Came in early for breakfast. I had the spicy egg sandwich with sausage on sourdough. It was…read morefantastic! My family had avocado toast and loved it. Ambiance was also great - my kids enjoyed the Michael Jackson channel playing. Both girls working there were very nice and courteous.

One of my favorite cafes to work from. I love how spacious it is. The tables are large, the couches…read moreare comfy, clean and perfect spot to work remote or study. I stayed for hours and loved every minute. The art on the walls add a perfect touch to the calm atmosphere. A cafe filled with local goods and organic fare. Walking distance to the harbor and downtown.

Can't believe it was my first time here, but they are kind of tucked away. Finally going by on my…read morebike and pulled in. Homemade from scratch chicken sandwiches. As they say on the menu, it takes 15 minutes because they make everything from scratch per order. I had the hot honey. It is way too much for one person.

For a smelly, hole in the wall restaurant, this one has magic…read more The tots were so amazing. Black garlic sauce? Yes, please. (Get lots of napkins.) The pimento sandwich was tasty, with house made pimento cheese. The chicken on it was delicious. I got a snack wrap with hot sauce . It was huge and filling--enough for a meal. We ended up eating half of everything because there was so much on each. Holy cow, so good!!!! Get it to go. You don't want to sit inside--it really smells of the bathroom that opens into the dining area. Other than that, splendid lunch.

We love Wallace's and the new management has maintained the quality of the store and prepared foods…read morein an excellent way. It's a great place to stop and we are lucky to have this store here in town.

I love lobster rolls and living in Connecticut I've had my fair share. They all have been good. But…read morethe one I bought at Wallace's was the best lobster roll I've ever had. Plenty of lobster meat, incredibly fresh, on a toasted roll. Heaven. Take time to poke around this store; although small it seemingly has just about everything you would need to keep your kitchen and pantry well stocked. We rented a cottage just down the road from Wallace's and in addition to our lobster roll feast, we also ordered a couple of pizzas, which were quite good. Also look for the whoopie pies, made locally, on the counter. A simple but wonderful dessert. Everyone working there is nice and welcoming, and the locals you run into are friendly and helpful as well. Love this place.

We were driving through on our way to Acadia and looking for some lunch. Ordered our first Maine…read moreLobster Roll here as it was cheaper than most other places and it was delicious! Staff was friendly and the food great. Learned later the place was owned by a local fisherman and you could tell!

I decided to get the lobster roll. (4oz). It was delicious and priced an average $10 cheaper than…read moreevery other restaurant/deli/food truck in the area. I figured out later that Clan Maclaren is owned by a local fisherman.

Delicious sandwiches. Perfect for ordering to go for a picnic or taking on a hike. Place was pretty…read moresmall but had a great view of the water.

Still the solid sandwich shop staple you hope to have in your area. Well made sandwiches with fresh…read moreingredients and an appropriate amount of meat

Such a great spot! Quiet, friendly and the food and coffee are amazing! They have a quiet dog…read morefriendly patio out back with Sunny and shady seating. A must!

Wow. Got a Nana Berry Smoothy and a Breakfast Buritto. Both great. Highly recommend…read more In an adorable town.

The food was good, and the half is actually a full sandwich so go for that if you're looking to…read moresave a little. They took down the build your own menu but you can build your own sandwich, just watch the price. The serving staff were friendly and helpful as well and the vibe inside was great! Seriously get the half sandwich, that is what's pictured, it's a deal for sure.

The store's welcoming atmosphere recalls an earlier era, when country stores were a community hub…read more With its mix of practical items and charming souvenirs, S. Fernald's offers a taste of authentic Maine.

Awesome subs. We popped in for a sandwich on a hot afternoon and were pleasantly surprised at just…read morehow good they were even with the good reviews I was blown away. The harvest turkey was excellent. Fresh bread and ingredients handmade in front of you. Seeing the locals eating there, I knew it was legit. We actually spotted the worker/owner at the local bar later that day. Very nice guy. Highly recommend!

Great sandwiches, fresh ingredients, good selection. I deducted a star because of the bread. While…read morethe sandwich filling is great, they put it on tasteless, soggy white rolls. You could really improve the product by using more interesting bread...toasting it would be that much better!

