While vacationing at Lake Arrowhead, we ventured out to try breakfast at Snickerdoodles and we were…read moreso glad we did! We ended up going twice during our week there. Fun, different coffee selections - I got the Xocolotl (chocolate, cinnamon and cayenne) and Snickerdoodle lattes - both delicious with coffee ice cubes. We also had the Mainer, New York and Italian breakfast sandwiches. They were delicious - Mainer was the perfect mapley Maine breakfast and the ciabatta on the Italian was the best and most fresh I've ever had. Quick friendly service, adorable decor and atmosphere. We'll be back!

$10 for an ice tea and bagel with cream cheese. Bagel was just okay. Tea was very tasty but not $10…read moreworth for both.

The food was amazing! The service was fabulous. The place was quaint. Parking was ample…read more We were seared right away. It wasn't too bust but it was a Tuesday. We ordered a fried chicken appetizer, and then I had a berry salad. I was so happy I didn't even quarter a protein for my salad.Because the fried chicken appetizer was so big. The fried chicken was probably the best fried chicken.I have ever had it was crispy.And juicy on the inside. My husband also had a ruben with some fresh made fries. The fries were crispy and just delicious. I will definitely be putting this restaurant on my regular rotation of restaurants.I like to eat at.

We stopped in on our way back to CT to grab some food to go! Be prepared for a bit of a wait....but…read moreit was worth it! The sausage breakfast burrito was sooo good! Highly recommend putting the potatoes inside the burrito! It was sooo much food, we probably should have split it! But either way, we won't have to stop again on our road trip! Thanks Chef

We veered off our course to find breakfast, and this place was worth it. The raisin toast was…read moreespecially good with our eggs and home fries. The local American Legion/VFW has loaned framed photo displays of local vets and tear-jerking news clippings about a local Korean War POW who was repatriated in 1953 after 32 months as a prisoner. The restaurant was cozy with 1970s music playing. We were the only customers, so there was no after-holiday rush.

Wow! Is all I can say. Breakfast is really something that…read moreis hard to mess up. If you follow my reviews I very seldom Post anything negative. Staff, what there was of staff, seemed tired and over worked. The food. I did not finish. I ordered pancakes. They were extremely dry, you could taste in mixed dry ingredient. Bacon was the highlight. We are always looking for a new spot for breakfast and this was not a good start on a Sunday

One of my all time favorite restaurants in Maine! Recently stopped in beacuse traveling through the…read morearea. Great portions, great service and great prices. Nice quiet and well spaced out seating so you can hear everyone is your party. Would make a trip back out to Maine just to go here.

My family has been here quite a few times, and the reviews have always been mixed. Some absolutely…read morelove it, while others don't really care for it. I finally came in for the first time about a week ago. I ordered the chicken pesto sandwich. It wasn't bad, but it also didn't wow me. It was fine. My boyfriend, on the other hand, loved his burger. The portions are definitely generous, so come hungry. The service was friendly and attentive, and I really enjoyed sitting in the back under the lanterns. Cute and cozy atmosphere. Overall, I'd give this place another try, but it's not somewhere I'm rushing to go back to.

I had the brisket and cheese sandwich, it was excellent. A different take on the sandwich than…read moreothers I've had and I really like that. The flavors worked well together, the meat was really good and the bread was fresh. I like their fries also. Service was very friendly.

Started out that this may not be a good option. We were sat quickly, many open tables and after the…read moremorning rush. Two tables sat after us were provided drinks and service before us. No one even acknowledged us. Finally my husband got a servers attention and we ordered quickly. Food was decent. Mimosas were great. I verified my food order but cross contamination was not as careful as explained. They have gluten free options but the kitchen isn't as careful as explained.

The food is freshly cooked and done to perfection. A great menu selection is a plus for this small…read morebusiness. The people are friendly and pleasant.

Both of the people preparing food had gloves on - great! - but kept going to the register to ring…read morecustomers up using cash and credit cards and did not change their gloves off when they went back to making food! Had we seen this going on before we ordered, we would have moved on.

My only mistake was coming early on Tuesday. The English muffins wouldn't be ready until 9:30ish…read more Had a ham, egg & cheese on an English muffin. All I can say is great sandwich. I had a large iced coffee with coffee ice cubes... great iced coffee. Bought a few pastries that must have been leftovers from the weekend--- they were awesome. Our next trip will be next Wednesday morning. Looking forward to bringing my bride with me for the trip through the country. Sorry no meaningful pictures of my sandwich etc...

