Lovely service, great selection, ice cream was amazing. I got a sundae with Kaluha chocolate…read morebrownie ice cream and additional hot fudge. It was soooooo good. The flavors were fantastic, all present and just creamy goodness. I will be back. The picnic area was super cute too, but it was too cold so we sat in the car. We will be back.

Out of all the nearby options for ice cream, this the best. One of my top Maine destinations…read more Fantastic ice cream, creative shake/frappe concoctions, the top shelf custard version of soft serve, and the frozen yoghurt tastes amazing too. Also their sweatshirts are really soft.

Ordered baby cups which pretty much equate to a full pint of ice cream. Ordered butter crunch for…read moremy wife & chocolate/vanilla soft serve for myself . We love having Fielders at the top of our street.

I absolutely adore Fielder's Choice, but I have to say that their pumpkin pecan chocolate flake is…read morenot their best effort. There was no discernible pumpkin flavor. Stick with your usual favorites!

Almond Joys are one of my favorite candy bars and the coconut almond chip ice cream is my favorite…read more I have tried a few other flavors and they are all excellent but the coconut almond chip is the winner for me. This place is often busy and there can be long lines but the team keeps things moving so the wait is not usually excessive.

Best ice cream and so many flavors. Must try if you're in the area. You won't be disappointedread more

I stopped by the stall with a large group. We were able to order right away with the cashier. While…read morewaiting, we found our seats. There were a good amount of tables outside. Food did take a bit of time to come up but I ended up trying: -FRIED FISH SANDWICH: The fish itself was bland and a little dry but the brioche bun it was served on was delicious and had a good amount of items with it. They give you a package of Tartar sauce to just dump onto the sandwich, but was just ok. -COLESLAW: Did not like the flavor at all. -SINGLE SMASH BURGER: Surprisingly was absolutely tasty. Would recommend. -ONION RINGS: A nice portion and the taste was good too. After we were done with our meal we walked over to the other side of the building to grab some ice cream. I got a butterfingers ice cream and they gave massive pieces of the candy in the ice cream. Additionally, I only ordered a kiddie size cup but it was still very filling. All in all, a nice stop for a tasty and quick lunch.

We stop by this ice cream stand/eatery on a Sunday and we're pleasantly surprised by how delicious…read moreeverything was. The service like most ice cream stands was high school students working for the summer so they were super polite and friendly and outgoing. First, we were on the left-hand side of the eatery where I had a Smashburger and my wife had a grilled cheese sandwich and we split some fries with it and it was all delicious and perfectly cooked. We then meandered over to the right side of the eatery and got ice cream where I got a peanut parfait and my wife got the crescent beach parfait and they both were delicious and great for the price. Love the fact that they had lots of tables with tents over the top and the ambience was great just like you normally would find near a beach in a vacation town. We will be back soon

I usually come here once during each annual trip to Maine for my sweet fix. Big Licks is in a prime…read morespot on the main road leading to the pier, beach, and amusement park. They have plenty of flavors and generous serving sizes. I'm a fan of moose tracks, caramel, and brownie/fudge flavors. I've never had a bad cup of ice cream here. It's a little more expensive, but not surprising for its location and probably seasonal operation. Service is good and quick, especially when they get busy. @azfitfoodfun

Great ice cream spot on the pier, lots of flavor options with huge portions! Highly recommendread more

Good place for breakfast, although their beverages can improve. We went for a Blueberry Stuffed…read moreFrench Toast, a Little Bird (focaccia sandwich), a drip coffee and a latte. French Toast and Little Bird were great. Definitely to be tried. For drip coffee, you can pick from one of the four and I went for a dark roast which tasted okay. The Latte was quite milky with hardly any taste of coffee. Service was good. For beverages, they call out your name while food gets served at the table. There is limited seating space inside and we barely were able to find a space for ourselves. There are some parking spots outside but can fill up quickly as there is also a Driving Range behind the cafe. Overall, good food but try something else for beverages.

Looking for a new to us breakfast spot and Honeycomb Cafe has been on my list to check out for some…read moretime. Today was finally the day we decided to check it off. It did not disappoint at all and deserves all the hype/love it gets from the reviews. Tucked away in an area that is mostly industrial/business headquarters area. You will easily spot it though from the beautifully done artwork on the wall. It is a small building so hopefully you can time it well to avoid huge rush/crowds. They had roughly 7-8 tables with some 2-person and some 4-person tables if you are looking to enjoy your food here. All of the staff we interacted with were very friendly and welcoming. They had so many tempting sounding breakfast sandwiches it was difficult to pick. I ended up going with their breakfast burrito and my wife got the Pine Point. Both were phenomenal and would be no brainers to order again, but with so many choices we would likely choose other new ones. My wife loved the bread used and the corned beef were perfectly made! The breakfast burrito was packed full with zero complaints. Drink wise we each got an iced latte, my wife got the mocha and I got the honeycomb latte. Both were very solid with a good amount of flavor to them. Lastly before leaving we each picked out a donut to have when we got home, a blueberry and a Maine maple. Definitely a spot we look forward to returning to in the future. Add this to your places to check out as a local or tourist!

