Can't beat flippers! Convenience store with personality. The staff is friendly and they sure do…read moremake a great Italian. Stopped in for sandwiches and munchies, bevs and I've before heading to camp. Great find on route 220!

Small family style market in Waldoboro at the gateway to Friendship Maine, an oasis in the sticks,…read morethey have all the essentials and subs, pizza, fried chicken, beer and lotto. Flippers is a store with porpoise!

Excellent fried while belly clam basket to go from Andes Variety! That place has a huge menu…read more Looks like a simple gas station, but it is more than that!

My boyfriend and I stopped in for breakfast yesterday. Not only did the woman take our order…read morequickly and with enthusiasm, she made wonderful suggestions to make our breakfast even better. There was a lot of food as well. We are foodies and are fairly particular. The food was cooked perfectly and we had a lovely spot to sit and eat.

the pizza is excellent! Glad to see new energy and great offerings at the Village store!read more

Great fries, and baguette sandwiches. Super kind and funny ladies behind the counter.read more

We love Wallace's and the new management has maintained the quality of the store and prepared foods…read morein an excellent way. It's a great place to stop and we are lucky to have this store here in town.

I love lobster rolls and living in Connecticut I've had my fair share. They all have been good. But…read morethe one I bought at Wallace's was the best lobster roll I've ever had. Plenty of lobster meat, incredibly fresh, on a toasted roll. Heaven. Take time to poke around this store; although small it seemingly has just about everything you would need to keep your kitchen and pantry well stocked. We rented a cottage just down the road from Wallace's and in addition to our lobster roll feast, we also ordered a couple of pizzas, which were quite good. Also look for the whoopie pies, made locally, on the counter. A simple but wonderful dessert. Everyone working there is nice and welcoming, and the locals you run into are friendly and helpful as well. Love this place.

Nice and helpful staff. The restroom is behind the cashier. It's clean, has automatic paper towels,…read moresoap, and warm water. Great stop on your way into the main part of Rockland.

This is a very nice little corner store, with inexpensive and tasty pizza and frequent specials on…read more2 for 1 fish and lobster meals. Shawn and his mother Janet are lovely people, and Shawn uses his grandma's pizza sauce recipe. Two thumbs up!

We stayed at a VRBO called Farmstay in Waldoboro and the host recommended McGreevy's for takeout on…read moreour first night. Having spent summers in Friendship area with family, I will admit to being a little hesitant about ordering local pizza; however, we were hungry, and my son asked for pizza, so we took a chance. I was expecting the old boring usual pizza but was surprised to find a brick oven style pizza crust that I could have eaten without any toppings, which is my gauge on a good crust. Their crust was, in my opinion, the best part! We ordered a small pepperoni and small Rueben (also a surprise to see on the menu). They were both very good, especially standing in front of the fridge at 2 am. :)

Always packed with people. Have stopped a few times as I'm in the area more. Have had great…read moreexperiences every time. Peter made me one of the best roast beef wraps I have ever had Everything was very fresh and cold just the way I like a wrap. Prices reasonable as well. They offer a large variety of Green Mountain coffee that's always fresh with lots of choices for cream and sugar. There are lots to offer in their hot to go area. My friend raved about her cheese burger sub and said it tasted very fresh. Gas was reasonable. Staff are friendly and quick as a line forms quickly. Stop in , you won't be sorry.

I have never had a worse experience. When working 4 hours from home and 11 hours into my 15 hour…read moreday and forgot my debit card I had stopped in and simply asked if I could fill up my cup with water and asked how much it would be ( had .89 cents on a card I don't use). I expected it would be 75 or 85 cents and it would be no problem. Not only did they say no they basically shamed me and said well when you have money come back and buy a water bottle. The lack of caring, respect, and understanding is disheartening. All I asked for was to fill up my cup from a sink and pay the price I would for a soda anywhere else and was treated like the scum of the earth. I would not stop here if I was starving, I would rather push my car 20 miles in the snow barefoot, than stopping at wisscaset quick stop.