Definitely convenient. Also quick, friendly service and fair prices…read more Lobster and crab rolls along with hamburgers, hotdogs and tuna melts. Fries, onion rings and zucchini fries. Cole slaw. Drinks. Enough parking - at least for a Monday afternoon. I love the picnic tables.

The stars are for the service , the staff were lovely and quick. That's where it ended. Prices were…read moreegregious for the quality (poor) and quantity (paltry). Ordered cheese burgers and fries. $4 for 10 fries, yes we could count at a glance it was so few. Cheese was $1.59 extra and couldn't be bothered to give you the cheese you asked for. Burger was a frozen preformed patty pressed on the grill. Wanted to get tuna salad but their version of a roll it was on meant a hot dog bun and they wanted over $10 for it with nothing on the side. I couldn't hold in a laugh at that point. It was there on McDonald's and really try hard to spend local to support the community but this backfired.

it may be a little off the beaten path to get here, but it's well worth the detour for this cute…read morelittle lobster shack on the water. the line will be long, at least it was for me during lunchtime hours on a saturday. also parking might be an issue. though they had one of their employees in the parking lot directing people where to park. that being said, I do recommend finding shade to stand in as you will be in direct sunlight for the majority of your wait, which may or may not include whenever you receive your food as well. do not let this deter you from the food though, it is top notch. just remember to wear some sunscreen and maybe bring a parasol. if you see a table open up, which usually have umbrellas above, try to claim it so you've got somewhere to enjoy your food out of direct sunlight. just because you're enjoying lobster, doesn't mean you have to be one. so now that you're covered from the sun, let's get down to the food. it's called lobster shack for a reason, so they've got a couple different lobster options starting around $30 and up. I got the regular sized lobster roll, complete with two tiny ramekins, one of clarified butter and one of cole slaw, a dill pickle spear, and a bag of cape cod chips. seems like the quintessential maine bagged lunch. lobster (in some capacity), bag of cape cod chips, and water adjacent. when you're in line, you'll see a tent for oysters (you can choose from shucked or on the half shell). unfortunately I didn't get the oyster enjoying gene but it does look like fun and they did look good when I'd see them walk by with a platter on ice. the lobster roll was great, good amount of lobster for the price. roll itself was toasted so it gave a nice crunch. lobster was served cold inside the roll and then you pour the butter on top. I will say I'm no lobster roll expert (yet) but I expected the lobster to be warm, though I thoroughly enjoyed it being served cold. in the litter trailer you pass on the way to the lobster shack, you'll see people in line for desserts. please do not pass this up. they had a wild blueberry bread pudding which was the perfect launch into wild blueberry weekend last weekend. you can add whipped cream (customary) or a scoop of vanilla ice cream for a small fee. or do both, because why not. and if you don't read any of this, here's a tl; dr be mindful of the direct sunlight as you enjoy this no frills lobster shack on the water. make a point to stop by the dessert trailer and any option on their menu will not disappoint.

What can I say about McLoon's that hasn't already been said at this point? Well, I'll try anyway…read more The staff at our hotel in Lincolnville told us about this spot so, while out exploring lighthouses nearby, we chose to come here for one last Lobster lunch. It was PACKED. Parking was scarce and tons of people already there eating. We got lucky and, despite the crowd, there was only one person in line to order so - we snagged an order and luckily easily found a table. They have tons of seating so that's not an issue. My toddler was looking at the water watching them being in fresh lobster off the boat and we found a large bucket full of live ones and one of the sweet gals working the oyster bar tent walked over and asked if my daughter wanted to meet/touch one and pulled it out for her to see. Super sweet. We ordered a corn chowder, a lobster roll (mayo), a steamed lobster platter, and a hot dog for my daughter. Everything came with a pickle, side of Cole slaw and bag of chips. Lobster roll was loaded with fresh lobster meat and hubs said his steamed lobster was like butter. Their dessert shack was cute and I honestly would've loved to try some Blueberry pie and other things but, we were so full and had already eaten so much dessert and pastries over the last few days that we decided to skip it. The charm of this spot is that it's basically on an island at the tip of a small inlet and you have to drive over a bridge and all the way up a dead end road to get here and BOOM, there you are. It's an experience and it was fun and a place we're glad we didn't skip during our trip to Maine.