Best of the best…read more Amazing wine selection at good prices, the best fresh herbs and mushrooms you can get anywhere, solid cheese and dry goods section. Staff are friendly and knowledge.

The employees are kind. The foods are well selected and curated. The veggies are so good quality…read moreand selection. Go go go! It's our stop weekly for all produce and so many other food finds.

Best chowder in York…read more Thats all I ordered here, so thats all I can comment on. We wanted chowder for lunch before our lobster dinner back at camp.

Stopped on the way through York read the reviews. I have to agree the lobster roll with chips -…read morevery very good. Love the freshness of the bun and lobster. You don't get much for 25$ but I guess that's the current economy. Would be five stars except they sell beer but you can't consume it while you eat Very strange.

This is a fresh addition to downtown Portsmouth…read more Once and icon, established in 1948 with the Richardson family, the 3rd generation has brought this important business back to Portsmouth! Great produce and fresh meats! All that you need for a last minute gourmet dinner. And the cheese....what a selection to go with your favorite wine. Also available here! The friendly staff has made this such a fun place to be. AND you can get an awesome cup of coffee for $1.49. Wow!

What a great selection of items for a small little market. The employees were super kind and…read morehelpful. We were able to find lots of fun local brews and snacks for our trip. My friend lives locally and only speaks highly of them. She says they even stock specific things they ask for so they don't have to go to larger markets as well. Small town gem

Nora was so kind and answered all my questions as it was my first time eating here! Everything was…read moreso good and I will be coming again!

We loved this place! I ordered the Cookie Butter Iced Latte, my husband had the Nitro Cold Brew…read morewith cold foam, and we shared a delicious breakfast sandwich. Everything was so good! They accidentally forgot the cold foam on one of the coffees, but the staff was incredibly friendly and fixed it right away with no issues. The café has a great atmosphere with both outdoor seating and a cozy indoor space. We'd definitely stop by again the next time we're in town!

Still a great place to come! Not as many samples, but they still offer the same great products…read more They have a new bread line out now which is nice. Over the summer I recently tried iced coffee at the cafe which was delicious. They had some different baked goods- we tried almond croissants one time which was yummy. We tried chocolate peanut butter cake too- yummy as well! Always love the garden area- it's always decorated so nicely. The displayed inside the store are fun to see as well. Always love seeing how it changes for the seasons. Can't wait to come back!

This place needs to be investigated by health inspectors. I'm not kidding…read more I was already familiar with this company's jams because they're sold in local stores back home in California, so when I happened to be in the area, I figured I'd stop by their café. What a mistake. I ordered the cream of broccoli soup, which arrived lukewarm and appeared to have been sitting out for quite some time. It had developed that thick, congealed film on the surface that cream based soups form as they cool. It didn't look fresh. I went back to the counter and politely asked for a fresh bowl since the soup wasn't remotely hot. The gentleman behind the counter gave me the impression that he was just going to reheat the same bowl, which wasn't what I had requested or paid for. Something about the interaction didn't sit right with me, so I decided to wait at the counter and watch. And, I am glad I did. While the male server was preparing my replacement soup, an older woman who worked there came over to him and asked what was wrong with the original bowl, apparently unaware that I was standing there watching. She inserted a thermometer into the soup, announced, "This isn't cold," and then proceeded to pour the soup I had already eaten from directly back into the communal soup crockpot. I was absolutely appalled. I had already taken 2 bites from that bowl. Once food has been served to a customer and partially consumed, it should NEVER be returned to a shared food container. Doing so creates an obvious risk of cross-contamination through saliva and other microorganisms that can be transferred from a person's mouth or utensils into the food. If a customer happens to be carrying a transmissible pathogen, this kind of practice could potentially expose unsuspecting customers to contamination. What made this even more disturbing was the number of elderly customers in the establishment. Older adults can be particularly vulnerable to foodborne illness and its complications. The thought that someone could unknowingly be served food contaminated by another customer's saliva is absolutely unacceptable. I approached the manager to explain what I had just witnessed, expecting at the very least some concern. Instead, his response was dismissive, and he seemed largely unbothered by what I was telling him. This wasn't a disappointing meal or poor customer service. What I witnessed raised serious questions about the staff's understanding of basic food safety, sanitation, and cross contamination prevention. I genuinely cannot understand how anyone working in food service could think returning a customer's partially eaten soup to a communal pot was acceptable, let alone do it so casually. I left completely disgusted, not only by what I witnessed but by the lack of concern from management. This establishment needs a thorough health inspection. I would strongly advise others to avoid eating here.

The experience was so cozy and comforting. It reminded me of some of the fondest memories of going…read moreto many classic/family owned businesses throughout Maine and New Hampshire. Parts of this restaurant, actually reminded me of my friend's Mémère's homes along with the wonderful treats and meals. They definitely have a wonderful breakfast menu that is simple and so very satisfying. The bacon - perfection. The pancakes, delicious and filling. The blueberry crumb/coffee cake - moist and delicious. If I had one criticism...it would be the tiny far of maple syrup - not the right ratio, with the size of pancakes they offer. It's ok. I was able to take leftover pancakes home...they reheated really well and I have plenty of Maine maple syrup at home. As part of the restaurant (or vice versa) there is a connected store - which sells almost ever candy imaginable. We love the 12+ different flavors - they are fresh, so it's best to eat them within a week before they start to take on the taste of the wrapper. They are very tender pieces of taffy - not too hard. Makes them really easy to eat - very dangerous LOL This is definitely one of my favorite places in York. I can't wait to return before the start of the next tourist season. Parking is street or in lots about a block/across the street - pay for parking. Download the app in advance.

Fun to watch them make the taffy in the window. We didn't eat at the restaurant so I can't…read morecomment on that. The candy store had lots of typical candies you can order by the pound. I remember watching them make taffy as a kid and came back to see it again as an adult. Swing by and watch them, then grab some candy.

After visiting the York Beach Bucket, I was left with nothing but great vibes and amazing food!…read more Compared to other options in the area, the Beach Bucket was extremely cost-efficient with a wide array of excellent options! The service at the Beach Bucket was also second to none! The staff were very attentive and friendly! In particular, I had a great conversation with the man at the açaí counter, who did an excellent job with my bowl! A++++ experience! Would certainly recommend to anyone vacationing on York Beach!

Great food great smoothies and acai bowls all around great beach store. Staff is fast and friendly…read morealways a good experience.