Best cupcakes in Maine (at least that I have found so far). The cupcakes are moist and light, full…read moreof flavor. The icing is flavorful and not overly sweet. There is lots of creative variety and the cupcakes are very pretty. Staff are wonderful, friendly, and will help making the hard decisions of which cupcake to get (which should include the chocolate expresso because it is amazing). They even have vegan cupcakes! They also have terrific sandwiches and coffee.

I love the foods and desserts and they will make it if your gluten-free dairy free and egg free. I…read morewill support this bakery to anyone.

My baby and I came on a Sunday in the late morning and it was the perfect spot to catch up with an…read moreold friend. Their macarons from the Macaron Cafe were the perfect pick me up, and next time I want to try the chicken salad croissant sandwich. Afterwards we took a lil stroll, Kennebunk is such a cute town! But since it's winter time, most of the shops were closed. Parking in front of the cafe is scarce but there's random spots scattered around.

This is such a cute restaurant located in Kennebunkport! There is plenty of indoor and outdoor…read moreseating. I visited Mornings in Paris while on a food tour. I had an opportunity to try the well known Maine dessert, whoopie pies and a blueberry iced tea. Both were delicious! The tea was incredibly refreshing. Other friends ordered coffee and enjoyed their cup of joe.

These two young women have definitely got themselves a future! I found out about them by accident…read more Saw a post on my FB feed about Macarons. Posted a comment and was asked to send a private message. I am so glad I did. The Macarons I ordered were St Patty's day themed. Lucky charms cereal, Shamrock Shake and Baileys Irish creme! Too die for flavors! The cookie part perfectly baked, the creme filling inside is out of this world flavored! I also order their special box. It is a heart filled chocolate box filled with chocolate and or candy. Hot cocoa bombs (choices of dark, milk or white chocolate) and chocolate dipped strawberries! Which are huge by the way and just as delicious! The best part about this entire thing is I am Gluten free, they double checked the chocolate to verify it was GF! It is by the way, they asked if I had a favorite GF candy for the chocolate box. Which they did add! They have a customer for life! I would strongly recommend checking them out!

I believe Kaye's has permanently closed, but they were absolutely the best place in the greater…read moreconcord area to get pastries.

Delightful bakery in Penacook! I finally had a chance to stop in and was pleasantly surprised how…read morewonderful the baked goods were!

Soakology is a small spa and cafe in Portland, Maine, they primarily offer foot massage, foot…read moresoaks, full-body massage, and fair trade teas. They also have a small gift shop too, where they sell housemade spa salt cubes and lotions. You need to make a reservation for spa services here. I visit a lot of these types of places. I was surprised at how different Soakology was compared to most of my other experiences. We were taken to a large communal space which was divided into semi-private rooms made from dark curtains, and the lights are down low. They ask for no phones, and quiet. I sat in a raised arm chair and they wheel in a copper tub under us, that they filled with hot water and whatever scented salt cube you choose. The soaks range in price from $35 to $53, depending on which scented salt cube you pick. I choose the CBD (to attempt to make up for my lack of massage, $53). They came and refilled our hot water in the tub twice, and refilled our tea water. We visited on a warm day, and I image this service would be a staple for me in winter. I left sweating! I have inflammatory arthritis, and it did helped me to soak. Anyhow, the experience surpassed my expectations in terms of relaxation. When we left my feet were like 75% relaxed, which is not bad. I could do this all at home at a fraction of the cost, but there is something more luxurious about not having to set up, and clean up. If you are in Portland, check them out!

I came here as a treat to myself because I had gone on hikes that were kind of challenging and my…read morefeet hurt so I wanted to get my feet soaked because my foot really hurt. It definitely did help the pain that I was experiencing in my foot. However, I felt like it was really challenging for it to be just right because sometimes it was too hot and then it would cool down. Service Needed some work and could've been better. The latte that I got was really good. It was kind of sweet for a chai latte but not bad.

