What a great little coffee shop! In the heart of downtown, this spot has the small town feel that…read moreyou're looking for in Bath. The coffee was excellent and the service was fast, despite the morning rush. There were also a ton of coffee, smoothie, and breakfast options.

My sister and I popped into here to pick up a Green smoothie w/ spirulina and an Oatmeal cookie. It…read morewas very busy but made sense being a Sunday morning. Our smoothie took about 5-10 minutes after ordering and enjoyed the taste since we wanted something a little sweet with some fiber. The oatmeal cookie wasn't my favorite since they added an additional citrus flavor and I'm not usually a fan of zesty desserts. Overall, its a cute and decent size cafe where you can easily spend hours working or relaxing. There are about 10 small tables to sit at so there weren't any seats when we were there. Would come again to try some of their many other dessert options.

This orange cardamom latte and chorizo breakfast burrito (with a little Cholula packet) might be…read morethe ultimate way to start a day! Amazing vibe, kind service - will stop by any time I'm in town.

I came here to replenish my coffee beans, having miscalculated how much to bring on my camping…read moretrip. Their beans are from a small local roastery. That matters to me. Time and Tide in Biddeford. Since I was there I had a cup too, because why not. It was decent, but maybe just the slightest bit weak? Or maybe not. Lots of fancier options too but I don't go for those. They have a selection of baked goods. I think they're all from other small local businesses, not made here. I had a lemon blueberry scone with the coffee which was outstanding. Delightfully light in texture, not heavy or greasy, and not overly sweet. Lemony of course and the blueberries were plentiful, tangy, and small. I'd guess they were wild Maine blueberries (frozen of course this being April) but I'm not sure. A maple glaze completed this masterpiece. They didn't forget the chocolate lovers. A very dark enormous brownie called to me but reluctantly I passed. Maybe tomorrow. It annoys me when bakeries don't have any chocolate offerings. From the hand pie selection I chose a Carrot, Leek, and Goat Cheese for later. Also outstanding. The crust was flaky, not dry, subtly buttery, and just the right thickness for the filling which was generous. (It made it all the way to the edges, which many hand pies do not.) Decorated with thyme leaves. The filling was sweet, which I thought was just from the caramelized leeks but I read on the wrapper that sugar is also an ingredient. Just the right amount. The carrots were "rainbow", in several colors, and very pretty. Pretty expensive at $8 but for the size and quality I'm glad I got it. The place is very small but looks like a comfortable place to hang out. A few small tables, walls decorated with painted flowers and vines. The counter people were nice and thanked me for coming in. Customers were mostly engrossed in conversations, not absorbed into their devices. Even though it was just a quick stop for take-out I enjoyed my visit.

the egg nog lattee was amazing. there is not a chain that can come close. Staff was friendly and…read moreinviting. If you are in boothbay it is the coffee shop too visit

The coffee was hot and well-made! The biscotti was tasty with a good texture, not too hard not too…read moresoft. The chocolate croissant had a Nutella filling that was delicious and it was especially good being dipped in the hot chocolate.

Visited here a couple times and both great visits. Staff very friendly and helpful. Signage right…read morewhere needed to assist with your sandwich making process. Dining area beautiful. Food is delicious and very fresh tasting. Definitely suggest if you've not eaten there I suggest you do.

Wild Oats was the perfect surprise stop on our road trip from Portland to Bar Harbor. We pulled off…read morein Brunswick for a quick break and ended up having one of the best coffee experiences of the entire trip. I walked in thinking I'd order something simple, but Jocelyn somehow anticipated exactly what I wanted before I even said it -- an oatmeal latte with honey infused right into the espresso. It was warm, silky, lightly sweet, and honestly one of the most thoughtful, dialed‑in drinks I've had anywhere. You can tell when someone really knows their craft, and she absolutely does. We also grabbed the curried chicken sandwich, which was fresh, flavorful, and the perfect balance of creamy and bright. It's the kind of sandwich that makes you pause mid‑bite and go, "Wait... this is really good." The whole place has that cozy‑local‑favorite energy -- friendly staff, great food, and the kind of coffee that makes you want to reroute your trip just to come back again. If you're driving through Freeport, Camden, or anywhere along the coast, Wild Oats is 100% worth the detour.

The coffee was excellent but more than that the barista was super nice and knowledgeable. I love…read morethe pecan cake!

Environment-weird, Menu-weird, owners?-weird(but in a good way), food-Perfect. This is the hole in…read morethe wall of hole in the walls. My gf got a breakfast sandwich which was one of the few foods I would call perfect. Dog bar Jim is an authentically weird restaurant with 5 star food. I wish more restaurants were this way.

Farm 23 is located outside of town. It is open only till 2 PM on weekdays and closes earlier on…read moreweekends. I don't have the exact hours but you might want to check because I've been there when they're closed. I do know they open at seven and on the weekend, you wanna get there early because they do sell out of things. All their pastries are killer. Today bought a blueberry muffin, a maple cinnamon roll and the special of the day, which I don't know the name of, but it was a biscuit with clotted cream and homemade raspberry jam made out of the owners garden. It was scrumptious. It is also a little store and you can buy all kinds of cute things in there, there is an area to eat both inside and outside, but I am only talking of three or four tables in each location. They also make coffee drinks and they also have croissants with eggs and bacon. Have not had one of those in years so I can't really comment on that. Anyway, well worth a little side trip to this darling bakery.

