Comfort. Food. Huge, hot plates of breakfast food that you…read moreselect from a big menu. Long list of specials every day. Quaint, country themed restaurant with different rooms and a bar to can eat at. Staff is efficient and food came out within 10 minutes.

IT'S our GO TO place for quality food and huge portions…read more Yummy they always have amazing food with huge portions. I was able to bring home 1/2 my meal again BLT with fries and a Rueben with onion rings

the Greenery is the best breakfast place I'm town! the blueberry pancakes are a must have and the…read moreowners are the nicest people you could meet!

Such a wonderful cafe in Ogunquit!…read more There was a little bit of a line when we arrived, but the food was delivered faster than expected. Ambiance is relaxing and cozy. Service was great! Menu boasts tons of options, but husband and I opted for egg dishes. My kids enjoyed yogurt and granola. Everything was fresh and flavorful. We admired the giant and aesthetic baked goods but didn't try any-maybe next time!

Looking for a breakfast in the Berwick/Somersworth area this looked the most promising. Rave…read morereviews along with a menu that has classic dishes but also showcases unique dishes from around the world. They have repurposed an old railroad station building that brings a unique charm to your breakfast/lunch. My wife and I both appreciated the overall vibes! We had free range of selecting a table and service was friendly and quick with zero complaints. Like I said they have plenty of common dishes you'd expect like French toast, omelettes, Benedict's and more. Alongside their menu they include weekly specials and these were the dishes that really caught my eye for their uniqueness! During our stop they had Congee (think Chinese rice porridge), Hong Kong Waffle, and lastly Shanghai Omelette. I went with the omelette that had Chinese sausage, carrots, onions with a Chinese bbq sauce and some other finishing touches with a side of rice and wonton instead of toast. Was such a unique dish but tasted phenomenal, glad I got to try it! My wife then went with their Carnitas Omelette with a few substitutions to avoid any heat but was blown away by it. She had never really thought about having carnitas for breakfast but enjoyed every bite. The hollindaise sauce on top was the perfect touch! If you find yourself in this area I highly recommend checking out this spot! Fantastic vibes with friendly and quick staff with delicious and inventive dishes showcasing a variety of cuisines from all over the world. A great spot to open your mind to new food ideas!

I thought thisvwas such a cool location for a restaurant. Its a beautiful old train station which…read morehas lots of windows and a very open and relaxed feel. The staff was friendly and the coffee was pretty good. I ordered coco loco french toast (french toast with toasted coconut and whipped cream) and i loved that it was the drier style rather than custard. It was very good and I didn't need syrup at all. I also ordered a side of bacon. For me it was 3 and a half stars. Hubs had pancakes with eggs and sausage. He said the pancakes had no flavor and I tasted them and had to agree. His eggs were fine and sausage ok. So for him it was three stars. We decided to go with 3 total stars on this one because if you're going to call yourself a breakfast place you need to nail the pancakes. Overall not bad and not great. Would give it another try if I was in the area.

This is an institution in Wells. The prices are fair, they have the classic breakfast or you can…read moreget a lobstah Benedict if that is your jam, and the staff is awesome. If you are in southern Maine, you have to make the trip. You will not regret the trip.

After a week in Maine enjoying great weather and the surroundings of my home state, what better way…read moreto start breakfast then with a bowl of seafood chowdah. (Chowder to the uninitiated). The Maine Diner falls a bit short on its version, in both content and thickness. A great cream-based chowdah is thinner than pudding and thicker than milk. Piping hot, it should warm your soul just smelling the aroma of Maine's best seafood, cream, and butter. This one, not quite. Taste was pretty good ($17 a small bowl, pass) The lobster Benedict was decadent. If you're a Benedict fan, imagine replacing Canadian bacon with 4 ounces of sweet Maine lobster. The perfectly poached eggs, golden brown English muffins, lobster meat, covered in hollandaise. ($32) It's not worth $32, but it was delicious. The service was excellent!

We finally got to try the Lincoln Diner! Nice location and…read morebeautiful, historical train wagon restaurant that has moved towns and locations a few times throughout the years, and has now been in Lincoln since 2025. There weren't many people lined up, but we still ended up waiting about 30 min for a table. This seems to be caused by a lack of staff - we noticed tables weren't being cleaned up for a good 10-15 min after people left, and waitresses were rushing around. Honestly from what we observed - they could slash their waiting time by half by being more efficient and/or hiring busboys. But moving on. Food was definitely worth the wait! Boyfriend and I both had the "Cadillac" breakfast (because, well, our car) and we both loved it. He had pancakes with it and I had French toast - I *loved* the French toast. Delicious. Boyfriend also had a side of corned beef hash and I had a bite - it was my first time trying corned beef and I liked it a lot! He liked it too, and says he's usually picky with that dish, so... Overall we would return! Food was great and service was super friendly.

Back for a light bite- tuna melt and peanut butter pie. Mid week the diner is not busy but servers…read morewere pleasant and engaging. Love the setting- similar to Tilton diner with good basic food choices. Reasonable prices and plenty of parking. They still give tootsie rolls out with your bill. Closed Tuesdays

Palace Diner is an adorable, no-frills, just DAMN good food kind of place. It's a tiny old-school…read moretrain car with counter seating for only about 16 people. No reservations, you put your name in and wait. We waited about an hour and a half, and I can confidently say it was worth it! The menu is small with only a handful of options, but they clearly know what they do and do it WELL. I had the cheeseburger with fries (no bun), and MAN, that burger was cooked to perfection. So juicy, and the fries were perfectly golden with just the right amount of crunch. My husband got the tuna salad and made it a melt, this was actually his birthday wish, so we HAD to make the trip! He said it was one of the best tuna salads he's ever had. You know the food is good when both of us are sitting there silently eating. Both of our counter servers were so friendly and the service was great. If you're in the Kennebunkport area and have the time, Palace Diner is a MUST. Absolutely worth the wait and DEFINITELY lives up to the hype!

