Love the pizza from this place. Honestly haven't tried much else unfortunately because every time…read morewe go I just want to get more of that pizza!

By far the best steak and cheese sub in the Lake Region area. Don't change anything!read more

Cute local spot to spend a morning. Inside was nice--it felt like a deli within a rustic farmhouse…read more I liked the side room with local goods for sale. The girl at the counter was super nice & helpful. They were out of all breakfast sandwiches when we came at 10AM. The food was alright. I ordered the toasted muffuletta which was decent. The sea salt caramel cookie was good but definitely on the richer side. We ate at a picnic table by the flower garden, and that was nice&peaceful. Overall, a quaint market with local charm.

I have been visiting this place since it opened & have enjoyed watching its success. I have always…read morehad stellar food here, noting their prices are more than fair. Admittedly, the service can be very slow & spotty, but once you have one of their signature sandwiches, you'll know it's worth the wait. Has a super quaint & small town feel. Oh yes, make sure to stop by on Whoopie Pie Wednesday!

I think this place has real potential. We're in the area temporarily and have noticed there's not…read moremuch without driving 20+ minutes away, so we gave this place a shot. I was honestly shocked to see a real veggie option on the menu that wasn't a veggie burger (although they have that too), so I had to try the chimichurri tofu. It was cooked well - 4 slices cut thin enough to give it a good crispy exterior. The chimichurri sauce was tasty. However, it feels like whoever created this dish has never cooked with tofu before or at least not very much. My suggestion would be marinating the tofu before cooking. The chimichurri made it somewhat enjoyable (I did finish it all!) but the flavor dissolves quickly as you chew through the tofu. I think marinating it will really seal the deal on that dish. Otherwise, the service was great, very friendly and very prompt. The building is quaint and bigger than it looks from the outside. I think my entree was a little overpriced for what I got at $23, but I digress. I see the vision and wish them success.

I was excited to try this place after seeing that it was so highly rated, but now that I've visited…read moreI'm unfortunately not sure what all the hype is about. But it wasn't all bad--I'll start with the positives! The staff were great--super friendly, welcoming, and helpful. I also enjoyed the fries, which were plentiful, and the pomegranate blonde ale, which was very refreshing. Although we didn't play, I was happy to see a stack of games on the bar. We were seated upstairs at the recommendation of the hostess. The decor was a little dated but it gave me a cozy and nostalgic feel. Now to the not-so-positives. I ordered the caprese sandwich and in the first bite, I was alarmed to feel something hard, sharp, and un-chewable. Confused, I had to fish whatever it was out of my mouth and found a small piece of what felt like some kind of wood. I realized after a couple minutes that it was the same color and texture as the toothpicks that held the sandwich together. I'm not sure how it got in my mouth--maybe a piece broke off in the kitchen and got stuck in or on the sandwich--but it was the first bite and I wasn't anywhere near where the toothpicks stabbed the sandwiches. Luckily that was the only splintered piece I found in my food, but I was very cautious for the rest of the meal. Honestly, if not for this, this probably would have been a 4-star review, but it put me a little on edge for the rest of the experience. The sandwich itself was decent--the bread was a little charred, but I actually kind of prefer that myself. Caprese sandwiches are always simple and good, as long as the ingredients are decent. The worst part for me was the price. I'm happy to pay a little extra for a great meal, but $18 for a caprese sandwich feels steep. I'm not from around here, so maybe this is normal in these parts where there are limited dinner options. My wife's tofu dinner was $23 for a small portion--back home we could get twice as much tofu for half the price. I always thought city life was more expensive, but I've learned my lesson here!

Stopped here for breakfast on our way to New Hampshire and it was very good. Food was great,…read moreservice was also great and the prices were decent! I got a breakfast sandwich and a side of hash browns and it was one hash brown like McDonald's and those are my favorite. Typical diner breakfast but very well done. If you are in the area I would stop!

We had a stressful morning and no time to have breakfast. We decided to try Top of the Hill for…read morebrunch and we were not disappointed. The food was delicious, hot, and we did not wait long for the meal to arrive. Next time if I order a pancake it will be a tea pancake, the side pancake with the meal was jumbo size. Our server was polite, attentive, and refilled our coffee without flagging her over. A relaxed atmosphere and plan on returning next time for lunch.

Lousy subs and the pizza sucked.lacking meat on the subs.pizza is no better than Cumberland farms.read more

Wish you could give negative stars. Rudest snobs I ever met. Food sucks as well. I'm surprised…read morethey have latest all these years

Food is good, and the staff work so hard…read more Please just make the meal plan better for those that purchase it. Lunch buffets are not good. I wish they had a pizza lunch. So much better than cold cuts.

This restaurant located in the Point Sebago Resort received and overhaul this spring. The food is…read morefantastic! I highly recommend the Steak & Cheese and Turkey Club. Staff is great, awesome views of the lake. Plenty of adult beverage options plus local selections on tap.

Great place for breakfast "grabs" (coffee, pastries, sandwiches and pizzas), same for lunch…read moresandwiches and traditional pizzas. Fantastic little outpost to pick up essentials (bread, milk, beer, butter, eggs, etc.). One of the best community resource around :-)

crap restaruant with non existant customer service, they try over chargeing on their food to steal…read moreyour money. and than call their custimers liars Digirnos is a much better option, and they have far better CS

After having lived outside San Francisco for over a decade and visiting China Town several times…read morefor outstanding Chinese food, we just couldn't find anything close in southern Maine. That's until Mrs. Coot and I visited China Village on the recommendation of our neighbor. We were blown away with the quality, flavor, and service. The menu is extensive with a lot of variety. Both of us started with Mai Tais, which were fantastic. We ordered a PuPu Platter and had intended to order meals but the Platter was HUGE! Everything was cooked to perfection, the egg rolls, chicken wings, beef teriyaki, fried shrimp, boneless ribs, etc. All prepared well with tremendous flavor. I also need to say that the service was excellent, and everyone was very friendly. We I'd put China Village up against any SF Chinatown restaurant anytime. Definitely a keeper and absolutely going back soon.

Order the DoorDash the other day, usually it's spot on and the food is always delicious. It was…read moredelicious as always I had ordered, however a large crab Rangoon and only received a small. I have sent two notes on this so far with no back very disappointed.

Went to their food truck while at a concert wanting to try something new. Their menu is full of…read moreInteresting items from burgers to Mac and cheese to fries. They have it all. We got the plain burger with caramelized onions and the Cheeto burger. The burgers were seasoned perfectly and smashed just how we like it. They aren't too expensive and if you want a good burger and maybe some other fun items definitely give them a shot. The Cheeto burger wasn't what I wanted it to be. Simply just a burger with Cheetos shoved inside. Taste was good just think they could do more with it. Make sure to give them a try!