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    3.6 (248 reviews)
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    Matthew L.

    Stonewall Kitchen is a specialty food producer that opened in Portsmouth, New Hampshire in 1991. It was founded by business partners Jonathan King and Jim Scott. The company was initially started as a homemade products stall at a local farmers market. Working from a small folding table and calling themselves "Stonewall Kitchen", the stall was successful, selling all stock. The business eventually began producing vinegars, oils, pesto, jams and baked goods. The operation then branched out into selling wholesale, and by 1993 they were approached by Crate & Barrel to produce 2,500 jars of Orange Cranberry Marmalade. To increase production capacity, Stonewall Kitchen purchased and renovated an 18th-century barn in Kittery, Maine. By 2000, they moved to a larger property in nearby York. A visitors area was added to this facility in 2003. As of 2022, Stonewall Kitchen is now owned by TA Associates. The brand is now available in 42 countries and the York facility receives over 500,000 visitors annually. My extended family and I visited the Stonewall Kitchen Company Store & Café this past summer while we were vacationing in York. The location is just gorgeous and features every Stonewall Kitchen product imaginable in the store. We loaded up on quite a few of our favorite products and even discovered some new ones; lots of free samples too! We also decided to stay for lunch in the café, which features delicious menu items made with Stonewall Kitchen products. I ordered the "Lobster Mac & Cheese" (Montebello organic torchiette pasta, fresh local lobster meat, mascarpone, fontina, asiago, cheddar, served w/ mixed greens & classic Italian dressing), my wife had the "Lobster BLT" (fresh local lobster meat, cherrywood-smoked bacon, celery, green leaf lettuce, vine-ripened tomatoes, housemade basil mayonnaise, buttered brioche, served w/ dill pickle spear & housemade Maine potato chips), our older son had the "Turkey Club" (sliced roasted turkey breast, cherrywood-smoked bacon, garlic herb cheese spread, cucumbers, green leaf lettuce, vine-ripened tomatoes, red pepper jelly, sliced sourdough bread), and our younger son had the "Mac & Cheese" (Montebello organic torchiette pasta, mascarpone, fontina, asiago, cheddar). Not surprisingly, everything was superb! We had a memorable experience at the Stonewall Kitchen Company Store and we hope to return in the future!

    One of the many sample areas to try product.
    Mickey O.

    This is a very popular stop for vacationers in Southern Maine. Sometimes you can get a deal on over-run products, or products that are slightly off the mark as far as texture or maybe packaging. They have lots of jars of product open, that customers can try on crackers. Some people stand there and gorge themselves, which is disgusting. There are plenty of different types of jams, sauces, spreads, relishes to suit just about anyone's taste. While purchasing a couple jars of jam, I asked "Gail" why Stonewall Kitchen doesn't make a straight cranberry jam or jelly. Her response was "We don't make ANY basic stuff, it's BORING." I said "Well, you make blueberry, strawberry, and grape jelly , and those are ALL basic flavors." Then I told her to mention it to the "higher ups" in charge, and her response was "You tell them."

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    John H.

    Maine. The way life should be. Our first stop was Stonewall Kitchen for its famous Lobster BLT. I also had the New England Clam Chowder. Both excellent. The Lobster BLT is expensive but well worth it. Plenty of parking. Plenty of outdoor seating - very comfortable and sturdy. The counter service was friendly and efficient and the bathrooms are clean. Plenty of shopping in the company store but my wife was able to get me out of the store without buying blueberry anything and everything.

    Mug of chowdah!
    Pat B.

    Stopped by today to shop and grab a little lunch. The hubs and I both had chowdah! It was delicious and hit the spot. The salads also looked delicious that other patrons were eating. Busy place so seating can be tight.

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    Natalie S.

    This is a shopping mecca for jams, jellies, baking mixes, kitchen housewares, etc. They do allow you to taste the different jams as well as their party mix (pretzels). Their jams are yummy! I bought the Maine blueberry jam to bring back as a gift. The place was packed when we were there. They do have a cafe for coffee and lunch, however we did not eat there. Their gardens are quiet lovely,check them out

    Denise A.

    We decided to stop here on our way home from our Maine getaway and arrived ready to shop. As we were famished, we were so happy to see the adjacent cafe and we decided to eat before continuing our shopping. The cafe area is well laid out and inviting. I like that just about every menu item incorporates one or more of their products sold right in the store. They also have baked goods to purchase. Order at the register and they bring to your table. You clear the table yourself. We had the tuna melt with lemon dill aioli and green relish and the Stonewall burger with garlic onion jam. Both were well presented and tasted great and filled us up so we were ready to shop! The store is very well organized and easy to maneuver. There are dressings, jams, jellies, sauces, spices, candies, chocolates, teas, maple syrups, bakeware, pancake and crepe mixes, candles, and lovely ready made gift baskets. We were able to snag some really good deals on discounted holiday gift items. While I both love and appreciate that most of their products do come in glass containers, my only complaint is that some of the items for this reputable brand contain unfavorable ingredients such as dyes- so if you care be sure to read the labels. We do love their Maine wild blueberry jam (no dyes) so we stocked up. We also bought a variety of other items to try. We did not see nor were offered samples of any products during our visit as other reviews mentioned. That would been great Service at the cafe and store were super. Worth a stop in!

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    Deborah K.

    Very nice store. Love their products. People working here were helpful and friendly. I purchased a beautiful seaglass ornament for a friend and a quality tea towel and lemon curd.

    Napa Valley Naturals, distributed by Stonewall Kitchen
    Bruce K.

    I had no idea that "Napa Valley Naturals" was coming from Maine but it is. I am a big fan of their organic red wine vinegar and organic olive oils, which I've picked up at my supermarket here in North Carolina. Stonewall Kitchen is quite the conglomerate, selling jams, cocktail sauces, pickled vegetables, pastas, seasonings, soaps, coffee, and even candles. I'll be looking for Stonewall Kitchen but in the meanwhile, this vinegar is perfect on a salad or mixed in with my special tuna mayonnaise. [Review 16497 overall - 100 in Maine - 5 of 2022.]

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    Bill S.

    I am lover of anything Stonewall! If you go to any specialty grocery store or even the "fancy" aisle of the supermarket there is a Stonewall section. Walking into the Stonewall Kitchen Headquarters in Maine was truly a nice experience. I was expecting to see folks in bonnets churning jams (Is that a thing) but it wasn't like that at all. The best of the best, proudly on display at Stonewall Kitchen. All the jams, jellies, cake mixes, cream sauces, soups, soaps as well as kitchen gadgets all for sale at Stonewall Kitchen HQ. We shopped for about an hour, there were a few items I didn't purchase because our basket was getting pricey. We're at the register and I asked just on a whim, hey is there an Stonewall Outlet store? Sure is! 4 miles down the road. My Stonewall Kitchen Outlet Review is going to follow this review. The Outlet is ok... I'm suggesting you go there first to see what little items they do offer Then, come here, shop for some fan-say Stonewall products and go to their cafe for a quick bite. 2 two cents. Keepin' it real as always! Bill S

    Kellie R.

    Stonewall Kitchen wasn't as big as I expected for being the headquarters. However, the store was very clean and easy to navigate. The store layout was fine but wasn't well organized when it came to having the same products down a few shelves from the others of the same type (ex: lavender candles with the lavender dish soap and hand soap but then there's lavender candles in the middle of the floor and by the registers-sort of thing). The bathrooms were clean and well stocked. The staff were helpful, friendly, and quick. The cafe was great and the mocha was delicious!

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    I do not recommend this company, because:: among other things, they use styrofoam in their packaging. A huge turnoff!

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