Best Pizza in Farmington!!!! This New England variety (country store) cooks to order pizza, subs,…read moresandwiches and always has red hotdogs with yummy soft steamed buns all day long. The pizza has a thin crust which they source uniquely. The red sauce is also special and not your typical pizza sauce. They don't spare on the topping!! The Load Pizza is our favorite and is loaded high with about every topping in the deli. Absolute a must have and the people are great!

Busy place for good reason. Great little general store where you can get gas, fishing gear, slice…read moreof pizza, gallon of milk or some good takeout.

Stopped on our way out of town to grab breakfast and Classic Provisions did not disappoint! Started…read morewith Coffee by Design in a cup to go, cold brew and hot chocolate for the littles. Next we grabbed a couple burrito bowls and sandwiches and could not help ourselves from each ordering up a pastry from the cabinet! Sad to hear that tomorrow is your last day but we look forward to hearing what your pivot will be! Knowing that you will be doing great things for your next venture.

Slipping Café…read more Marketplace and café located along the main drag in Rangeley that serves up a wide range of food items. The Good: *Baked goods °Sandwiches *If you want hot coffee they have a large selection of brews in serve yourself coffee bar. *Cold brew and cold brew lattes *Space is cozy and quaint *Outdoor seating when the weather is good *Beer and wine The Meh: *No hot lattes of any sort and the cold brew mixed drinks is just their house cold brew with a variety of syrups and whipped toppings. *Ordered a blueberry muffin and while it was packed with berries, the muffin itself was overmixed and very stodgy. The Ugly: *Service was not good. The lady seemed annoyed at us for no reason and could barely make eye contact. Heaven forbid I ask about their mixed drinks, then I really became a bother. However, judging by the other reviews this is pretty SoP here. *Unfortunately, the only other coffee shop in Rangeley is seasonal, so if you want Java, they're the only game in town for a large part of the year. Conclusion: Unfriendly service with subpar offerings. Hard pass.

We are very glad that we finally made it here to enjoy some delicious woodfired pizza (my favorite…read morefood!) We started with a margarita - I got the spicy margarita and my wife got the special which was an orange cinnamon Margarita - she loved it and mine was excellent as well. Each was also a large serving - not in some tiny little glass for too much money as sometimes happens. We started with the buffalo roasted cauliflower, and we loved it. Too many times this dish is ruined by heavy breading for the cauliflower or having it be too oily and greasy. This one was lightly roasted and full of flavor served with a side of blue cheese dressing. Because it was happy hour (which is 4 to 630 on Thursday, Friday and Monday), we were able to order a two topping pizza for $17. The mushroom and ham topping was just right everything was cooked perfectly. We have our own Ooni Koda 16 pizza oven, and I make my own dough, so we're pretty particular about pizza. Everything about the pizza is just right though, sauce, toppings, and the bake in the pizza oven in the back. I'm definitely gonna be a regular here just for the pizza. We each got a glass of wine to have with the pizza, and my wife's white wine was pretty good, but my red had probably been open more than one or two days prior and wasn't especially great. I hope that the owners invest in a nitrogen in ear system of some sort - they're not expensive or hard to use. The staff was very attentive and helpful, and they helped us quickly get an order in before the end of happy hour which we appreciated. This is a fantastic and needed addition to the Kingfield / CV area

Great time sitting at the bar, sampling the impressive bourbon selection and a number of other…read morecocktails. Pizza was excellent. Boneless tenders were really nuggets and mediocre , but overall had a great experience.

Heat Wave day: The service was great, however, we were told…read morethe air conditioner was broken and they couldn't open any windows because they are old and work with the old rope/pulley. They should have at least provided box fans and blown the AC cool air from Pub/bar section across the way. Food: eh. Chicken sweet chili brioche was rubbery, smelly fake chicken. (not from a chicken breast). Arugula was very good.

Perfect spot for a summer evening meal. Quaint historic house, large outdoor patio and views of…read morethe lake. Wood fired pizzas are terrific, loved the fried pickles, and great craft beer selection. If you're from the southwest, order the wood fired nachos with only chips and cheese and all else on the side - - too much on top non-nacho-like that sogs the chips. Had a great time for two nights!

