Delicious! Curb side on a beautiful summer day!…read moreBrings the foood outside to the table. Super polite owner presence!

Very good! I ordered the soup of the day with grilled cheese, the soup I had delicious veggies and…read morerice noodles, as well as a hard boiled egg on top. Although a grilled cheese is hard to mess up, the bread was toasted perfectly, and there was just the right amount of cheese. My party ordered salads, which were considerably large. I went in looking for just a small snack like most cafes only have, but I got a full meal! The wallpaper in the bathrooms is amazing and beautiful, a nice touch to a perfect environment. Food came out appropriately quick, not fast nor slow. They were amazing with food accommodations. No notes! Overall: 5/5 Food: 5/5 Service: 5/5 Atmosphere: 5/5

Wonderful breakfast! I went here on a Tuesday morning with a group of 14 people. They were so…read moreaccommodating and got us seated quickly. Once we all ordered, the food came out quickly and everyone's order was correct. (Not a single complaint from the 5 kids that were with us!) Everyone enjoyed the food and the service was wonderful.

Service was great. Friendly, prompt, helpful. Food was ok…read more Bacon is hard to get right, I suppose, and Mike's bacon was way over-cooked. Toast was not really toasted but warm bread. Eggs were prepared perfectly. Decided to not try the coffee. Nice and comfortable small diner setting. Opened at 8am which seems late for an early riser...

I had half a day to visit the beautiful state of Maine while visiting my parents when it was time…read moreto get some gas. I was heading into the gas station to grab a quick snack/breakfast when my wife said "really, there's a coffee shop right there" so I turned around and we headed into The Blue. This coffee shop is a standard but nice little shop for locals to get a morning pick me up or some baked goods, which is exactly what I did. I ended up settling on a glass apple juice and a croissant to go with it and it's all i needed. The croissant was actually really good and the perfect fluff to crust ratio. What else can I say? Overall, The Blue seems like a solid local coffee spot in Kennebunk and I'm sure it makes the locals happy. Solid food, friendly staff, the end.

I really loved this coffee shop and will definitely be back! I ordered an iced mocha latte and a…read moresandwich called "The Pig and the Pickle," and it was absolutely amazing! To top it off, a staff member named Jasen greeted us with a huge smile and was incredibly friendly. It is an absolute 10/10 spot with great food and even better service!

We enjoyed breakfast on the patio on a picture-perfect July morning, along with our dog who was…read moregreeted warmly by the hostess and promptly served a nice bowl of water when we were seated. The staff was genuinely friendly, service was outstanding, and the food was fantastic! Hubby got the house hash omelet and enjoyed its spiciness, along with generous sides. I chose a pancake that was the size of a dinner plate and done just right--a bit crispy on the outside and fluffy inside. The only bummer is a few bites tasted of onions and vegetables...ugh! Next time we're in Wells we will *definitely* go back to Merriland Farm, but I'll get tea bread (a baked good) instead of pancakes in order to avoid the whole griddle flavor transfer situation, which is NOT a knock on this restaurant; it's meant to be a helpful note for others with ARFID and/or on the spectrum with food/sensory issues.

Merriland Farm definitely lived up to the hype. We have heard nothing but good things and were not…read moredisappointed. To start, the mimosa flight was delicious! As was my mom's coffee. For our food, the meat pie was so flavorful and fresh. My mom loved her eggs Benedict, and we split a blueberry pancake which was delicious. The homemade whipped cream and real maple syrup really topped it off great. I NEED to try the blueberry French toast or crepes so we will be back!! My only complaint was how busy it was. We made a reservation and we weren't seated until around 20 minutes after that time slot. Not a big deal, but there's really no good place to stand and we constantly we were in the way of other guests/servers. Anyone trying to walk in quickly left after hearing it was a 1.5 hour wait for a table so reservations are a MUST. We came on a weekend in October. Additionally, the room we were seated in was only heated by one small heater so it was pretty chilly. But totally worth it for the food! Staff was also very attentive and friendly despite how busy it was.

You absolutely must have breakfast at the Edgewater Inn if you are ever at Kennebunkport. Weather…read morepermitting, ask to sit outside overlooking the lake. The staff is exceptionally attentive. I am very curious at the type of training they get but they are FANTASTIC. Our waiter Tristan was great, very patient, went over to explain every dish and how it was prepared. Coffee and tea was served within 2 minutes, followed by complimentary dishes from the kitchen. We ordered three dishes: skillet breakfast, fluffy pancakes and lobster with polenta (sorry, forgot the exact name). OMG. Those pancakes were definitely fluffy and the chef didn't skimp on chocolate chips. The skillet breakfast was savory, nutritious, side salad was a nice touch. My husband loved his polenta with lobsters, he was in the carboloading mood that day. I believe the rooms at the inn are great too; I heard other visitors commenting how much they were enjoying their stay. We would love to come back as guests next time.

