Went here for brunch today with a few friends and must say that I was very impressed. The staff…read morewas friendly and the space was quaint as one would hope for in an historic inn. I ordered the breakfast sandwich which was atypically served on slices of bread as opposed to an English muffin, but it was fantastic! The eggs were fluffy and delicious, and were complemented by a buttery lemon sauce that made the whole dish. Highly recommend.

This is a cozy place on grey days and has outdoor seating in beautiful weather…read more With an interesting menu and great drink options, you'll have lots to choose from. High end dining and professional but friendly service make for an enjoyable evening (As Bowdoin parents, it's a short pretty walk to campus and you might spot a polar bear working there!)

Service was perfect, and you order at the counter right as you walk in which is convenient. The…read moresandwiches we had were chefs kiss. Bread was delicious, toppings were all perfectly balanced on the sandwich. The Iris had turkey, havarti, beet slaw with special sauce and pickles. Seating inside and outside and it was a perfect day to sit outside and enjoy the vibe

Ordered via toast, quick and easy. Person who helped me get my order was very friendly. I got the…read moreIris sandwich. Bread was crunchy, the sauce almost made the sandwich slightly soggy but since it was toasted it saved the bread. I'd eat this sandwich right after getting it. Sauce is creamy and flavorful. The beets added another layer of texture and color, as did the pickles. Good amount of parking. It's a little small inside but has outdoor seating. This is a good stop if you're heading out and want to take something with you to. I'll definitely come back if I'm in the mood for a good sandwich!!

I really enjoyed my afternoon here. It was peaceful with great seating and beautiful views. And my…read morelobster roll was great!!! They have a cute little gift/candy/sandwich shop and they welcome dogs which is a huge plus for me . Very friendly staff and great service.

I saw this spot thanks to a fellow Yelper and their picture of a maple frappe and I had to check it…read moreout!!! I was blown away by the hospitality, the flavors, the price - everything!!! This place is touted as being the "working man's marina" and it really is - if you have a boat and come here often, you can create an account so that you don't have to carry cash or a card with you! How helpful is that!!? All of the baked goods are made by Judy and her biscuits are heavenly!!! I got the lobster biscuit and they asked if I wanted cheese and I was confused but GET THE CHEESE it will help make the sandwich melt in your mouth. The lobster is cooked into the egg and the cheese helps bind it and make it a little more savory. They have a candy area and while it's not a penny candy station (inflation) it's still fun to fill up a little bag of tootsie rolls and Swedish fish!!! And did I mention the ice creams and frappes?!? I didn't take a picture of my frappe because one sip in and it was half gone - that's how delicious it is!!! Their ice creams and milks are al locally produced and they are all tasty galore!!! You will not go wrong with any flavor but I highly recommend the maple!!! This is a must try when in the area!!!!

Soooooo delicious. I've come here a couple times, and every…read moretime the food is fresh and delicious. They have several options for vegetarians too which is just awesome. The Beyond Burger is delicious, and the veggies on it are scrumptious. Every sandwich comes with chips and a pickle- and the pickle is deliciously sour! There are a few picnic tables and a small parking lot- perfect to sit outside on a beautiful day and soak in the farm sights. Really awesome.

Wow this place is so great ! New people running the cafe the owners of Maggie Mae's in Yarmouth…read morehave taken over the cafe. They were so friendly and welcoming. The baked goods looked great croissants , cinnamon buns, breakfast sandwiches great coffee. We got the grab and go chicken Caesar salad wrap and the tomato,basil,mozzarella salad. We totally enjoyed the food sitting at the picnic tables in the beautiful flower garden with a view of the water. What an amazing spot to enjoy breakfast, lunch, dinner or coffee and a a treat . Also to go items. So relaxing and ice coffee and Rocky Coast cheese cake how could you go wrong. We will make the place a regular stop. The gift shop next to it is also very nice.

Love this coffee spot ! The staff is so friendly and great chocolate chip cookie too! Wonder…read moremorning coffee while in Harpswell vacationing !

After discovering Harpswell a few months age, we stopped at Itty Bitty for a coffee and treat…read moreyesterday. The staff was so inviting, the cookie, hand pie, and coffee was delicious. They put a lot of love in what they do and we can't wait to go back!

An absolute must go to place in Mid Coast Maine. A classic old time diner including juke boxes at…read moreeach booth. The food and service were both great. A nice extra was the sour dough bread - many restaurants don't offer it.

Stopped in to try this place for the first time and was disappointed. They have some outdoor and…read moreindoor seating. We had to wait about 10 mins not bad but after that it was downhill from there. Took the waitress a while to get to us and then it took an hour for our food to come! Then when it finally arrived one of our meals had cold toast. The home fries tasted frozen with no flavor and were lukewarm. Our "avocado toast" had no avocado and was very overpriced. I wanted to love it here but I won't be back.

One of the best places I've been to! We stopped here on a road trip to Rockland for lunch. This…read moreplace had a ton of options to choose from for lunch (i.e. sandwhiches, hot bar, etc). Not to mention, I was so tempted to order all the lovely baked goods and treats. They looked amazing. The seating was super accessible and expansive, and everyone here was super welcoming and hospitable. I hope to be back next time I am in time for a sweet treat! The cookies looked amazing.