The best meat in the town of Farmington Maine! locally raised, grass fed! It has a little bit of…read moreeverything you need, from Breakfast to lunch and dinner, freshly made sandwiches and pizza too! need an evening cocktail, this is your agency liquor store too! Like I said, a bit of everything! even TP, baby diapers, Ron's Market has been around since I was a little girl.

Great selection of beer wine and liquor. Perfect location in the midst of the University. It's not…read moreall booze though. Hot food, groceries, and a fine selection of craft sodas also wait inside.

Best fried chicken in town cold or hot great sandwiches served hot and cold delicious breakfast got…read moreto love the French toast great store great owner great atmosphere everyone there is very polite cashiers and let's not forget the cook always friendly and their potato wedge french fries are absolutely off the chain

Onion rings are to die for!! Calzones are wonderful. Staff are friendly and helpful. Prices are…read morereasonable.

Perfectly decent food, especially being a ski resort! Fish and chips special was perfectly tasty,…read morewith the haddock being of appropriate flakiness. Steamed broccoli was probably frozen, but that's what I get for ordering the default fry substitute.

Perhaps it was our mistake for not ordering the burger. That seems like what everyone gets excited…read moreabout, here. What we had, instead, over the course of a few visits: four different pizzas, three different salads, a few sandwiches, and lots of different beers. The pizzas were made with a thicker-style crust, I guess what might be called Greek-style in CT: thicker than a NY-style crust, thinner than a Chicago-style crust, and middle-of-the-road glutinous. Toppings were in good balance, a not-overly-sweet tomato sauce topped with just the right amount of cheese in our view. Pepperoni comes in wide strips cut from sandwich-sized slices, and versions we ordered with peppers or olives came with a fair amount of each. Our contingent of pizza snobs enjoyed, but did not love these pies. Sandwiches were pretty spendy, but appeared to be nicely filled, e.g. with chicken salad or deli meat, cheese, and veggies. The primary consumers said they were "okay." The three salads we tried (Cobb, beet, and King's Bag) were weak: so wimpy and mediocre for the price. (The ones down at D'Ellie's were far better!) I would emphatically not get these again. A few of our beers tasted as though they'd come from taps that hadn't been properly cleaned in a while. (Others were fine.) We hear there's a robust apres ski / evening scene here at times.... and the restaurant sure smells like it! It sounds like this restaurant has some strengths, which I guess we didn't quite hit. I'd come back with friends for apres ski drinks -- but probably not so much for the food (unless those drinks need absorbing).

A charming pub with a lovely over look of the river. The food was generally a bit overcooked but…read morestill quite good and not unreasonably priced. Coconut shrimp appetizer was really good.

Had a very unsettling experience at this restaurant on Sunday night. When we arrived we were…read moreexcited as this has been a staple in Kingfield for many years. Upon our arrival our waitress, Colleen, seemed a little disorganized and took awhile to grab us menus. We looked past that though for the time being, my friend ended up ordering a bud light. When he got his beer he tried it and it was an IPA. Had a darker tint to it as well, when the waitress came back my friend nicely asked what kind of beer it was and she said bud light, but became argumentative about it immediately which was not our intention at all. We simply just wanted to know what it was because it was an IPA. After wanting to argue and tell us it wasn't an IPA, she leaves and comes back and tells us that it was in fact an IPA and gave us a bud light. We thought it was all over after this, it wasn't. She then continues to act rude throughout the whole interaction and was not attentive to our table whatsoever. Then it came time for the bill. She quickly comes over and says yeah I'll get you boxes and then runs off, we wanted to let her know we wanted 3 separate checks. When she comes back we let her know this and she says well I'll try to remember what you guys had, when we offered to write it down for her since we didn't know it was such a hassle. We then decide to pay for it on one check, when my friend nicely goes down to do this she says "Yeah, the way you should have done it in the first place." We finally leave... it should be over at this point right? Well it wasn't, when we are walking back to our car from the gas station, she screams over another group of people at us "THANKS FOR THE 10 PERCENT TIP!" After the extremely rude and uncomfortable service, she's lucky she even got a tip! I don't know if she was having a bad day, but this is not someone I would want in the hospitality business. We left extremely disappointed and will not be back. It's too bad that a staple for so long has turned into a place that leaves a sour taste in your mouth