What a fun stop. I looked up local coffee shops and this was close and had great reviews. I'm so…read moreglad we popped in. I got a latte and a gift for my granddaughter--so many items for babies and children's gifts. I asked how long they've been there and was told 6 years. I said wow, you made it through COVID, that says a lot. He replied that's when they opened, right before the world closed for business. He said the shop items got them through the worst of it. Every place has a story. It's nice when you meet someone willing to chat for a while. They have the best looking baked goods too!! The outdoor eating steals inviting--they've even prepared for your furry friends with water bowls and a doggie bed.

Highest quality pastries, breads, and desserts, plus pizza slices, frittatas, and sandwiches. Very…read morecute interior, with exposed brick, glass cases, beautifully displayed food. Right next door (connected on the inside) is a seating area for eating in, where they also serve gelato and coffees. This place is a gem. I wish it was a little closer to my home, but now that I know about it, I will stop in every time I go to or through Bath. We tried several items, ate some there, and brought some home. We tried the pizza, a veggie frittata, and 3 Cornetti which is an Italian version of croissants, slight denser, just as flakey, just a buttery, maybe even more delicious. We tried the almond, the raspberry and the chocolate...all were incredible. They also have a nice selection of bottled Italian soft drinks. I tried the rose water. The fragrance and flavor of rose was amazing. Will definitely be back.

I want to keep this review extremely simple by just saying you absolutely need to make it to this…read morebakery. It's easily 5 stars with their warm environment, artisan pastries and breads and craft coffee. Not the mention any time I visit I am greeted by the sweetest staff. Such a gem for Bath!

Mae's Café has been around for many years with different owners. It always has such an inviting and…read morehomey feel. The dining areas are bright and welcoming. We went recently for breakfast. We were greeted by a friendly server The menu was diverse, and all the dishes seemed well curated. They serve local coffee! I had the generously portioned sweet potato and scrambled egg bowl. My husband ordered corned beef eggs Benedict with home fries. It was unfortunate that his home fries were cold and rather dried up. The server offered to bring out fresh home fries. then the front of the house manager brought our bill and discounted the tab greatly. He was very apologetic. We definitely would go back based on this customer service. Worth mentioning, there is a side entrance that is handicap accessible (the main entrance on Centre Street has steps leading up to it). But if one wanted to go to the bakery counter from that entrance, there are a few steps to get to that level.

Bath has quite a few breakfast options, and it was hard to choose, but we are so glad we gave Mae's…read morea try! We were seated quickly, and the server was attentive and friendly. Our beverages were there in no time flat. I ordered the avocado toast. WOW! Excellent decision! Perfect slices of avocado and tomato on toast, served with two eggs and the freshest, most beautiful fruit cup! Delicious! My son ordered the breakfast burrito with no onions, and although it did arrive with onions, he was successful in removing them. He said it was very good. Although we didn't try any, their bakery items looked mouthwatering.

Really nice to be on Bailey Island with a quaint grocery store that also makes good food. Helpful,…read morefriendly staff and it's also entertaining to be able to chat with local fisherman eating there. We've had delicious breakfast sandwiches & tasty cheese burgers, enjoyed the daily special of meatloaf too. They also make a great pepperoni pizza for takeout. BIGS is well stocked with beer, wine & snacks so you don't need to go to town for supplies - love it!

Super friendly people making yummy sandwiches, salads, pizza. Also sells Tylenol and general store…read moreitems. Great vibe representing the island.

Stellar and unique experience at Lady Oyster!…read more Fantastic views, locally sourced and delicious oysters, great wine pairings, and incredible knowledge gained -- cannot say enough positive things about our oyster tasting experience.

I booked a half day seafood adventure with Lady Oyster while my brothers and sister in law were…read morevisiting Maine from the West Coast. From the second we walked in this felt like a one of a kind experience. The table was set beautifully, Virginia and her team were so welcoming, and she is so incredibly knowledgeable. After the oyster tasting we enjoyed a lobster roll and then hopped on Captain Joe's boat for a tour of an oyster farm and a ride around this beautiful midcoast area. Timing of the tides worked out so that we got to see a bunch of seals. Captain Joe also helped us shuck some oysters while we enjoyed delicious rum punch cocktails he whipped up on the boat. We ended the tour with a beautiful sunset before heading back to the dock. Since moving to Maine seven years ago, it seems like during summertime, all the classic destinations have become so overrun with tourists and certain activities and places that are my go-tos have lost a bit of their charm. I think that's what I loved so much about Lady Oyster. Located in a tiny little peninsula village called West Point, it is off the beaten path, and almost feels like stepping back in time. I would 10/10 recommend Lady Oyster to anyone looking for a true hidden Maine gem. I hope to come back this winter for one of her dinners!