We stopped in and got their lemon crème cornetto - which was tart, flaky and PHENOMENAL! Our bed…read moreand breakfast served sourdough bread at breakfast and OMG It was the BEST bread that was airy yet crusty with great taste and texture!!

Absolutely adorable little pastry/bread shop in the most unexpected place...Bath is small as it is…read morebut this little shop would be welcomed in the biggest of cities and would easily compete with the best to do it. I just wanted to try everything because not only was it presented beautifully, it was baked with love and that is very evident. Start your day with any variety of bread, lunch is covered there as well, and make sure you make it by 7pm for a delicious gelato for desert. Why the 4-star after all this gushing? Their espresso is inexcusably bad for having such a high bar for everything else they're doing here. Clean that up, and this place goes from being really good, to untouchable.

Oh my gosh! That was the best pizza I have ever had! We just moved to Bath, and I'm happy we found…read moreyou! We'll be back!

Laid back place with very filling Italian food. I highly recommend this restaurant. FYI: cash onlyread more

The Galley is THE local breakfast and lunch spot in Bath for casual, simple, fresh made, well…read morepriced meals. I'm a breakfast regular, early mornings with the local fisherman and tradesmen and mid morning with families and other locals. Just order the days special, or hope they've still got haddock chowder and pie with ice cream left (all house made and great). Booths and counter space. Very casual but always clean and bustling. Super friendly (and fast and pro) staff, even if you're from away . Coffee refills at the ready (this isn't Starbucks, don't expect an espresso machine). Off street parking in their lot, open year round. Did I mention the chowder and pie?

Stopped in for breakfast at The Galley due to a local person we met earlier that morning. He told…read moreus it is the best breakfast around and he eats there most mornings. The more you look around the more you realize why it is called the galley. If you stop in look for all of the things you might see in the galley of a ship. It is a family run diner. The wait staff were very congenial and rather cheery, the service was great, the prices were good, the portions were larger than we expected but more importantly delicious. The other patrons seemed to be locals as there were lively discussions not only at their table but from table to table. When someone new walked in there were greetings to them from other patrons. The atmosphere was awesome, the food was great, the staff were welcoming, and the decor fit the name! PS The diner was clean!

Very cozy, romantic setting. Although sitting near the window in April proved to be a tad bit…read morechilly. Nonetheless, we absolutely loved it! The food was to die for! My wife had the Rhubarb Pomelo salad and added the crab cake. THAT CRAB CAKE!!! Wow!!! Phenomenal!! I had the Andouille and Frog Gumbo. I could eat that dish over and over. It was slightly spicy and ever so flavorful! Absolutely delicious! We topped our meal off with a shared desert of limoncello cake. It was light and cloud fluffy and just fantastic deliciousness! If you have only one night in town and one place to choose... this is it! The service was beyond reproach!

Racism! I was just refused entry at this restaurant. Supposedly, I had made racist comments about…read moresomeone last time I was there. He obviously had spoken with an accent and was brown. I've traveled a lot, have visited 69 countries and lived in 8, know languages, and I am always curious about people. He said he was Puerto Rican. I had said, "what brought you to Maine thats not an obvious first choice from the tropics?" He had said something like he got an opportunity from Puerto Rico worked at their waterfront restaurant. And I said something like yeah I know you didn't just swim here. Thought we had a good chat etc. Two months later I am supposedly racist and banned from there. And the chef that barred entry said he had heard me say something about "swimming here," me sitting at a table while he was in the kitchen. Preposterous! Wowie prickly weird, I won't be going to any of their family restaurants and am telling everyone too.

Came in this afternoon with a group from work, who have various disabilities. The staff this…read moreafternoon were absolutely the kindest helpful young ladies. My buddies were treated wonderfully and were so happy to be welcomed here with open arms and hearts. Thank you! We all enjoyed our ice cream, and I know these young men I had with me today will not forget your kindness. They had a great visit. The Peach ice cream is SUPERB.

We got a Blueberry Milkshake and a Blueberry Soda Float (vanilla ice cream). The Fountain uses…read moreGiffords Ice cream, and Eli's blueberry soda. The milkshake was super thick and tasty but took quite a while to make. The shop has an old timey soda shop vibe but the staff didn't quite match that feeling. Side note: The shop also offers gluten free bread for their sandwiches but we did not get one.

I can't believe I just tried OystHers for the first time. It is the absolutely most perfect oyster…read morebar. It has all the credentials for perfection...outdoor seating overlooking a body of water...in this case the beautiful Kennebec River, including a spectacular view of the big bridge over it. Watching boats go by, and people walking in the walking path to get to the park right next door...perfect for people and dog watching. Plus, OysHers allows well behaved dogs at the outdoor seating area. The menu includes MANY varieties of sparking wines, including a mimosa flight, and all local oysters, all sourced from women-owned oyster farmers, plus they have their own oyster farm as well. The menu does include a few non-seafood items, such as the classic Maine red hot dog. The menu also includes some caviar in case there is a need for a special occasion caviar celebration. There are a variety of seating options outside and inside. There are firepit tables with Adirondack chairs, regular tables and chairs, picnic tables, and high top tables. There is a beautiful display of the days oyster selection inside on ice. The ordering process is simple...order what you want at the register, tell them where you're seated (we were are fire pit #2) and they bring your order to you. You can start a tab or pay as you go. Each table has a little sign that says what the table name/number is. We went on a Wednesday afternoon so we did not try the fire pit. It is a great reason to go back. We tried the mimosa flight (orange, grapefruit, cranberry, and lemon) and a flight of oysters (4 different varieties). I couldn't tell you which one was best...they were all perfect. I especially loved how expertly they were shucked and cut loose. Every oyster slid out of its shell without any resistance and each oyster had all of its liquor. They were perfectly clean and chilled and served with lemon, a cocktail sauce and a delicious mignonette. My friend also tried a local canned cocktail, Dasch seltzer, that was excellent...not too sweet, lots of blueberry flavor. I can't wait to go back!

I have been here twice in the past week and will continue to visit as often as I can. The oysters…read moreare so good. So fresh, very clean, delicious. The Crabster sliders were excellent and the chicken salad (ordered on a roll instead of sliders) was plentiful and very tasty. Great cocktail, mocktail, and wine selection. We got to sit on the back patio and enjoy the river view. Well behaved dogs are welcome on the patio. Orders go in at the bar and servers deliver to the table. Polite, smiling, friendly service. Not a ton of parking immediately in front but it's super easy to walk from the many municipal parking areas downtown. Highly recommend for anyone in the area looking for a comfortable and delicious spot for a bite and a beverage.