Quick service, friendly staff, aesthetic drinks and fun flavor options. Price is typical for the…read morearea (~7$) and the matcha is unsweetened and delicious. I added the sugar free vanilla to sweeten it and it was perfect. Would recommend a walk around the beach and hitting this up for a morning drink

Cutest coffee truck around and their homemade syrups are the best. So glad Blueberries for Sal is…read moreback but the whole summer menu is Add super friendly staff? Sign me up! This is how we morning!

Easily our favorite breakfast spot in the Kennebunk area! Brewed Awakening is an absolute gem. They…read morehave such a fun variety of coffee drinks and flavors and as someone who appreciates great accommodations for lactose intolerance, their options are fantastic. Whether you get your drink hot or cold (cold is always topped with delicious cold foam! ). Beyond the coffee, their smoothies are a solid 15/10, the bagels are completely homemade, and the eggs come straight from their very own farm. Every time I go I get the plain Jane because it's just so perfect. I really want to try their lox and their French toast bagel with peanut butter and banana!! Will update this review once I do. It's such a unique and charming experience to be able to visit their chickens and goats while you're there. The atmosphere is wonderful, the food is top-tier, and I just love everything about this place. A must-visit!

Traveling up Route 1 my wife and I were on the lookout for a coffee spot! We stopped nearby looking…read morearound the area and once I saw mentions of them having goats, I knew we needed to stop. Good sized parking lot and while I believe they have an inside area we went to the order window to grab coffees and enjoy the nice weather. They have food but we had already eaten so will need to return later on. Besides the typical drinks they offered some good seasonal drinks as well. I ended up going with Strawberry Fields, that had an incredible flavor to it. My wife got their Maude's Mocha and really enjoyed it as well. Top notch drinks by far, worthy of returning to. While we did enjoy the drinks the mention of them having goats was a huge reason for coming by. Besides goats, they also have some chickens. Both areas have some picnic tables to enjoy your food and drinks. They had roughly 5 or 6 goats and we got all of them to come over for some love and scratches. Goats are one of my favorite animals since I've worked with them for so many years and loved meeting some new ones. One had a feisty attitude but even she came around and enjoyed scratches on her withers(back). A coffee shop worth stopping at for friendly service with a smile, tasty coffee and cute goats!

My husband and I stopped through on a long road trip and really needed caffeine. The owner was…read moreworking the counter, she was a wonderful person to talk to. The whole place has an artsy open feel to it. They carry nitro brew coffee!! My hubby was ecstatic to have his nitro and I was delighted to have a tasty homemade doughnut.

Friendly service and great selection of pastries but uneven value. The blueberry scones are…read moreexcellent but the chocolate chip muffin contained only 3 chocolate chips.

WHY?! Why?!?! Why?!?!?!(Tears)…read more I am beyond disappointed. I wait all year for a slice of the best carrot cake and make a special trip just for that. This has been my go to birthday cake spot for many years now. It started with a Mom's weekend in Ogunquit where I fell in love with the carrot cake. It was the ultimate slice of cake, tall- multi layered, moist, full of nuts, covered and filled with smooth and delicious frosting with nut covered outside, big enough slice for leftovers. Well, NOT ANY MORE! Who decided to change all the sliced cakes in to presliced and packaged sheet cake? Not only sheet cake, thin dense layers of cake. They didnt even cut off the exterior part so the cake would bond to the frosting. YUCK! I have never seen carrot cake in sheet cake form, and there is a reason for it.where is the side frosting with nuts? We bought all 5 flavors of cake. Yes $50 worth of cake. All were sheet cake slices. All 5 were slightly over baked, thin, dense layers with the frosting just sitting on top of the layers. There is nothing lovely about a slice of cake that is prepared like a lazy home baker. It's like they don't care. To whoever made the decision to cut corners to make things easier for production or whatever, you have ruined the most delicious cake. It's too bad that person doesn't think the customer deserves the very best slice. Why would someone comeback to buy a full cake after buying that? Bad business decision for you Bread and Roses. I know I will no longer recommend. I guess I will be going back to Whole Foods. The following is the cake discriptions from website... Bread & Roses Signature Wedding Cake Three layers of yellow butter cake layered with raspberry mousse, finished with white chocolate buttercream and white chocolate shavings. Funny Bone Three layers of chocolate fudge cake layered with peanut butter buttercream and finished with a dark chocolate glaze. Chocolate Truffle Torte Three layers of chocolate fudge cake layered with rich, dark chocolate ganache and finished with a dark chocolate glaze. Maine Blueberry Lemon Cake Two layers of yellow butter cake with Maine blueberries and fresh lemon juice, layered and finished with a lemon cream cheese buttercream. Carrot Cake Two layers of moist carrot cake with walnuts folded in. Layered and finished with a cream cheese buttercream, garnished with chopped walnuts.

