In the two years since the eponymous Candy's closed, and with the recent closure of The Breakfast…read morePlace on Main Street, Damariscotta and her neighboring towns have gone without a dedicated bakery. David Atwater's The Bakery is a welcome arrival. Offering a variety of scratch muffins, pastries, breads, cakes and pies, our favorites are the fresh blueberry muffins (and blueberry muffin "holes"!) and the Anadama bread. Located just off Main street in the Municipal Parking lot, The Bakery opens at 7am and has a few small tables if you don't have to rush home to feed a crowd. Quite cheerful service from David, Betty and Grace.

This review is for the restaurant up the block from the bookstore. First time visiting since…read moreChrissy's closed and I was very pleasantly surprised. Interesting menu, cute decor, friendly staff. Frittata was very good, as was the fried eggs with sautéed greens. But the star of breakfast was the blueberry pancakes. I have honestly never had pancakes as light and fluffy as these...don't know how they make them so good. Will def be returning.

I am currently eating a lemon poppyseed scone from Barn Door Baking Co. For much of my life, I…read more*thought* I liked scones, but this one has me questioning every scone I've ever eaten before. Yesterday, I had no idea I'd never had a truly delicious scone before. My life is different now.

We had a wonderful coffee and small breakfast here while in town. The person at the counter was…read morekind and helpful! We loved the ambiance, vibe and and decor here- super cute! We got vanilla lattes which were tasty and made well. The cherry almond scone was delicious as was the ham and cheese croissant. A perfect cafe for breakfast!

Amazing syrups with lattes that are homemade!!! Great actual…read moreespresso in late and food delicious

I continue to be so impressed with the atmosphere and the friendly staff and owners. I have family…read moremembers who need to eat gluten free and the food is so delicious we all love to eat the same things. It has made our summer to have this convenient location with top quality food. The owners and their daughter go above and beyond to make sure customers are happy. This is a must stop when visiting our hometown in Damariscotta! My friends love when i show up with the surprise baked good of the day!! Thank you for making Damariscotta known for being a friendly and welcoming town!!

If you are absolutely desperate for gluten free baked goods MAYBE you want to give this place a try…read morebut otherwise avoid at all cost. The food here is god awful. Even the non-gluten foods are mediocre at best. Total waste of money and barely edible. I can't help but wonder who is writing these 4 & 5 stars reviews‼ I do know for a fact that a negative review has been taken down because there was one here a week ago that's no longer here. Can't help but wonder about others...The food is atrocious yet 4 stars?? I'm a long time (30 year) gluten free person, not by choice. Back 30 years ago I was making my own gf baked goods, but the chemistry was early stages so most recipes didn't hit the mark. GF baking has come a LONG way since then, however not at this place--still dry and overly sweet, or wet and undercooked--most items barely resemble their description. To add insult to the injury of the expensive and surprisingly bad food, staff is unwelcoming and quite rude right out of the gate. Do yourself a favor--go to Wild Flour Bakery in Brunswick for FABULOUS GF baked goods. Or, if you're in Portland hit up Holy Donut for gluten free donuts that are actual donuts! YUM. Both are worth the drive!

Farm 23 is located outside of town. It is open only till 2 PM on weekdays and closes earlier on…read moreweekends. I don't have the exact hours but you might want to check because I've been there when they're closed. I do know they open at seven and on the weekend, you wanna get there early because they do sell out of things. All their pastries are killer. Today bought a blueberry muffin, a maple cinnamon roll and the special of the day, which I don't know the name of, but it was a biscuit with clotted cream and homemade raspberry jam made out of the owners garden. It was scrumptious. It is also a little store and you can buy all kinds of cute things in there, there is an area to eat both inside and outside, but I am only talking of three or four tables in each location. They also make coffee drinks and they also have croissants with eggs and bacon. Have not had one of those in years so I can't really comment on that. Anyway, well worth a little side trip to this darling bakery.

What a fun stop. I looked up local coffee shops and this was close and had great reviews. I'm so…read moreglad we popped in. I got a latte and a gift for my granddaughter--so many items for babies and children's gifts. I asked how long they've been there and was told 6 years. I said wow, you made it through COVID, that says a lot. He replied that's when they opened, right before the world closed for business. He said the shop items got them through the worst of it. Every place has a story. It's nice when you meet someone willing to chat for a while. They have the best looking baked goods too!! The outdoor eating steals inviting--they've even prepared for your furry friends with water bowls and a doggie bed.

