I ordered the Black Forest Sundae, which is supposed to come with 2 scoops... but they surprised me…read morewith 3 massive scoops and a mountain of toppings spilling over the edges. It was absolutely delicious, though a little messy -- I love extra ice cream, just not the challenge of balancing it while battling drippage. The location is perfect, right in Boothbay with plenty of outdoor seating to enjoy your treat. They have a huge variety of flavors, so there's something for everyone. If you're looking for generous portions and classic Maine ice cream stand charm, this place delivers.

My mom happened to notice this shop which happened to be right near where we were staying. It was a…read moreperfect stop for a sweet treat, a cold sweet treat that is. Once we entered, we were greeted warmly. It wasn't super crowded. I opted for a classic conehead type Sunday and the rest in my party opted for scoops of various flavors of ice cream. It didn't take them long to scoop everything and get it out. The hot fudge they use was actually pretty tasty. Overall, this was just a perfect stop for some ice cream. They have a lot to choose from and I mean a lot. So I'm sure you could find something that fits your liking. The bathroom was actually pretty clean.

Best Whoopie in the WORLD! Absolutely amazing. It's a must stop! Many other sweet treats.read more

Great ice cream. I had the moose tracks, 1 scoop and BF had the blueberry, 2 scoops and we loved…read moreit! It's a little pricey but boothbay isn't cheap. It's about $20 without tip. Service was fast and friendly.

Good ice cream...many flavors to choose from..early season help need better customer service…read moretraining...especially Thursday afternoon help..didn't remember any of my order..had to repeat it twice..I used to own a candy and ice cream shop in Newport RI..I suggested they write it down as the order is taken...got an attitude.

Really tasty ice cream and sorbet. Line is a little long but moves fairly quickly - you can decide…read morewhat you want from the huge selection while waiting in line. I had the rhubarb sorbet and raspberry truffle ice cream. The flavors were spot on! Rhubarb sorbet was so refreshing and the raspberry truffle was nostalgic and creamy. There are tables inside and out where you can enjoy it.

Amazing ice cream found in the Old Port! If you're into adventurous flavors, this is your spot…read more They even let me split a single scoop between two flavors--big yes to trying more without doubling up! I was blown away by the cinnamon-cardamom and coriander-lemon--such bold, unexpected combos. Honestly, I could hear my inner scream of joy with every bite!

A little bit of mixed feelings here, the flavors are creative and interesting. They don't allow…read moresamples as others have mentioned, which really hampers my willingness to try their very creative flavors. It's a cop out to talk about sampling spoons as waste when I've seen other ice cream shops find solutions to that, it's really just greed. They know they'll sell ice cream regardless so they'll cut that corner. Maybe lines are a little longer, but as a local, it makes me not want to come back all year long. Also, the base recipe they seem to use is VERY thick and rich, to the point where it's arguably too much and takes away from the flavors. I've had some good bites here too so it's not a dud altogether. I'll say I'm partial to higher end ice cream (which I feel MDI falls into), and will pay a premium happily for a great product, but I haven't been back in a while because it's hit or miss if I'll enjoy my ice cream since they don't offer samples. I've also not craved any of the 5 or so flavors I've tried in order to return for them. There's great potential there, and I am opening to trying it again if they decide to prioritize local customers over the summer tourists.

I wish their website had a clear distinction on the dessert cafe and scoop shop. I drove 45 minutes…read morewith the belief the dessert shop was open, to discover the scoop shop was the only one open. Between the dessert cafe menu being available and the shops being side by side and the website not being so discerning this is honestly the second time I've tried to go to the dessert shop and it being closed. To my dismay not only that but the lady scooping wasn't the friendliest person either since we drove out of the way we got some ice cream. We sampled a few. I got the goatcheese blackberry chamboard and it was tasty. As was the Cuban coffee, but YIKES. 2 small scoops was $17! I have no issue paying for ice cream, but for a small being $8 and change, that is nutty even for me. And it was truly a small scoop- not like other New England scoop shops when a "small" is the size of a tennis ball. This was a true small. Imma pass

Homemade ice cream in Kennebunkport!! They create small batches, of one of a kind flavors that are…read moreonly served until they run out--which is cool because every time you come your experience will be different. Our server was very friendly and was happy to answer any questions we had as well as let us sample flavors. I got a small cup with a scoop of Maine Whoopie Pie and a scoop of Speculoos & Chocolate. The pretzel one had a caramel taste which I liked, and the whoopie pie was a vanilla base with chocolate cake--both were super tasty and creamy. I do wish it was a little bigger for the price but it was so good nonetheless. They have seating outdoors and it was a cool day out so we enjoyed our treats outside right by the boats. They also have a dessert bar next door serving desserts with alcohol, she said it'll be opening in a few weeks. Cool idea!

