I've been to Delvino's multiple times. Was there last night- food great, service was good. But…read moreambiance was lacking. Mainly due to it being SO hot in the building. We overheard that the A/C was out, which I would've appreciated knowing before we were sat. Even with a reservation they placed us at a table that felt very cramped - so that coupled with the heat led to a less than stellar dining experience. While I will be back, but I will not be back in the summer/a hot day.

A Friday night, off season, no reservation, two people. Hostess gets an A+ for trying to get a…read morelong line of reservation-less people tables. Well done. Our server was equally excellent- efficient, friendly, knowledgeable. Restaurant has a brick interior, very cute. We split the calamari which was very good and well portioned for two people to share. Accompanying marinara lacked flavor. Complimentary bread service, you don't see that often anymore! The side salad that came with the meal.. the restaurant could drop that if looking to save expense. Just too small and somewhat boring. I would never miss it if it wasn't offered. I had the chicken parm. It was fine and my husband had the bolognese, also fine. The dishes felt "heavy" and didn't have a lot of flavor. They do win for size of meal- I ate my leftovers twice more!

The #1 best value lobster roll in the State of Maine, conveniently located along Route 1. An easy…read morestop on the way up or down the coast. Not just an easy stop, but a must stop! Get there early and you will probably see lobstermen unloading crates of lobster from the nearby harbor. It's not waterfront, but in the late fall you can see the bay through the trees after the leaves fall! Bonus! We ordered a traditional Maine style mayo lobster roll and a buttered lobster roll for comparison. The traditional Maine style mayo lobster roll was absolutely perfect! Just enough mayo to bind the fresh, plump, tender sweet cold water lobster meat. Oh and no fillers, just lobster meat (mostly tender sweet knuckle/claw meat, mmmmm) and just the right amount of mayo. Same for buttered lobster roll, just the right amount of clarified butter as a binder. No need to overpower the fresh delicate flavor of tender cold water lobster from Maine waters. Both lobster rolls were presented on an over stuffed buttered and grilled hot dog style roll. Plated with fresh, hot ,skin on shoestring fries and some house made slaw. Delicious! Both rolls perfect! Hard to tell which one we liked better. Maybe slight advantage to the traditional mayo style, just cause thats the way we like it. If you cant decide, We recommend you get one of each, split with a friend, and judge for yourself. Either way you wont be dissapointed. The Bayside store is not just a lobster roll place. Its a great old world style small market with something for everyone. You can get just about anything from breakfast, to a burger, to fresh house made soup, to a great selection of local craft beers! As soon as you walk in through the swinging screen door you feel automatically welcome. Seems like the place where there is always fresh hot coffee on and friendly staff to greet you. There are relaxing benches and some hightop counters to relax and enjoy your meal or a cup of coffee. Weather permitting, there is also casual and comefortable outside seating. Oh and the staff was so pleasant and welcoming. Makes you want to come back and be a regular! Highly recommended! 5+++++ We will return! Again and Again!

Great little gem that reminds me of an old fashioned local variety or general store. Local beers,…read moreMaine made gifts, ice cream, pizza and sandwiches made to order or ready made. A few picnic tables outside for eating lunch or enjoying your ice cream. Easy in, easy out parking. The young ladies working the register and the deli were very friendly. I admit I haven't quite found my sandwich there yet. But I will keep trying. Lobster roll didn't have any (?) flavor but the McCrum fries and the Cole slaw were amazing. Be sure to upgrade to the basket. Enormous pile of fries, you can share among a small family! I hear the burgers are very good so that will be my next try off the menu. Cute place, friendly people, great selection. Definitely worth the stop.

Was visiting the area & searching for some baked goods. Referred here by a local & wasn't…read moredisappointed. Good thing we stopped by ahead of time since pre-ordering was needed. A bit pricey but still better than store bought. The workers will entertain you for sure- nit lacking for conversation!

Stay away !!! Food here no worth risking exposure to deadly virus.. no masks on 90% of customers,…read moreworker quickly put on a mask when I walked in wearing one, food workers without masks or gloves. Place is shabby overall. Certainly a health risk.

This was such an awesome find! We are on a road trip and…read morefound them in yelp as we were riding the coast line. They had two more days left of the season. Locals expressed their sadness to see them go leaving each other with a "have a good winter!" We felt lucky to have been able to catch them while they were still open. We got a half cheese and half hamburger and jalapeño pizza. It was amazing! We loved it!! Everything was delicious! I would highly recommend. The best part was we caught golden hour over the water with the sun hitting the tops of the trees. It was a great location for a sunset dinner. It made for a truly memorable moment on our trip. We will be talking about it for years to come

I tried Bricks - N - Sticks for the first time today. The coleslaw and fried whole belly clams…read morewere great.

