Get outta town!!! OMG we are headed to Camden & Bar Harbor. Our 1st stop was Red's Eats in…read moreWiscasset to have their famous lobster roll. Bummer they don't open until May 6, two days from now. Continuing our drive north we came across the famous Moody's Diner that's known for their pies & down home cooking. They cook their own turkey so a turkey club is a must. For me it was either a 1/2 # lobster roll or a Percy burger with Swiss, onion & mushrooms. The burger was the juiciest burger I've ever had & I had a hard time getting it around my mouth. I managed to eat 3/4 of it & took the rest back to our B&B for later. We also had a side of awesome onion rings. If you've never been go eat & enjoy Maine cooking & hospitality. A factoid: They serve over 55,000 pieces of pie a year. Off to Whitehall B&B to rest up, go sightseeing & have an extraordinary dinner the night before our 37th anniversary. I forgot look at the size of this oatmeal raisin cookie we bought. Biggest cookie I've ever seen. BTW: Kris ordered a slice of strawberry rhubarb pie, she didn't like it. I passed on dessert.

Moody's Diner is known as a long family legacy and a classic New England roadside landmark known…read morefor their pies and legendary comfort food established in 1927. These historic must-stop stays busy all year round with patrons of locals and tourists alike. You walk in and you'll see history and family photos. We've been driving here for many years and never stopped, and today we finally did! We came in at 1:15 p.m. and there was still a wait, around 20-30 minutes. We were going to have their famous dishes but opted to get breakfast instead. I enjoyed my 3 eggs over easy with sausage and a side of bacon, and BF had his with ham and blueberry pancakes. You can never mess up breakfast, which we are looking forward to going back and trying other dishes, specifically the biscuits and gravy, my ultimate American comfort food, and I'd be the judge. The server was nice and attentive, and breakfast came out in 10 minutes. Prices are reasonable.

An absolute must go to place in Mid Coast Maine. A classic old time diner including juke boxes at…read moreeach booth. The food and service were both great. A nice extra was the sour dough bread - many restaurants don't offer it.

This amazing woman managed the entire dining room all by herself including hostess, cash register,…read moreand waitress. She was a a phenomenon and kept everyone very happy and fed. The food was quite good, especially the hash. Coffee was also "diner delicious". This place has been here for eternity, and I have never had a bad experience. Give it a try.

We've been driven by A1 Diner countless times, and after reading about its long, rich history,…read morefinally decided to stop by on a recent trip to Acadia. The free street parking right outside the restaurant was an unexpected and pleasant surprise. Just as surprising was the overpriced and just-okay food. I gotta say, both the inside and outside vibe of the place are a bit misaligned with the menu and food quality, and also the prices. We arrived at around noon and the menu unfortunately didn't look any breakfast items as they stopped those at 11am. Instead, our options were burgers, sandwiches, and dinner plates. The menu was quite extensive and creative -- it wasn't your typical diner menu (Asian noodles?!) -- but also, prices were steep for a place like this. A cheeseburger was $16+, with an extra $1 charge for tomato and onion. The sandwiches were more expensive and just included chips -- fries were an up-charge. Honestly, just the prices alone were a turn off. My burger -- I ordered the one with brie and jam on it -- was so underwhelming. Not even an exciting cheese like brie could save it. What a shame because it really did seem like such a cool spot!

I drove from Greenville to meet a friend here. The ambience and experience is totally worth it; my…read morefriend had suggested this spot and I really enjoyed it. The service was superior and very friendly. The server was in tune with our situation; did not make us feel like we were overstaying our welcome, while we did spend 2 hours catching up. The food was very good (I got Korean bbq sliders/her ham grilled cheese), not outstanding, but in line with the overall experience and I would come back. Feeling like you are in a 1940s train car was super cool!!

This place was such a surprise! I hear diner, I think greasy spoon type vibes. This was so chic and…read moreclean.! Mom and I both wanted breakfast for lunch, and they do it here. So French toast was the choice, with PERFECT thick cut bacon that had the richest flavor. Yummmmm. Our waitress was as sweet as pie (which they don't have here lol)

Was looking for a place for breakfast with quick off and on to Route 95!…read moreWasn't in the mood for fast food or chain food so we happened in to this cute little restaurant where the locals eat! Wonderful coffee, homemade bread ( I had cinnamon raisin) delicious hash and all the breakfast standards prepared perfectly! Had a delicious breakfast and got right back on 95 to continue our journey!

The food was good, and the half is actually a full sandwich so go for that if you're looking to…read moresave a little. They took down the build your own menu but you can build your own sandwich, just watch the price. The serving staff were friendly and helpful as well and the vibe inside was great! Seriously get the half sandwich, that is what's pictured, it's a deal for sure.

The store's welcoming atmosphere recalls an earlier era, when country stores were a community hub…read more With its mix of practical items and charming souvenirs, S. Fernald's offers a taste of authentic Maine.

Like others I have been driving by for years and finally decided to try it. The staff was great…read moreand the food was good, the beef could have been better seasoned and the toast was very dry, needed more butter (which was thankfully on the table). Coffee was good. Service was quick and prices were very reasonable. We will go back.

Lived in the area for ten years and finally stopped in for breakfast. Service is great! Coffee is…read moredelicious. The serve breakfast and lunch. They make their own bread! Pizzas are on the menu. We will be back!

Home style cooking at its best! Love the staff and prices…read moreare more than fair. Will always hit this hole in the wall!

Wow, over one hour for a simple order...kinda terrible, and some attitude from the staff too, new…read moreand clueless. The food was OK. If you are fine sitting an hour plus, the food is decent. Bathrooms clean, table settings a little sloppy. I hope it gets better, not like it used to be. The took the drinks off but still overpriced for what it was. Oh well.

Service was warming, informative and great! Felt like a at home diner. Food was fantastic!!!read more

This is an authentic diner with good food at reasonable prices for the locale. I went for breakfast…read morethree times during my visit to mid coast Maine, and all were very good. It's a small place so there's not many seats, but they work fast and the service is good. The Southgate Slam sandwich odd particularly good. Give it a try if you're in Bath!

If you happen to be in Boothbay Harbor during the summer season, grab your breakfast at Waves. It's…read moresmall and cozy inside and serving up one of the best hash breakfast I've ever had. The hangover hash is truly spectacular with sausage, corned beef, pastrami, mushrooms, onions, and peppers. I tried the rye bread which was super fresh and delicious. This is definitely a double meal count. We're good until dinner. To top it off the staff was so friendly and helpful. It makes it so much fun when they feed off of positive energy to make it a great experience. Make this a must do if you're in town. Apologies for failure to grab pictures today.

Service was excellent and so was the breakfast burrito! Food…read moretook awhile but we were in no rush.