A local coffee shop made by locals. The maple lattes were very good, both iced and hot. They…read morehave limited seating outside. They also serve homemade pasties. By the time our order arrived the line was quite long, but they remained very customer focused.

Bucklyn is a tiny little coffee shop in the heart of Blue Hill. The staff are kind and the drinks…read moreare tasty. Because it's a small establishment, the menu is pretty slim, but I enjoyed the maple latte, which was not too sweet (rare to find these days). Other members of our group enjoyed the hot chocolate and iced mocha.

The cooks store of Rooster Brother is a fun spot to walk around. They have a great selection of…read moredish towels, knives and gadgets. I bought a Spoonula (spoon and spatula combo) last year when I was there and I love it. I haven't been able to find one anywhere else. So I came back to get another. My daughter's friend is moving into her first solo apartment so we got her some housewarming items. My daughter went downstairs to get an iced coffee, but it's April in Maine, and they still only have hot coffee. You're in the area you should stop in.

This is one of the best kitchen stores ever. A bit pricey but to be expected. I never leave there…read morenot finding something i need. Additionally delicious sandwiches, cookies and coffee downstairs. Staff are friendly and very knowledgeable

Was just in Blue Hill for the weekend and thrilled to find Woodwind -- a very cute spot that has…read moreexcellent pourover!! Pourover available in light and dark roasts, hot or cold, and if you get it iced you'll get to try Woodwind's amazing innovation of COFFEE CUBES -- making your coffee cold but not diluted! Genius. Probably some of the best pourover I've had. The space itself is so chill and comfy as well, with lots of seating.

We had a terrible business experience with Nedra Smith, the co-owner of this now-out-of-business…read morecoffee shop. She insulted us as well as our children, ripped us off, and then did a G0FundM€ to pay off her coffee roasters machines only to immediately afterward go out of business. She did an article in BDN claiming she was reopening somewhere in Ellsworth but hasnt ever showed up. For someone who says she is for love and inclusivity where everyone is welcomed, she sure sucks at practicing it. And she runs her business with a complete lack of professionalism and just outright bad ethics.

Best coffee we had in Bar Harbor hands down! Rich and strong espresso-- perfect fuel for a long day…read moreexploring Acadia. It was nice to have craft coffee after a few misses at other spots in town. Cute little interior and wish we could've tried their breakfast too. Grabbed a bag of beans to take home and noticed after leaving that they were roasted the day before! Excited to have a piece of this place at home with me after my trip! If you're looking for legit coffee, this is your spot.

Delicious Sunday Funday blueberry biscuit breakfast and coffee, with a great view of Southwest…read moreHarbor and many fun games to entertain the family. One drawback: not a wide weekday menu selection if you're not in the mood for breakfast burritos or tacos.

The coffee is great, can't go wrong coming here! Delicious breakfast delicacies too!…read more It's a very cute little shop. Parking on the street is sufficient. As of late May 20206, they're open Wed - Sun, 8am - 2pm. Very kind and welcoming people here at Precipice. Precipice is known for being Maine's first zero emission roaster - powered entirely by solar energy, incredible work here!

I had tried Precipice beans elsewhere and knew that when I got the chance, I would come to the shop…read moreand see where the magic happens! Gosh, I think I *may* have found my new favorite coffee spot. Like, ever. The syrups are all made in house and are so fantastic. I've never had a balsam latte before and my word, I could have a steady drip of it every day and be totally content. So. Good. I love fun flavor combinations! The owner and other employees are so kind and I thoroughly enjoyed chatting with them during my visits. It's not a place to sit down in, but in the summer it would be the best spot to take a little stroll around downtown Ellsworth. Infinite stars for this place!

Wow! On the road car trip for 3 months, traveling across the country. We needed a caffeine boost…read moreand found Crows Nest Cafe. First let me say it is a really cute coffee shop converted from a house. Coffee cozy all around. We met the owner and her daughter, Dianne and Dotty. We chatted with Dianne for around 20-30 minutes and she is a wonderful person. Very kind and social. She said we, as is everyone else, are welcome to hang out for as long as you want. High speed internet, books, puzzles and more. I had a Salted Caramel Latte with an extra shot of espresso. It was delicious! My partner had a mocha and she said it was pretty good as well! We were sad to leave as we enjoyed our short, random experience and will return if we make it this way in the future. Go say hi to them, order your favorite drink and relax! Oh... and the drinks are SUPER affordable!

This is a mother/daughter team and I could not love what they're doing more! They are so kind,…read morewhich is the first step in making a special coffee spot. The menu is great and they have an awesome selection of syrups for the coffees. I love the unique drinks, the service is fast, and the spot is set up well. If I didn't have a rowdy toddler, I would spend a quiet afternoon here reading. Maybe in a couple years I love them, full stop, and make every excuse to drive to Milbridge to snag a coffee!

Leaving Bar Harbor to head home my wife spotted this spot noticing coffee and knew we needed to…read morestop. Inside has perfect rustic vibes as well as it appeared a patio for warmer weather. Located across from the Bar Harbor airport with plenty of parking available in their lot. It's a smart location for those going to or leaving Bar Harbor. Once inside you are greeted with many local made goodies and Maine themed items before you even reach the counter to order. Looking up the large menu greets your eyes to their vast amount of options. Thankfully we had eaten breakfast already so we did not need to browse and decide for too long. It gives us another reason to return though to give the food a try. They appeared to offer all the drinks you would expect a coffee spot to including a smaller selection of monthly specials. These specials usually are what my wife and I go for due to their uniqueness. Which speaking of flavors they may have had the largest selection of flavored syrups I have seen before. I ended up getting their Teddy Graham Iced Latte while my wife got the Peeps Cold Brew. Size wise we both got large and I will say they are not lying by calling their size a large, they are massive. Will keep that in mind if we return. Seating wise they appeared to have some cozy looking booths that looked to be spots some people were working from home. Then a couple tables and then some stools as well. A great coffee stop that was unplanned but would plan a return visit!

I was looking for a place to grab a quick lunch to eat later, and this place checked all the boxes…read more They're open early at 7, and perfectly situated on the way to Acadia for a quick stop for coffee/bites. Inside, you are greeted by a warm rustic interior, lots of Maine goodies for sale, and plenty of seating. For their food menu, they have many burrito flavors, with a decent portion size and several vegan ones which was quite nice. I got the Mayan Pilot ($16) which had jackfruit and tasted pretty good, very good if you're hungry. I'd definitely go again if I'm in the area!