Delightful bakery in a charming little town. We arrived at 7:55 am on a weekday to find a short…read morequeue outside ready for the doors to open at 8. Believe the stellar reviews. Chocolate almond croissant 5/5 Ham and cheese croissant 5/5 Cheddar Jalapeno pretzel 6/5 Olive Ficelle 6/5 Strawberry scone 5/5 Almond croissant 5/5 Service is great, lines move fast, ambience is perfect for the location and how they've branded themselves. Would love to be back for the breakfast dine in menu.

Took a few bites of the cinnamon roll before heating it up and wasn't impressed, but once I nuked…read moreit for 25 seconds, the desert became more impressionable. A firm roll that would cut with minimal effort with a knfie. The icing was a little tart for my preference. Croissant was flakey but lacked butter. Madelline was soft and spongey, as expected. Bottom Line: glad I tried

We stumbled on this cafe on our way up to Portland from Boston. The falafel plate is delicious with…read morefresh cucumber and tomatoes, house-made falafel, house-made hummus, and PITA that is warm and chewy. The falafel was well-seasoned and cooked just-right. The hummus was a wee bit on the salty side, but paired perfectly with the pita that is so good I ordered an extra piece to polish off the hummus! Their sweet potato fries are a bit on the pricey side at $8, but they are addictively good, perfectly caramelized, and portioned generously -- ideal to split between 2-3 people. There's plenty of parking and indoor seating in a spacious, tidy, and well-lit cafe. There is a clean, single-stall handicap-accessible bathroom. There was only one server who was kind and sweet. Best of all, the cafe is a nonprofit and the profits are used by a local synagogue to serve the needs of their local community!

When I realized the Brooklyn Cafe was closer to my workplace than I thought, I had to try it. I…read moreordered a falafel plate and a few rugelach to go. Everything was ready to go when arrived- quick and easy. Online ordering is always a plus. The restaurant is more spacious than I was anticipating and very clean. Let's start with the falafel plate: Delicious and fresh! The homemade pita was a winner. I truly hoped the hummus wouldn't disappoint because sometimes it just does and it was the whole dish's base. My concern was totally unfounded. As for the rugelach? Let me tell you, had I ordered in I would've ordered more than I did! The dough and sweetness was just right. Best I've had in New Hampshire.

The owner is super nice ! Friendly and enjoys making your beverages. I have a dairy allergy and she…read moremakes my chai latte with oat milk the way I like it. They also carry cute little crafts from local artists.

Nice little coffee shop / breakfast spot in Portsmouth. They also have grab and go yogurt and…read moregranola for a mid morning snack attack. Bulk coffee for sale decaf or regular as shown in my pictures.

Great coffee and excellent food options. Cable bagel is a must…read more Staff is always accommodating and meets you with a smile.

The ambiance is my favorite thing about this restaurant. A friend of mine and I caught up the other…read moreday and were there for three hours. It was so comfortable and warm and we enjoyed the company as well as the food.

Great breakfast, friendly service, seating can be unpredictable as it's a busy spot. Can't wait to…read moretry items from the lunch menu.

I love every tea and coffee I've had here. But, the best I've had is the iced hojicha matcha latte…read morewith maple syrup. I'm hooked!! Great atmosphere, nice seating. Service is typically good. Parking is tight

Great local establishment not far from the tourist craze. Parking available. Delicious quality food…read morewith options for all. Welcoming friendly atmosphere & fair prices. Highly recommend!

Best breakfast sandwich I've ever had. Buttery, crisp crossaint with savory bacon and melted…read morecheese, plus egg. The freshly baked breads looked heavenly. The woopie pies looked sinful and the numerous cookies and treats were selling fast. Great lefty, liberal arts and artistic vibes, too.

We ordered a sandwich to go. Everything looked really delicious. The staff were friendly and…read morehelpful but maybe a little disorganized as we received our sandwich and the woman who took our order seemed confused that we were leaving. The standout on the sandwich was the bread. The sourdough was perfect. The turkey sandwich was nothing special. It was a decent sandwich with maybe too much aioli. I would want to try other menu items.

Quaint and warm ambiance. Food is creative and delicious- we had the jammy egg brioche with a…read morejalapeño spread (not spicy) and Jammy Breakfast sandwich with Canadian bacon, both were amazing. Tried the hibiscus lemon, a little sweeter than my usual but still tasty. Cold brew with maple added is very good, would recommend! Service is good and greeted us with a smile. Croissants are huge and delicious. We will be back next time we are in Dover!

Two Bees Cafe is a perfectly hidden gem. If you aren't specifically seeking out the front entryway,…read moreyou will miss it. Once inside, you will find a spacious, airy, open, indoor/ outdoor American patisserie with a French flair. The back patio is on a deck surrounded by trees and is waterfront on the Cocheco River. You would never know you were in downtown Dover. The pastries are baked to perfection from scratch each morning. The croissants are light and melt-in-your-mouth. We also ordered the "house-cured salmon tartine", which was loaded with an explosion of great complimentary flavors. The coffee menu was extensive. This place went from quiet and intimate to a flurry of activity with friends meeting friends quickly after 8am opening. Service came with a genuine smile. I love this place!

The nicest staff!!! I/we got a bit confused on our order, but they helped me out right away and…read moresuper kindly. Nice interior and decent food for a chain. A reliable place.

Came as part of 14,000 mile 48 state foodie road trip. Stopped for breakfast excited to try the…read moresalmon. Cold smoked Canadian salmon on everything bagel with tomato, red onion, capers, and veggie cream cheese. Staff very friendly but I must say that the salmon and everything bagel pairing was just way too intense on the salt. Overpowered everything else on the sandwich to the fringe of struggling to finish. With a more balanced everything bagel blend, it would have helped a ton

Great little spot! Giant sandwiches/subs and tasty! Can get…read morebusy at lunch. Has a nice selection of local goods and wine/beer. Stop in you won't be disappointed!

I really wanted to like the Maine Market. And, in theory, I do. It's a comfortable space with…read morefriendly employees, and they carry LOADS of vegan options from other local purveyors in their take-away refrigerator (for example, I had a delicious wellness juice shot from a company I had never heard of before located in Southern Maine). Their menu is also so plant-based friendly! For example, they've got avocado toast with lemon, sunflower sprouts, pickled onions, and everything seasoning on thick cut sourdough that you can get with tofu or vegan sausage if you want. And there's sandwiches like The Caesar Wrap (tofu, chopped romaine, crispy garlic chickpeas, vegan parm, and vegan house caesar dressing) and The TLT (tofu, lettuce, tomato, vegan mayo, and avocado "for fun" [from their website]). But when I visited (which was around 10am on a weekday) every. single. thing. was. out. Vegan cheese? Out. Vegan sausage? Out. Avocado? Out. I asked what they could make me, and the option was a breakfast sandwich with a tofu egg (which they had only one of left somehow), spinach, tomato, and house pesto. I left with my sandwich to head back to Portland, took a big bite when I was on the highway, and immediately spit it out - the pesto was brown, rancid, and so bitter the sandwich was inedible. If I had been anywhere near the market, I would have turned around and said something because clearly the pesto was old and - it seems like - they really do care about their customer and product. I think I came on an off day, I really do. When I'm in the area next, I'll stop by and try again. And I encourage you to check them out and have your own experience, because I really don't think mine was their standard. Unfortunately... I was just left literally with a bad taste in my mouth.