Not sure what to say ... the coffee was good the space is different not very welcoming more of a…read morewaiting room atmosphere. Patio looked nice but it was raining

Fox & Fiddle Café is exactly what Yarmouth needed--truly delicious espressos (the best for miles…read moreand miles!) along with incredible lattes and a nice selection of teas. The baked goods and savory bites are just as wonderful, so there's always something tempting. The atmosphere is fabulous--tucked into the Community Music Center, it's cozy, creative, and totally welcoming to all. It's perfect for that morning espresso after a nice walk or an afternoon pick‑me‑up! Service is friendly and efficient too.

2/20/26 Why venture into a place with so many poor reviews?…read moreWhy take that risk? A taste for Adventure I would say. The need to confirm, or to set the record straight. So, here goes: Abbie, the waitress , was sweet, all smiles, welcoming, anxious to please. The place is on a main street with easy parking, is clean, sparkling, inviting. But I was the only patron... One has a choice of salsas- I had the corn- mild, a mix of flavors, very good. I had a small wings- Buffalo sauce- with blue cheese dip- I have honestly never tasted better. Astounding. The enchiladas were beef with chili con queso- Too rich. Couldn't finish them. In sum- a pleasant surprise considering the preceding negative reviews- I will stop again next time through.

A friend recommended Salsa, and after reading all the horrible reviews, my husband and I honestly…read morethought, what the heck--can it really be that bad? We decided to check it out for weekend brunch. We were the only ones there, which surprised us, because the space itself is adorable and beautifully done. I ordered the breakfast tacos, and my husband had the breakfast burrito--both were incredibly fresh and absolutely delicious. We left thinking... okay, maybe that was just a fluke. Fast forward a few days later, and we went back for lunch--still puzzled by all the terrible reviews after such a great brunch experience. We started with the nachos, and once again--amazing. Everything tasted fresh, flavorful, and thoughtfully prepared. We had planned on ordering more, but the nachos were more than enough for two (honestly, probably three). We're already excited to go back and keep trying more items on the menu. Our server, Katie, was exceptional. She was warm, attentive, and incredibly helpful when explaining the menu and drink options. Her service really elevated the experience. All in all, we're genuinely confused by the negative reviews. Maybe things were different early on and they had to work out the kinks, or maybe expectations of Mexican food vary (you know what I'm talking about, those "chain" restaurants where everything tastes like it just came out of a can from Sysco) more than we realize. What we can say is that every visit we've had has been excellent, and we'll definitely continue supporting this spot.

Such a cute restaurant! We've walked by this establishment so many times and have been meaning to…read morecome by to check out. My husband and I finally had an opportunity to come for a date night before heading to the movies. (Such convenience having a few restaurant options and a movie theatre in town!) We only had time for drinks and an appetizer to share and they did not disappoint! The service, drinks and food were all great and we cannot wait to come back again!

Nice little place in Freeport, ME. Indoor and outdoor seating with table service. Server was…read moregreat. Sardine Toast was delicious and I would highly recommend. Lobster roll was good too.

Had a family meal - indoors due to the cold weather…read more We especially enjoyed the Vignarola carbonara - rich but not too heavy, and the zucchini was firm as it should be not mushy. The smashburgers and fries were a hit as well. The vegetable Wellington was delicious- really didn't know what to expect but it was a cool take on a tired classic. The wines were reasonably priced - we had a Mas Josephine Côtes du Rhône, which paired nicely with the pasta.

The food was excellent, but the service was terrible. The hostess was rude and didn't seem to care,…read moreand the waitress was nice but overwhelmed. I'm sympathetic because there was a large ish party but we asked for a box for leftovers and everyone clearly forgot about us. After waiting for 20 mins in the rain we gave up and went inside with our food to ask for a check and a box - the system apparently got messed up and erased our table from the system so it took them several minutes to figure out what we ordered. While the food was good, multiple bussers and the hostess walked by us several times while we waited for our waitress to come back. Based on service I would not return.

Oh my god. This is…read moremy second time coming here and it just gets better! The location is in a super cute part of Cumberland and the inside is very aesthetically appealing. You have to try the lasagna and risotto balls!!! (Also focaccia is to die for) Basically everything is to die for. Our server was super lovely and if you ever wanna venture out of the Portland food scene this is a must spot.

Despite our online reservation being missed we got seats right away and enjoyed a great meal with…read moreour friends the Eisenhauer's. They started with oysters, and we ordered focaccia and the Mezza platter to share. Again my falafel was so good and plentiful I brought home half. The side salad was delicious & ample. Hubby's Mafalde, our friend Tiff's gemelli and Andy's rigatoni left everyone satisfied and too full to attempt dessert. We love the freshness of each menu item. The chew of the sourdough focaccia was top shelf! Service was perfect and the restaurant seemed full of happy customers!

amazing service, amazing food, amazing live music. the best you can find in the falmouth area…read more highly recommend you check this spot out. parking can be difficult, but worth it.

