A cute little cafe. We came here on the way through because the reviews were so good…read more The people working were friendly. A couple of issues to get out of the way. The drip coffee that was served to my husband was cold. They had to make some fresh which took quite a while. He got it after we were finished eating. Our breakfast sandwiches had the proteins mixed up. We easily took them off and switched. The breakfast sandwiches were decent. I wouldn't pay $10 for them again though. The crullers were amazing. The pecan latte was yummy and not too sweet.

I was in the area for a massage over at Integrated Massage & Wellness, and while I was turning…read morearound, I spotted Stella's! I'd heard of them since I love their sister restaurant, Lil's, but didn't realize this is where they were located. I'm so glad I stopped in because I'd been craving a cruller lately. The wifi is fast, the frittata was delicious, the honey lavender matcha latte wasn't too sweet, and of course the crullers hit the spot. I got oat milk in my latte so there was an extra charge for that (just a heads up). Parking is free and plentiful, it's cute inside with great music, they have outside seating for nice days, and there's also an event room on the side (wish I knew this when planning my baby shower!)

The ambiance is my favorite thing about this restaurant. A friend of mine and I caught up the other…read moreday and were there for three hours. It was so comfortable and warm and we enjoyed the company as well as the food.

Great breakfast, friendly service, seating can be unpredictable as it's a busy spot. Can't wait to…read moretry items from the lunch menu.

I didn't enjoy this coffee shop experience. Coffee was extremely expensive and weak. For drip…read morecoffee I really don't understand how it took so long. I'm obviously not the demographic. It was very touristy. I hope they clean up with the single serving guests.

The best breakfast sandwiches we've had in long time. Fresh ingredients and home made English…read moremuffins.

What better way to celebrate the 250th birthday of our country than to try out the warmest table in…read morehospitality: an Italian one. In a place where la famiglia é tutto, they know how to greet you. We were invited in by the quintessential Italian signs as much as the complex aromas. The pastries were a delight, but it was me who was delighted by the Old World style adorning the newly renovated space. A mixture of textures, from wood to stone work to leather chairs helped create the ambiance, and the cathedral ceiling was highlighted by painted white rafters. Today I tried the spiral ham on brioche breakfast sandwich and a café Americano, and I got a pastry with cannoli filling to go. I'm not sure what I'll get next time, but I know this bakery is a recipe for something great about our country. I'm no Maine scholar, but I'm pretty sure the state motto: "Dirigo," translates to "The pastries are delizioso," (give or take.)

I've seen Enzo Benzo recommended in various FB groups but I'm not usually in the area. We were…read morepassing by for swim lessons and I'm so glad we stopped in. The donuts may have been the best I've had - the Boston cream was delightfully fluffy and bursting with custard that was not overpoweringly sweet. I also snacked on a plain croissant on the drive and was content with the crunchy top and honeycomb inside. I saw someone else enjoying a gelato - that will have to be the next on my list! There are two parking areas so if you can't find a spot, drive to the other side of the building!

This a a cafe that also has a boutique with food, chocolate, and flowers from local businesses…read more Ordered a regular latte and a "Fall in love cider" with iced apple cider, Carmel and whipped cream . Latte was smooth and creamy and my husband remarked several times that the apple cider was delicious Also got an apple cider donut , strawberry pop tart and a charcuterie box. Wasn't a fan of the donut- it was extremely dense. The pop tart was wonderful once warmed up. Definitely be back.

Their lattes and matcha are the best around by a very wide margin and our favorite snacks here are…read morethe vegan sausage rolls and the vegan biscoff cheesecake. The folks who own this place clearly care about their community and being a place that welcomes everyone. Incredible drinks, amazing locally made food, small local artisan shop, and absolutely wonderful staff!! This is our favorite stop on our way into town on the weekends

Delightful bakery in a charming little town. We arrived at 7:55 am on a weekday to find a short…read morequeue outside ready for the doors to open at 8. Believe the stellar reviews. Chocolate almond croissant 5/5 Ham and cheese croissant 5/5 Cheddar Jalapeno pretzel 6/5 Olive Ficelle 6/5 Strawberry scone 5/5 Almond croissant 5/5 Service is great, lines move fast, ambience is perfect for the location and how they've branded themselves. Would love to be back for the breakfast dine in menu.

Took a few bites of the cinnamon roll before heating it up and wasn't impressed, but once I nuked…read moreit for 25 seconds, the desert became more impressionable. A firm roll that would cut with minimal effort with a knfie. The icing was a little tart for my preference. Croissant was flakey but lacked butter. Madelline was soft and spongey, as expected. Bottom Line: glad I tried

We were actually looking at a house down the street and thought we check out The Early Bird. We are…read morefamiliar with the area and frequent many of the local establishments at night but not many during the day. Street parking available in a nice small town setting. Not huge, but plenty of seating options and a nice menu. Bakery items, breakfast options and of course COFFEE! Staff is very friendly and love the local and healthy options. If we had bought the house, feel this would have been a regular stop for me

Adorable art-filled cafe with friendly counter staff. Fantastic toast on homemade bread, delicious…read morecarpe diem coffee. Pancakes were also perfectly cooked, and generous servings for their breakfast plates. Also good amount of board games and cards while you wait.

I saw a lot of recent negative reviews. I had the opposite experience. Staff is what to expect from…read moreAroma Joe's, friendly cheerful and prompt. I got my drink and hasn't brown snacks as I always do. Professional and courteous. I did read one review about it being hard to get out. It was not wrong, leaving here to head towards the NH border is almost impossible. Not of any fault of Aroma Joe's, which is why I always stop when I'm heading in the other direction, easy in/ easy out!!

Usually fabulous but recently have only gotten warm old cans with melted ice. Really makes the…read moredrink not worth 8 dollars

The staff talk badly about customers in front of other customers...? Calling customers bitches,…read moreespecially a male employee, really bothered me as a woman. As someone who works in service: humble yourself, please. I enjoy the coffee, but I won't be purchasing anymore.

This was the place to be in the early 2000s. Now it's dark and filthy. When I'd last stopped there…read morein September, instead of leaving a review, I mentioned to someone who appeared to be the owner that the place looked like it needed a little love. Now in late January, there are still fall leaves on the floor, which clearly hasn't been swept or mopped in months, if not years. Crumbs everywhere. The sprinkler above the service area appears rusted and out of code. Many of the coffee beans are out, and the baked goods don't look fresh. In the filthy bathroom there's an open bag of Charmin in the middle of the floor, where someone couldn't even be bothered to remove the toilet paper rolls and stock them. My Macchiato was mostly fine, though the beans tasted a little old, and it had no kick (I'm pretty sensitive to caffeine, and that's why I went there). Something is very wrong. I'm surprised health inspectors haven't shut it down yet. There is competition in town, and this place needs a serious reboot to stay in business.

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).