Amazing! Charming family run hidden gem!! Lovely attentive…read morestaff. Delicious home made hash. Hubs loved his sausage gravy with eggs. Thank you sherre for a wonderful start to my mother's day!

Ordered take out here and service was pretty quick. 10 minutes and food was ready. Had the SOS and…read moreOMG, so incredible! One of the best biscuits and gravy I've ever had, generous portions too. I'm hooked!

Wow, over one hour for a simple order...kinda terrible, and some attitude from the staff too, new…read moreand clueless. The food was OK. If you are fine sitting an hour plus, the food is decent. Bathrooms clean, table settings a little sloppy. I hope it gets better, not like it used to be. The took the drinks off but still overpriced for what it was. Oh well.

The Marketplace Cafe is conveniently located right off of Route 1. The set up is typical diner…read morestyle, but could definitely use a bit of sprucing up. During our visit, almost everyone else in the restaurant was a regular, so this place is geared towards locals that all seemed very neighborly to each other. Not so neighborly for tourists. Our waitress was pleasant but not too attentive to us. The food was quite well cooked and delicious.

Wish I had started eating at Jodie's sooner. The food is amazing and the staff delightful. My…read morehusband got the Bang Bang Shrimp and it was so yummy and the portions were a great size! Make sure to stop in!

Okay service Haddock chowder was more like potato soup…read moreway too many potatoes very little haddock and thin flavor was decent. Seafood platter was pretty terrible haddock was either frozen or old calamari was hard to find inside the breading same with the shrimp way to thick of a breading. Maybe I just got the worst things on the menu not sure but we went out after to get more food elsewhere.

Still one of our favorite spots. They just opened an expansion that offers more seating... even…read moremore greatness! They did an incredible job maintaining the historicalness of the area with the expansion and added seating that stays with their rustic, plant-loving vibe. As always, the food was delicious, exactly as expected. I always get French toast because it is THE best!

Oh what a place!! I love this little spot (emphasis on LITTLE). This is not a traditional diner -…read moreit's much more like an upgraded coffee shop. You walk in to this gorgeous space, step right up to the counter, and order all the goodies you could possibly want. The drink menu is vast - so many fun coffee beverages for the adventurous, and non-coffee options for everyone else. But if you want to keep it simple, their serve-yourself drip coffee is delightful, and there's plenty of flavors to keep it interesting (peppermint white mocha drip coffee, what??) Ok so you get your bevvie and you work very hard to find a cozy little nook to sit down - maybe someone is waiting for a to go order and gives up their seat for you? It's Gardiner, people are kind! You sit and wait and take in the surroundings - it's almost like you're in a greenhouse, with potted plants everywhere you look and dried flowers hanging from the ceiling. Then your little buzzer goes off and you go get your own food directly from the kitchen - no server/expo/restaurant experience required! Score your own hot sauce, silverware, and other condiments along the way. And dig in! The food is amazing! It's all stuff you've seen on a brunch menu before - French toast, eggs Benedicts, sandwiches - but it's got that extra flair. French toast with lemon curd and raspberries. Corned beef Reuben, but baked in Filo pastry instead of bread. A breakfast scramble with a spicy Korean twist. It's all fun and different and GOOD. You'll be too full, but stop at the counter on the way out the door and snag a fresh croissant or pastry for later. You'll thank me. I would love for this place to be full-service... But I think that might change the whole vibe. There's something cozy about the do-it-yourself aspect. And everything else about Bintliff's is delightful. We can't wait to return.

I would give a zero if allowed. We walked in and I have never seen so much clutter in a…read morerestaurant. One wall is devoted to skulls, another to solar moving characters. Twinkle lights everywhere. We decided to still give it a try. I ordered the Veggie Omelet with Sausage in it. The veggies consisted of a lot of canned mushrooms, 3 or 4 pieces of Broccoli, a few pieces of green pepper and some onion. The Sausage seemed to be a type of Italian. The whole thing was so over cooked that the eggs were dry and chewy. My husband had the Corned Beef Special. His eggs and toast were OK, but the hash was awful. I have never seen Corned Beef cut in cubes and it had cabbage & carrots added. The whole thing was overcooked (almost burned) and not edible. I gave my husband my home fries which he said were OK, but he told me on the way home that he had seen the potatoes being taken out of the refrigerator in an uncovered large tub. The owner was working on an air conditioner on the counter and foul language was used more than once. I have been curious about this place for years and I can say my curiosity is satisfied.

Husband/wife owners are great. Holiday decorations are amazing. You have to visit at Halloween and…read moreChristmas Great food , crab Benedict to die for. For lunch I recommend the grilled chicken BLT.

If you happen to be in Boothbay Harbor during the summer season, grab your breakfast at Waves. It's…read moresmall and cozy inside and serving up one of the best hash breakfast I've ever had. The hangover hash is truly spectacular with sausage, corned beef, pastrami, mushrooms, onions, and peppers. I tried the rye bread which was super fresh and delicious. This is definitely a double meal count. We're good until dinner. To top it off the staff was so friendly and helpful. It makes it so much fun when they feed off of positive energy to make it a great experience. Make this a must do if you're in town. Apologies for failure to grab pictures today.