We wanted to try it again since it is under new ownership as of this year…read more The brunch menu has limited breakfast items, but their entire menu is available at brunch. We tried the eggs Benedict and the breakfast sandwich, both with modifications, and both were excellent! The breakfast sandwich on brioche (instead of English muffin) and added spicy candied bacon for an extra charge. The bacon was so tasty...it added so many layers of flavor to the sandwich. Highly recommend! The eggs Benedict was great too...we got it without the broccolini, the sausage was homemade and tasted very savory, and the hollandaise was rich and creamy. The service was great. Hot coffee kept coming around, the food came out fast. We also tried the fried zucchini sticks which were very lightly breaded and fried perfectly, they were still a tiny bit crunchy, and the batter was very crispy. The dipping sauce was a goat cheese aioli which was a perfect pairing for the zucchini. I would order this again. We also got a pepperoni pizza to go pizza to go since their was a patriots game today. My husband and daughter loved it. They said it was a little garlicky, but delicious!

The last time I paid the Harraseeket Inn a visit it was nothing to brag about. But someone has…read morestepped up their game ladies and gentlemen. From musty dive hotel bar, and not one of the fun ones (well there was this one older lady that would serve you the strongest drink of your life whether you told her you were driving or not but other than that), to fine dining. Beyond impressed! This place is BEAUTIFUL and I don't know how they did it, but it doesn't have that smell anymore. And anyone that has been there in the past knows exactly what I'm talking about. Kinda like your grandmother's basement after a flood from 15 years ago that no one probably cleaned up. Yeah you know the smell. The short ribs were gorgeous, the reduction was perfect and the wild mushroom au gratin was heavenly. NY strip was perfectly tender, seasoned well and cooked to perfection. I'm never surprised anymore when a restaurant forgets what "medium" actually is. Sadly, I'm at the point where I'm surprised when they get it right. Pleasantly, but still surprised. This place, definitely gets my vote when I go to Freeport to spoil myself. If you haven't gone here yet, you're doing it wrong.

Food was exceptional and unique. Meaning its not stuff I could just cook at home for half the cost…read more With as expensive as dining out has become a memorable meal is what you are paying for. If you can make it at home, you might as well. Porter has a great menu from top to bottom, the cocktails are excellent, and the service even for a newer restaurant still trying to shake out the systems is excellent. Every server was super helpful, energetic, and focused on making a great meal even better. We've been three time and every time has been just a little better as the service and wait staff gets used to the full remodeled dining room

Had a lobster first day in town. Sweet and tender. Cooled really well. We got there just as they…read morewere closing and they were so friendly. Great place!

Pros: convenient location right in downtown Freeport, GLUTEN FREE fried seafood!!!!, nice picnic…read moretables outside Cons: most of the restaurant is counter service, the fried food actually isn't good and it's not bc it's gluten free (have had so much GF fried seafood at this point all over New England) but because it's just not fried well, and it's overpriced

Worth another review! We went to Buck's three times in two days, due to the friendly staff and…read moregreat food. Witt was great and it was obvious the employees love the job and each other. They all pitch in to keep the customers happy, including the general manager (Jarron? ). No wonder they have so many regulars! Looking forward to going back next year!

Stopped for some French fries to augment my lobster take out dinner. Service was quick and fries…read morewere fresh fried.

Small location, but good for a quick bite. Not recommended for people who have a challenging time…read morewalking up stairs. I did not see a ramp in plain sight, but I did not walk around looking for one, either. There are sporadic areas of seating with different types of tables/coffee tables to use to eat. There are a couple tables to eat outside, too. There are a few tall tables indoors that face the street and there are some chairs in a separate room where you can put your food on a coffee table to eat and drink. You order at the counter and they will bring it to you wherever you are sitting. Everything is packaged as takeout whether you are eating there or not. It wasn't too convenient for the nachos as you're constantly guarded that the toppings will spill out, but it worked out well for the burritos and quesadilla. The burritos are HUGE and tough to finish. The nachos were ok. The quesadilla was good. They have sporadic hours so have a back-up plan if they are closed.

Service matters more than the food. The food was okay, nothing special. But the service was bad. I…read morewas a couple of minutes early meeting a friend there, and the man behind the counter said "can I help you?" I stated I was just looking atm and waiting for someone. His response was "well, then you can wait outside; you're in customers way." There was no one else there but myself. It was completely empty. He then proceeded to stare me down until I left. The only reason I waited was because my friend talked up this place like it was the best burrito he's ever had. Again, it was just okay. The issue isn't the burrito, it's the terrible service. Do not recommend in the slightest. Edit: The owner decided to reply with an attack, which just proving my point. The owner is rude and clearly can't handle when someone calls him out on it.