We had a great stay at this inn. It was far enough out of town to ensure that we had a peaceful…read morestay. Arti, the innkeeper, was AMAZING. She was full of recommendations (i.e. Goose Rocks Beach) and was friendly and kind without being overbearing. We showed up a bit late and the key was left in a coded lock box for us. The room was compact, but fine for my husband and I for our 2 night stay. We knew beforehand that breakfast would be boxed for us and that was fine. I was happy that they provided yogurt was Chobani and actually had some protein in it (unlike most continental breakfasts that are a carb party). We rented bikes and kayaks during our stay. It was great that they had these for us to utilize. The bikes should be covered during storage, however. They were a bit rusty. This was the priciest place that we stayed during our 7 night trip, but I wouldn't consider it the best. After our stay, I do feel that our stay should not have cost us so much.

Delicious French bakery! Such an assortment of fresh baked goods here and the ideal morning spot…read more Loved the homemade quiche and enjoyed the cinnamon bun warmed and chocolate croissant. I want to come back for their blueberries hand pie. Got there around 8:45am in the fall and it wasn't busy, and a couple of tables open outside. 5 stars!!!

This is one of those places that exists in spite of its mediocrity. Thrives in fact - you have to…read morewait in line to experience their bland, unimaginative, tasteless pastries. Of course they are huge - sized for American giants that require each croissant to have the caloric load of an entire loaf of dough. But I review coffee. And the coffee here - sucks. I ordered a flat white. What I received was an abomination. A way too large cup (12oz maybe?) filled to the brim with tepid, beige milk. I need not pontificate - it sucked. I took a photo, and dropped it into a nearby garbage can. Be a tourist, stand in line, and be disappointed (or thrilled if you are a completely undiscerning toadie) - or go elsewhere. Anywhere elsewhere.

Of course we had to stop for a blueberry muffin in Maine! Mornings in Paris was cute and has…read moreseating inside and outside- the cashier we had was a bit rude, but other than that it was fine. Cashless as well.

We passed this cafe while on our way to Kennebunkport downtown and had to stop. The outside of the…read morecafe is sooo cute and there is lots of outdoor seating. I'd love to return on a nice day with my book. The inside of the cafe is similarly adorable and they have a wide range of dessert offerings. We had a hard time choosing two drinks from the huge menu, and eventually settled on a Campfire Cold Brew and Banana Bread Chai. The server was incredibly helpful in helping me figure out what I wanted, as I was trying to avoid caffeine. The Banana Bread Chai was very delicious, although it could have been a bit thicker and could've used a little more banana flavoring. I'm comparing it to the Starbucks banana bread latte, which I actually prefer, although I'm not a huge Starbucks fan. The Campfire Cold Brew was tasty and had lots of chocolate syrup, but the coffee also tasted a little bitter and watery.

Still amazing value for the money and still some of the most honest breakfast food in Southern…read moreMaine. If you are in the area, need some breakfast, then this is your spot.

I had lunch at Mike's with two other friends yesterday, September eighth…read more The waitresses were rude and we had to ask three times for our waters and she seemed bothered about getting us some! My friend asked that her omelette be cooked more she brought it to the kitchen and then told us it wasn't possible to cook it any further? I have eaten at Mikes often over the years and it has definitely declined in its quality of food and its service!

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.

So disappointed. Blueberry pancakes were blue, chewy and needed to be cut with a knife. Butter was…read morerock hard. The omelette was a total disaster .. luke warm , watery spinach, and minimal ham. Overall, would say a 3. Stone cold potatoes. Fruit cup $10.. rock hard melon and 4 grapes. In closing , tourist trap and very underwhelming .

We just dined there, and the dish I had was a six out of five stars. We have eaten there for years…read moreand always found it to be excellent. I had some trepidation about going after it was sold, and after I read some so-so reviews, and the menu is different. The spinach and garden salads need some jazzing up, but I had the Statler Chicken entree, and I have to say that it was outstanding and probably the best chicken entree I have had at a restaurant. I heartily recommend it, and we will return. We live twenty minutes away, and it is worth the trip. The spicy margarita was also excellent. The waitress, Julia, was attentive but not intrusive. She was great. So yeah, the Village Tavern is worth the trip.

For years, Village Tavern was my favorite restaurant in Southern Maine. That's what makes this…read morereview so difficult to write. If you loved Village Tavern under the previous owners, you should know that the beloved restaurant you remember no longer exists. The name is the same. The esthetic is the same. Some menu items even have the same names. But the experience is not. During our visit, the calamari, salmon, duck, and haddock were all cooked properly, yet each dish was surprisingly bland and forgettable. Many longtime favorites, including the wide selection of side dishes like the broccoli with blue cheese, are gone. This isn't a bad restaurant on its own merits. The problem is that it's trading on the reputation of something that no longer exists. What I find most puzzling is that the new owners kept the Village Tavern name while abandoning so much of what made it successful. When a restaurant has earned decades of loyalty, you would expect new ownership to preserve its strengths. Instead, it feels like they discarded the very things that built its reputation. I left disappointed, but mostly sad. A restaurant I once considered one of the best in Southern Maine is now simply pedestrian and overly priced. Former fans should adjust their expectations accordingly or avoid the disappointment altogether.