Friendly helpful service and perfect latte....I will definitely return. There is a nice variety of…read moremuffins and donuts.

Was really surprised by this little cafe tucked in by the hotel! My friend and I were looking for a…read morequick place to grab a drink and some treats, and found this place. Suffice to say, it was way better than we expected. My friend got the Pink Owl and a cinnamon roll and I got a pumpkin spice latte and a pumpkin crumb cake. Both pastries were phenomenal: soft, just the right amount of sweetness, great flavor. The Pink Owl was a refreshing drink that was just the right amount of sweetness without overpowering the green tea (if you like sweeter drinks, it may not be for you). The only reason I didn't give this place five stars is the pumpkin spice latte was disappointing. Didn't really taste like pumpkin and seemed watered down.

Wow. Got a Nana Berry Smoothy and a Breakfast Buritto. Both great. Highly recommend…read more In an adorable town.

Stopped in here because the coffee shop near our b&b had a 40 minute wait.... But omg. The…read morevacationland latte is so good. Maple, blueberry, and cinnamon in a latte is the best thing ever. It we are near, we will be back

This review is for the restaurant up the block from the bookstore. First time visiting since…read moreChrissy's closed and I was very pleasantly surprised. Interesting menu, cute decor, friendly staff. Frittata was very good, as was the fried eggs with sautéed greens. But the star of breakfast was the blueberry pancakes. I have honestly never had pancakes as light and fluffy as these...don't know how they make them so good. Will def be returning.

Came here on a Tuesday morning at 8:30. The line was not out the door, but there was a long line…read moremeaning they must be good. They had a few things they were out of but they had an egg and cheese you could get an a biscuit or English muffin, as well as a sausage sandwich. They also had a pastry case with scones, Maine blueberry muffins, and some cinnamon rolls. We got a cinnamon roll, and a blueberry muffin. Both were fresh and tasty. The egg sandwiches were all good. They came on a toasted, English muffin, and in the sausage and egg biscuit. The sausage and eggs were pre-mixed together. It is attached to a bookstore. Very cute little shop. There were a few places to sit inside, as well as a table and some chairs outside. Overall a nice little place to stop. The menu was a little limited for breakfast but I'm sure you can find something you'll like.

A wonderful place for coffee! Not to mention, there is a lovely area to sit by the water as well. I…read morewill also add they have a range of sweet treats to choose from. I was indecisive given the baked good options looked incredible! I finally settled on a donut, and it did not disappoint. Everyone here was incredibly welcoming, and it was a lovely stop on our group vacation this past week.

Great place for coffee and a bite to eat on the waterfront! Loved the options and view! Recommended…read moreby locals!

Amazing place! I had a cardamom latte and cardamom roll and both were outstanding. I was greeted…read moreand felt very welcomed upon entering the cafe. The cafe overlooks the water and has such a beautiful view. I look forward to many more return visits!

Been a few years. Came back and still love it! Street parking x 2 hours. Cute spot to sit inside or…read moreenjoy the balcony. Worth a trip off the beaten path.

So I've been on the hunt around Maine for the best Whoopie pie. This one has hit my top 3. (After…read moreAllyKats and the Amish of Whitefield). Spears Farm offered two flavors today? The traditional chocolate, and then a pumpkin with cream cheese. I'm a Whoopie pie traditionalist. I don't care for the fancy flavors, I want the real true Maine Whoopie flavors. This Whoopie was delicious! It had that nice dense semi sweet cake, that's kind of sticky. I hate the super dry fluffy Whoopie. NO THANK You. This was perfect. The cream inside was amazing.its too bad they don't list the ingredients of their "frosting" on the package. Because I am trying to pin point what the specific ingredient is in my favorite Whoopie pies, that set them apart from others. Spears frosting is similar to the frosting they use at applewald farm in Litchfield. It has a little bit of a zip to it. Salt? Cream of tartar? A certain kind of vanilla? I don't know. But I like this! Yum! Ok so aside from Whoopie pies, they offer local meats and cheeses, seasonal produce, which right now it was just greens, and some tiny tomatoes, Cukes, early summer squash. But there's more coming! They offer honey, maple syrup, jams and jellies. It's very nice inside their farm stand, everything is clean and tidy and organized in a "ohh I need that!" Shopper inspiration kind of way. I always make a point to stop here when traveling through Waldoboro, which sadly, is only about twice a year.

This spot is the quintessential farmer's market spot- we come here first and Hannaford second,…read moremeat- eggs- yogurt- fruit and veggies and no they don't sell farm equipment, so don't ask.

My dad has told me how good Delano's market and restaurant is several times, so I stopped in on my…read moreway to visit him. I picked up what is easily the best fresh haddock, and therefore the best haddock, I have ever had in my life from the shop. I cooked it really simply in butter and added a little lemon and it was incredible. The shop is also super cute with local goods, wine, shirts, etc. The service was great. I fully intend to return every visit from now on.

Got a haddock basket which includes slaw and fries. The tiny tub of slaw was alright (think…read morecondiment tub filled with about 3 TBsp of slaw) and a massive raft of hot squishy fries under the huge slab of haddock. I am not fond of squishy fries. But they were not oily and they were understated like I prefer. The haddock was the headliner--flaky, mild and moist. And barely fit in my clamshell box diagonally. If I rated the fish alone for $8.99 it would be 4 maybe even 5 stars. Heck, they sell it for that raw in the seafood market. The Maine crab cake was a disc of mostly filler and breading. Could barely taste the crabmeat. For $5.99 it was not for me. Brisk business and orders are car hopped. Will return for the haddock.

Farm 23 is located outside of town. It is open only till 2 PM on weekdays and closes earlier on…read moreweekends. I don't have the exact hours but you might want to check because I've been there when they're closed. I do know they open at seven and on the weekend, you wanna get there early because they do sell out of things. All their pastries are killer. Today bought a blueberry muffin, a maple cinnamon roll and the special of the day, which I don't know the name of, but it was a biscuit with clotted cream and homemade raspberry jam made out of the owners garden. It was scrumptious. It is also a little store and you can buy all kinds of cute things in there, there is an area to eat both inside and outside, but I am only talking of three or four tables in each location. They also make coffee drinks and they also have croissants with eggs and bacon. Have not had one of those in years so I can't really comment on that. Anyway, well worth a little side trip to this darling bakery.

What a fun stop. I looked up local coffee shops and this was close and had great reviews. I'm so…read moreglad we popped in. I got a latte and a gift for my granddaughter--so many items for babies and children's gifts. I asked how long they've been there and was told 6 years. I said wow, you made it through COVID, that says a lot. He replied that's when they opened, right before the world closed for business. He said the shop items got them through the worst of it. Every place has a story. It's nice when you meet someone willing to chat for a while. They have the best looking baked goods too!! The outdoor eating steals inviting--they've even prepared for your furry friends with water bowls and a doggie bed.