We ordered two pies for our Maine wedding--strawberry rhubarb and classic apple--and they were…read moreeverything we hoped for and more. The crust on both was perfectly flaky, buttery, and absolutely delicious. The strawberry rhubarb struck that just right balance of sweetness with a bright citrusy lift, and the apple was the kind of all-American comfort you dream about for a fall wedding. We picked the pies up in person, and Apple Shed was wonderful to work with from start to finish. Planning from Arizona could have been tricky, but they were so accommodating and incredibly helpful, making the whole process seamless from afar. Truly outstanding pies and equally outstanding people. Highly recommend!

Excellent fresh pastries can be purchased here. Tons of variety for your taste buds and sweet tooth.read more

This is an adorable spot and I'm so happy we found it! We shared a delicious earl grey scone -…read morebuttery and bergamot-forward without being overpowering - and a chocolate chip cookie loaded with the good stuff. The staff was friendly and kind and the space and clientele welcoming. Always a joy to find a queer-centric space off the beaten path.

A comfortable, clean coffee shop with friendly, helpful staff that will not barista-shame you for…read morenot knowing your coffee tastes. The frittata was tasty, as was the Golden Fog.

Highest quality pastries, breads, and desserts, plus pizza slices, frittatas, and sandwiches. Very…read morecute interior, with exposed brick, glass cases, beautifully displayed food. Right next door (connected on the inside) is a seating area for eating in, where they also serve gelato and coffees. This place is a gem. I wish it was a little closer to my home, but now that I know about it, I will stop in every time I go to or through Bath. We tried several items, ate some there, and brought some home. We tried the pizza, a veggie frittata, and 3 Cornetti which is an Italian version of croissants, slight denser, just as flakey, just a buttery, maybe even more delicious. We tried the almond, the raspberry and the chocolate...all were incredible. They also have a nice selection of bottled Italian soft drinks. I tried the rose water. The fragrance and flavor of rose was amazing. Will definitely be back.

I want to keep this review extremely simple by just saying you absolutely need to make it to this…read morebakery. It's easily 5 stars with their warm environment, artisan pastries and breads and craft coffee. Not the mention any time I visit I am greeted by the sweetest staff. Such a gem for Bath!

I love donuts. This is the place. I've eaten donuts at Yum-Yum in Lemon Grove, California. They are…read moregood. I remember the donuts my +grandmother made in a skillet in Boston. They were the best. I want you to know about Old Time Donuts in Damarascotta, Maine. Donuts made simply in perfect shape and form. Nice fat donuts made with pride and care and coffee too. I have arrived in the donut world. These are the best donuts I've ever had. Perfect in all aspects. No matter the number of stars, these donuts rate them all!

Good donuts but kind of out of the way location (we drove right by it). Go early because by the…read moretime we got there the selection was very limited (at 10:30 AM). It appeared donuts were being made but we did not want to hang out or come back later so we took what was available. The donuts are on the small-ish side but that is reflected in the appropriate reasonable pricing. We saw mostly cake donuts which we prefer but I can assume yeast donuts are just as plentiful and tasty in the early morning. They also have coffee which is standard fare for a donut shop. This is definitely a locals shop and a quick grab and go for those on the run. a good stop considering there are not a lot of donut shops in the nearby communities.

What a cute little coffee shop! There is parking out back, a little deck and lots of seating…read moreinside. I got a dirty iced chai and it was great. I even bought a sweatshirt cause it was super cute! We didn't get any food but the pastries looked good!

The ladies at this location are very kind, however my complaint with this location is they never…read morehave any donuts made or available. I stop at this location religiously and they ain't got a damn donut within 50miles. The other morning there must of been 4 people in the store and not a god damn donut in the house. I asked them how the hell don't you guys ever have any donuts made or available. This is like a gas station not ever having fuel. You have to travel down the road to Donna's donuts to get your fix because you wont find nothing at Tim's. The last time I got a donut from this location my donut had more finger prints on it than a damn crime scene. Don't believe me stop there for a donut tomorrow you'll have a better chance at hitting the lotto