Food, service, and atmosphere are all fantastic! Highly recommended if you're in the area.read more

They forgot my toast and food took a long time. Other than that, great service from the waitresses…read moreand ambience was nice.

Just had the best tuna melt of my life!!!!! My husband also had the hot honey chicken and waffles…read moreand they were out of this world. Great menu, prices, clean and great staff!!!!! Excellent kids menu too for the kiddos! Can't wait to go back!

Everything was amazing. Fish and chips were great. Services was great too. Hubby loved his…read moreblueberry pancakes.

My friend and I decided that Rolly's was going to be the place we would try for the month of May…read more We were not disappointed. The food was what I was expecting and hoping for....rich, indulgent food, that met my savory and sweet cravings. We were greeted immediately upon walking through the door and were instructed to sit any where we wanted. We had plenty to choose from around 10:30am on Saturday, even on a holiday weekend. All of the open tables, were clean and ready for new patrons. The restaurant was about half full and appeared to be mostly regulars, as they were chatting with the staff and each other. I love local places that know the locals that well. Our drink orders were taken within a minute of sitting. The hot chocolate were rich and creamy even without whipped cream. I opted not to have it added. I ordered a blueberry muffin as my "appetizer". They offer it as is, or grilled. I love it grilled and it was good and not too filling. For our meals we ordered a table pancake (meaning, a pancake for sharing). It was fluffy and perfectly good - nice and hot. They have "syrup" and it reminded me of being a kid and having Log Cabin syrup. I didn't ask, but it didn't taste like pure maple syrup. I ordered the corned beef hash skillet with a grilled english muffin. It was perfectly cooked and it was delicious. It tasted like canned corned beef hash and I was not mad about it. I truly wanted comfort food and this hit. My friend had the S.O.S. (gravy with beef and pork) AKA Sh*t on a Shingle. It looked soooo good and she stated the biscuit and gravy and meat were good. We took our leftovers home, which will tell you, the portions were decent, the food was delicious and no delicious food would be left behind. I recommend this restaurant if you are interested in diner food, with quick friendly service and plenty of space. I definitely want to come back and get the S.O.S.

Went to Rolly's for breakfast. It was a decent breakfast. Had an egg cheese omelet with hash…read morebrowns. I asked for crispy hash browns. They were thin and crispy but little taste. Coffee was very good. Service was good. The ambiance was diner style. Clean.

Believe the hype!!…read more Such a cute place, seated very quickly for 2, a family of 4 had to wait maybe 20 minutes? Friendly staff and simple menu so it's not overwhelming. But wow, the food was amazing. Medium eggs cooked to perfection, their palace potatoes are fried and crispy but creamy on the inside - I personally loved it with ketchup, and the flapjacks were like a Dutch griddle cake - moist with butter just dripping off. The maple syrup added the most delicate sweetness - don't think I've had a syrup like it. The bacon could be a tad bit crispier but that's just my preference - still was yummy. Hubby and I shared the lumberjack meal, bottomless coffee and an OJ, and it was well worth it & perfect to share (they do have a sharing fee $3/plate). We took coffee bag home that tandem roasts just for them - felt it was the best diner coffee we've had and can't wait to go back!

What a cool spot! A very retro take on a diner with limited seating and decor to amp up the…read moreatmosphere. Breakfast was amazing, the pancakes were so fluffy! We lucked out and got the last two seats when we walked in and got drinks and food quick! The 2 Lumberjack Specials were about $23 a piece which is a bit on the high end but I believe you pay for the experience at a place like this and it was worth it.

Great local diner. Specials every day. The staff was great. The coffee was drinkable. My chowder…read morewas very good and available for breakfast! Fresh biscuit that came with it was great. But ... We get 3 stars for $$- $14 for a cup of chowder and a cup of coffee is ridiculous. I suspect the from-away Tesla's and sports cars parked in front can afford it!

We were visiting the area with a friend that has property in Pemaquid. She said we must visit…read moreDeb's, so we did. Wow. The food was exceptional, the service was spot on, friendly, homey diner atmosphere. Timing is everything. The place is small and we managed to snag a table immediately. When we left, the line was long waiting to eat. There were four of us and we were all pleased with our food. A scratch diner and you won't be disappointed. I bought a blueberry muffin to be consumed later and it was delicious.

