I have been driving by this location every week and have always wanted to stop. I finally was…read moremotivated to stop when a great friend of mine bought me a gift card for my birthday! I decided to stop in and order take out. There were a lot of call-in tickets ahead of me and a few tables already waiting for their orders. She let me know it would be about 30 minutes. No problem. I was able to look over everything while waiting before settling into a very comfy leather chair right next to the door. Great vantage point to see all of the amazing treats they sell. They have donuts, scones, muffins, turnovers and dozens of fudge flavors!! I ordered a couple of donuts to go along with a blueberry turnover. SO GOOD!!! The donuts were perfectly fluffy and sweet and the turnover, flakey fruity and perfect! Great - fresh made to order breakfast sandwiches on a biscuit. They are satisfying - so tasty and filling! They are hearty. The couple that owns and runs this business are down to earth and authentic. I loved listening to them work together, it made me laugh when they had a disagreement, she apologized when I went to pick up and pay for my order. I told her, no need, it was like I was at a family home with real people having real conversations. I highly recommend this business and I look forward to using up the rest of my gift card and once that is done, I will be back for more yummy food.

This cafe/bakery offers a great selection of pastries, bagels, donuts, pies, and many other treats…read more They offer breakfast sandwiches, and a limited menu of lunch items...which you'll need to stop in and read the menu of blackboard for what they have on any given day. The selection of homemade fudge is truly the broadest I've seen anywhere. They offer a both traditional flavors, and interesting more unique flavors as well. Check out the photos. They also have a refrigerator sections with slices of pies, macaroons, and other treats all packed and ready to go. The service is very friendly, and it feels like you're stepping into a neighborhood shop where everyone knows each other...very welcoming vibe. The day me and my family stopped in, we were hungry for breakfast. We tried the pumpkin spice crumble muffin, the bacon/egg/cheddar on a croissant sandwich, and a cinnamon maple something pastry. All of it was DELICIOUS! All very fresh and made with love. The breakfast sandwich was one of the best I've had...the bacon and cheese was high quality, and the flavors blended so beautifully. There are a few things tables, and a couple of comfy chairs for eating in. We will definitely go back.

Lived in El Paso Texas, Southern New Mexico for over 30 years. Pembertons salsa is as good as any I…read morecould get back there. Just incredible.

From the owner: Since 2002, Pemberton's Gourmet Foods has provided exceptional small-batch co-packing services to…read morerestaurants, small businesses, and specialty food companies allowing them to bring their gourmet foods to market. Our state-of-the-art equipment enables us to produce hundreds of cases of handcrafted, quality products per day which strongly positions us to partner with Private Label companies. We are proudly selling our handcrafted specialty food products online, direct to customer.

We came here in early August for blueberry picking, and are so glad we did! It was an entirely…read morepleasant and memorable experience (... and might be where we come back next year). They had an offer called Bleubs & Blooms where for $45 you could pick four pints of blueberries AND make two bouquets of flowers with as many flowers as you could get in the provided glass jar from their beautiful field. The staff was lovely! Engaging and encouraging and educated; every question we had, they had a great answer for. We were given tips, tricks, and advice for picking ("go way down back, because no one seems to be doing that and the blueberries are amazing down there" and "there aren't many raspberries left, so we won't charge you if you take a pint and don't end up filling it"); it was a genuinely wholesome and organic feeling interacting with them and being allowed to wander the property at our own pace. There was no tipping expected/required, we could walk down to the rows of blueberries ourselves or grab an occasional golf cart going by, we were allowed to spend as much time as we wanted in the flower field. There were shaded picnic tables for us to sit and relax under; a small table near the check-out area with random produce available for purchase as well, lots of good signage, bathrooms, and no extra entertainment/fan fare/distractions. Just a farm that you go pick some produce on. I like that simplicity, and I so appreciated being to do that here!

Grandchildren visiting from Florida - they'd never picked strawberries before. The fields were…read morefull yesterday, and the picking, easy. Prices are fair. The 4-wheeler ride out to the field was an extra treat for the kids. Fun. Hand washing stations on site and ice cold water for sale. Plenty of parking. Friendly staff. Now the hard(er) work of making strawberry rhubarb pies.

Clean & bright interior and friendly staff. Nice selection for a store this size, especially their…read morelocal beer and cider assortment, which is bigger and better curated than the larger Hannaford in Gray. Senior discount on Tuesdays and Thursdays for 55+ YO's. Worth heading to the other side of town for!

Love the feel of smaller grocery stores. Was very impressed with their deli and meat selection.read more

Amazing experience... Carl, Margaret, and family have a real love for what they do! The goats are…read morefabulous animals, each with their own names and characteristics ! All ages will love this adventure!

Called to see if they had any fresh cheese while we would be diving by - lucky they did. Karl &…read moreMargaret invited us in to feed the baby goats and bought a tub of fresh chèvre that was delicious with some cracker and local honey. Just a great experience!

The food at pineland Farms never fails. It's always fresh and delicious. I got a coffee, scone and…read morea breakfast sandwich. When bringing my own large travel coffee mug, the price for hot coffee is $2.78. There's a large seating area near the counter to enjoy your meal. There's also a dining area off the market which offers gorgeous westerly facing views. The staff is courteous and helpful. We also bought a few items in the market section of the store. It is stocked with many local and unique items, gift things along with food.

