Lovely farm! We were driving around the area, and after seeing their fresh produce, we had to pull…read moreover to check it out. There's so much going on here! It's beyond a vegetable and fruit stand. They have dozens of local Maine products, from sauces and jams to pies and cheeses. They also had a U-Pick option. We bought wild blueberries, cukes, a blueberry pie, and apple cider donuts (only $0.75 each!). We were just in love with their selection. The gentleman working at the front was also very nice. Next time I'm in the area, I'll stop at School House Farm again.

The farm stand is very mid. It's super loud and parking is annoying, all the car fumes and rubber…read moredust is getting on everything. The signs are misleading and doesn't really seem like anything is organic. The lady working at the counter was a total sour cat. In an area where Beth's and spear farms are so close this is like going to Walmart.

We are in the area for almost a full year now and have visited Beth's at least every other weekend,…read moreduring corn season, twice a weekend!!! By far, Beth's corn is the best. I appreciate the signage to let us know which variety is up that day, and it is a day to day experience. During this year of questioning all produce, we went out of our way to get lettuce at Beth's and it did not disappoint. The staff are helpful, and the lines get long. The variety is on target and I highly recommend this farmer's market for the blueberries, strawberries, and apples.

We love Beth's and make a visit every year. Lovey fresh vegetables, seafood, and baked goods. Tried…read morethe bacon this year. Not your grocery store bacon for sure. Tastes more like country ham, which I find delightful. Strawberry shortcake is heavenly. The whipped cream is so fresh. Try sitting outside with the picnic tables and swings. It's a charming way to spend your afternoon.

We were driving on Route 1 and saw a sign for cheese, so needless to say, we followed it. It ended…read moreup being a 10-minute drive, and the detour was more than worth it! East Forty Farm and Dairy sells fresh meats and cheeses, the latter under Lakin's Gorges Cheese. We had the privilege of meeting Allison, the cheese maker and owner, and she was incredible. Not only did she tell us all about the cheese and the process, but she also introduced us to her baby cows! It was a lovely experience, and we cannot wait to return for more cheese and try their pork. The cheese itself was delicious. We already ate the Rockweed and it was one of the best cheeses we've had! The middle was briny since Allison adds seaweed to it -- it doesn't get more "Maine" than that. The farm has a self-serve fridge that's cash only but if you ring, Allison will come out and you can pay by card. Lovely spot, lovely people, delicious cheese.

Did the order ahead and pick up a cheese plate for 2-3 and it was divine. Had 4 types of cheeses…read morewith assorted accoutrements including buttermilk crackers which I would buy in boxes if I could. Absolutely make the drive out the peninsula or find where this cheese is stocked locally for you. Our favorite was the opus 42 and their casdilla blue.

So I've been on the hunt around Maine for the best Whoopie pie. This one has hit my top 3. (After…read moreAllyKats and the Amish of Whitefield). Spears Farm offered two flavors today? The traditional chocolate, and then a pumpkin with cream cheese. I'm a Whoopie pie traditionalist. I don't care for the fancy flavors, I want the real true Maine Whoopie flavors. This Whoopie was delicious! It had that nice dense semi sweet cake, that's kind of sticky. I hate the super dry fluffy Whoopie. NO THANK You. This was perfect. The cream inside was amazing.its too bad they don't list the ingredients of their "frosting" on the package. Because I am trying to pin point what the specific ingredient is in my favorite Whoopie pies, that set them apart from others. Spears frosting is similar to the frosting they use at applewald farm in Litchfield. It has a little bit of a zip to it. Salt? Cream of tartar? A certain kind of vanilla? I don't know. But I like this! Yum! Ok so aside from Whoopie pies, they offer local meats and cheeses, seasonal produce, which right now it was just greens, and some tiny tomatoes, Cukes, early summer squash. But there's more coming! They offer honey, maple syrup, jams and jellies. It's very nice inside their farm stand, everything is clean and tidy and organized in a "ohh I need that!" Shopper inspiration kind of way. I always make a point to stop here when traveling through Waldoboro, which sadly, is only about twice a year.

This spot is the quintessential farmer's market spot- we come here first and Hannaford second,…read moremeat- eggs- yogurt- fruit and veggies and no they don't sell farm equipment, so don't ask.

Oh my gosh. The Blueberry Chutney is fabulous. I discovered it at a Maine State (or County) Fair…read morelast summer and have since ordered six jars. Using it on toast is scrumptious, BUT, last night I heated it with additional fresh blueberries and served it on Ben & Jerry's Vanilla Ice Cream. My guests went crazy as it was the best! Also, it was a perfect New England dish for my provincial Rhode Island crowd!

From the owner: Using wild Maine blueberries grown right on our farm overlooking Penobscot Bay, we create chutney,…read morejam, topping and other specialty products for your dining enjoyment. Our signature product, Blueberry Chutney, is a spicy-sweet condiment based on an old recipe from India.

For residents of warren or those passing by, this place is in a strategic location to fill all of…read moreyour basic needs. I noticed that this doesn't have a recent review but that is most likely because it is a given. People know to just come here for their needs. The staff is friendly and personable. And the food is well made and fresh. From your basic staples to lunch or meats, this can be your convenient one stop shop. No worries!

If Frank Guistra is still alive, I bet he sheds a tear each time he sees his former store…read more It's so dirty inside. I wouldn't eat meat from here unless I was going to use food poisoning as a way to lose a few pounds. I'm pretty sure steak is supposed to be red/pink and not green/gray, right? The place needs to be renovated and cleaned up. It could use an addition too, being the only grocery store in town. It still has a pretty good ice cream selection, but had less novelties than it used to. The gas prices aren't great and I think the hours are something like they close when they feel like it.

GREAT food and super nice people. We enjoyed the deliciously smoky chicken and pork ribs and the…read morerice and vegetable sides were wonderful! Highly recommend.

This place is seriously off the hook. They have it ALL-- the music, the Ting, the UNBELIEVABLE…read moremeat! The jerk chicken will have you ignoring your family and nibbling the bones. Hands down THE BEST bbq I've had. Great family, great service. Prices are very reasonable-- BIG portions and the vegetables side is really yummy. Give these guys a visit it's VERY worth your time!

Our favorite organic farmers market in Maine. A beautiful farm and even nicer barn store with a…read morecurated selection of ingredients and items to make any foodie jealous. This is a beautiful place to visit with a friendly and helpful staff, and shelves and coolers stocked with unique local purveyors of everything you'd ever need to make an "all-Maine" meal. Slightly off the beaten path which is what makes it even more special - you won't believe what you find when you get there. They also have a fun musical series that are enjoyable on gentle summer evenings - https://tenderwildfarm.com/pages/events

Veggie heaven! My new favorite grocery spot. Love that they have everything I need to cook a…read moredelicious meal and can enjoy a Tandem iced coffee while I shop!