Stopped in for brunch after running a 5k, had a good meal…read more Vibe: Small cafe/coffeehouse Service: Very friendly and fast Food: I got a breakfast sandwich which was solid, good proportion of ingredients, good flavors, quality bread Drink: I got a strawberry banana smoothie which was fine, nothing special. Value: Definitely not an inexpensive breakfast but decent portion size and quality for the price. Overall decent breakfast place, would consider going back if in the area.

I'm giving this two stars because the guy behind the counter, taking orders and making drinks was…read morevery nice and friendly. Their food is very greasy. The kitchen made a big mistake on my order. I politely asked the man behind the counter to take my order off the bill. That's when it got very weird and very rude. The guy was still great, the problem was the woman who had to take my meal charge off my order. I was dumbfounded and in awe of how they ran their restaurant. I would go in for the coffee and other drinks only. Stay away from the food. If they accidentally make your drink wrong, don't expect a refund. Or prepare yourself for a bizarre and extremely odd interaction. By the way the food is not worth the price you pay.

Merriland Farm definitely lived up to the hype. We have heard nothing but good things and were not…read moredisappointed. To start, the mimosa flight was delicious! As was my mom's coffee. For our food, the meat pie was so flavorful and fresh. My mom loved her eggs Benedict, and we split a blueberry pancake which was delicious. The homemade whipped cream and real maple syrup really topped it off great. I NEED to try the blueberry French toast or crepes so we will be back!! My only complaint was how busy it was. We made a reservation and we weren't seated until around 20 minutes after that time slot. Not a big deal, but there's really no good place to stand and we constantly we were in the way of other guests/servers. Anyone trying to walk in quickly left after hearing it was a 1.5 hour wait for a table so reservations are a MUST. We came on a weekend in October. Additionally, the room we were seated in was only heated by one small heater so it was pretty chilly. But totally worth it for the food! Staff was also very attentive and friendly despite how busy it was.

Let's start with the wit. It was clearly pointed out that they were asking for patience as they…read morewere short staffed. We were also told it was a 45minute wait. How could folks complain? Very clear to all customers. we had a waitress named Tracy and she was like a gal on steroids. Tracy was kind but notably fast as lightning but we never felt rushed. We had french toast, scrambled eggs, home fries, two breakfast santana's,!two blueberry/razberry muffins, coffee and tea. Food was fantastic as well as a shout out to Tracy!

We had a great stay at this inn. It was far enough out of town to ensure that we had a peaceful…read morestay. Arti, the innkeeper, was AMAZING. She was full of recommendations (i.e. Goose Rocks Beach) and was friendly and kind without being overbearing. We showed up a bit late and the key was left in a coded lock box for us. The room was compact, but fine for my husband and I for our 2 night stay. We knew beforehand that breakfast would be boxed for us and that was fine. I was happy that they provided yogurt was Chobani and actually had some protein in it (unlike most continental breakfasts that are a carb party). We rented bikes and kayaks during our stay. It was great that they had these for us to utilize. The bikes should be covered during storage, however. They were a bit rusty. This was the priciest place that we stayed during our 7 night trip, but I wouldn't consider it the best. After our stay, I do feel that our stay should not have cost us so much.

This was a lovely B&B close to town. It was immaculate and very appealing. Our room was right on…read morethe bay and had a great deck with New England style comfy reclining seating. The room was beautiful and the bed and pillows were comfortable. The room was a little tight on space and the toilet is right next to the door so is a little awkward. Modern power plugs convenient to the bed were not in evidence. There was a sitting chair but no where to sit and eat or to work. The desk folks were very nice and helpful with local suggestions for eating and things to do. ***VERY not happy with the continental breakfast. You shouldn't list yourself as a B&B and have continental breakfast. Being a B&B implies hot breakfast... period!*** Not only that, there was hardly anything on it... there was only orange juice, coffee, and tea... no apple or any other kind of juice. There was yogurt and fruit but there was only one kind of cereal (Cheerios), only 2 kinds of bread... white and wheat... No pastries, muffins, bagels, croissants, rolls, English muffins, doughnuts, etc. To be fair, I think there was oatmeal and there was banana bread that was pretty good. The one good thing I can say about the breakfast is that it was available at 7:30am instead of 8:30 like some of the other B&Bs we stayed at on this trip. ***Almost all of the other reviews of this place had HOT breakfast on them so I guess we were just ripped off.*** I would love to give this place a great review and I would probably have come back if it weren't for the breakfast ripoff.