This is a cute diner cart with limited seats (counter only no tables)Tried to go Sunday morning but…read morewas a line outside. Returned Monday( early) and was able to sit. Very limited menu and waitress told us the 2 specials. One was omelette of the day Broccoli and Swiss (not to special) and their blueberry pancakes. Menu prices are a bit high than what you usually pay anywhere else. I got the omelette and it was pretty small looked like a burrito Tasted good and fresh. My wife got the breakfast sandwich. It was good, but was a little overpowered by the sliced jalapeños (fresh)on it Both our breakfasts came with "palace potatoes " which are a different spin on homefries. My guess is a par boiled potatoes that the smash a little then deep fry and add salt. They were good, crunchy but creamy on the inside. The coffee was ok. First cup tasted a little burnt but the refill was better. Customer service was great. Waitress was attentive, checked in after 2 bites and heated my coffee several times while I ate. The price was $48 for two people we had thought about splitting an order of pancakes or corned-beef hash($11) but it was too pricey. It was a good experience, clean restaurant, friendly people and ok food but too expensive for breakfast. Had breakfast the day before at Twin City diner. Food was just as good ( except their home fries) and a better value.

Great service, good food and great atmosphere. Loved the place. Will return. Outdoor dining is…read moregreat.

We come to this bar every Prelude. It's called the Tinsel Bar during the holidays and has a fun…read moreChristmas spirit. Go you won't regret it!

Went here for brunch today with a few friends and must say that I was very impressed. The staff…read morewas friendly and the space was quaint as one would hope for in an historic inn. I ordered the breakfast sandwich which was atypically served on slices of bread as opposed to an English muffin, but it was fantastic! The eggs were fluffy and delicious, and were complemented by a buttery lemon sauce that made the whole dish. Highly recommend.

High prices, low quality, poor service. The decor and ambience are coupled with prices that lead…read moreone to believe this is a high end establishment. Breakfast this weekend proved otherwise. Go to impress parents or similar if you are a college student. For quality and price, based on our experience, would not do again. Overcooked eggs, grudging portions, mix and match plateware that just confounds (bacon and eggs in a bowl - really? but only for one person in the party?). The menu is also misleading. The fabled "hash of the day" turned out to be just a pile of ordinary unremarkable overcooked and unseasoned home fries. The same side everyone else had for free, but costing some part of the wallet-stretching $21 in the context of the all-in "165" breakfast - two overcooked over-easy eggs (no seasoning), a slice of thin sourdough bread cut in two, a pile of indifferent home fries and two of the smallest pieces of bacon you can imagine. $8-12 in any self-respecting diner in the country, and typically made with far more care and flavor. When asked how plain ordinary home fries were a "hash of the day" when they were also unmentioned sides for other dishes, the waitress shrugged and said "it's a KIND of hash. We call that hash here." Touche. Should have asked more questions. And the toast is a single piece of seemingly storebought sourdough bread cut in half (no evidence here, just disappointment being expressed). No substitution, no extras. Pretty much no butter, either. Another member of the party had the blueberry pancakes, Thick and heavy, and unremarkable, once again. Any diner does it better - for half the price. Timing was a serious issue too. The dining room was somewhere between 1/3 and 1/2 full. 3-4 tables in other words. Still took well over 45 minutes to get food. Watched 2 pairs of other diners come, order, eat, pay and leave as we waited, Food came cool with no explanation or apology for the long wait. Small complaints perhaps, but at this price, they are making bold claims and utterly failing to match up. Breakfast should be a lay-up for places like this. The ingredients cost almost nothing and the work involved is strictly short-order, simple, fast-turn work in a relatively uncrowded dining room. No reason to go light on ingredients or on flavors. Breakfast is an easy meal to wow in aplace like this, and New England has traditions to uphold - and yet the establishment clearly did not see the point in putting in the effort to match their prices, decor, or location. The capper was watching the tables cleared by a surly teenager in stained board shorts and stained tshirt and sneakers with unwashed hair in a beautiful dining room. The young man clomped in and would withdraw 1-2 plates at a time before stomping out, taking over ten minutes to clear a single table. Overpriced and under-quality. It's for tourists. Beautiful building, though.

If you are in Milton or are heading up north, stop at Ira's. It is a quick couple minute detour off…read moreof route 16 and is more than worth it. An 1800s general store with tons of old school charm. They serve breakfast and lunch with still offering the general store of everything in between. The menu is fresh and creative; Let's start with the homemade pesto, which is out of this world. The breads were wonderful and a great complement to amazing homemade spreads and high end meats. We chowed half our meals parked outside and the other half on our hike in the mountains. The Staff was wonderful and accommodating, too!

Nice little country store. Very friendly people. Had a very nice breakfast there with a friend and…read morethe pancakes were delicious.

Food was great but our service was poor…read more Waitress (who is the owner's daughter) had the worst attitude with rude comments. Every time we asked for something such as silverware she rolled her eyes. Other staff had horrible attitudes as well. Waited 45 minutes for food. Blood Mary mix is homemade could lose all the mix with no alcohol for 9$. The dining room is also FREEZING.

Great food and service in a Mom and Pop situation. French toast was homemade Cinnamon Bread French…read moreToast. Incredible. Fairly priced. Comfortable seating situation and clean. Good vibes!