Corner Store with a small DinerDive with super clean toilets. On the way Rangeley picked up a…read morecoffee for the remainder of the drive. On the way back stopped in for food. Righteous- Onion Rings made to order not from a bag. Off the Hook - Steak sandwich served on a fresh toasted bun. Drive by many times now will always stop.

I ordered the Black and Bleu, medium. What I got was very rare, didn't have bacon or mayo, and…read moredidn't look like a handcrafted patty at all. Aside from the disappointing burger, service was good and the place seemed cute. They also messed up date's order as well. Must've just been a bad day for the kitchen. ​

I love picking up my meats here, they get them from local farms and have official organic meats and…read moreregular which are mostly grass fed anyway, so to me there is no difference. They are a bit pricey but you get what you pay for, trust me and you know where your meats are coming from. They also have a location at 161 Ocean St South Portland ME. 207-805-1481.

Yogurt is fantastic. My go to snack with fruit, nuts, and honey. Good Plain Yogurt is the best.read more

Just had an excellent pepperoni pizza from Canton Variety, a little slice of heaven in western…read moreMaine. I have rarely had a better pizza. Absolutely delicious, with melted cheese, pepperoni, and a very decent crust. So good!

It's a township convenience store/gas station. It is one of a limited few in Canton Maine…read more The exterior of the building shows major signs of deferred maintenance and is in need of much repair. To say it is an eye source would be all too kind. The interior continues with limited upkeep being performed over the decades of ownership. The floors were a hodgepodge of material, not well-kept, and not really clean in appearance. The 5 second (nor 1 second) rule would apply here. The store itself offered a wide variety of drinks, snacks, food, and alcoholic beverages and were at extremely sensible prices. Deal of the day was a steal!! $5 for 2 slices of pizza, a bag of chips, and a can of soda. The pizza was actually fresh, well seasoned, and tasty despite the visual appearance of the facility. Make sure to get the Humpty Dumpty Chips (with their self-proclaimed'explosion of flavor' in every bag) and a 12 oz can of Moxie to get the FULL Maine experience. In short; I'd get food here again and would be hesitant to touch the floor! The 'deal of the day' is always too good to pass up!

Day's Store is a must stop when I visit my old home town in Belgrade Lakes, Maine. As usual, they…read moredid not disappoint this month. The sweet cashier went out of her way to provide a box to help our whoopie pies make the trip back home. The selection of T-shirts was excellent; hard to choose! Make sure to visit Day's if you are in Belgrade Lakes

Quaint local store in Belgrade Lakes, Maine. They have an assortment of locally baked and other…read moregoodies such as various pickled produce and honey. Right across the street from the local post office and a public boat dock. Picked up some of the local goodies/brands. Moxie soda, Fox Family handmade potato chips, "Hermit Bar" cookies with molasses and raisins, Frederickson Farm goat cheese. Added a souvenir shot glass made from ceramic too.

If you enjoy saving money, it's well worth the trip! As for food past the expiration date, I teach…read moremy students four rules. The general guideline is you can eat most canned foods from 1 to 5 years after the expiration date if stored in a cool, dark place and the cans are in good condition. However, don't let the year on the calendar make the decision for you. Follow these four basic rules before you devour that can of ravioli, soup, or vegetables that expired several years ago. 1. Inspect the can. If the can is damaged, rusted, or dented at the top or bottom lid it increases the risk of the food being contaminated. If the can is bulging or leaking fluid, throw it away immediately. With food items like olives, pickles, relishes or preserved fruit, observe the quality of the oil, syrup or brine. There may be a problem if the liquid appears muddy or opaque or if the liquid level has dropped significantly. 2. Open the can. If everything is so far, so good, go ahead and open the canned food. If while opening, it makes a hissing sound and/or liquid spurts out of the can, discard it. On visual inspection, the first thing to note is the color of the food. Minor color change over time is normal, but a big alteration in color or a lack of color signals a problem. If you see any mold, throw the contents in the trash. 3. Smell the food. If the above steps go well, give the food a good sniff. There is no better judge as to whether food is rotten than the sniffer test! It should smell fresh without an unusual or unpleasant odor of any kind. 4. Taste it. Lastly, you can give the food a taste. Keep in mind that long-term storage can affect the flavor of some foods, particularly if it was sweetened. With the money you save by not tossing out canned goods when they reach their expiration date, you can hopefully be better able to afford the rising gas and heating oil prices!

WARNING! The 2025 Caswell's is under new ownership and the prices of "the old days" are no longer…read more You can buy a box of generic mac and cheese at walmart for .58 cents or you can go to Caswells and pay over $1.25 for a box of mac and cheese that is crushed, covered in dust, and a month from expiring. DO NOT WASTE YOUR MONEY!! Shame on the New Owners for taking advantage of the elderly and the poor and everyone else that goes there. The Caswell's that everyone came to know and love through the years is DEAD and has ceased to extend its' legendary status in 2025. I has to add 1 star, btw, to post this. Pathetic.

Such a fun place! We came to pick apples with our kids (age 2 and 3 1/2). We had a great time. Lots…read moreof different varieties to pick. The trees have been trimmed to not get too large, which made it easier to reach apples, especially for our kids. You pick your bag and pay by the size. We also bought some apple cider. Yummy!

My husband and our good friend and I stopped by the farm Saturday afternoon to pick some apples and…read moretry some wine. The family is so friendly and welcoming, they went out of their way to tell us about the apples available and invited us to check out their barn and guest house, which are available to rent for functions. Gala, my personal favorite, were plentiful and so tasty. Also visited the cows. And tasted the farm's delicious apple wine and red grape wine- they were all wonderful! The sharp cheddar was delicious alongside. We all had a great time and definitely recommend it as a lovely place to go with family or friends. I was really happy to support this innovative family in their endeavors!

First time today!! Great price great service... must go... I'm new in the area .. lucky me they're…read moreonly 10 min away ...

Best place to get truly freshly ground hamburger and steaks. I also like the #50 bags of chef…read morepotatoes. Pound for pound, they are much cheaper than buying #10 bags at your local grocers! and always quick to process your order and carry out to your vehicle! A+++

Great meat at a great price. As I bought a family pack for a single person they were nice enough…read moreto break down the products so I wouldn't have to eat it for a week!

Just the butcher we were hoping for. Manchester Meats is a full service butcher, with a good…read moreselection of meats and fantastic service. Call ahead for specialty or custom cuts. They also have a full deli service with sandwiches and the like. A must visit for locals, and a likely spot for summer folks as well.