Great update to the original, amazing baked goods (breakfast and lunch) and coffee + great…read moreselection of wine and beer. If you need farmer's market quality veggies you can get them here, too. So glad for this local spot.

A lovely, welcome addition to the neighborhood! Gorgeous fruits and veggies, home-baked goods along…read morewith viennoiseries from Solo Pane, sandwiches, other local delicacies. Friendly owner and everything is thoughtfully chosen.

She's just getting started but Kristy's Cafe is a bit of heaven in the burg (Phippsburg). The menu…read moreis still limited and local produce and groceries coming very soon, but the ambience cannot be beat for a summer respite with sandwich in the large gardens or in the rustic house. Pure country delight. I only had a breakfast burrito so far, huge and delicious. I can't wait till the shop is stocked. I hear in a week or so! This spot is worth a stop in your Popham travels and beyond.

Came here with our son visiting from Seattle - and who is a huge LOTR fan. He loved the decor and…read morethe food. His French toast was cooked perfectly (not too dry or lacking spices as sometimes happens). My wife liked the eggs Benedict and I was very happy with my scallion pancake wrap, which was a full meal plus enough for a light breakfast the next day. The coffee drinks, hot or cold, are a nice change up from what we usually order at any of the half-dozen amazing and friendly coffee shops / bakeries within a few hundred yards. My orange mocha was a mocha but with a light and delicious overlay of orange. My wife loved her cinnamon bun latte - we'll have to make these at home on a cold blustery evening.

I've been dying to try this cute cafe for ages, and finally got a chance to today!…read more The good: 1. DELICIOUS Scone- flavorful and enormous with a generous helping of cream and jam 2. Ambiance- comfortable seating and fun LOTR decor. Absolutely loved it! The iffy: 1. Service was verrryyy slow for drinks, and they weren't well mixed so you got a punch to the face with syrup at the bottom of the cup, or in my case, salt 2. No prices listed on either the printed or hanging menu. Is it based on vibes??

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.

Absolutely love the service and the ambiance. My meal was okay, but my husband's was excellent…read more Looking forward to trying their spring menu when the season changes! The ambiance is like nowhere else in Brunswick and you are encouraged to linger and enjoy! Excellent cocktails too!

It is OPEN!! superb,…read morewell thought out! Elegant in all respects. Including the menu. My Old Fashioned had SHREDDED orange peel! Go!

I really wanted to love this place. It's right next to my winter place in Harpswell. The upsides:…read morewarm and inviting, with a main dining room with plenty of privacy between tables , a beautiful bar, and friendly and knowledgeable staff. The winter menu was short and sweet and looked good on paper. I ordered the evening's special, braised lamb shank with rice and a few veggies. Which was a miss. Very salty meat, with an attempt to offset with lime and feta which was perhaps an odd choice. Beautifully cooked tho. The rice was some sort of white jasmine, and arrived poorly cooked, lumpy, and tasteless. Let's hope I just got here on a bad day. But for the price, I expect more even on a bad day:-) I'll give it another try, and update my review. Until then...stay in Portland.

HERE'S HOW YOU KNOW THIS IS NOT A PAID FOR REVIEW: The coffee kinda takes too long if you are in a…read morerush or headed to work, etc. Ok now to the rave review. Seriously this place is a gem. I asked one of the staff a question about the history of the place and it turned out to be the owner (I'll leave her name out because i don't know if I should broadcast it). Honestly, what a sincere and lovely person. I told her this was our first time there and how great I thought it was and she just took us right into kitchen to see the operation. She showed us how everything was prepped, created and finished - right down to the cleaning station and the walk in freezers. I should make note that while my restaurant experience is a couple decades old, i have seldom seen a cleaner operation. Go look - you'll be amazed. You could literally eat off the floor back there. Consider that coupled with the fact that every person in that kitchen, EVERY ONE, came up and greeted her warmly with an inside joke, a hug or a sincere hello as we walked through. I hold a lot of faith in businesses that try and make family out of their crew - i have spent a lifetime of small (micro!) business ownership trying to encourage those vibes and they are not easy to come by and always earned, never forced. This business is owned by a decent human, staffed by decent humans, and makes great food prepared cleanly, freshly, and healthily. We went back 2 more times during our stay nearby and tried different things each time - each time did not disappoint. Pricing seemed fair, especially considering the variety of the menu and freshness of the food. There is a reason they have survived for the better part of 35 yrs (+/-). Soups are a hearty high point (especially for the price) and the English Muffin Loaf was a new one to me and a revelation - get one.

