Wicked friendly with amazing house made treats! Stop in and enjoy a freshly made donut at this…read morecasual spot. Tip - cash only as far as I'm aware

I would normally give this place a 4 star but only because it doesn't have many food options to…read moresupport my diet (dairy/meat free), HOWEVER, their vibe and offerings rock and they have cultivated such a great offering for the community. It's one of the most vibrant spots in the city I have found. I've had their bagels before which are great! But they don't have any vegan cream cheese yet. Maybe someday. They do have Oat and almond milk options for coffees for only .50 additional charge, which is unheard of and greatly appreciated! They have smoothie bowls which I'm stoked to try when the weather is a little warmer. They have a chess board table and a little pac man arcade-type game. And a little crayon/board game section. Parking: street or out back. There's a walkway between the buildings to get to their main street entrance if you park out back.

Service was great and the mini-donuts were beautiful and delicious! Coffee was good, too.read more

Before we left New York for Maine, we put a list together of all the places that we wanted to try…read morewhoopies pies from. My family has been making whoopie pies for decades and every time I go to Maine, we try to find pies that remind us of the ones that we make! We came across Auntie's House in our search and knew that we needed to try their whoopie pie balls. Upon entering the bakery, we were enveloped in the scent of warm chocolate cake. It made my stomach rumble immediately! We picked out 6 whoopie pie balls to share. While I wouldn't exactly call them "whoopie pies" they were very good. We tried a few different flavors and all of them were tasty. We also tried the chocolate covered cookie dough bites ! Service was very friendly - the woman behind the counter could not have been friendlier to us. She answered all of our questions and was patient as we made our choices.

This is a must when you visit Maine. The whoopie pies were sweet and delicious but the whoopie pie…read moreballs were even better. Our favorite was the Boston cream. These would make a great gift or save them for yourself!

The bakery helps the homeless shelter located on property. Their rolls and breads are delicious…read more Not as impressed with the donuts and turnovers. Service was good. No one else was there when I went. It is a little local place popular in Apple picking season.

Usually don't write neg. reviews but I bought an apple pie on Sat. here and was very disappointed…read morewith the pie. The apples were hard and the bottom crust was still raw. I paid $29 for a loaf of wheat bread, a brownie and the pie. It had to be the most expensive pie I have ever bought. I have had better pies from super markets.

Was craving a donut on a Thursday afternoon so I stopped by around 2:30pm. They were out of donuts…read moreso I snagged a carrot cake and it was DIVINE. It was so moist and I love all the chunks in it. Tried to get a photo before I devoured it ':D

My wife and I returned to The Potter's House for another enjoyable experience. We have tried many…read moreand enjoyed most of their donuts and breakfast sandwich's. We are always greeted by a friendly staff member to help us with our selections. They try their best to make you feel like you're part of the Potter's family.

Saturday morning visit around 7 AM. Cute and cozy farmhouse chic space, with ordering out of a…read moredisplay case and eating outside on tables. Friendly staff. Many options. The croissants all looked good in the case, but didn't come close to wowing as much as all the five star reviews would suggest. Only one out of the three was warm, and none of the three had that must-have croissant crackle that leaves crumbs all over your shirt. More of a dish rag feel here. On the plus side, the everything croissant had really good flavor and the chocolate croissant was buttery. Unfortunately, same texture as what you get at Starbucks. Maybe it was an off day? Not bad, but if you've had the croissants at Belleville in Portland or a handful of shops in Boston, this doesn't compare.

So good I practically moved to Kennebunk…read more Best of the best as far as French in America bakeries go. Croissants, bread, quiche. Everything I've had has been phenomenal. The line is ALWAYS out the door because it's just that good.

Our friend who lives here picked up a mocha cake for our friend and a ready to bake strawberry…read morerhubarb pie for us. My girls loved the cake; I thought it was a little sweet. But the strawberry rhubarb pie - OMG- was out of this world! It came ready to bake, so when we took it out of the oven, it was hot, the crust was flaky and crispy, and the strawberry rhubarb filling was heaven! Especially when served up with some local homemade French vanilla ice cream. I wish I had taken a picture, but we were too busy devouring it! This pie is literally summer on a plate. The Elderflower Buttermilk cakes look so good, too!

I am a sucker for cookies and will buy a single one wherever I see them. I picked up a cookie at…read moreFiddleheads Farms today and it was splendid. Perfect. I got a heath bar cookie. It was fat and soft and chewy and moist and delicious. If they pay that much attention to the cookies, the cakes and everything else must be great!

Ok wait....WAIT! I had a piece of cake from Three Sisters Cake Shop today at the Dover 400th block…read moreparty. I took it home so I could have it for dessert. I had the signature cake. When I tell you it was the best cake I ever had in my life and maybe the best dessert I've ever had in my 52 years of life, I am not exaggerating. So moist and so damn yummy! I know they also make outstanding wedding cakes because I remember a few years ago, they replicated my in-laws' wedding cake for their 50th anniversary - everyone loved that cake, too. BUT, this signature cake...great job Three Sisters. I am now a HUGE fan!