If you're a fan of getting a terrible cup of coffee this is the place for you…read more If you like your bacon burnt black this is the place for you. Yuck!

The VC , which is housed in the old bagel cafe is a great eatery. We had a Caesar wrap with onion…read morerings and a grilled cheese with tomato bisque (almost). Everything was delivered as described in a timely manner. This is a great place and one that I would tell folks to hit for breakfast or lunch.

I've been kicking around Camden on and off for years and didn't even know this was here. laid back…read moreorder at the counter kind of vib. decent food at reasonable prices. Camden needed a place like this

We were meeting friends in the area for a meal and this place seemed like the perfect place, based…read moreon all of the wonderful contributions I could see on Yelp. We arrived early and found a spot in the very small lot they have next to the building. There were plenty of street spots open within walking distance as well. The whole area fills up starting in late morning, so I would plan your trip and know all of your parking options in advance so that you aren't driving 5 miles an hour down the road looking for parking. LOL There is usually a wait, so just be prepared for it. I was able to put our name on the list and we walked around the area. Our server was great - wow was she energetic. Zipping around, smiling and engaging with all of the customers. Our food was delicious!! The sticky bun...we managed to snag one of the last few left. Again, get there early if you don't want to miss out. The corned beef hash - amazing Biscuits - YUM Gravy - savory goodness. Home fries - flavorful and not too greasy. Eggs - perfect! I highly recommend this place and I hope to be able to return again soon, during the non-tourist season.

Home Kitchen Cafe is one of my favorite restaurants in Rockland, and is a regular stop during my…read morebi-annual visits to dear friends in Cushing. This cozy breakfast and lunch spot is popular with locals and visitors, so you'll likely have to wait for a table. It is definitely worth the wait, but If you're in a hurry, check to see if a seat is available at the counter. Service at Home Kitchen is warm and welcoming, and you're in for a treat if you're lucky enough to sit in Zan's area (short for Suzanne). I couldn't decide between a tuna sandwich or a grilled cheese, and she suggested combining both into a tuna melt. Brilliant! Along with a shared order of large fries, it was a tasty and filling lunch. The best part? All of it was gluten free! Home Kitchen bakes their own GF bread and pastries, and they are far superior to grocery-store GF baked goods. Even though we were sated from lunch, Zan encouraged us to order dessert, since they had a GF chocolate cupcake with salted caramel frosting. On her recommendation, we got two cupcakes to go - a GF chocolate cupcake for me, and a pumpkin cupcake with maple cream cheese frosting for my friend -- which we enjoyed later in the day from the comforts of home. Wow. Super delicious. More please!

She's just getting started but Kristy's Cafe is a bit of heaven in the burg (Phippsburg). The menu…read moreis still limited and local produce and groceries coming very soon, but the ambience cannot be beat for a summer respite with sandwich in the large gardens or in the rustic house. Pure country delight. I only had a breakfast burrito so far, huge and delicious. I can't wait till the shop is stocked. I hear in a week or so! This spot is worth a stop in your Popham travels and beyond.

Holy goodness!! Worth the hype!!…read more This was on my list of places to try and wow I am so happy we finally did! As soon as we walked in, i knew it would be great as you can see them working in the kitchen. I always think that shows how good the food will be if you can see them work. The food was fantastic, the donut was insane!! All of it was so tasty I can't wait to start driving up and taking everyone I know. I know I will love it through the seasons too! Everything is so fresh. The space is small but quaint so I would recommend getting a reservation! They do have a sweet bar you can sit at and look into the kitchen too. I loved the market, you can actually go and grab something to drink in there and have it for your table. The market also has quality cooking ingredients you can buy and cute nic nacs too!

What a hidden gem in a town i've never visited before. I decided to make it to brunch for mother's…read moreday weekend and i really can't recommend this spot enough for a delicious and down to earth meal with people you love. I think the space is very cozy, with an open kitchen and wood tables and bar. The cute little market in back is wonderful to check out before or after your meal. The staff is absolutely wonderful. So kind and making recommendations along with answering any questions you have. I think for the price of food you are really getting a great deal. Everything is made fresh in house from scratch which you can watch when you sit at the bar which i did. Watching orange juice wbu freshly squeezed and the donuts being put together from absolute scratch. The burger is definitely a great choice, I couldn't get over the house cut fries and the alna sauce was wonderful to dip them in. The burger was juicy and delicious and paired perfectly with the Volcanique red they had on the menu. My mother ordered the grits and eggs, this dish was cooked perfectly and had a house made salsa verde. The side of sourdough is a must get for shareable side. The house made jam was spectacular - they make every sauce and dip and spread in house and you can really tell. It elevates the meal so much. The drinks were a bit overpriced in my opinion but as someone who lives in Portland i wasn't surprised they were priced that way. The standout from the meal was definitely the sour dough donut. This was fried fresh to order and we had the seasonal flavor that was lime glazed and it was absolutely breathtaking! The crispy exterior with the fluffy inside was perfection - you have to order this. I definitely will need to come and check out dinner here. Highly recommend making the trek out!