Wild Oats was the perfect surprise stop on our road trip from Portland to Bar Harbor. We pulled off…read morein Brunswick for a quick break and ended up having one of the best coffee experiences of the entire trip. I walked in thinking I'd order something simple, but Jocelyn somehow anticipated exactly what I wanted before I even said it -- an oatmeal latte with honey infused right into the espresso. It was warm, silky, lightly sweet, and honestly one of the most thoughtful, dialed‑in drinks I've had anywhere. You can tell when someone really knows their craft, and she absolutely does. We also grabbed the curried chicken sandwich, which was fresh, flavorful, and the perfect balance of creamy and bright. It's the kind of sandwich that makes you pause mid‑bite and go, "Wait... this is really good." The whole place has that cozy‑local‑favorite energy -- friendly staff, great food, and the kind of coffee that makes you want to reroute your trip just to come back again. If you're driving through Freeport, Camden, or anywhere along the coast, Wild Oats is 100% worth the detour.

Let's start at the beginning- Just because the roll-down…read moredoor is closed doesn't mean the bagel shop is closed. That was my first error as I went by this place a handful of times. It's wasn't until I saw someone emerge from the double doors to the left of the roll-down that I realized that the business was open. Not that they need any help getting people inside (it was HOPPING) but a sandwich board outside perhaps would show that the business is open inside? I went in and immediately everyone was friendly and chipper. Ordering was simple enough but be prepared, they sell through some things, understandably as this place is very popular. I got an espresso and a toasted herb bagel with plain cream cheese. Ive been all over Bath, Brunswick, Rockland, and Camden and was convinced that the New Englander's palates were shot. Not a single business has served me a decent espresso. Not a single one until I stopped at Dutchman's. FINALLY a bright, clean shot that doesn't taste like someone put a cigar out in it. Everyone needs to take notes. THEN we get to the bagel....didn't think I was about to have the best bagel of my life, yet here I am. Light, toasted, slightly chewy but not heavy... jeez. Can we talk about the space? It's gorgeous. Airy, cool, industrial...but the people running it make it feel homey. We can talk about the restaurant they're putting in next door too but let's be realistic, if they use any of the blueprint they're currently operating off of, they're not going to have any issues (Omg the pizza oven!) The view alone will stop you in your tracks. I'm all in on Dutchman's. I bought the merch. I have a tee shirt and a beanie and the only reason I don't have a hoodie is because they were sold out in my size. What else is there to say... 10/10 No notes.

Dutchman's was worth the stop while in town. There was a huge line by 9am on Saturday, so clearly…read moreit's a favorite among locals. The space is very unique, a very comfortable, open place to enjoy some coffee and a bagel. The bagels were decent for the area, but not my favorite type of bagel (a little bready). I thought it was a little pricey for what I got, but with a line as long as it was, Dutchman's can justify the prices. I'm picky when it comes to bagels, so my rating is reflective of that. I am of the opinion that New York/New Jersey bagels are the pinnacle of the bagel world, and the further away from New York you get, the harder it is to find somewhere that gets close to meeting that standard. I'd still stop by if I'm in town again, as long as I get there before the big morning rush. Not sure it would be worth the 20+ person line.

Cute eccentric little cafe for breakfast! Guy at the register was super friendly and service was…read morequick. There was quite the line but honestly worth waiting. I had a chai and my friend had a vanilla latte. Both were great! I haven't had a chai in a while and this scratched the itch would definitely come back to try some of their bagels.

The coffee was excellent but more than that the barista was super nice and knowledgeable. I love…read morethe pecan cake!