Excellent wine and cheese selection. Ladies working store were friendly, polite and knowledgeable…read more Store is compact, clean, stocks and cheese case has a lovely selection. Getting cheese sliced to order by weight at a real counter ensures that you will be getting the real thing, that you like because you have the option to taste it, it ensures the cheese counter will take you through a tasting journey until you find something ideal, and hopefully a little bit of quips and information about each cheese along the way. I can't think of anywhere else I would rather shop for cheese, often precut preweighed and suffocating and it's little plastic jackets. Bottom line it is morally superior to buying cheese from a bin. So let start of this little story by stating the facts 1.) I know cheese. 2.) I love cheese. One of the cheeses I bought from here was spoilt suffering from a particularly bad case of rind rot that was not visually apparent-- only to the tounge. It was what I like to call a tongue piercer but not in a good way. I was wondering why my guests winced after taking a taste, looking puzzled and they politely tried to swallow and get the taste out of their mouths, eyes darting about. "You don't like cheddar with chives? Ohh! it's one of my favorite." *takes a bite* Hooo wee. Boy was it overly funked. Mouth stinging over ammoniatedly funky and not for the faint of heart. Okay so throw it in the chuck it bucket, chalk it up to whatever. But then we went to unwrap the pate well that piece was really past its prime, born just before Zsa Zsa Gabor all glint, grey, covered in a white penicillin like and... GULP green mold. As much as I wanted to cut off the oddly colored growths, to not let it go to waste, I didn't have the heart. 10 years ago? I would not have bat an eye. I would have cut off the nasty and gone to town or at least shared it with my pet cat. God I'm getting old and boring. Hence this Yelp review. Anyway back to the story! The guests were here. Thankfully I had some odds and ends in the cheese drawer to drag out and dust off. And I kid you not I produced a. processed summer salami to swoop in & stand in as a body double for the pate and pair with the pickles and mustard. Crisis averted! Other two cheeses were however perfect, D'affinois in peak ripeness and thrilled they stock moliterno al tartufo. So nice to get these cheeses up here! The d'affinois was smooth like a Donna summer record and the moliterno tasted as if I were there in Sardinia licking lapping at the ocean waves. Batting two out of two makes me wonder what else is lurking in the case, or did I just get unlucky? I'll give them a call and I'll return for sure. Again I stress EXCELLENT selection wonderful employees. But until they work out product dating and storage, I suggest you might ask to sample the cheeses before purchasing (just in case!) and committing-- even one you've had before. Cheeses vary through out the year and the seller importer and purveyor depending on how and how long they're stored/transported. Now here's the best part. I called them and they immediately offered a refund taking my word for this even after I offered to bring in the product to show. Woman on the phone was super sweet. Can't wait to go back and patronize this business again. Happy cheese eating!

This is the place to definitely stop for all your cheese needs. The selection isn't absolutely huge…read morebut it is a good variety. The staff is charming and incredibly knowledgeable. Highly recommend stopping by. Ask them about the lady who sells homemade marmalade down the road. Her marmalade and jams were absolutely delicious and pair perfectly with some of their cheese.

We figured we would stop and get some Sparkling wine to take…read moreback to our campground. Expensive but we found some @ $7.00 a can.

One thing I noticed as someone who gets their caffeine from Coca-Cola is that Bar Harbor is largely…read morea Pepsi town. Bayside Liquors mercifully sells Coke. Yes, they sell alcoholic products too, but they were frankly not my focus. Bayside is located behind Testa's in a small inner shopping area, so you can find them back from the streets. Follow Testa's outdoor seating. They are also near other fun looking tourist shops and an outdoor ATM.

While staying at the Harbour Cottage Inn, I had the opportunity to dine at their on-site restaurant…read morefor dinner one evening. Since it was a pleasant evening, I decided to sit on the patio and take in the crisp, cool air. I was surprised at how extensive the menu was with a ton of seasonal options and chef recommendations. I started with a wine tasting flight which allowed me to pick any four wines I wanted to sample. I was hungry, but not starving, so I opted to start with the grilled halloumi toastie, which was essentially a sophisticated open-face grilled cheese. The halloumi was salty and tangy, and paired well with the fresh pesto. Still hungry after my toastie, I decided to order the fresh seared scallops. These were some of the most mouthwatering and delicious scallops I have ever had in my life. Everything about this inn and especially the restaurant, the Bowspirit, was incredible. The service was friendly and attentive, warm and welcoming. Even if you are not staying at this accommodation, I would highly, HIGHLY recommend giving the Bowspirit a try.