Roadside market with snacks, decent freezer section and food for takeaway. We didn't order anything…read moreof the menu so I can't speak to how the fresh food is but a cute place to pop in for snacks!

You want one of the best lobster rolls I have ever had, you need to go to this market. Fresh cut…read morelobster in front of you mixed with fresh dill and mayonnaise and a zest of lemon over a hot toasted hotdog bun. It's worth the trip and it's worth the money. Pick up some wild flowers while you are at it.

For the first time in four years I stopped in, and boy, I am so glad.The empanada I got, black bean…read moreand cheese, was as good as I remembered. Hot and crispy with great beans. The cheese arepa was huge--enough for two, and just as delicious. Plantains were on point and sweet. I will confess that my eyes rolled back in my head, they were so good. Service was with a smile. That says everything.

Wow! What a hidden gem, I'm so glad Yelp pointed out this spot featuring Peruvian dishes. I have…read morealways wanted to try an Arepa and by golly it was outstanding. (I tried the Arepa de Mi Tierra with steak, I highly recommend.) I also ordered some Gorditas and they were unlike anything I have tried before, so crispy and fresh. I can't wait to go back, next time we'll eat in the restaurant vs takeout as is such a sweet spot. Check it out, you won't regret it!

I mean, honestly, having breakfast at the Ocean Park soda fountain is like taking a step back in…read moretime to one of the sweetest little towns in Maine. The grill at the soda fountain is open from Memorial Day to Labor Day, run by a bunch of summer students and a group of women who have been taking orders and working the grill for years and years. There are old-time wooden booths inside and tables outside; you order and pay at the counter, and your food is brought to you. I also LOVE the way the breakfast grill master makes sure to super butter the toast while still hot, and there is a blueberry in every bite of the blueberry pancakes. The coffee is strong, and there are homemade muffins and crumb cakes you can get grilled with tons of butter if it suits your fancy. After breakfast, you can walk to the beach, play cornhole right outside along the longer side of the building in the shade, or cross the street to the town shuffleboard courts.

Everything works. Food and drinks quality as is service and variety of menu…read more The ice cream is very good and I enjoy different flavor each visit.

I've eaten gas station sushi with more confidence than I had ordering at Tacos y Tequila…read more Set the scene, New Year's Eve, made a reservation a week in advance. Arrived and they genuinely seemed confused about what a reservation was. Took 5 mins to be sat in an EMPTY restaurant. Then took 10 mins for the waitress to bring water and ask for drinks. In an EMPTY restaurant. We started strong by ordering three items. A blood orange margarita, a skinny margarita and table side guac. They were out of two. One of them was the guacamole. Let me repeat that slowly: A Mexican restaurant. Out. Of. Guacamole. That's like a steakhouse being out of beef or Starbucks being out of coffee. Now I know what you're thinking, must have been at the end of the night right? 5pm. They literally just opened. Undeterred (mistake), we continued with ordering the margaritas. What arrived can only be described as a lime-adjacent science experiment. They were so bad that we didn't even bother ordering food -- we asked for the check and left. When margaritas make you reconsider sobriety, it's time to go. To make it even better, the poor teenage waitress was apparently left alone to figure out how to make margaritas on the fly, as if this was her final exam on "Intro to Bartending: Trial by Fire." None of this was her fault -- she was doing her best while the restaurant actively sabotaged her. In summary: * No guacamole * No menu items * No drinkable margaritas * Yes to chaos I came for tacos and tequila and left with a story, a bill, and the strong urge to apologize to Mexico. Would not return unless the goal is irony or performance art.

We ordered take out for our large group on a Wednesday night. We originally wanted to eat in the…read morerestaurant but they told us our group was too big and so we could only get takeout. For my portion I ordered the Combo #5 and side of Mexican rice. The combo #5 came with a chile rellano, burrito and enchilada. The flavor profile of all three items were very similar especially between the burrito and enchilada. Food itself was pretty bland except for the heavy cheese and enchilada sauce on everything. The Mexican rice was good but I wish it came with a side of some sour cream, pico or something as it was pretty one note and got a bit redundant. All in all, not the most exciting meal in the area.