Great food. Ordered the egg and steak. Nice big chunks of beef cooked to perfection. It was tender…read moreand delicious. Also ordered the fried pickles. They were good. Needed more ranch however. Busy spot. Might have to wait.

Best Breakfast In Town the waitresses are hit or miss but most of them are okay some are clearly…read morebetter than others (especially for such a small venue) and they are kinda VERY stingy with the creamers for the coffee that's my biggest complaint all the food is usually great and consistent and the service for the most part is the same definitely a Sanford Favorite

Food was great, quick to order, arrive and a great value ! Service was excellent !…read more Would definitely recommend

The parking situation is horrible. We got there around noon and there was nowhere to park. Went…read moreinside and there were dirty dishes on a few of the tables with flies buzzing all over. When we sat down I felt gross since the tables were sticky. I ordered a crispy chicken wrap and it was not good. The pancake my friend had was huge and did look good. My husband had the omelet and he said it was good. There is only one bathroom for the whole restaurant so it is rarely available for people to use. Won't be back.

I found this restaurant randomly as we drove from Vermont to Portland. This is the kind of find…read morethat I love - a local diner/cafe off the beaten path. If you find yourself in Sanford, this is a place that is a good find. The menu contains all of the breakfast and lunch standards. Breakfast is available until 2:00 pm, which is when the restaurant closes, so everything on the menu is sold from opening to close. My wife had the waffles ($4.99) and bacon. The bacon was crispy, but the waffles had a softer than usual (for us) texture. I'm not sure if that's normal, or just the batter and cooking that Sweet Memories does. However, it was tasty and she enjoyed it. I ordered the cleverly named "Big Breakfast" (8.89) that included: Three eggs served with two pieces, bacon, two sausages, a half slice a ham with home fries and your choice of toast or an English Muffin. The quality of the food is good and the prices are an amazingly good value. I'm sure that this same meal back home in Minneapolis would be more $15 for the Big Breakfast and $12 for the waffles and bacon. The service was a bit sluggish, but all in all, fine. I would love for a second location to open in Minneapolis, Minnesota, complete with the Sanford, Maine prices.

Service was slow but that could be because it was busy or they're short handed, I never saw anyone…read morejust standing around. It was busy, and I've heard many good things about this restaurant. The decor was cute and homey. I was not very impressed with my food. I ordered a kielbasa omelette with home fries and grilled English muffin. I don't know what they cooked the food in, some oil or butter, I don't know, but whatever that was, I did not like. I am not picky by any stretch of the imagination, but there was a flavor in all the food that just did not taste good. I couldn't finish any part of my breakfast.

I went with the Irish eggs Benedict, which came served over corned beef hash on an English…read moremuffin--definitely a tasty twist. The hollandaise was rich and creamy, with a good balance of tang and butteriness. The poached eggs were just right--runny yolks but not too loose. I also got a Bloody Mary which was delicious and strong (worth it) Service was friendly and the atmosphere wasn't too loud, which made it easy to catch up and enjoy the meal.

The last time I was here was in 2021 and I said never again. The original Cockpit Cafe was great…read more Well we went here last night, a second chance, Nope! Please! Close this business! There was literally 2 tables and it took forever for food. Drinks? Nope, they don't know what they are doing. The old saying "if it ain't broke, don't fix it" Cockpit Cafe was Always packed because it was great. If you're thinking of going here, Don't! Go to McDonald's 100 percent better

Found this nice little hideaway casual ambiance place. with service that is genuine friendly and…read morewelcoming. Got a breakfast burrito that honestly had everything you wanted for breakfast eggs bacon potatoes cheese and sour cream it was truly amazing hot and delicious. They also have there own meets and little country store sandwich meats as well everything is fresh

What a nice place for breakfast or lunch. Wonderful people and delicious food. A gem!read more

Such a cute little place!!!…read more Got a big assortment of mini donuts and they were all soo good (plus really pretty). The sandwich was also one of the bests I've had recently and love that they use sharp cheddar cheese! Service and interior was also lovely, will come back again if I'm in the area!

