The two gentlemen working greeted us with big smiles, friendly, and just not what I expected…read morewalking into a bakery at 7:20 am on a Thursday. It's a cute spot that I am sure would make a killing if they stayed open for post-dinner desserts. We were staying down the road and never seemed to catch them as they close by 2 pm every day. Our family of 4 got coffee, London Fog tea, breakfast sandwiches with sausage on croissants, a strawberry banana smoothie, blueberry turnover, and Belgian chocolate croissant. My ten year old said his smoothie and blueberry turnover were "the bomb." My six year old inhaled her chocolate croissant and didnt really come up for air. Everything was so fresh. The breakfast sandwiches came with two eggs, a lean sausage patty, and all of it was not greasy. The croissant was sturdier so it could stand up to the sandwich. Like everywhere else in the area, cash only, but they all have an ATM on site where you can pay an ATM fee. This one was $2. There were some nice picnic tables outside too. An excellent breakfast overall, so good I forgot to take pictures.

On the hunt for local baked goods, we did a quick u-turn to pop into this bakery 20 minutes before…read moreclosing at 2pm. There was still a variety of goods including two slices of blueberry pie thankfully. We opted to share one slice for dinner and a blueberry muffin for the morning. I did eye the lemon blueberry whoopie pie but decided to pass for the sake of my wasteline! We are the pie after dinner and we both proclaimed that it was very good. The crust is flakey and the filling just the right balance of sweetness. I'd definitely get it again! Plenty of parking and lovely service. Please support this local business!

Visited Sunday, 7/26/26…read more CASH ONLY (very strange...) they had an ATM. The blueberry lemon whoopie pie was awesome. I also ordered an iced caramel latte that tasted like sweetened milk. I ended throwing half of it away. The 2 employees weren't unfriendly, but they seemed somewhat hesitant to engage with customers. Like they were shy and nervous? Just odd interactions. Go for dessert, not coffee. They had a large variety of pastries, pies, and cakes.

We stopped in for an iced coffee and cupcakes. The shop is cute and the displays are enticing;…read morehowever, the cupcakes were less than even mediocre. We purchased a s'mores and a red velvet cupcake - both were dry and lackluster, but worst of all, they both had a weird chemical aftertaste. We ended up throwing them away. What a waste. The iced macchiato was way too sweet and .i could not even really taste the espresso. It was sickening and I had to throw it out. It is a cute little store, but is really just a tourist trap. I would go to Mt. Dessert Bakery instead!

this bakery/deli is out of this world. this has been my best discovery in Bar Harbor. best yet is…read morethat it's locally owned.

We were surprised to find how bleh most of the baked goods were…read more Despite going on a Friday morning before 9am, we were surprised at the the hardness of the scones (both blueberry and scallion). The scallion at least was buttery inside, the blueberry scone was so dry and overcooked. The blueberry bread was also surprisingly tasteless and almost wet inside. Definitely Not what we expected from a professional bakery. Coffee meh but matcha reasonable. Egg sandwich was the family favorite and the savior of the bad breakfast.

A Slice of Eden is a small quaint bakery that should not be overlooked if you are vacationing to…read moreBar Harbor. We stopped in one morning and got a breakfast sandwich on a bagel and it was overall great. The bagels and cream cheese are very fresh. There was a very simple and efficient ordering process, and the staff were friendly and on point. Would 100% come again if I was in the area. If there's a specific pastry you want, try to get there early since the most popular ones sell out quickly.

This local spot was conveniently located near our hotel and seemed like the perfect stop before…read moreheading to Acadia! We ordered the everything bagels with sausage, egg, and cheese. They were good, but not necessarily anything to rave about. The vanilla latte, however, was great! The service was quick, which was exactly what we needed to get on the road and beat the traffic heading into Acadia. The woman working at the front was attentive, but unfortunately, she didn't seem particularly welcoming or like she wanted to be bothered. Overall, it was a convenient and quick breakfast stop, but the food and service were just average.

So yummy!! Ice cream was good, but the star of the show was the blueberry pie. We tried 5 different…read moreblueberry pies while in Maine and this was our favorite!

Wow! Awesome place. Pie and ice cream. Nice and clean. They move fast. Go check it out.read more

I really like the ice cream and thats good because they give me lots of ice cream when I come. I…read morebuy the small size... Let me tell you... That size is not small. Where I come from small means small but someone clearly forgot to tell mr. Me and Ben about this. P.S I have benefited greatly from mr. Me and Ben's misunderstand of lexicon. For this I feel much guilt

If you're in these neck of the woods (pun intended) in Birch, Maine, you gotta stop for the…read morehomemade ice cream at this super cool (pun intended again) at an open corner on the small village main drag. In one form or another, it has been around since the 1980s, and it is not only an amazing supply of ice cream, but we also had some food. I had the smashed burger and fried pickles... and they were most excellent, and the serving size of the pickles was very generous! Do not miss it!

My husband and I stopped in while walking around Bar Harbor. We were greeted by two friendly…read moreemployees as soon as we walked in. We ordered a cold brew, a chai, and a blueberry cobbler donut to split. The donut was so good, I wish I'd taken a picture of it, but we ate it too fast. It was a perfect afternoon treat to have while watching the boats at the waterfront. I may have to go back to try a fruity pebble donut!

We stopped in for a sweet treat, but the place was closed. No matter. The owner let us in!…read more We got the vanilla sprinkles, double chocolate sprinkles, and the bacon maple donut. The owner was super nice to us. I especially enjoyed the flavor of the bacon maple donut. Crispy and good maple flavor.

If you're looking for the best blueberry coffee and popovers in Bar Harbor, this is the place!…read moreAfter trying several blueberry lattes, I finally found the perfect one at The Stadium. The Precipice is absolutely delicious, whether you order it hot or iced. The fresh-baked popovers were another highlight served piping hot from the oven with blueberry jam and butter. They were light, fluffy, and the perfect complement to the coffee. The service was quick, the staff was friendly and welcoming, and the location is ideal for grabbing a coffee and a bite before exploring the shops around town. I highly recommend stopping here if you're visiting Bar Harbor. It's a must visit for coffee lovers and anyone looking to enjoy a classic Maine treat!

We come to Bar Harbor every year and every time we're here we look forward to the popovers from The…read moreStadium. They're absolutely delicious when still warm and fresh out of the oven and they bake them pretty much all day, so they're just about always fresh. One of my favorite ways to enjoy them over the years was to get the maple butter and blueberry jam and mix the two. The flavors of the butter, maple and blueberry all complimented the savory flavor of the popover. However, this year I was disappointed to see that they no longer are offering the maple butter, even for an upcharge. Please bring this back, it really took the popovers to another level! Maybe whip it into thawed butter instead of hand mixing it to make it easier? The whipped butter is easier to dip in and spread anyway. The new pre-packaged / mass produced butter packs take away from the appeal of a freshly-made popover. Sometimes in the morning it can be a little crowded in here with people waiting for their coffee / drinks to be made by a counter not far from where you place your order, so if you're walking in and haven't ordered yet then check if the people standing around are just waiting on coffee or waiting to order. It would be a nice improvement to see some separation (maybe with some ropes or floor markings) to make it more clear who is in line to order and who is waiting for their beverage to be made. It's worth noting it's takeout only and there's nowhere inside to sit, but there are some benches just outside on the sidewalk where you can have your popover and coffee.