My friend and I enjoyed a delicious Sunday dinner on the deck. Steamers were fresh and well…read moreportioned. I also enjoyed a side salad with homemade dressing. For dessert, we split a blueberry rhubarb pie with vanilla ice cream. Service was pleasant. I'd return again.

The quiche was described as "ok" and it did come with fruit & home fries. The home fries were a…read moreuniversal disappointment; overdone and cold. I had the Benedict - and it was okay - I don't think I'll get it again- ham was tasty but too thick, and trying to cut with a plastic knife was more exercise than I needed. The "classic Sammie" had a twist, there was a hash brown pattie in the sandwich. I will try again, but with different choices. The decor is homey, and comfortable. Our server was great, kitchen was a bit slow. I should note that these are new owners - so definitely will try later in the summer!

Visited here a couple times and both great visits. Staff very friendly and helpful. Signage right…read morewhere needed to assist with your sandwich making process. Dining area beautiful. Food is delicious and very fresh tasting. Definitely suggest if you've not eaten there I suggest you do.

Wild Oats was the perfect surprise stop on our road trip from Portland to Bar Harbor. We pulled off…read morein Brunswick for a quick break and ended up having one of the best coffee experiences of the entire trip. I walked in thinking I'd order something simple, but Jocelyn somehow anticipated exactly what I wanted before I even said it -- an oatmeal latte with honey infused right into the espresso. It was warm, silky, lightly sweet, and honestly one of the most thoughtful, dialed‑in drinks I've had anywhere. You can tell when someone really knows their craft, and she absolutely does. We also grabbed the curried chicken sandwich, which was fresh, flavorful, and the perfect balance of creamy and bright. It's the kind of sandwich that makes you pause mid‑bite and go, "Wait... this is really good." The whole place has that cozy‑local‑favorite energy -- friendly staff, great food, and the kind of coffee that makes you want to reroute your trip just to come back again. If you're driving through Freeport, Camden, or anywhere along the coast, Wild Oats is 100% worth the detour.

She's just getting started but Kristy's Cafe is a bit of heaven in the burg (Phippsburg). The menu…read moreis still limited and local produce and groceries coming very soon, but the ambience cannot be beat for a summer respite with sandwich in the large gardens or in the rustic house. Pure country delight. I only had a breakfast burrito so far, huge and delicious. I can't wait till the shop is stocked. I hear in a week or so! This spot is worth a stop in your Popham travels and beyond.

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.

I am currently eating a lemon poppyseed scone from Barn Door Baking Co. For much of my life, I…read more*thought* I liked scones, but this one has me questioning every scone I've ever eaten before. Yesterday, I had no idea I'd never had a truly delicious scone before. My life is different now.

We stopped here after watching LOTR at a local theater, and got to try out their early launch of an…read moreevening menu. It was absolutely fantastic. They were super accomidating and went out of their way to make us feel welcomed. We got to try their herbed butter candle along with some rustic bread and let me tell you, it was wild how tasty that butter was, not to mention the fun of the butter candle. We had a BBQ burger along with the pretzel and beer cheese, as well as a cocktail and a mulled wine. It was quite possibly the best beer cheese we have ever had, and the burger was fantastic as well. The cocktail was brilliantly balanced and absolutely gorgeous in presentation as well. Obviously the decor and vibe of the whole place is incredible. It does a great job of blending cozy and fantasy along with a modern cafe/bistro. Can't wait to go back, and overall hope to see their evening menu open soon.

Came here with our son visiting from Seattle - and who is a huge LOTR fan. He loved the decor and…read morethe food. His French toast was cooked perfectly (not too dry or lacking spices as sometimes happens). My wife liked the eggs Benedict and I was very happy with my scallion pancake wrap, which was a full meal plus enough for a light breakfast the next day. The coffee drinks, hot or cold, are a nice change up from what we usually order at any of the half-dozen amazing and friendly coffee shops / bakeries within a few hundred yards. My orange mocha was a mocha but with a light and delicious overlay of orange. My wife loved her cinnamon bun latte - we'll have to make these at home on a cold blustery evening.