You should definitely go out of your way to score some fresh baked English muffins from here!…read more For the sandwiches: WOW, there are a lot of options! Like twenty, I think? It can be a bit overwhelming to try and look through them all behind the plexiglass of the register. Choose from solid basic breakfast sandwiches (like a bacon, egg, and cheese) or something a little more creative like "The Monstah" (double egg, sausage, bacon, hashbrown, ketchup, cheese) or the "Some Like It Hot" (double egg, pepperjack, hashbrown, pickled jalapeno, and chipotle maple mayo). There's even a couple vegan options! I tried the "What The Cluck?!": vegan chicken (I think it was a Morningstar Farm patty), vegan gouda, green lightening jam, and tofu. It was okay. A bit stodgy for me; I'm unsure what the point of the tofu was; the gouda was the predominant taste. I think it could have been brightened up by some kind of fresh green or tomato or something; maybe even more of the jam because, while my sandwich didn't have much, when I did get to taste it packed such a pleasant punch! If you're looking for a hearty, hot, filling American style breakfast sandwich, you're gonna love it here. The wait can be quite long (my sandwich took a half hour), and the folks running it are busy, busy so don't expect much by way of friendly chitchat.

Stopped in to see what this place was about and it was so cute. I didn't realize there was sit in…read morespace and a menu for a meal. But I did grab a fantastic cappuccino. It was made with perfect foam and the coffee was so good. I loved it. I will be back to try the menu. Service was very friendly too. I caught them when they opened and they were so sweet

I've been aware of Rooted Heart since a little before they opened, but had yet to visit. Buxton…read moreisn't an area we typically find ourselves near but after a Maine Maple Sunday adventure we did find ourselves close and knew we needed to swing by. Best choice of the day by far and we have discovered a new favorite spot. By the name you can tell they are a cafe but are also an apothecary will be our definite go to for tea blends now. Plenty of parking available which is great and you will first notice it has rustic vibes from the outside. Inside is a little less rustic but still has the perfect feel/vibes. Cozy and inviting with lots of art on the walls. They have a number of bar stools, a few tables then a couple comfy couches to enjoy your food/drinks. Even with the snowy weather they were busy but we snagged a spot on one of the couches. I got their normal latte and my wife got their Maple Weekend special Spiced Maple Latte. Both were phenomenal and they use Milkweed Coffee Roasters. Which they are a spot that uses and supports local and makes a lot of their own things as well. Food wise we each got one of their sausage egg and cheese sandwiches on an English muffin. Again even the sausage was locally made and you could tell the English muffin was freshly made. We got them with goat cheese and pesto and they were the perfect breakfast sandwich, so much flavor! These would be absolute must try and in combination with their drinks are worth visiting for! I can't wait to return and get another sandwich and/or try even more food! Such a unique and welcoming cafe that also offers all your apothecary needs!

I stopped by Sebago Station 4 for breakfast very recently. They serve breakfast all day and lunch…read moreuntil 2pm offering variety of egg dishes, omelettes, pancakes, French toast, burgers (beef or meatless patty), hot dogs, chicken tenders, steak fries, and a kids menu. They offer Maine's Best Coffee and plenty of bottled drinks from the cooler wall. The place has a lunch counter with 10 stools, 3 booths and a few tables in the open dining area. I could seat myself at any table when I walked in with menus already at the tables. I ordered a Build Your Own Omelette with Cheddar Cheese, Green Peppers, Mushrooms, and Sausage, with choice of 2 breakfast sides choosing hash browns and a grilled buttered blueberry muffin. As I was waiting for my food, I could feel the old wooden floor moving as people walked in and out of the place. As for breakfast, it was okay. The omelette was pretty small which was a folded egg sheet filled with melted cheese, chopped green peppers, preserved mushrooms, and crumbled sausage. The shredded hash browns potatoes were grilled nicely and the warm grilled buttered blueberry muffin was soft & caky and very sweet. After I was done, the check was promptly dropped off and dishes, silverware and ice water cup cleared. However, the price of the Build Your Own Omelette was off, which indicated starting price of $6.99 with cheese and adding ingredients were additional charge. The price on the check was instead $8 and the added ingredients peppers (+$0.50), mushrooms (+$0.50), and sausage (+$0.75) were correct. The staff here was courteous and they left me in peace to enjoy my breakfast.

This was our second visit to the Sebago Station 4. We are fortunate to fly in as it's located at…read morethe Limington Me airport. Plenty of parking for cars and planes alike. Seating inside and out depending on the season. They like so many establishments are struggling to find help in both the front and back of the house. They are always polite and welcoming in true Maine fashion. The food is good but not amazing but good and consistent. Pricing is fair and the portions are perfect. Overall I think worth the stop.

I have dined at Town Hill Grille several times. Food, Service and Ambiance are great.read more

We arrived for lunch on our way back from NH. The service was good and I loved the atmosphere! Cute…read moreplace that I'm sure could get quite busy for dinner time. The reuben sandwich was okay, seemed to be lacking something, but my wife really enjoyed her bourbon chicken sandwich, saying it was fantastic.