feat, but Alexis and her team have truly mastered it. The shop is family-owned, and you can feel the love the moment you walk in--everyone is so warm and welcoming. This place embodies the heart of small-town charm. I only wish I lived closer, because I'd be a regular at Imago Dei. They're a beautiful reminder that we are all made in the image of God.

We stopped by because of so many positive reviews. We were warmly greeted by the owner and she gave…read moreus a run down of what was available, what the flavors were, and also gave us gluten free or low sugar options if needed. We got a maple ginger donut and an apple cider donut. They were both absolutely delicious. The apple cider donut was so thick and cakey and the maple ginger donut tasted like fall in a bite. The store is a cute home-like shop. There is also drip coffee and a fridge with some waters and canned coffees. We wish we got more donuts! Definitely stop by if you're driving through.

Along our travels from NC to Maine, we decided to stop by a local bakery and get some donuts. We…read moredidn't want a chain, so we tried Gosselin's. It was a weird experience. Walked in and a man who I guess worked there came out from the back to help (he just didn't fit the appearance of a baker to me, but no judgement). I asked about a few of the donuts because the signs didn't match what was in the case. We got 4 donuts. I then looked at the case to the right of the register and asked what some of the items were, even said,"is that jello?" Absolute silence. No response. At that point I just paid and didn't bother to get anything else. It just felt awkward. We took our chances and ate the donuts. They were good. Service- meh.

Thought I would give this place a try so went in a got a bismark which was disappointing enough to…read moresay it will be the last time I go there. The place on the other side of town offers them at the same price and they are good.

One of my favorite stops in Belfast. I only eat donuts at The Only Donut. Their potato donuts are a…read morelittle bit heavier than those in the midwest but they are so delicious. also the variety of flavors is amazing. This trip I discovered the "sea smoke" flavor and swear that it was hands down the best tasting donut I've ever had. You might call ahead and order as my last morning there I went in for more of that flavor and someone had bought them out shortly before I got in. Simply amazing donuts!

Happened to drive by on my search to find downtown Belfast and treats for my community--wow! So…read moreglad I stopped! Was 1:40 pm on a Saturday, luckily they were still open and 17 donuts were left. Some plain, some cinnamon sugar, a few marbled chocolate and vanilla. Absolutely delicious! Great texture, not too sweet , just the right size. We gobbled them up. Next time I'm up Down East, I'll definitely be stopping by again, hopefully earlier in the day to try more kinds. If you like donuts, include Only in your travel plans. Folks who live nearby, y'all are lucky!

The cutest place to visit. The adorable goats were so fun. We enjoyed the amazing cider donuts…read more Great place for families. The store was packed with so many treasures like jars of canned veggies and fruits, etc.

Love the vibes! It is fun, wholesome, and good for all ages! Food and animals are the best to enjoy…read morewhile there!

My husband and I stopped in while walking around Bar Harbor. We were greeted by two friendly…read moreemployees as soon as we walked in. We ordered a cold brew, a chai, and a blueberry cobbler donut to split. The donut was so good, I wish I'd taken a picture of it, but we ate it too fast. It was a perfect afternoon treat to have while watching the boats at the waterfront. I may have to go back to try a fruity pebble donut!

We stopped in for a sweet treat, but the place was closed. No matter. The owner let us in!…read more We got the vanilla sprinkles, double chocolate sprinkles, and the bacon maple donut. The owner was super nice to us. I especially enjoyed the flavor of the bacon maple donut. Crispy and good maple flavor.

If you're looking for the best blueberry coffee and popovers in Bar Harbor, this is the place!…read moreAfter trying several blueberry lattes, I finally found the perfect one at The Stadium. The Precipice is absolutely delicious, whether you order it hot or iced. The fresh-baked popovers were another highlight served piping hot from the oven with blueberry jam and butter. They were light, fluffy, and the perfect complement to the coffee. The service was quick, the staff was friendly and welcoming, and the location is ideal for grabbing a coffee and a bite before exploring the shops around town. I highly recommend stopping here if you're visiting Bar Harbor. It's a must visit for coffee lovers and anyone looking to enjoy a classic Maine treat!

We come to Bar Harbor every year and every time we're here we look forward to the popovers from The…read moreStadium. They're absolutely delicious when still warm and fresh out of the oven and they bake them pretty much all day, so they're just about always fresh. One of my favorite ways to enjoy them over the years was to get the maple butter and blueberry jam and mix the two. The flavors of the butter, maple and blueberry all complimented the savory flavor of the popover. However, this year I was disappointed to see that they no longer are offering the maple butter, even for an upcharge. Please bring this back, it really took the popovers to another level! Maybe whip it into thawed butter instead of hand mixing it to make it easier? The whipped butter is easier to dip in and spread anyway. The new pre-packaged / mass produced butter packs take away from the appeal of a freshly-made popover. Sometimes in the morning it can be a little crowded in here with people waiting for their coffee / drinks to be made by a counter not far from where you place your order, so if you're walking in and haven't ordered yet then check if the people standing around are just waiting on coffee or waiting to order. It would be a nice improvement to see some separation (maybe with some ropes or floor markings) to make it more clear who is in line to order and who is waiting for their beverage to be made. It's worth noting it's takeout only and there's nowhere inside to sit, but there are some benches just outside on the sidewalk where you can have your popover and coffee.

I have fallen in love with their green eggs and ham sandwich... without the ham. It's an incredible…read moresandwich! Alas, they stop serving after breakfast hours so you must go early to get one. Believe me, I showed up late one day not knowing this and wanted to try and bribe the kitchen to make me one even though I was too late. Or cry to have them make me one. Bribe would be better. I did neither but did want to. Eat it hot. OMG. Just heaven. When I'm in the area and can get away to get one on time I'm there. Every time!!

Stopped by The Grind House on my way through from Bar Harbor to Boston Logan International…read more I was excited to see an impossible breakfast sandwich on the menu as well as a peanut butter mocha. Seriously, two of my favorite things to see on a coffee house menu. That said the execution was a bit off for me. The Impossible breakfast sandwich was served on an insubstantial bun (the type that is more air than anything) and was overall pretty basic. Their signature sauce mentioned in several dishes, seems to be thousand island or maybe tartar sauce? Either way, it wasn't my favorite. The peanut butter mocha was also a bit of a miss for me. I wasn't a fan of either their chocolate or their espresso (or the peanut butter flavor they used, for that matter). The shop itself is quirky and comfortable. We were able to get a spot by the windows, which was nice and the service was lovely. It would definitely be a good and comfortable spot for working and it could be that had I ordered differently, it may have been more my cup of tea (or coffee, as they case may be). But for what I ordered, it was a bit of a swing and a miss.