Delicious! We will be back! We tried cinnamon rolls, and two kinds of muffins. All were fantastic!read more

Mary D does a nice job. They're known for their sticky buns. Very nutty and large so bring your…read moreappetite Lost a lot of it's charm when they stopped serving food

I submit this for management to take corrective action,…read more I stopped in for a quick cup of coffee. One would think this would be a non event. The coffee was served in a hand made mug with no handle. WAY TOO HOT to hold. When I pointed this out the server moved on to mistake number two. "You can pick it up at the rim," she suggested, and then proceeded to demonstrate, putting her fingers ALL OVER the rim.... DISGUSTING! There is an old expression in the food service business where top third of a glass, mug etc. belongs to the customer. In a 15 second interaction they managed to screw up a simple cup of coffee.....For A COFFEE SHOP, you would think they would be savvy about such simple minded matters.... Had her pour into a paper cup and bit my tongue.....Get it together......it is a simple process.

I like the geographical location. I like the big, free…read moreparking lot. I like the interior: it has old, historic Maine building vibes (the exposed brick, the wooden floors, the large windows with accent shutters). I like the coffee (it's from a local roaster; shame on other coffee shops for not buying their beans from Maine businesses). I like the staff: I had A LOT of weird requests, and the person ringing me up was like, "yeah, we got you, girl" (not like that, but you get the point). I like the abundance of non-dairy creamer options. I like the very Maine themed lattes (like, The Golden Road? IYKYK) I like the very seasonal themed lattes. I like that they're dog friendly. I asked them if it was possible to get the Down East Maple Latte iced (with an extra shot) and additionally a healthy sprinkle of sea salt. It was the saltiest latte I've ever had in my life, but like, in a good way? It was a gentle amount of sweet, strong on the espresso flavor, and salty. I would absolutely come out of my way to WFM here!

This is a very quaint, counter service breakfast/bakery/lunch spot. They have some ready-made…read moresandwiches on their ciabatta bread as well as a variety of soup options. There are other meal options along with a variety of baked goods. They serve local, rock city coffee. It's a bottomless cup for just over five dollars. The service was friendly and efficient. t there is a lot of seating however it requires stairs for either one of their entrances to the counter. There is a bathroom nearby. I will definitely go back!!

$16 Italian Sandwich…read more This is what you get for $16. Where's the other half of the sandwich I ordered?

Mama D's is such a classic little spot. It is on the smaller side, so finding seating can be a bit…read moretricky . We had a group of five and only waited a few minutes, but I could easily see how during busier times it might be a longer wait. That being said, the food was great and the atmosphere was so cozy and homey. Exactly what you want from a breakfast spot place like this. It truly feels like a local staple. One important heads-up: they are cash or check only, so make sure you come prepared. Overall, a really solid, comforting meal and a place I'd definitely recommend if you're in the area.

Be aware that coffee is ok to take "to go" but they want you to enjoy your meal there regardless…read more (Health condition or not.) The food is delicious and looks like they put time, energy and efforts in creating many yummy offerings. We enjoyed the egg sandwich's without jalapeños. The coffee is incredible! The grilled corn raspberry muffin with butter is worth the calories. Service is top notch indeed, this ground runs like a family. Ambiance is busy and those who stay eat in reasonable times so you won't have to wait long. I would recommend this place. Parking is in back (no paying and plenty). They have restrooms, I didn't use them. It's worth it to grab some yummyiness while here for sure, enjoy!

Stopped by for a quick snack and it was yummy! I'm happy that they serve things in halves if you…read moredon't want a full meal. I got the grilled cheese and added some pork for protein and I loved the bread it came on! My friend got the buffalo wrap and loved that there was jalopenos and banana peppers on it. Everyone was very kind and I loved the little trinkets they sell.

I love their new space. It's more open with more seating. The design on the inside is pastels and…read morepink with a girly vibe. Lots of cute t-shirts, sweatshirts and gift items. I saw they even had fun flavored lip balm for $1.00. They have more pre-made items for quick grab- salads, sandwiches, pasta salads, mac-n-cheesse, desserts and as always their made to order menu. The sandwiches are large. Prices in store are cheaper than the price you see on the door dash app.