I stop here anytime I'm driving from Portland to Boothbay Harbor, and it's always a treat. They…read morerotate through so many classic and creative flavors that there's almost always something new to try. This time, my friend and I shared their ice cream flight, served in thin waffle cones. We sampled matcha green tea, cookie dough, and chai, all delicious, but the chai was spiced so perfectly it earned an 11/10. Next time, I might ask for the flight in paper dishes, since the waffle cones tend to fall apart and get a bit messy.

This spot is just took my number one spot for best ice…read morecream I've ever had. Ice cream is made on site here. Workers were extremely patient. I got blueberry crumble and coconut almond chip, which were both perfect. One of the best waffle cones I've ever had as well. Plenty of seating inside. A must stop in Edgecomb!

I ordered the Black Forest Sundae, which is supposed to come with 2 scoops... but they surprised me…read morewith 3 massive scoops and a mountain of toppings spilling over the edges. It was absolutely delicious, though a little messy -- I love extra ice cream, just not the challenge of balancing it while battling drippage. The location is perfect, right in Boothbay with plenty of outdoor seating to enjoy your treat. They have a huge variety of flavors, so there's something for everyone. If you're looking for generous portions and classic Maine ice cream stand charm, this place delivers.

My mom happened to notice this shop which happened to be right near where we were staying. It was a…read moreperfect stop for a sweet treat, a cold sweet treat that is. Once we entered, we were greeted warmly. It wasn't super crowded. I opted for a classic conehead type Sunday and the rest in my party opted for scoops of various flavors of ice cream. It didn't take them long to scoop everything and get it out. The hot fudge they use was actually pretty tasty. Overall, this was just a perfect stop for some ice cream. They have a lot to choose from and I mean a lot. So I'm sure you could find something that fits your liking. The bathroom was actually pretty clean.

We saw this cute little shop off the road and knew it was meant to be. Great service and great ice…read morecream. A yes it got better because they also had slushies for which my children declared best slushies ever!!! Thanks so much Sarah's Scoops!!!

Ice cream was delicious, but my waffle cone was stale. I'd get it in a cup next time. But we loved…read morethe choices and the ability to taste a sample before choosing which flavor. Both the Moose Tracks and Cherry Blossom were really good.

Best Whoopie in the WORLD! Absolutely amazing. It's a must stop! Many other sweet treats.read more

Great ice cream. I had the moose tracks, 1 scoop and BF had the blueberry, 2 scoops and we loved…read moreit! It's a little pricey but boothbay isn't cheap. It's about $20 without tip. Service was fast and friendly.

Greatest coffee shop on mud Atlantic coast of Maine. Personalized service and more importantly,…read morethe best ground, tastiest beans!

Wowowowow! I love Brisetto!s because their drinks have so much to offer. The menu includes…read morecappuccino, lattes, espresso, mocha, smoothies, and fresh juices. After spending loads of time in Boothbay I've come to the conclusion that you get the most bang for your buck at Brisetto's. Their coffee is bold but not overpowering, they have loads of syrups to flavor your drink, and they have incredible seating. The second floor has what looks like a living room full of couches, tables, and a view of the harbor.

They were closed so we traveled into town to find some things open. Management should update hours…read moreonline and Yelp!

Booth Decay FKA "The…read moreBoothbay Region Lobstermen's Co-Op," is an actual working Lobster Dock that also happens to have a fast-casual restaurant and bar. We arrived after a day at the nearby Botanical Garden and were ready for our first Lobstah Roll back in Maine. The Good: *Happy Hour daily 3 - 5 p.m. *Clam Chowder was fine, but I thought it should be thicker for my liking. Carissa thought it was fine fwiw. *Fairly large parking lot that could get filled during busier times of the year, but parking was plentiful upon our visit. *Full bar with everything from spirits to local micro and macro brews on tap. *Amazing views from their dog-friendly outdoor dining. They also have some indoor dining upstairs during inclement weather. The Meh: *Service wasn't friendly at all from the order or pickup booth. In fact, I'd say it was downright sassy-- and not in a good way. When we asked for our lobster buttered and not dressed (i.e., mayo) we got a giant eyeroll from the maître d'. Why she cares is beyond me, since she's not doing much beyond taking orders. ¯\_(ツ)_/¯ *The bartender was slightly better service-wise, but she tends to disappear and you have to wait around for her to re-appear. *Fries were whatever, but at least they were cheap. *The Lobster was overcooked and chewy, which is disappointing. However, we will say they were very generous with the Lobster itself, as we both got fairly large pieces of claws. Pro Tip: If two people want a regular Lobster roll, you're better off ordering the large and splitting it. I'm pretty sure the large was at least double the meat of the regular, and it was only $10 more. *The roll they use for the roll didn't really hold up to the moisture, as it was fairly soggy by the time it reached our table. The Ugly: *They really have the gall to charge $2 for a tablespoon of melted butter. As if paying $40-50 for a sandwich isn't enough... 0_o Conclusion: Below avg lobstah roll with great views but grumpy Gus service. Hard pass.

Food as always was great! Our server was outstanding and she got our food out fast we got in around…read more5:15 just ahead of the crowd that started at 6:00 but wasn't To busy beings it's off season!! Sat downstairs next to the fire it was super cozy and comfortable!! Always a local go to for us!!

Nice casual atmosphere with very attentive service. We ordered the beet burrata salad and while…read morewell prepared, the burrata wasn't the right flavor. We would have preferred feta or Gorgonzola cheese. We also ordered the pickled wings which were tender and juicy, they weren't anything like we hoped for. Heavily breaded with corn flakes or something, they were very greasy and boring. We also had the Reuben which had a nice big slice of corned beef. I dunno, maybe we ordered the wrong items? But in general, the food was boring!

the egg nog lattee was amazing. there is not a chain that can come close. Staff was friendly and…read moreinviting. If you are in boothbay it is the coffee shop too visit

The coffee was hot and well-made! The biscotti was tasty with a good texture, not too hard not too…read moresoft. The chocolate croissant had a Nutella filling that was delicious and it was especially good being dipped in the hot chocolate.

Great food, service and ambience. Love me some Tugboat…read moreFrench onion soup. Haddock Mohegan is so good and Fish and chips delicious.

For starters, this is a review of the Tugboat Inn where we spent the night and NOT the attached…read morerestaurant where we did not dine. Basically, not a bad stay. Our room was on the small side but clean; it appeared it hasn't been updated in quite a while, however. The internet worked fine. And we parked our car in front of the room, which was convenient. Not bad. We arrived almost two hours before our reservation and checked in at the nearby Wharf Inn, a sister property apparently. We knew we'd have a wait, but we were reassured it would be no more than 15-20 minutes. Turned out to be two hours with a series of missteps in cleaning our room and reporting back to the front desk. It took another 10 minutes to get our keys. No one ever apologized. So we can't rate the service highly, but again, the room was alright. Not sure we'd want to return. (Our room was first floor with somewhat limited view of the waterfront; not a big deal for us but might be for others.)