I stop here anytime I'm driving from Portland to Boothbay Harbor, and it's always a treat. They…read morerotate through so many classic and creative flavors that there's almost always something new to try. This time, my friend and I shared their ice cream flight, served in thin waffle cones. We sampled matcha green tea, cookie dough, and chai, all delicious, but the chai was spiced so perfectly it earned an 11/10. Next time, I might ask for the flight in paper dishes, since the waffle cones tend to fall apart and get a bit messy.

This spot is just took my number one spot for best ice…read morecream I've ever had. Ice cream is made on site here. Workers were extremely patient. I got blueberry crumble and coconut almond chip, which were both perfect. One of the best waffle cones I've ever had as well. Plenty of seating inside. A must stop in Edgecomb!

The ultimate taste of Maine in a classic form of a roadside takeout. This tidy little place is…read morearound the corner from the bustle of Boothbay Harbor but you'll know as soon as you arrive by the cars and line of people. From amazing hot dogs with a grilled bun to haddock sandwiches that will leave you craving more to oyster Po boys. Cash only but an ATM is available on site. A must try for a true Maine food lover.

I love this spot and almost never have a problem finding parking. Which is amazing, even during…read moretourist season. It's a cute little roadside food place, very Summer. Very Maine. Offers the typical coastal stuff: fried -everything that comes out of the ocean. Plus burgers, chicken, fries, mozzarella sticks, hot dogs. Etc. two big cases of a variety of drinks. A basket full of numerous home baked goodies (I grabbed a Whoopie pie!) and two shelves full of all the condiments and toppings you could want. The folks that work here are so friendly and patient. Love their faces! Lots of seating! Even mini picnic tables for the kiddos.

Recent coastal visit. My friend and I stopped . The stand is cute with picnic tables and umbrellas…read moreto sit. It was hot and the place was busy. I ordered a small mint chip ice cream in a waffle cone and my friend ordered a vanilla in a waffle cone. You order at one window and pick up at another. I looked in while waiting and was amazed at how immaculate it was. Some were wearing gloves which I also appreciated. The ice cream is Gifford but hit the spot. They also had light breakfast bagels, avocado toast and coffee. Overall affordable by today's prices as well. Staff friendly and very accommodating

We look forward to visiting Harbor Ice Cream every year on our vacation. The ice cream is very…read moregood, almost chewy, they have a ton of flavors. Even though they are very busy, their throughput process is very efficient as the wait is very short. The service is quick and friendly and of course you can't beat the mid coast Maine vibe.

Came in this afternoon with a group from work, who have various disabilities. The staff this…read moreafternoon were absolutely the kindest helpful young ladies. My buddies were treated wonderfully and were so happy to be welcomed here with open arms and hearts. Thank you! We all enjoyed our ice cream, and I know these young men I had with me today will not forget your kindness. They had a great visit. The Peach ice cream is SUPERB.

We got a Blueberry Milkshake and a Blueberry Soda Float (vanilla ice cream). The Fountain uses…read moreGiffords Ice cream, and Eli's blueberry soda. The milkshake was super thick and tasty but took quite a while to make. The shop has an old timey soda shop vibe but the staff didn't quite match that feeling. Side note: The shop also offers gluten free bread for their sandwiches but we did not get one.

What a great place! We stopped here to see what it was all about. We had ice cream, we saw cows,…read moreand we paid to go into the area where there was lots of animals. We even fed goats and deer. We pet babies, we loved seeing the different birds. There were peacocks! It was fun, relaxing, cool in the shade. The food part is big enough to eat and relax. Ice cream was delicious. I would go back! People that worked there were really nice too.

You scream. I…read morescream. We all scream... for site made ice cream on a working Maine dairy farm ! This is a special place... a farm on a hill with their own farm shop featuring glass-bottled milk, sandwiches, and most importantly... Ice Cream ! Starting mid-April or so, they open up "The Barnyard" which is a nice little petting zoo for the kids... and occasionally a "Goat Yoga" spot for adults... which is just so uniquely crazy it almost makes me wish I did yoga. Not into yoga...? I get you. Lucky for us, they also have a hardware store / lumber yard, so you could feasibly come for Mocha Chip and stay for the 4x4 milled posts, and that's not an experience you'll soon get at a national big-box lumber store. Or a Baskin Robbins, for that matter. This place is an experience. The farm is gorgeous, the staff are friendly, the animals are fun, the lumber yard is definitely there, and the product... well that's where it's at... it's excellent. There are a few working dairy farms like this one dotted around the state, and I encourage you to check out each and every one. Smiling Hill Farm is that extra special sort of place, where it's only a few miles drive outside of Portland, but it feels worlds away and it's so, so worth the effort to get to. They also have ready-to-go quarts in the freezer, their various dairy offerings, and rotating, seasonal farm shop fare. Support your local farmers! Also... I've found the local barn cats to be super friendly and just a treat to hang with. YMMV