On a recent cruise we had a port stop in Rockland, ME. Instead of doing an excursion we decided to…read moredo one of those "go down this street and right" excursions where you make everything up as you. Since it was between breakfast and lunch we decided to stop into Atlantic Baking for a coffee and a pastry. Atlantic Baking is an unassuming shop right along what I'm going to consider a main street through Rockland. Not necessarily THE main street, but the Main-est we saw, so I'm sticking with that. Inside are several cases of pastries, breads, rolls, donuts and other baked goods that looked at me as if to say "I dare you". There was a cinnamon roll-ish thing that looked really good, and a Vanilla latte are what talked to me most. The staff (two young ladies on this morning) were busy hustling and, even with that, were helpful as they tried to keep taking care of customers. The vanilla latte was SUE-PERB, albeit a bit hot for my taste (had it let is cool first). As we sat having our halfway-between-breakfast-and-lunch-but-not-really-brunch snack there was a steady stream of customers, I'm guessing about 50/50 regulars and cruisers. Aside from pastries, coffees and teas, there's a cooler with canned/bottle beverages for the on-the-go beverage drinker. With as much activity as was going on during our visit you'd think it'd be difficult to keep clean, but there was a gentleman who came out frequently to take care of emptied tables, trash, etc. There are windows into the baking area, proving that they've got nothing to hide. Most everything is made on site with fresh, natural ingredients by people who take pride in what they do. Atlantic Baking is a charming place and a nice stop for a mid-morning snack

Nice pastries, comfortable seating with a borw of downtown Rockland. Coffee options available…read more Friendly and competent service.

Happy Birthday to me!! Tried this small town bakery for the first time today to celebrate my…read morebirthday and it was amazing! From the cinnamon roll, to the raspberry danish, and the almost as big as my head macarons, it was all amazing!! Definitely check out Beth's hometown bakery in Farmington!!

I bumped down to Tally's Kitchen at Bayside after a doctor's appointment at Intermed. The…read moreadvertising in the building elevator is what prompted my interest. After exploring the menu while waiting to get called in by a nurse, I saw that the prices were something that I couldn't ignore. It's an inviting space and the staff was friendly. I got a sausage egg and cheese breakfast sandwich and a small coffee before heading on with my day! I was satisfied and will probably go back the next time I'm at Intermed.

When I stopped by there was a problem with staffing, however I got probably one of the most…read moreDelicious sandwiches I have ever eaten. I also tried the lemon bar, which was very good. The poor lady behind the counter I think was trying to do everything so not a lot of interaction there. I hope they get there staffing situation under control because they really do make some good food. I would recommend this place.

Went here today to get pecans for my wife and ended up leaving with $150 of other items. This…read morecompany is a master of impulse purchases with its unique and convenient options. Like many TJ's locations, this store's parking lot is infuriatingly undersized. I wanted to dock them a star for that but changed my mind while shoving their peanut butter filled pretzels into my pie hole.

I stg that the company chooses locations with the absolute worst parking imaginable. Every TJ's, in…read moreevery city. Same parking lot issues. But once that hassle is over, shopping is a blast. We drive down once every few months, from Gardiner. So it's nice to see the choices rotate on some things. It's always crowded in here, but Mainers are nicer than other TJ shoppers in other states, so it's tolerable. Love the artwork on the signs. Loveeeee the prices! So affordable. Such great quality food too. Just wish there was a Trader Joe's in central Maine. Begging you! Please! Augusta area desperately needs one! There is only one tiny health food store in the entire area. Not right. Not fair. Bring Trader Joe's to Augusta!

Updated review: I went back to try the macarons - after all, this is what people recommend it for…read more The cookie was hard and filling too creamy and tooooo sweet. Not the soft, fresh and fluffy texture and flavor I expected. It almost felt like it was stale - sitting there for days. I am quite disappointed

I am macaron obsessed so I was excited to see there was a shop that carried them. So many flavors!…read moreI decided on a dozen with: orange blossom, coconut, dark chocolate, cotton candy, cookies and cream, fruity cereal, white chocolate, pistachio, earl grey, wedding almond, birthday cake, and forgot the last 1-oops. $37 bucks for the dozen. When I looked at the box I realized that they are not made in the bakery but shipped in from NY. The ones I tried were all great-perfect amount of filling and exactly the right amount of chew. Just wish they were more authentic and made on site...