"Your breath is sweet Your eyes are like two jewels in the…read moresky Your back is straight, your hair is smooth On the pillow where you lie One more cup of coffee for the road One more cup of coffee before I go" (Bob Dylan) Some of my friends gifted me with a basket of Maine goodies after we all served on a charity committee for a few years. In the basket was a 12-ounce bag of ground coffee from Maine's Katahdin Coffee Company. After a few cups, I realized I was drinking some of the very best coffee I ever had in my long coffee drinking life. It had been a very long time since we used ground coffee, because we converted to K Cups years ago (don't hassle me about the environment because we empty out and recycle all those plastic pods). We used one of those "make your own K Cup" plastic/mesh baskets that was banished to a kitchen cabinet for many years, scooped in a few spoonfuls of Katahdin and brewed it in our K Cup machine. My Katahdin coffee was a Medium/Dark variety known as "Baxter Blend". The flavor ran rings around everything else we have in the house. Yes, it was a zillion times better than what I normally drink. Katahdin is sold in quite a few Maine grocery stores and through their website. The website has offerings in 10-ounce, 12-ounce, and 2-lb bags, with choices of ground or whole bean across a few different flavors including Breakfast Blend, Breakfast Blend Decaf, Baxter Blend, French Roast, Maine Whoopie Pie, Hazelnut and Maine Blueberry Pie. Yes, we will be sending out a mail order as soon as we use up every last ground of coffee in that 12-ounce bag.

best full flavored medium roast coffee I've found. worth going to trouble of grinding beans and…read morekeeping them in cool cellar.

Pricey sandwiches, weak coffee. Friendly staff. Cute dog…read morepix. Conveniently located near the beach.

I stopped in for a sandwich; I ordered a turkey, cheddar, and avocado sandwich on a roll…read more There was no one in line ahead of me, yet somehow it took them 30 minutes to make my sandwich. The sandwich itself was terrible. It contained a single slice of meat and cheese, and barely any avocado. However, they did not skimp on the mayo- there was roughly 4 tablespoons of mayonnaise on my sandwich. The entire thing tasted like mayonnaise and bread. Save your time and money; go somewhere else.

I got the seasonal Iced Maple Sea Salt Latte with Cold Foam, and let me tell you it was delicious!…read moreIt was definitely worth waiting in line for. My only regret is that I didn't come here every morning of my trip! And whatever you do, don't skip the baked goods! I got the Blueberry Scone, and it was warm, fresh, and practically melted in my mouth. So good! Overall, such a great spot and absolutely worth a visit. I'll definitely be back the next time I'm in town

I really wanted to give 5 stars, but the coffee was a bit of a miss for me. I ordered an iced mocha…read moreto start and later got a regular iced coffee after working for a few hours. The mocha just didn't taste quite right, and while the iced coffee wasn't bad, it wasn't anything that stood out. I'd be willing to give the coffee another try, though. That said... the sandwiches are AMAZING. I built my own with roast beef, and they were incredibly generous with the deli meat. The sourdough bread was absolute perfection. They also offer free WiFi with plenty of indoor and outdoor seating, making it a great spot to work remotely or enjoy lunch. I spent about three hours here and would definitely come back. One thing to keep in mind: they're right in the center of town, so it stays busy. There was a line nearly the entire time I was there, but don't let that discourage you. Even with the line, both my drinks and food were ready within just a few minutes of ordering. Great service despite the crowds!

Coffee was delicious, option of non dairy creamers, coffee varieties, and service was fast and…read morefriendly. Would return

My daughter ordered a Rush drink with a cloud top. When we were driving home, she inserted the…read morestraw and the drink exploded. My nice car got covered in cream and soda all over the passenger side. It's going to cost hundreds of dollars to have it cleaned properly. I can't believe they would sell a drink that does that.

Of course we had to stop for a blueberry muffin in Maine! Mornings in Paris was cute and has…read moreseating inside and outside- the cashier we had was a bit rude, but other than that it was fine. Cashless as well.

We passed this cafe while on our way to Kennebunkport downtown and had to stop. The outside of the…read morecafe is sooo cute and there is lots of outdoor seating. I'd love to return on a nice day with my book. The inside of the cafe is similarly adorable and they have a wide range of dessert offerings. We had a hard time choosing two drinks from the huge menu, and eventually settled on a Campfire Cold Brew and Banana Bread Chai. The server was incredibly helpful in helping me figure out what I wanted, as I was trying to avoid caffeine. The Banana Bread Chai was very delicious, although it could have been a bit thicker and could've used a little more banana flavoring. I'm comparing it to the Starbucks banana bread latte, which I actually prefer, although I'm not a huge Starbucks fan. The Campfire Cold Brew was tasty and had lots of chocolate syrup, but the coffee also tasted a little bitter and watery.

We Never miss a trip to Maine without stopping at Congdon's. Always delicious and always a treat…read more Not a big donut eater but these def always get my attention. They have breakfast/ lunch sandwiches so tried one too this time. Very good Will be back soon!

A must-visit for those spending time in Well's and surrounding towns! I hadn't been to Congdon's in…read morea few years but brought some friends who had never visited and I was surprised to see how much has changed. They have long lines that move very quickly, lots of self-seating available indoors and outdoors, and a very cute patio area and some photo-ops. Staff were very friendly and helpful. We ordered a half dozen donuts to try: the maple glazed, chocolate glazed, strawberry frosted, chocolate creme filled, glazed, and a blueberry fritter. The fritter was the favorite of the group, followed by the maple (iconic Maine flavors!) We would definitely skip the chocolate and the strawberry frosted next time and opt to try some other fritter flavors.