This week's review of Pineland is for their tulip bloom! Which was at peak the day after I visited,…read moreof course! I love to visit their "Secret Garden" various times throughout the season, as things grow. It was a little quiet this trip. But so peaceful and I thoroughly enjoyed my walk and the fresh air.

Can't wait to bring our great grandson to experience apple picking. We have a few wonderful…read moreorchards in the area which is awesome. I particularly appreciate that the Hansel's always generously donate apples to N. Yarmouth historical society's cider day where they haul out the antique (restored) press and churn out wonderful cider -a can't miss event made affordable by the generous apples donation and soup and goodies contribution of our neighbors.

Small, delicious, kind helpful people . Beautiful little orchard with several varieties of apples…read more Some original to this place. Great for kids as well as adults. We go every year!

It's a decent Hannaford and pretty convenient not far from the turnpike. We have stopped in…read moreoccassion for ice cream, soda, bread and fruit. They usually have what we are looking for. I appreciate they sell locally made bread. They usually have nice selection of fruit as well, some local apples and their cut fruit cups are usually decent - I would recommend eating within a day of purchasing. When we stop it's usually around 8pm when we are traveling through the area. It's never crowded at the time and no lines at self checkout which is great. Plenty of parking, even when they have giant snowbanks. I don't mind stopping here when we are in the need and in the area.

The store is always clean and organized. The cashiers are always so nice and upbeat. As you walk…read morearound the store employees ask how you are doing and if you need anything. Always a nice experience shopping there.

LOVE Sunflower Farm Creamery!!! Goat Yoga is one of my favorite summer activities. Hope and Chris…read morewho run the farm are so friendly and welcoming, and so are all of the goats. It's such a magical place to spend time and special feeling to be amongst the herd. I'm also obsessed with their goat cheese which is so delicious...and really everything in their farm store. I've recommended Sunflower Farm to many friends who had great experiences as well. And, depending on what time of year you go, there may be baby goats around which is extra special. Highly recommend!

Sunflower Farm is an experience you truly don't want to miss. This is a one of a kind dairy farm…read morehome to the sweetest goats and their playful kids, offering a peaceful escape from everyday life. I highly recommend a visit, whether it be lazing in the green pasture with the mamma goats and babies, attending a yoga class or shopping in their cheese shop for the best variety of cheese, yoghurt and local Maine crafts, every moment feels special. It's the kind of place that makes you start planning your next visit before you've even left.

This wonderful CSA is truly a treasure. I had a summer share that was plentiful and fresh. The…read moreprices are a bit intimidating, but I assure you it is well worth the cost for the enormous amounts of fresh produce. Every week, I read the little farmer's blog and checked out the recipes and what the week's bounty would be. I did lots of stewing, canning, salad making and savoring. In addition to the weekly pickups, there is a free pick your own flower garden, which was a lovely treat. There is also pick your own tomatillos, herbs and cherry tomatoes. There are pick your own strawberries, which store bought cant even come close to. These sweet berries melt in your mouth and make tasty jams and pie. There is also products available for purchase that change with the months, fresh baked goodies, milk, eggs, cider, berries. I made my own tomatoe sauce from scratch with my abundance of tomatoes. I also canned lots and lots of pickles and dilly beans. I also got to try new veggies I was unfamiliar with, hello kohl rabi and poc choi. There are also holiday and winter shares, as well as beef and pork. This farm share is absolutely excellent.

The one thing I miss the most about moving to Portland is Little Ridge Farm, where I had a CSA for…read morearound four years. There was nothing I didn't love about Keena Tracy's farm or the awesome CSA's she offered. Back when I was participating, I would get the full harvest share which is more than enough for two vegetarians! Each week we'd come to her stand and pick up however many pounds we were allotted that week (usually along with other complimentary goodies like apple cider, pumpkins, or corn). I have heard that CSA's from other Maine farms don't follow this same structure - that they pick and choose what each person gets. I liked the freedom of being able to load up on all the cucumbers and tomatoes, kohl rabi and sorrel (both of which I discovered BECAUSE of Little Ridge), edamame and spaghetti squash I wanted while I watched others get pounds upon pounds of garlic scapes and pac choi. As a shareholder I also had access to the pick-your-own garden with flowers, herbs, cherry tomatoes, and tomatillos. We also had the ability to pick raspberries and strawberries at a discounted price; there was also fresh bread and cheese for sale as well. And we were always invited to romp around her property exploring the fields, saying hello to the pigs and turkeys, or even volunteering some of our time helping out in exchange for a discount on our CSA. Keena also offers a Thanksgiving Share and a Holiday Share (both of which include about thirty pounds of your choice from things like onions, sweet potatoes, potatoes, carrots, beets, garlic, spinach, and sometimes apples, bags of cranberries, or EXTREMELY delicious potato rolls), and a Winter Share as well. For carnivores, there are also pork, beef, and turkey shares which I know very little about (except that people seemed to love them). Little Ridge does an exceptional job at simply growing organic (they pride themselves on not using hormones, antibiotics, cages, or chemicals) with a keen eye on both environmental and animal health as well. After writing all of this, I believe I've made a grave mistake not continuing my CSA here - what's a forty minute drive for the best produce you've ever had, right?