We love the Bowsprit Bar! Talk about a hidden gem! Very comfy atmosphere, sitting outside by the…read morefire on a cool night or enjoying the summer evening cooling off is just the best and the food, large appetizer portions of elevated cuisine is excellent. Drinks are highly recommended. Dora is a wonderful host and makes you feel at home.

If you're ever in the Bar Harbor area, this place is a throwback to the great mom and pop natural…read morefood and health stores of old. (if you live in LA, think Rainbow Acres or the OG Mrs Gooch's) https://www.johnedwardsmarket.com/ Local farm products in varied and abundant varieties, (cheese, meat, dips and sauces, baked goods, fresh produce) plenty of great Asian condiments, baking supplies, ready to eat foods, cleaning and bath products, a great curated wine selection, and much more. All set in a a century old building on a great little Main street with lots of other great individual, family owned stores. Grab a fresh cup of coffee, look around and relish the lovely smells and fragrances that come from an authentic and well stocked store without gimmicks. You'll walk out with a nice collection of goods from your shopping list and a few surprise purchases.

The wine consultant is extremely knowledgeable and she shares incredible insights and spot on…read morerecommendations. John Edwards Market has an excellent selection of domestic and international wines.

Love Lily, Lupine!! Gary and Bunni are the best! Gary always has the best wine selection and…read moresuggestions!

Gary, the owner, is the best! He's a friendly village institution who just happens to have great…read moretaste in wine, cheese, sausages and chocolate and makes beautiful flower arrangements! Gary recently delivered some GORGEOUS tulips for my birthday and they stayed fresh for NINE DAYS! The friend from out of state who ordered them depended on Gary to select a bottle of wine to go with them. She told him I like Argentine wines, so he picked out a beautiful Malbec and a nice chunk of Manchego to go with it. (He didn't even know that Manchego is my favorite cheese!) Everything Gary offers in his shop is supremely decadent and I always walk out with a smile on my face!

Popped in here for a few bottles of red made in Maine. The woman in charge was very helpful, and…read morethe shop itself had signage and interesting info about wine, pairings, etc. We left with several bottles for us and for family back home.

Small shop but with a nice selection. We went in to purchase cigars - that selection was very tiny…read moreand we never found the house rolled cigars they advertise. But we did find some nice ones, and while we were there picked up a nice bottle of wine for the evening.

Adorable. The…read moregentleman behind the counter was super kind and helpful with not only wine selections in his bar but also with local restaurant suggestions. I wish they offered wine flight tastings.

The area's best selection of wines (and cheese) from around the world offered by friendly and…read moreknowledgeable staff.

Global Beverage Warehouse is a cocktail lover's dream come true. This place is a haven for the…read moreabove average type spirits and beverages. From rare craft spirits to artisanal mixers, they have everything you need to create the perfect cocktail. The store itself is a vibrant wonderland, with eye-catching displays and a friendly staff who are always ready to help you find the perfect ingredients for your drink. Whether you're a seasoned mixologist or just starting out, Global Beverage Warehouse is a convenient alternative to driving all the way to Bangor to find a bigger liquor store.

We were looking for a place to get a "gift level" bottle if Irish whiskey when we came upon GBW. We…read morewent in and just stood by the door for a minute...overwhelmed by all the lovely choices! Approached by a very knowledgeable staffer, we made a choice on the whiskey pretty quickly then spent the next half hour looking at all the things WE "needed"... Needless to say, with left with far more than just the gift. Such a great place- such great people.

A variety of different local Maine wines, seltzers, and canned cocktails. They also have cheese and…read morecrackers to go with your choice of drinks. They are open from 2-7PM. Swing by if you have a chance to buy some bottles. It's a little corner garage but they have a good selection of wines.

Really cool, and fun location and the cashier was super friendly. Have some excellent varieties of…read morecheese, including a smoked cheddar, Manchego, drunken goat, and smoked blue. Excellent prices and the cheese was portioned same day of purchase. Loads of options in the perfect location. Love the smoked blue...it's a must buy and the drunken goat was equally fantastic! Thank you for such high quality offerings.