Mainely Local Yolks

This place makes an incredible breakfast/brunch! My partner and I come here often and everything…read moreI've ordered has been delicious. Don't skip the cabanos! Reasonably priced delicious mimosas (the apple cider one is my favorite). And the service is always a delight. The building has a lot of old New England charm. This is by far our favorite brunch spot

I thought thisvwas such a cool location for a restaurant. Its a beautiful old train station which…read morehas lots of windows and a very open and relaxed feel. The staff was friendly and the coffee was pretty good. I ordered coco loco french toast (french toast with toasted coconut and whipped cream) and i loved that it was the drier style rather than custard. It was very good and I didn't need syrup at all. I also ordered a side of bacon. For me it was 3 and a half stars. Hubs had pancakes with eggs and sausage. He said the pancakes had no flavor and I tasted them and had to agree. His eggs were fine and sausage ok. So for him it was three stars. We decided to go with 3 total stars on this one because if you're going to call yourself a breakfast place you need to nail the pancakes. Overall not bad and not great. Would give it another try if I was in the area.

Bacon (crispy)

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Sun shining in during the day!

Anatolia

4.9(180 reviews)

This Turkish Mediterranean Restaurant Located in the Station 319 building where many businesses…read morehave failed but this business is proving that a great business can flourish even in tricky locations. This was our first visit on a Saturday evening and we were glad we made reservations as it was packed yet still maintained a great atmosphere. Our male server Burak was very attentive, professional, and very friendly. We ordered the Lavash with the mixed appetizer - tabouli, Mediterranean salsa, hummus, and Haydari. Chicken and Beef Kabobs as our entrees. Their signature cocktail Istanbul Peach Martini and a glass of Autorotas Sauvignon Blanc. As always the Lavash was amazing as was the Kabobs. The Kabobs came with a scoop of white rice, potatoes and a great salad with no lettuce, just marinated tomatoes. Cucumber, onion with herbs.

This is the second time I've been to Anatolia. Personally, I love Mediterranean. I took my mom and…read moresister there. I wanted them to experience and enjoy lavash bread. They got the beef kabob and shrimp sauté. All excellent. I preferred the pistachio baklava. The Turkish cookies were tasty - a bit too sweet for me. It is in the old train station on the border of Maine and NH. The lighting is comfy and staff are friendly and knowledgeable. The time between the meal and dessert was a bit delayed as our server seemed to forget about us. The first time I went there I ordered the falafel wrap -delish!

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Kelley's Row

3.8(77 reviews)

2.5 mi

Friday night and it was packed. There were 6 of us and dinner was served after a little wait but it…read morewas all hot and super delicious. Our waitress had running shoes on as she quickly moved from her assigned tables to be sure all was good. Fried chicken with squash and mashed potatoes is a definite must have but the chicken Marsala was awfully good! This restaurant should be on everyone's list. You will not be disappointed!

I requested Garlic Parmasean sauce an paid for it. No sauce was included. So, the tenders were a…read morelittle dry. The onion rings and Pizza were great

Filet mignon with crispy fried onions, mashed potatoes and chef's vegetables. Perfectly cooked!

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House made Margarita

Fold’d Community Diner

5.0(13 reviews)

0.4 mi

Amazing food! If you are looking for good food with creative seasoning and chef-inspired…read moreflair....this is your place. Unassuming enough to be casual and inclusive to all, and fancy enough to leave foodies very happy! I had a muffin and the Southwestern omelet. The portions were large and delicious. Add on some of the chef's special seasonings and hot sauce from the seasoning station, and a great breakfast became phenomenal. Fold'd has an ethos that recognizes the dignity in all people and serves meals with compassion and great flavor. Shout out to Jake as well - a terrific server who not only gave us advice on the menu but also on things to do around town.

Very good breakfast, not basic but not fancy. Good price and good service. Will be back.read more

Inside

Yummy French toast

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Main room

Station 319

4.2(14 reviews)

Great food. I'm stuffed. I got the biscuits and gravy, pops got the Moldalvan omelette and we…read moresplit the hash. Delicious. Can't wait to return.

Great food. Lots of it. Nice and attentive staff. Look forward to going back for another…read moreMoldovan omelette.

Biscuits and Gravy, Hash, Moldalvan Omellette. Mmmmmm, good.

Breakfast special... spinach and artichoke scrambler.

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Flame Jamaican Cuisine

4.6(27 reviews)

Really fantastic! Everything was fresh and cooked to order. Drinks were strong and tasty. Service…read morewas friendly. Jerk wings were fall off the bone with a delicious smoke to them. Steamed callaloo reminded me of collard greens - acidic, salty and so flavorful. Empanadas were solid. Nothing like this in the area! Check it out.

The food here is fantastic and tastes authentic to the culture…read more My family , we are Jamaican and every person we bring here loves the food.

Bar area

Curry Goat

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Rasta Pasta

Fogarty's Restaurant

4.1(158 reviews)

3.0 mi

This beloved South Berwick spot has it all. Homemade pies and cheesecake, burgers, pasta,…read moresandwiches, entree and side salads, soups and chowders, chicken entrees, and seafood. As we waited to pick up an early evening takeout order we watched as the quoted wait for carry out on new orders steadily climbed from 30, then 45, then 60 minutes. Kitchen was slammed, and this place is popular both for to go and sit down customers. I observed that staff were efficient, great communicators, and I very much appreciated that my large order was looked over by the expo staff for accuracy. Standouts were the fried scallops, onion rings, wedge fries, and side salad. These were solid. Misses were the chicken tenders (under seasoned and dry), clam strips (too much breading and under seasoned), broccoli (over cooked). This is a solid neighborhood option that has a menu large enough to appease everyone in your party when you are craving American classics. It's not innovative or modern food - it's a well run neighborhood diner.

Food was delicious one of my favorite restaurants I go every time I visit So Berwick me chowder is…read moregood chicken fingers

Featured desserts

Variety Cheescake

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Daily food specials, soup of the day and beer on draft

The Brunch Club

4.3(67 reviews)

5.0 mi

The food was great and so was the service. I just wish I had told my server I was still working on…read moremy coffee as I went to the bathroom because I came out to see it had been taken away. I really needed that second coffee. How will I go on now?

Came here tired and hungry with a larger group (eight of us) we were not disappointed. Everyone…read moregot something different on the menu and every one of us was pleased with our Meal. Highly recommend!!!

Corner table with a view.

Southern scramble

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Iced coffee flight with alcohol

Fat Dog Kitchen

4.7(197 reviews)

4.4 mi

Had a great lunch at Fat Dog's in Dover and tried the Philly Philly steak sandwich. Really good…read moresandwich with great flavor. The roll was good too and held up nicely. Definitely something I'd order again. Great lunch spot in Dover.

The portions are huge, too huge. The breakfast menu is creative, most dishes are named after dogs…read more We tried 2 breakfast skillets and left over half the food. They upsold us on a grilled blueberry muffin. It was warm but not "grilled". It would be nice if they buttered the muffin and cooked it on the grill for a bit longer. Coffee for 2 was $8. Service was excellent and I would return in warmer weather to eat outside.