Coffee was good. The "breakfast sandwich" tasted like a frozen jimmy dean sandwich... and for $7 I…read moreexpect better. Probably won't be back.

The most perfect little independent coffee, tea, and pastry shop, right in the heart of Rangeley…read more The shop is welcoming and bright with natural light and clean, minimalist lines. The baristas are friendly, patient, and helpful. I had the spicy iced chai with oat milk that rivaled the best iced chai I've had. I was was certain it was homemade and when I complemented the barista, they shared the secret to their recipe! The blueberry scone was baked just hours before. It was packed with flavor of Maine blueberries and the scone itself was more moist than a traditional scone. They also offer vegan breakfast sandwiches. I couldn't resist the nature themed gift shop and bought some "bird nerd" tote bags, a Hideaway/E.B. White t-shirt, a picture book and nonfiction book about exploring the outdoors. The Hideaway is such a wonderful addition to Rangeley. A solid five stars--can't wait to go back.

We were trying to grab a bite after 7pm on a July Sunday evening but there were not many choices…read morein town. We walked into the tavern and were worried about its price and service. I got to say we were pleasantly surprised - this is probably the best value meal that we had in town. We had the chowder and it was a generous portion with lumps of fish. My husband had the fish and chip and it was perfectly done with a good quality piece of fish. I had the grilled Cesar which was good. My daughter had her pasta with butter and Parmesan and she gave a thumbs up and a yummy. The food did not come out fast and my daughter did get antsy.

Food, service and atmosphere were outstanding! A welcoming and great experience. Porterhouse…read moresteak was exceptionally good as was drink selections at the bar. Highly recommend!

This place is a true jewel of Farmington! Nina, the owner, is an absolute delight and will brighten…read moreyour whole day. Here you can find an amazing selection of local and imported cheeses, meats, and treats - try the coconut chocolate truffles! They are to die for and locally made. The assortment of wines, dressings, cookies, crackers, jams, jellies, sauces, tinned fish, and more is unlike anywhere else you will find in Franklin County. 11/10 would highly recommend! Super cute - worth it just to stop in :)

Great selection of coffee, wine, cheese, meats, fresh vegetables, pasta, dry and canned goods,…read morefresh bread! Really a hidden gem in Farmington. Not cheap, but ver reasonable. Service is incredible!

This store has become a complete disaster. It is very dirty with bare shelves the majority of the…read moretime. I feel so bad for workers who have to deal with this every day. It is impossible to contact the new owners to voice concerns. There is absolutely nothing on the internet.

They had the best sausage, egg and cheese biscuit I've had in a LONG time!!! We made several stops…read morein during our stay.

I keep seeing friends pictures having the cinnamon rolls on Sunday here. My turn to give it a go…read more I've been here a few times for veggies and the like and was sure I had not reviewed as of yet. Owner operated and staffed, it's a small business you can support, the items come from their Farm two miles from the stand! They carry everything for your meal preparation needs are. Stocking seasonal produce, local favorites, and state favorites. We arrived just after the flags were hoisted that they were open. Plenty of parking and handicap accessible. Store is perfect sized with ample walking and items displayed at arms length. A farm stand decorated with signage and pictures. Owner greeted us and asked if she could help us find anything, we were looking in the bakery case and did not see the rolls we've heard so much about. It's Sunday and it's known as cinnamon roll day; they are displayed and served in the coffee room, around the corner. We were so early the rolls had not come out yet. With in three minutes they came out hot with melting icing YUM!! You're choice to take a plate or to go container. Plenty of napkins and forks. We sat in our car since it was a cold fall morning to enjoy our treat. The dough has a nice buttery flavor, dry yet not crumbly. The cinnamon and sugar layers had the perfect amount of each that one did not over power the other. For someone who feels breakfast is not complete without bacon, I really enjoyed. $2.99 each was reasonable.

An incredible find for organic vegetables, grocery items and unique, specialty food items. Fine…read morebaked goods such as individual pie bites, cinnamon rolls, cookies and THE BEST Bagels on the East Coast!!!!! The coffee was excellent . Location, Location, Location. Snowmobile trails across the street as well as behind and lakefront mariner around the corner. The owner is warm, approachable and accommodating. Wishing Doris and her crew a wonderful and successful future.

The food,service, and atmosphere were all excellent. We sat inside because the lady's thought it…read morewould be cold. The view of boat landing and lake were great from inside and from outside seating would be even better. We had a couple of fish dishes and a couple of pasta dishes. Friendly people and great food.

Our group of nine had an excellent experience at Parkside & Main. Service was on point, food came…read moreout hot, and everything we ordered was well executed. The panko shrimp were large with a crisp outer crust, the Santa Fe burger was flavorful, and the haddock was cooked perfectly. I had a Bissell Brothers IPA and a Trillium IPA. Both were great beers, but they were served in the "fancy glasses," and after checking the volume against a pint water glass, it was clear they weren't full pours. The Trillium was roughly 12 oz and the Bissell around 10 oz. When I asked, I was told they change the volume based on alcohol content. At $9 a glass, I expect a full pint unless otherwise stated. To show the difference in pour size, I took water from the pint‑size Coke glass and poured it into the "fancy" beer glass they used for my IPAs. The fancy glass filled up, and the water left behind in the pint glass is the amount of beer you don't get with their short pours. It clearly shows the fancy glass only holds about 10-12 oz, and the remaining water in the pint glass represents the missing beer compared to a full 16‑oz pint. Essentially, a 12 oz pour means you're being shorted one‑quarter of a beer. At that rate, a full pint would cost $12. And with a 10 oz pour, a full pint would work out to $14.40. Everything else was excellent, but the beer pour practice feels misleading. Most people ordering draft beer expect a pint, and the menu doesn't indicate otherwise. Great food and service, but the beer pours should be clearly disclosed. I recommend eating here, just ask for a pint glass!

First time today!! Great price great service... must go... I'm new in the area .. lucky me they're…read moreonly 10 min away ...

Best place to get truly freshly ground hamburger and steaks. I also like the #50 bags of chef…read morepotatoes. Pound for pound, they are much cheaper than buying #10 bags at your local grocers! and always quick to process your order and carry out to your vehicle! A+++

Steak bomb is so good!! The bread is very fresh. Also recommend their soups- very tasty!read more

This place has everything from great beer and wine to sandwiches hot and cold, burritos fresh…read moresoups jam and fresh cookies and whoopy pies to dry goods and beyond. They are a service to the community ! A must stop

Good Luck Farm…read more Smallish Farmers' Market located seasonally in Downtown Rangeley Thursdays from 10 a.m. - 2 p.m. (check their website/Facebook in the fall/winter to make sure they'll be there). They're located in the lot btwn Rangeley Hideaway & Lakehouse Rentals (aka "The Depot Street Lot"), and there's a 2nd location on Tuesdays on S Shore Dr. It's not the largest Farmers Market by any stretch of the imagination, but what it lacks in size it makes up for in heart. There's a small produce stand, cat toys, mushrooms, and lots of artisan-made goods like wine, baked goods, local honey, and 100% pure Maine maple syrup. Free street parking, as well as parking in the lot they're located in, as well. If you're in town when it's happening, then definitely check it out!

Interesting vibe in that just about every dude at the bar, all locals, were drinking espresso…read moremartinis. I had a Manhattan and it was dope. Didn't check the food, but a funny scene and not a bad place for a few drinks.

We love the corner bar in Rangely. Their deviled eggs keep bring us back. And the have Maine lunch…read moreon tap. The staff and regulars are awesome.