Had the donuts, one of each. With all of the hype they received on social media I was expecting my…read morewalk there to be worth it. It was not. Each one was really just a vessel for the ultra sweet frosting that made me super sick. I gave them a shot, ate 6 of them. I don't think I can stomach eating anything else today. Staff was excellent and the interior was clean. I'll probably go there again being that every other local place is a Sysco shill and I have yet to try their sandwiches.

A very solid local breakfast and lunch place. Almost always busy with a local clientele which…read moretells me the food is consistently good. The interior is plain, simple, and clean. I'd rate the breakfast selection as slightly better than their lunch menu, but both offer enticing options. The muffins are homemade and delicious. The portions are ample at breakfast with generous helpings of potatoes and toast along side the egg dishes. Recently, for lunch, I ordered the turkey dinner which was Thanksgiving on a plate. It hit all the right notes with excellent stuffing and gravy. The turkey was moist and the mashed potatoes were heaven. Everything is made to order and on busy mornings there is a bit of a wait for the food to come out, but worth the wait. The staff is attentive and they treat you like family. When I'm in town, I try to stop in at least a few times per week.

Terrible service today. We sat down and people who entered after us were eating before our order…read morewas even taken. Food seemed to take forever to arrive and we were not happy with it when it came. Honestly though that may have been due to the waiting.

Excellent food and such a fresh clean space. Bathroom is impeccable and service is so friendly and…read morecaring. The Gobbler is my new go to. Must visit and get anything, you will not be disappointed.

Food is fabulous and I love the vibe of the place Would go back when I am in Maine for sureread more

Support Local so they stick around!! I'm so grateful for these guys being in Springvale…read more Bagels are homemade. The Zaatar one is So tasty (Zaatar = herbs & spices)! They have a plant-based cream cheese option now, along with Hummus. Hot and ice coffee available. Local bottled sodas available. They have vegetarian options and some vegan options - I believe the bagels are made with honey and some vegans don't eat honey. They are now open Friday and Saturday evenings with wine/alcohol and Non-alcoholic options. The non-alcoholic options look tasty and have healthier ingredients than most brands out there (good on you guys for paying attention to that!!) They also support local artists displaying their artwork on the walls. Parking: street parking. Both sides. Idk if it's acceptable, but I've parked in the DMV parking lot a couple times. There's also a parking lot behind the library - can walk through the old courthouse walkway area.

First visit, had an onion bagel with scallion cream cheese. Cost (can't remember exact amount) but…read moreabout $5.50 (I know it was over $5.00). Service was fast and friendly. Ongoing ambience improvements.

On vacation and stopped for a coffee, what a disappointment. I initially got their specialty…read moreblueberry cobbler latte. It was the worst coffee I've ever had in my life and it tasted rancid. When I went back in to switch it out for something else, the employee gave me a hard time and said it was "probably just my taste buds". She did switch it out for a caramel latte but that was also gross and I didn't drink any of it. My mom got a small caramel iced latte, not good either. Could barely taste the espresso or caramel, mostly just milk. My dad got a hot caramel latte, it was fine but same problems as the iced. We also got an apple fritter donut- it was fine but didn't taste like apple nor had any apple in it. Would never come here again and wouldn't recommend, save your money and go to Dunkin instead lol.

I stopped by The Potter's House Bakery and Café for some breakfast sandwiches. When I first walked…read morein, it wasn't too busy, but within a few minutes, the place started filling up quickly. It's a local favorite spot. I tried a couple of their breakfast sandwiches, which were decent overall, but what stood out to me were the hashbrowns. Crispy, golden, and perfectly seasoned, they ended up being my favorite part of the meal. One of my sandwiches came on a jalapeño bagel with jalapeño cream cheese, and it was surprisingly really good. The bagel had just the right kick of spice, and the cream cheese added a nice extra layer of flavor. Overall, it's a cozy café with some solid breakfast options. I'd come back for the hashbrowns (and maybe another jalapeño bagel sandwich with that cream cheese).