My daughter and I stopped here on a whim while passing through town. We were delighted that we made…read morethis choice. I had the beef noodle bowl and my daughter had the sweet and Buddha bowl. Both were delicious. We enjoyed the atmosphere and the service was great. I would definitely eat here again and recommend to oth

The chai and kitchari were a little overdose on spices (not subtle.. like a bunch of powder spices…read moreadded to liquid.. not brewed chai as in authentic). I wondered if ghee was used in kitchari. Friendly staff, relaxing ambience for gathering with friends. I look forward to trying their other items in menu.

We're from out of town and marked this as a must on our list while in Acadia…read more The signs are visible, but you can't get in. We followed the 'use next door' signs posted up on two entrance doors- never finding the pizza shop. Not sure if this place is closed? We left without pizza after a long hike. Super bummed.

We've eaten here a few times and the best thing about this place besides the pizzas are their…read morecreative names for their pizzas. They are clean, friendly service, and family friendly. If you're looking for some different unique pizza flavors off the beaten path, this is a decent spot to check out.

If I lived in the area, I'd be a regular here. Order the blueberry cobbler and it will make your…read moreday! My friends and I came here in the evening and stayed until closing playing a card game. Our server was so kind! My friends also enjoyed the nitro stout describing it has super silky and smooth.

The brown porter nitro goes into my top favorite beers. Prices are great and I found it to be the…read morebetter of the breweries in the area. It did get packed during the evening but staff was still quick

If Anthony Bourdain were still alive and came to Bangor to have lunch with Stephen King, this is…read morewhere they would eat. Super local "street food" atmosphere. Fast, economical and delicious. Asian slaw is crunchy and perfect. Tofu pho broth is hot and flavorful. Tofu triangles well...gimme 6 more to take home. So good so good so good. Nice family run and cool joint.

Nice people. Good slaw. Not sure about age/type of oil for frying. Only two tables inside but…read morefried oil smell is the deal breaker for indoor eating. Can take food home though.

We came here a few times last year and it was decent enough to fill that Thai craving. However,…read morethis year they have put the price up for lunch to $18.95, and the portion size is terrible for that price. This time I had the lunch which comes with soup, salad, 2 appraisers and the main meal choice. Sounds like a good deal right??! The soup and salad cone in cups so small I don't know where they found them, it was actually comical. The appraiser was a spring roll (which was good) and a shumi. The shumi app was literally one tiny dumpling the size of the tip of my thumb. Ummm.... For the main course I got the butternut squash curry and asked for it at a level 2 when she asked me how hot on a scale of 1-5. It was so hot I could not eat it. Had my partner try it and he could not either. It also came with just 3 shrimp. For $19. My partner had fried rice with chicken and apps of chicken sauté and a spring roll. He said the chicken sauté was ridiculously small and not good. I tried his rice and thought it was good, but that was the only winner in the meal for the $50 for lunch.

Can we adopt Jackie? Seriously the customer service was…read morephenomenal. Jackie should teach a master class in it. This is the best restaurant I've been to in this entire state. Spoiler alert: you're not going to get lobster rolls here. What are you are going to get is authentic tasting Thai food. The curries were out of the world. The Tom Yum soup was delicious. The appetizers were all tasty as well. I'd love to go back.

If you're looking for a great sandwich, this place is absolutely worth a stop. I had the Italian #2…read moreand the wife had the italian #3 and they were incredible--fresh, loaded with flavor, and made with high-quality ingredients. You can really tell they take pride in making things from scratch. Friendly service and fresh food. I'll definitely be back!

Really good food, reasonable prices. No service; you order at counter. Not always open. Cafe…read moreatmosphere. No air conditioning! No water unless you purchase. Great for food to take on boat tour, etc.

If you're ever in the Bar Harbor area, this place is a throwback to the great mom and pop natural…read morefood and health stores of old. (if you live in LA, think Rainbow Acres or the OG Mrs Gooch's) https://www.johnedwardsmarket.com/ Local farm products in varied and abundant varieties, (cheese, meat, dips and sauces, baked goods, fresh produce) plenty of great Asian condiments, baking supplies, ready to eat foods, cleaning and bath products, a great curated wine selection, and much more. All set in a a century old building on a great little Main street with lots of other great individual, family owned stores. Grab a fresh cup of coffee, look around and relish the lovely smells and fragrances that come from an authentic and well stocked store without gimmicks. You'll walk out with a nice collection of goods from your shopping list and a few surprise purchases.

The wine consultant is extremely knowledgeable and she shares incredible insights and spot on…read morerecommendations. John Edwards Market has an excellent selection of domestic and international wines.

This review is really only good for a short period of time, as signage announced that this place…read morewas sunsetting operations by the end of 2025 after a ten-year run. This is a shame, because the place brings a great culinary diversity to an area where others might, as I did, want to pull over on the way to Bar Harbor. Vegan options were plentiful, and I got my coconut-infused curry with chickpeas, receiving a zingy, spicy flavor. Their naan was somewhat unconventionally given as an appetizer with chutneys, but this worked fine for me and it was freshly grilled. The portion size for the price was not huge, and I was actually surprised that they didn't do traditional Sri Lankan dishes like kootu paratha, but I was happy that i pulled over, and the option remains to travelers for a little while longer.

Had lunch today and it took me back to some of the most wonderful Indian places I have had in the…read morepast. The place has few tables and a tin ceiling, and played some awesome retro forties music. Divine. The mulligatawny stew was fab, had tons of chicken and a good broth. The butter chicken was superb and the naan fresh baked. What a delicious meal. We got dessert there, a Mom's cake, that was full of nuts and had a side of cream that blew us away. So good! The service was spot on and attentive. I cannot wait to go back--as long as it's winter. You can't get a table there in the summer months. That is ok by me--I like having the place to locals in the winter. It feels homey.