I love this place. First of all, they're so nice and helpful. But really the star of the show is…read morethe food. If you're into local food, STOP HERE! Organic produce, the nicest cheeses, local wine... a perfect place to stop for picnic supplies. But also groceries: when I'm coming through I load up. They make sauces and soups themselves and have them in the freezer. I'm impressed and inspired by their dedication to local food, most of what they sell is from right nearby or elsewhere in Maine. A great place for gifts too.

Everything was quite wonderful-seaweed, sauna,seaside views . The scrub and clay were divine. I…read morewill come back!

When in Canada, eat poutine! It was delicious! The fries were perfectly crispy, the gravy rich with…read morea touch of saltiness, the curds complimented them beautifully. We also had the special, seafood lasagna. It was also delicious. The salad was so fresh, the garlic bread had just the right amount of garlic and butter. Loved the atmosphere. The service was super friendly and attentive. We loved it!

Excellent breakfast & lunch choices. Very friendly & accommodating staff. Cozy diner feel with an…read moreinteresting selection of handcrafted gifts for sale too. Great coffee too. One of few places on island that is open 7 days /week(always check hours).

I booked the Ocean Bay Cottage for my family of 3 for a wedding on the property and really wanted…read moreto love it, but I'm sorry to say it was a bad experience from the moment we arrived. First, we entered the cabin to find it was not cleaned or prepared for us. The amount of dead bugs and frass lining every single wall and corner of the cabin, under the beds and couches, etc., was absolutely disgusting. The thought of my 5 year old playing on this floor and walking around barefoot completely skeeved me out. My husband found a broom and dustpan in one of the closets and spent over an hour sweeping it all out. The worst part about this was that I was charged a $150 cleaning fee as part of my final invoice before arriving. We got a hold of Ross who was apologetic and said he would refund the cleaning fee (the cleaning lady "forgot" to prep our cabin). He also said it had been about three weeks since someone had last used the cabin, so that's what happens when it sits empty. I received an email later that day confirming that $95 had been refunded to my card which honestly did not feel adequate, we assumed it was going to be a full $150 refund considering how much we'd already paid to rent the cabin and that we had to waste our time cleaning it ourselves. The coffee maker was also a disgusting mess, filled with scale and years of coffee grounds stuck to everything where grounds were not supposed to be. It took almost an hour to scrape clean and then scrub - this thing had clearly never been cleaned, ever. We even contemplated going out and buying a new coffee maker altogether but there's nowhere in the area to go for anything like that. The hot water heater had not been turned on for us so it took awhile once we figured that out to get hot water. Fine. But now for the worst part. The cabin has well water which we're used to from home, but the sulfur smell was so strong it made the entire stay a nightmare. The well desperately needs to be treated. Ross told us to run the water for awhile and trust me, we did (for a very, very long time) and it didn't help at all. I couldn't get over the smell of rotten eggs for the entire 5 days we were there. Every single time the water was turned on (even for a few seconds) it started all over again and I needed to step away. I couldn't wash my face without gagging uncontrollably, and the lingering smell after turning the water off meant having to constantly open up all the windows to air out the cabin and sometimes even go for a walk after the water was on for awhile or hide in our bedroom with the door shut. I think I'm scarred from this, we went to breakfast one day and the smell of eggs made me gag.. it's going to take awhile to get over. All I can say is thank god we had family staying in the two nearby cabins. I was able to go shower and wash up there each day instead, though having to walk over in the pitch dark at night through grass that's completely filled with goose poop was not fun. I'm so glad I paid $265+ per night to not be able to use my own running water. Never again. From the moment we arrived I was counting the minutes until we could leave, especially since our bed had seen better days and my husband and I couldn't get good sleep for the entire stay. Weeks of chiropractic work was undone after sleeping on this miserable old mattress for 5 nights. Pros: Great view and we made some really nice fires in the fire-pit each night. That's about it. The property is nice and serene, just be sure you're an outdoorsy person and don't mind the smell of rotten eggs if you're considering booking.

Charming quadruplex built in 1930. We stayed at Captains Quarters unit 3 and it was perfect for the…read more3 of us. Every so often we saw a lone ant scouting on the dining table and the bed. The view is beautiful! It's so peaceful here. The rocking chair in the living room is nice and the sofa is so soft and comfy! There is electricity and running water. A friend stayed at another cabin/home which didn't have running water

The boys of Machias are still going at it and the community benefits from a fabulous eatery. From…read morea distance it looks like a trailer park restaurant, but the food they churn out is so very tasty. The pastrami does not fit with their Maine lobster rolls but it is good if you do not want seafood. Finally, they have a few outside picnic tables. Now, only if they added some giant rainbow umbrellas I would be totally sold. Service is always friendly.

The lobster rolls were very meaty and tasty. The coleslaw was extra special treat as it was some…read moreof the best I ever had. Guy inside could not be more friendly. Place doesn't look to impressive ...the food sure is!!

Exquisite bed & breakfast. Friendly staff, charming & adorable house, breathtaking views, and…read moredelicious food. A must stay! I will highly recommend this bed & breakfast as a place to stay.

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Always a good time when you swing into Raye's to grab some of your favorite mustard! There are…read moreplenty of options to choose from here for whatever your flavor desire may be! I always like to grab one of the mix packs and some of the originals as well, but there are some amazing specialty options too! Always an adventure. Was able to play the plinko board this year during Black Friday as well for some added fun! Don't pass this option up when in town!

Who knew that when I spent several days up in Eastport this summer, I'd end up getting a bunch of…read moremy Christmas shopping done? Thanks to Raye's Mustard--a storefront right downtown featuring allll of their mustards and more. It's amazing that Raye's makes their mustards RIGHT THERE, in Eastport--and not only that, the same family has done so for over 100 years. Everything is handcrafted with a stone-ground mustard mill and made in small batches. If you're a mustard aficionado you'll find everything from plain yellow mustards to various kinds of stone-ground; mustards made with beer, and others with wine; spicy mustards, sweet mustards, peppery mustards; seasonal blends including things like (of course) Maine blueberries and cranberries. What's great is that you can buy regular-sized jars and also little ones, and there are various sets and gift baskets to choose from too. And of course, you can sample anything you want! The staff are all super friendly and knowledgeable, and just ask for a cracker or pretzel with whatever you want to try, and they'll oblige. One thing I should augment here is the use of the term "plain yellow mustard," above: Rayes' versions of the classic yellow (for all of you who, like me, grew up on French's) include the Down East Schooner as well as the Aroostock Gold, and WOW. It's like imagine all the best addictive qualities of French's and punch up and freshen up the tanginess! So basically I came away with big box of mustards that will be shared out for the holidays--I'm delighted to have been able to pick them up right there at the source, but the good news is that you can order online, too!

Service And Food exceptional! We were here for a school outreach to Maine. This place had a…read morebeautiful decor. Breakfast was so delicious. Options were yogurt, with granola topping, chocolate croissant, egg sandwich with egg, bacon or cheese. Coffee was very good too. Will be back for dinner. Don't forget the blueberry jam and honey mustard.

Great crab meat quiche. Super cute with a little class than your average diner right on the water I…read moreas an adult love the wiki sticks.