Rollies is a great spot and seems like it's full of locals which is a great sign. Seating can be…read morereally tricky. It's seat yourself and the space is very tight. One big table down the middle with some small booths. The service was quick given how busy it was, but it did take a while for someone to actually come see us. The food was fantastic. My husband had a wrap and I had the Reuben - one of the best Reuben's I've had. The hand cut fries were great too. I'd definitely recommend eating here.

I went because of the recommendations on food and atmosphere. I was the first one to enter on a…read moreweekday at 11 AM. Upon entering, two ladies were busy talking and reading the newspaper and made no effort to seat me. I had to ask to be seated. I had the rueben sandwich which had a large amount of home made corned beef. However, the sandwich was soggy because they had not drained the sauerkraut. Overall, the sandwich was a four star, but the service is rather bleak.

Stopped here on the way into bar harbor. Made a nice little stop. We went on a Friday afternoon…read moreand parking was easy. Dont go for the food but drinking a beer right on the wharf was nice. The service was friendly and an extensive beer list. Nice spot to hang out for a minute!

First, the good: location was nice on the water and there was a very broad selection of beers…read more Most beers we had were a little lighter in body/flavor than expected. Menu was limited but had promise. We ordered soup, pizza, quesadillas and a rice bowl. Crab bisque was tasty. Nachos were Tostitos chips and salsa with some half melted cheese. Rice bowl was mostly rice and no flavor. Quesadillas were similarly bland. Overall, don't come for the food, get a variety of beers via a flight and enjoy the view! As a note: bathrooms were two porta potties and there was a foot pump hand washing station. Hoping it was a temporary situation but seemed rather permanent.

Owen's General Store in Lincolnville is anything but your typical general store. It's a little gem…read morefull of character and small-town charm. The storefront is adorable with its red barn color and Victorian vibe, and inside you'll find cozy seating areas both indoors and outdoors, perfect for lingering a bit after shopping. The staff here are beyond friendly and helpful. In fact, this is the very place where the "blueberry pie survey" happened. We asked the lady behind the register where to find the best blueberry pie, and she started to ask customers who came by who they recommended. They directed us to Moody's Diner. Locals and staff alike are quick to share stories and recommendations, which makes it feel like you're part of the community even if you're just passing through. The store itself is full of surprises. They've got a wood-burning pizza oven (yes, in a general store, how cool is that?), hot lattes, teas, and other comforting drinks, because nothing beats sipping a latte in a Victorian-style shop while digging into a fresh out of the wood burning oven gooey cheesy slice of pizza. Add in their great selection of beer and wine, plus Maine classics like whoopie pies and Moxie soda, and you've got something for everyone. A local gentleman even gave me the full history of Moxie, and that kind of friendliness is exactly what makes this place so special. Outside, you'll find pretty flowers and herbs adding to the charm. Owen's is quaint, welcoming, and one of those stops that makes a Maine trip extra memorable. Definitely worth a visit or 5! I'll most def be going back!

I've ordered their Medusa and Oinker pizzas twice this week. They are so delicious!! Whitney and…read moreMatt are doing a great job with this new enterprise. The store is beautiful, and everyone is friendly and inviting.

Hey Sailor in Searsport, Maine, delivers something surprisingly rare along this stretch of coast:…read morebold, confident flavor that actually lands. I'm from New Orleans, where food doesn't whisper--it speaks up. After spending a full month traveling the Maine coast from Bar Harbor to Yarmouth, I found plenty of fresh seafood and scenic charm, but very few dishes that truly woke up my palate. Then I walked into Hey Sailor. This place doesn't hold back. The flavors are layered, intentional, and memorable--each bite feels thoughtfully built rather than simply assembled. There's a balance here between creativity and comfort, with dishes that feel both elevated and satisfying. It's the kind of food that makes you pause mid-conversation because your attention suddenly shifts to what's happening on the plate. In a region where subtlety often takes the lead, Hey Sailor confidently turns up the volume without losing finesse. It's not just good for Maine--it's good, period. If you're someone who craves food with depth, personality, and a little punch, this is a stop worth making. For me, it stood out as one of only two places on this entire coastal stretch that truly delivered that kind of experience.

If you've ever gotten a Big Mac and thought, this CAN'T be all this is supposed to be...run, do not…read morewalk, to Hey Sailor for their Sailor Burger, a double smash cheeseburger which is immediately recognizable as that classic - but in a refined, thoughtful, glorious form. That's all we had, but clearly they care about their food, and the menu looks awesome. Add a great vibe and friendly service and this is a killer find in a tiny town. So glad we stopped. Cozy bar too.