Best cupcakes for miles and miles they last for a few days,…read morethe flavor is of homemade cake they sell worth and without frosting and the service is excellent

We absolutely loved working with Laugh Loud Smile Big for our wedding at the Samoset! Kayla and…read moreVicki were incredibly kind, thoughtful, and easy to work with from start to finish. They brought our wedding cake vision to life - the design was perfectly "us", and the macarons were so delicious we still dream about them. I even stopped by the bakery on our way home just to take a box with us! Highly recommend them to any couple looking for beautiful and unforgettable desserts.

Absolutely takes the cake. Then gives the cake back, perfectly formed. We got a cake that ended up…read morehaving 18 layers. They earned DownEast Magazine's best bakery in Maine a few years back. Tiny tiny.

My family and I spent this past week in Camden for my husbands birthday. I contacted the bakery for…read morea custom cake and got a quick and detailed response over email. I ordered a small carrot cake with cream cheese frosting. The cake had beautiful frosting details and a walnut topping. It was hands down one of the best carrot cakes we've ever had (and that's comparing against bakeries in Boston like Flour!). I would highly recommend to anyone visiting Camden.

A little pricey for the portions and casual vibe, but Camden Deli was still a solid spot for a…read morequick lunch. We weren't very hungry and were looking for something informal during a weekend day trip to Camden when we came across this deli. I had the sausage and peppers soup along with a broccoli salad, and both were really good. My husband ordered a small side of pasta, which he said was yummy. That said, just those three items came out to $27, which felt a bit steep for pre-made food ordered at the counter. The dining room does have large windows with beautiful water views which was a plus. Service was fine overall.

Sandwich shop right on the water in Camden. I got the chicken bacon ranch sandwich and it was very…read moregood. It comes with chips. They have lots of seating and a view of the water. It was busy on a Sunday when we got there but they got our order right away and we didn't wait too long. I also got a coffee which was decent. Great lunch spot!

Chicken baskets are good! Fries can be a little off sometimes but mostly they are pretty great and…read morethe staff is accommodating. I heard it was sold not that long ago just got back to Maine and tried them again- it's been a couple years but it's still the same great taste I remember.

Cute little place. Mixture of old and new items. Tasty treats to purchase. I recommend anything…read morewith blueberry. Pastries made fresh!

A cozy cafe in the heart of downtown Camden, Zoot is a good spot to get good coffee and tea. Staff…read moreis friendly and welcoming. While it can get pretty crowded, they have a lot of comfortable seating options. My partner got a latte, which he said was great (and he's a bit of a latte snob). The main complaint is that they end food service early on, so don't count on their menu after 2pm or so.

This little café was so cute. I liked their coffee and they had Moomin as well as a decor. This…read moreplace is a little bit slow so it is a good place. If you wanna come here catch up a quick bite or a quick coffee or tea with your friends. I would say this place was pretty busy. I think we were there for a good 30 minutes or so waiting for customer service. There is parking nearby as well. There's one restroom.

On a recent cruise we had a port stop in Rockland, ME. Instead of doing an excursion we decided to…read moredo one of those "go down this street and right" excursions where you make everything up as you. Since it was between breakfast and lunch we decided to stop into Atlantic Baking for a coffee and a pastry. Atlantic Baking is an unassuming shop right along what I'm going to consider a main street through Rockland. Not necessarily THE main street, but the Main-est we saw, so I'm sticking with that. Inside are several cases of pastries, breads, rolls, donuts and other baked goods that looked at me as if to say "I dare you". There was a cinnamon roll-ish thing that looked really good, and a Vanilla latte are what talked to me most. The staff (two young ladies on this morning) were busy hustling and, even with that, were helpful as they tried to keep taking care of customers. The vanilla latte was SUE-PERB, albeit a bit hot for my taste (had it let is cool first). As we sat having our halfway-between-breakfast-and-lunch-but-not-really-brunch snack there was a steady stream of customers, I'm guessing about 50/50 regulars and cruisers. Aside from pastries, coffees and teas, there's a cooler with canned/bottle beverages for the on-the-go beverage drinker. With as much activity as was going on during our visit you'd think it'd be difficult to keep clean, but there was a gentleman who came out frequently to take care of emptied tables, trash, etc. There are windows into the baking area, proving that they've got nothing to hide. Most everything is made on site with fresh, natural ingredients by people who take pride in what they do. Atlantic Baking is a charming place and a nice stop for a mid-morning snack

Nice pastries, comfortable seating with a borw of downtown Rockland. Coffee options available…read more Friendly and competent service.

Since the business recently changed hands, I see a positive focused effort to make the Market a…read morequality and clean establishment.

They always have item's you can't find in for the elevated palate…read more Meats are great pizza good but expensive.

10/10 recommend this roadside market. We stopped in by pure chance recalling it looked "cute" on…read moreour drive to lamoine. Sure enough, we weren't wrong. The breakfast biscuit sandwich was THE BEST biscuit you will ever have the pleasure of enjoying. Granted, my opinion is that it was perfect for the sandwich, it wouldn't be dense enough for sausage gravy. It would have to be a topper rather than getting slathered if you know what I mean. I went lighter and got a blueberry scone which was equally as delicious just satisfying my sweet tooth vs his savory one that morning. Anyway, we loved it so much while we were eating I went back inside and grabbed two more scones - a blueberry and fig/almond for us to have the following morning for sunrise at Cadillac. Their lattes were also wonderful. I would shop here regularly if I was a local but for now the best I can do is rave about this place on the internet.

Bleecker and Greer out to be called "Prosciutto and butter" in honor of the item that we had today…read more This is a sandwich worth the hour long trip from home. The prosciutto was tangy and satisfying on the roll with butter. The sandwich is made already, and by the register so you don't forget to pick one up. Let me also say that the potato salad was stellar--the dill was a nice touch. The cookies were fantastic as well. I normally don't go for little specialty stores, but this one was reasonably priced in every way. The staff was friendly and pleasant. Go there. You won't be sorry.

I'm glad we don't live nearby because this place is dangerous. We got a variety of things the first…read moretime, but the peanut butter lasagna was so amazing we actually stopped in on our drive home to PA to pick up two more to take home and enjoy later. And boy did we! What a gem. We can't wait to go back next summer.

So we stopped in on a whim. Oh. My. Gosh. Everything was delicious. We got all the cookies, a…read moreHumdinger and a cream horn. Amazing. Everyone was so friendly. We loved the vending machines. So cute! We will definitely be back.

Stopped here for a small snack! Inside is a cute little cafe with decent amount of seating. Very…read morerelaxed environment! I ordered the lox bagel and loved it. Thought it was a great size and price ~$9.75. Bagel was great and loved the cheese on top. Food came out pretty quickly ~5-10 minutes. Yum!

I have been coming to the Bagel Cafe for many years. Not long ago, the business moved to a smaller…read morespace on the main street. The prices have always been high, and the eggs have always been microwaved and rubbery. But the combination of the new smaller space, smaller menu, fewer baked goods selection, and more difficult parking has turned me off from this place. Today, the cafe charged me over twelve dollars for one plain bagel with butter and one Udi's gluten free bagel with butter. The staff acknowledged that the Udi's was "quite an upcharge", which is an understatement. A 5-pack of Udi's gf bagels in Shaws (a Maine supermarket) is about $7.50. For $12, I could have bought a pack of Udi's, a stick of butter, and at least one fresh bakery bagel from a grocery store or local baker... and not been asked to tip the counter staff 20%