Enjoyed all the items. Chocolate Croissant, Frosted Cinnamon Rolls, Blueberry Muffins and…read moreespecially the Almond Croissant!

Saturday morning visit around 7 AM. Cute and cozy farmhouse chic space, with ordering out of a…read moredisplay case and eating outside on tables. Friendly staff. Many options. The croissants all looked good in the case, but didn't come close to wowing as much as all the five star reviews would suggest. Only one out of the three was warm, and none of the three had that must-have croissant crackle that leaves crumbs all over your shirt. More of a dish rag feel here. On the plus side, the everything croissant had really good flavor and the chocolate croissant was buttery. Unfortunately, same texture as what you get at Starbucks. Maybe it was an off day? Not bad, but if you've had the croissants at Belleville in Portland or a handful of shops in Boston, this doesn't compare.

My baby and I came on a Sunday in the late morning and it was the perfect spot to catch up with an…read moreold friend. Their macarons from the Macaron Cafe were the perfect pick me up, and next time I want to try the chicken salad croissant sandwich. Afterwards we took a lil stroll, Kennebunk is such a cute town! But since it's winter time, most of the shops were closed. Parking in front of the cafe is scarce but there's random spots scattered around.

We passed this cafe while on our way to Kennebunkport downtown and had to stop. The outside of the…read morecafe is sooo cute and there is lots of outdoor seating. I'd love to return on a nice day with my book. The inside of the cafe is similarly adorable and they have a wide range of dessert offerings. We had a hard time choosing two drinks from the huge menu, and eventually settled on a Campfire Cold Brew and Banana Bread Chai. The server was incredibly helpful in helping me figure out what I wanted, as I was trying to avoid caffeine. The Banana Bread Chai was very delicious, although it could have been a bit thicker and could've used a little more banana flavoring. I'm comparing it to the Starbucks banana bread latte, which I actually prefer, although I'm not a huge Starbucks fan. The Campfire Cold Brew was tasty and had lots of chocolate syrup, but the coffee also tasted a little bitter and watery.

Still amazing value for the money and still some of the most honest breakfast food in Southern…read moreMaine. If you are in the area, need some breakfast, then this is your spot.

We just tried Mike's for dinner and it was amazing. Burgers were perfect. Fries awesome. Mac and…read morecheese just next level. Even the salad was great. Also had some bottle soda that was amazing. The service was perfect and a delight!

First time coming here and it was absolutely amazing!!! I got the pesto egg sandwich and it was on…read morethe absolute best ciabatta bread I've ever had! I realized once I had finished that I had forgotten to take a picture We sat at the bar and the server we had was super sweet! The restaurant was busy from the rush but also had that calm feeling that comes with early mornings before you set out for the day! This might've been the first time I've been here but it definitely won't be the last! I'm looking forward to coming back during my next vacation!

Love this place so much!! It's all you could hope for in a little diner honestly. The food is hot…read moreand fast, the hollandaise sauce is delicious, and they even have a bar so you can get bloody mary's and mimosas. Most importantly, the waitstaff are amazing! This place is small and they are always busy, so be prepared to wait. But the farm across the street is full of fun stuff to look at so I suggested popping over there!

This is an institution in Wells. The prices are fair, they have the classic breakfast or you can…read moreget a lobstah Benedict if that is your jam, and the staff is awesome. If you are in southern Maine, you have to make the trip. You will not regret the trip.

What a disappointment! I was looking forward to a special meal for my wife and it was the wrong…read morekind of special. She ordered their signature lobster pie and I ordered the diner staple, biscuits and gravy. The lobster pie was literally cool in the center. They didn't make this from scratch, they got it out of the cooler. Twice baking lobster turns it chewy and robs the flavor. Meanwhile the biscuits were room temperature and the gravy not much warmer. The hash browns weren't diner made, but grocery store or fast food patties. Nice place. Great service, but I'll never go back.