Their produce are fresh and less expensive than other places. They had a wide variety of things…read more I've also never tried and picked up a few of those. I had trouble posting a rating because your page is too long from my phone to scroll to. It took me several tries!

An absolute best produce and Asian market with great prices!…read moreThe service is always great.

Great service, i loved it there, the burger was delish and all the food was great the lighting was…read morepretty and and the decor was nice

Great little find! Here for a midweek lunch. Sat just inside the restaurant, it was perfect…read moreambiance. My fish sandwich was delicious! Beers were interesting and had good flavor. My only complaint is the smell of stale beer. It is a working brewery so this can happen but closing off the smells would make this place even better.

Maybe I should keep this a secret but Cote's has fresh corn. I don't know how much is ready and…read morethey could run out quickly, but it's worth the trip to find out. And if you go, please don't take the last few ears, I'm probably right behind you! Quick update (9/9/13): Go really soon, they're almost done for the season.

I cannot say enough good things about this place. If you want beautiful annuals including hanging…read morebaskets do not go anywhere in Biddeford/ Saco area but here. Their plants are beautiful and great prices.

Absolutely my favorite store. Joe and his staff are pleasant, professional and knowledgeable and…read morethere's a sauce for everyone. Next week is probably my 20th or 21 st visit. Terrific shop!

If you're not from Maine, but love Maine specialty foods... this place is for you! It's basically a…read morecurated shop of all of our best locally produced jarred foods and more. Stonewall Kitchens (York), Flo's (Cape Neddick), Above the Dam (Dayton), Kennebunkport Sauce Co. (KPort), Jack's Gourmet (North Monmouth), Captain Mowatt's (Portland)... you'll find 'em all here. There's also the infamous wall of hot sauce. We spent quite a while reading through some of the names, which included: - Ass Blaster - Colon Blow - Butt Pucker - Satan's Blood - I Am Sofa King Stew Ped - Queen of Farts - See Dick Burn - See Jane On Fire - See Spot In Heat - Sir Fartalot Oh, yes. There was laughing. Absolutely stop here if you're in Kennebunkport to see this. Not just for the schoolyard giggles, but because there really were a plethora of options to choose from (it's only August [as I write this], but I'm already feeling the stocking stuffer inspiration!). There was even a hot sauce that looked just like water... I can only imagine this would cause me serious heartburn. And yet, I'm intrigued. The only thing that kind of bummed us out was that when we showed up at 5pm, the woman working the store was cleaning up all the tasting stations. When we asked her if we should leave because it looked like she was closing up for the day, she said no - she'd be open for several more hours - she just didn't want the tasting stations out anymore. Huge mistake. We are girls who like to shop and probably would have ended up purchasing goods (as a matter of fact, at one point I had banana ketchup [which, mark my words, I am buying for my dad for Christmas], chili lime sauce [by my favorite, Cholula], and onion jam [by Stonewall, of course] in my hand that I ended up putting away because of the icy exterior emanating from the woman working) if we had had the chance to try them.

Five Acre Farm is a year-round gem, but even more sparkly around the holidays. They have an…read moreoutstanding selection of their own baked goods as well some extra goodies from other bakeries like bread from Little Spruce plus various local veggies and meat. In the warmer months, there are lots of plants and flowers for sale, but around Christmas time, they have really fantastic trees, wreaths, and other festive decorations. It's an honor-based and store, so you check yourself out and use a card reader or leave them a check. They owners are simply fantastic people; so kind and friendly!

Yumalicious! I bought a blueberry pie as a hostess gift. Oh my! It was so delicious. The…read morecrust was flaky and tasty. The filling held together but wasn't goppy goo or overly sweet. It was fresh tasting and just right. Trust me, I'm a harsh pie critic. This was GOOD PIE! I love that they operate on the honor system. I hope that all patrons are respectful of this. If I lived in town, I would eventually have to try everything they have to offer. I'll definitely come again the next time I'm visiting.

The quintessential New England lobster market. The most incredible lobster I have ever tasted. Not…read moreto mention the fresh steamers, fish, veggies, and oysters. Plus the Wolff family that run this are the best. Highly recommended!

They just closed for the season (on Columbus day wkend)…read more Cutest little hut, maybe fits max 3 people. Great prices on lobsters. Wished they had picnic tables to eat fresh steamed lobsters. We ended up at Cape Porpoise pier - lobster by the ocean - can't be beat.

Our camping neighbor told us about this place, so we made a purposeful stop on our way up the…read morecoast. The young woman behind the counter was very helpful, and within 15-20 minutes handed us 2 large steamed lobsters. We reheated them that night in the woods and they were FANTASTIC! Great size for the price (we paid $34 for 2) and so delicious!! Highly recommend this stop.

The only place to get fresh seafood and a good selection of frozen seafood, mostly localread more

Best tasting pasta you can buy fresh from Susan Flynn and Eric Hours, the proprietors. I am a…read morefoodie and my friend who is a gourmet cook introduced me to Four Star Fresh. It should be called Ten Star Fresh! They are a small outfit that sells their pasta at their manufacturing location in Biddeford, Maine. Just email them if you are anywhere within 30 minutes of Biddeford and see what time you can buy their pastas or be at the Kennebunk Farmers Market first thing Saturday mornings before they sell out. Email ahead if you need gluten free which is made on the same equipment as regular pasta. However, people with celiac disease have eaten it with no side effects so it just depends on how sensitive you are to wheat. Amazing quality and taste. The best gluten free pasta anywhere and I have tried them all. I live in the greater Boston area (two hour drive) and will definitely be a repeat customer. Worth the time and trouble to find this pasta for family members that have celiac disease and are gluten intolerant. Eric and Susan are super customer friendly and this is the first time I added a business to Yelp just so I could post a great review. Eric said to email him anytime I wanted lasagna noodles, etc... It's so rare to find accommodating businesses these days. They have a cute motto too: "Too small to fail." I think what makes their pasta so wonderful is they do it all themselves and take the time to personally make the pasta, roll it, and cut it. Visit their Facebook page. They offer classes on how to make pasta, etc...