Enjoyed our late Saturday lunch, which was recommended by a local friend…read more Was a bit confused upon entering the space: which door do I go through? Is the retail store and " restaurant" separate ? Where do I go first? Once we got to the deli case, and got through being overwhelmed, we were able to order.. still be warned as a newbie, it is a daunting experience!!!Brides the yummy sandwiches ( honestly I was hoping for a more rustic bread than what was offered ) and salads there is an incredible selection of baked goods. My partner chose the classic brownie ( incredibly dark and rich) and I the double chocolate cupcake filled with mocha mouse( which I saved for home) the icing and mouse filling were amaaaazing but the cake itself seemed quite gritty, as though it was a " alternative," flour. In the end I was a tad disappointed in my $6.00 cupcake. All in all a decent experience and I'd probably go again, but $46 for Sammie's and dessert is a bit steep for my pocketbook.

Food is fresh and delicious. I have been there 3 times, all for lunch. I am not local, just go to…read moreBrunswick occasionally. The sandwiches are yummy and served on wonderful bread with a curly lettuce side salad which is tossed in some sort of Parmesan olive oil dressing. The cookies are tasty as well. You order, take a seat at the table of your choice, and they bring the food to your table. When done, buss your own stuff. Menu appears to be expanded since my second visit which is great. SOUPS! I would love a few more drink options like a lemonade. I have gotten a bottled water every time. Will keep going back as the food is delish.

Doesn't pay his staff or vendors , serves expired food . Chaotic atmosphere and wreaks of…read moreunjustified pretentiousness.

What a cool place! Owner makes every espresso drink for every customer and quickly & genuinely…read moreconnects with every guest asking what they're up to & where they're from and shares things about himself, it's so amazing. I've never experienced anything like it. Special meat of the day and all scratch made food. My scone had chamomile and cardamom and white chocolate in it or something but it was the best scone I've ever had in my entire life. And I don't like white chocolate. The location is really cool inside as well. Go here, you will not regret it.

Dog Bar Jim had been on my list for a while, so I was excited to finally stop in for breakfast. I…read morehad heard the lines could be long, so we arrived around 9:30 a.m. expecting a wait. Luckily, there were only about five people ahead of us, and the line moved quickly. The person taking our order immediately made us feel welcome. Even with a busy morning crowd, they took their time with everyone and treated each customer like they were the only one there. That kind of genuine friendliness is something you don't forget. The atmosphere is unlike any coffee shop I've been to. Every wall has something different to look at, quirky artwork, funny signs, vintage pieces, random collectibles, a mannequin dressed in sunglasses and boots, even a life-size Tom Cruise hanging out on the patio. I found myself constantly looking around because there was something interesting in every direction. One of my favorite touches was the self-serve coffee station. You grab a mug from the wall instead of a paper cup. I picked one with a cool Abraham Lincoln wearing a backwards baseball cap while sipping coffee, which perfectly matched the café's fun personality. There were several coffee choices, and I ended up trying two. Refills are available for a small fee. For breakfast, I ordered one of their brioche breakfast sandwiches with the meat of the day, which was brisket. The brisket was tender, flavorful, and paired perfectly with the soft brioche bun. I also ordered a toasted jalapeño bagel with jalapeño shmear. It comes sprinkled with Tajín but got mine on the side. While I usually enjoy Tajín, it was just a little much for me first thing in the morning, so next time I'd ask for it without. The jalapeño shmear itself was delicious. After eating, we took our coffee outside to enjoy the patio. The colorful mural covering the building, beautiful flower pots, and relaxed seating made it a great place to sit and slow down for a while. Dog Bar Jim isn't just a place to grab breakfast, it's one of those places with real personality. Great food, excellent coffee, genuinely kind service, and an atmosphere that's fun, creative, and impossible to forget. If you're anywhere near Brunswick, it's absolutely worth the stop.

On Maine Street in Brunswick same side of road and near Frosty's. Great breakfast spot. I believe…read morethey serve breakfast all day and have a lunch menu. Please note there are 2 breakfast menus- first breakfast and second breakfast so flip over the menu for lots of yummy options. You order at the counter. Lots of people pop in just for a coffee as well so the line moves quick. They had some yummy looking pastries including a large scone "sandwich" with red Currant jam and clotted cream. They give you a number for your food order and bring it to you, but you pick up your coffee at the counter. There were a few large groups there so they had seating to accommodate. A few outdoor tables as well. Some people pop in for the fun whimsical & magical decor - LOTR nods. So plan to take a lot of pictures. We had the Rapscallaion wrap - so yummy and poutine -added egg & corned beef hash. Both yummy. Will be a fun place to bring guests who visit. When you are done, You clear your own plates here, I think it wasn't clear as a large table left all their plates.

I have been here twice and while I enjoyed the food both times I did not leave as satisfied the…read moresecond time. Breakfast and coffee with family and friends was the first occasion. You order at counter and food is brought to your table. The food was delicious and portions were generous. Atmosphere keeps the conversation and eyes going. Very clever and fun. Even the dishware was fun. Second trip we decided to try the high tea service. A menu of assorted teas and a prefixed food menu. My daughter made reservations and prepaid for our lunch ahead of time. We discussed price point and we believed it to be $48 a couple because who goes to tea alone? Turns out it was $41 per person. This is steep for lunch especially considering what it includes. Tea, a tower of treats; this works out to be 2- half sandwiches each (chicken and cucumber and whipped feta) a very small egg salad on 2-3 bite croissant, a scone with fixings and about 2-3 quarter sized macarons per person. This is very not nearly as generous as their daily menu portions. We had a reserved table and a waitress took our tea order from the table and delivered all items to the table except any napkins or utensils. We still needed to go get them from a centrally located area for diners. Our waitress was very sweet but obviously inexperienced and wasn't clear on how the high tea worked and it took about 40 minutes just to get the tea. Most disappointing was the bread. It was very dry and crumbly so sandwiches were falling or crumbling apart as we ate them. So as far as value is concerned, the high tea was not a good value in my opinion.