Food was excellent, surprisingly very good breakfast Great…read moreservice Nest old fashioned diner

Pretty disappointed with our meal here, although it was clearly a fairly popular location with…read morelocals. We were given a 15 minute wait which was quickly cut to 5 minutes by a friendly front-of-house worker, but that was the end of the good experience. We were immediately given coffee and water, coffee is bottomless, but $2.50 and served before seeing the menu, which can be annoying if you're used to your diner coffee coming with breakfast. We both ordered the cheap breakfast combo, which was $10 + $2 additional charge for your choice of meat. Our eggs were undercooked, (runny whites) our toast was burnt, my hash-browns were cold and clearly from a freezer bag. My additional $2 earned me 2 very thin slices of bacon. We were not impressed by the food, but I was downright annoyed when the $24 bill I expected arrived at a smooth $32. In our bill they included a fun hidden 1% service fee for the "back of house" which I incorrectly assumed would not be needed considering the existence of payroll... To top off my frustrations the servers were loud behind the counter the whole time we were there, and the suggested tips on the receipt started at 20%!! - What an insult to the customers intelligence. These are Sysco scammers trying to take about 30% more than the customer wants to pay at every turn for extremely poor quality breakfast food. Should have cooked in the airBnB, would have saved money and had a more satisfying experience.

Everything on the menu is delicious! My favorite is the crab cake benedict. The staff are all so…read morefun and do a spectacular job.

Lord knows I love a sweet breakfast!…read more The Blue Pig Diner is always a great choice when in Gorham, but use caution if it's your first time; Parking is scarce, and there is no hostess they use the honor system so you have to pay attention to whom is in front of you. That said, just avoid peak hours and you'll be fine! Service is amazing as always. We went at 9am on a Monday and waited barely 10mins for our food. (My favorite is the blueberry stuffed French toast ) Note; the tables aren't sticky, they just desperately need a refinish

Best two egg breakfast ever!!! Traditional breakfast place but so much more. Great atmosphere…read more Super friendly staff. Great music. People who work here definitely care. Oh yeah did I mention the food! Best two egg ever. Huge portions. I highly recommend this place. Best breakfast in Portland. I don't usually eat pancakes but whoa they look amazing

Fantastic local diner. I ordered the special, jalapeños, bacon, omelette. I'll come back every time…read moreI'm in Portland. Great vibes and community feel.

Get outta town!!! OMG we are headed to Camden & Bar Harbor. Our 1st stop was Red's Eats in…read moreWiscasset to have their famous lobster roll. Bummer they don't open until May 6, two days from now. Continuing our drive north we came across the famous Moody's Diner that's known for their pies & down home cooking. They cook their own turkey so a turkey club is a must. For me it was either a 1/2 # lobster roll or a Percy burger with Swiss, onion & mushrooms. The burger was the juiciest burger I've ever had & I had a hard time getting it around my mouth. I managed to eat 3/4 of it & took the rest back to our B&B for later. We also had a side of awesome onion rings. If you've never been go eat & enjoy Maine cooking & hospitality. A factoid: They serve over 55,000 pieces of pie a year. Off to Whitehall B&B to rest up, go sightseeing & have an extraordinary dinner the night before our 37th anniversary. I forgot look at the size of this oatmeal raisin cookie we bought. Biggest cookie I've ever seen. BTW: Kris ordered a slice of strawberry rhubarb pie, she didn't like it. I passed on dessert.

Moody's Diner is known as a long family legacy and a classic New England roadside landmark known…read morefor their pies and legendary comfort food established in 1927. These historic must-stop stays busy all year round with patrons of locals and tourists alike. You walk in and you'll see history and family photos. We've been driving here for many years and never stopped, and today we finally did! We came in at 1:15 p.m. and there was still a wait, around 20-30 minutes. We were going to have their famous dishes but opted to get breakfast instead. I enjoyed my 3 eggs over easy with sausage and a side of bacon, and BF had his with ham and blueberry pancakes. You can never mess up breakfast, which we are looking forward to going back and trying other dishes, specifically the biscuits and gravy, my ultimate American comfort food, and I'd be the judge. The server was nice and attentive, and breakfast came out in 10 minutes. Prices are reasonable.