If you're visiting the quiet side of Acadia National Park, don't miss Clark Point Cafe. We loved it…read moreso much we went there every single day during our vacation. This is truly one of the best breakfast places I've ever been to. Everything was exceptional -- the Eggs Benedict, tartines, Turkish eggs, fresh bakery items, and all the different superb coffee selections. Every meal was fresh, unique, and absolutely delicious. The atmosphere is cozy, welcoming, and relaxing, with friendly service that made us feel at home every time we walked in. Clark Point Cafe became one of the highlights of our trip. Highly recommend to anyone visiting Acadia's quiet side!

So good I forewent my plans to try any other breakfast place near Acadia to come here twice…read moreinstead. Genuinely the best food I had during my trip. Stand outs include the Turkish eggs (soooo flavorful), Dutch baby (the Dutch baby was good but it was the blueberry jam that really elevated it, getting it with the blueberries is a must), and sticky bun (absolutely stellar!). I also highly recommend the eggs Benedict (they do their poached egg dishes very well here) and the tomato feta pastry. Only thing I wouldn't recommend is the shakshuka (overly spicy, flavor not the best).

Excellent br/lunch options with wonderful service and a great ambiance in the heart of Northeast…read moreHarbor. I always appreciate the creative sandwich & salad options--love the fennel slaw! While i di 't have much of a sweet tooth my kids live their pastries & the coffee is superb!

Milk & Honey is a great find in Northeast Harbor, you just have to know to look for it. It's tucked…read moreaway behind the Maritime Museum, just off Main Street. It's a breakfast & lunch cafe that values using locally sourced, fresh ingredients. We stopped for lunch and ordered the Vegplant (V) and Bahn Mi (v) sandwiches. The Vegplant had an eggplant spread, roasted vegetables, and tabouleh on focaccia. The vegan Bahn Mi had tofu, pickled vegetables, greens, miso spread, and cilantro on a baguette. Both sandwiches were excellent and we ordered a couple of iced chais--they were house made and among the best in Maine. It's counter service, and the patio seating was just what we were looking for on a warm summer day in June. We went back the next morning for breakfast and found it to be a little trickier--according to the person behind the counter, the only vegan breakfast item was the hash brown. I had the yogurt parfait--it was as it was described on the menu and just okay--I generally prefer fresh fruit--it had a fruit preserve, which was just okay--maybe it needed more. The hash brown was made of shredded potatoes and was what you would expect. Overall, from a vegetarian/vegan perspective this is a solid 5 star lunch spot, and I love what they're doing here. I just wish they had a vegan option for breakfast.

I can't believe I've worked on the island for a summer, lived in the area my whole life, and I've…read morenever been here. I regret my avoidance of the island in the summer months so, so much now This place is a gem! They have a wonderful selection of unique foods, most of them with clean ingredients. They make all their breads in house and offer a variety of breads, baguettes, bagels, not to mention the freshly baked pastries and sweets! My friend & I went in and were greeted warmly. The cashier struck up a conversation with us & was so kind. She overheard us talking about our daughters and told us we were so calm and laid back moms. The best compliment ever. We felt so hip I grabbed a steak baguette sandwich and the bread was phenomenal, as was the steak. The pastries were delicious, and our friend the cashier gave us a cookie on the house. SO nice. We will be back, daughters in tow, and hopefully we'll be able to try one of everything. Definitely stop here!

Food was delicious but a little pricey. I had the crab cakes which were fresh but a little fishy. I…read morehad the clam chowder soup which was good. Service was good but we did have to wait a few minutes even though I was not that crowded. Have outdoor seating which we enjoyed. Not a bad place just a little pricey but it was the only restaurant opened at the time.

What's not to like? Emmy was the only one behind the counter when we got there which was no problem…read morebecause it wasn't busy at that time. She was super friendly and helpful. The food was excellent and the coffee delicious. We will definitely go back there as often as we can.

Nice place to have a relaxed coffee or breakfast/lunch. Great selection of foods and coffees and…read moreEmmy behind the counter was super friendly. We sat inside because it was chilly but they have outdoor seating as well. Will quickly become our favorite coffee place!

On my last morning in the Acadia National Park area, before hitting the road, I stopped at Milagro…read moreCoffee for my morning pick-me-up. Since I am basic, I ordered their pumpkin pie latte with oat milk over ice. This festive fall drink was perfectly spiced without being overly sweet or artificial. And since I was in Maine, I obviously had to get a blueberry muffin. The blueberries in this muffin were some of the freshest I have ever had and I can see why Maine is known for them. There were a couple outdoor seats in addition to the indoor seating, but I took my order to go. The service was extremely friendly and engaging and I would definitely come back the next time I'm in the area.

Other than the long line, this place was a real win. The coffee was outstanding (cappuccino) and…read morethe baked goods were tasty. They have so many options of things to eat that you could really go every day for a couple weeks and try new and delicious things. We had a scone and a muffin - the muffin was a pumpkin/harvest type of thing. Really good. Scone was also tasty. Highly recommend.

Looks unimpressive from the outside. Don't let that scare you away. It's beautiful inside, and…read morethe food is great. Very fresh and delicious dinner. Attentive but not obtrusive service. About the only complaint is that the portion sizes are somewhat small, given the prices.

We had a fabulous dinner at the Rogue Cafe tonight. The setting is interesting - a cozy house near…read moreSouthwest Harbor with 5 tables. A prix fix menu. All parties had the same courses at the same time. The food was magnificent! We started and ended with ginger blueberry: we started had a bubbly glass of Prosecco flavored with blueberry and ginger, and we ended had a lemon curd cake with a scoop of blueberry ginger sorbet. In between we had a red beet soup and fresh garden salad; grilled flank steak and scallops; incredible potato gnocchi with flecks of bacon and mushroom in a cream sauce. The service was excellent. What a wonderful meal!

Terry makes a great large mocha latte! Made mine a Cocomo today. Awesome little store the sweet…read morewife enjoyed!

What a great place!! Only place around open for coffee at 7…read moreAM. Super nice guy. Had a whole cooler of milk whatever kind you want. Also a gift shop and ice cream shop for whatever time of day you go.

Such good coffee!! Got a moose tracks latte and it did not disappoint! Also had a blue berry…read morelemonade and it was very refreshing

Really a spot for some quick breakfast options; like a shorter line for a pop-over than elsewhere…read morein the further off sections of the park. However, I think we would've gladly retried our coffees elsewhere they were very much not anything we would have wanted to retry. It can get crowded quick because it's got the curb appeal and some of the other local coffee houses equally seem to struggle with consistent recipe-quality. Maybe try more of the food and report back.

We were passing through and I didn't want a chain restaurant. The food was good and priced well. I…read morehad the s'more beverage and it was tasty too.

I went to Flexit Cafe about three years ago and was pretty weirded out at how unfriendly the staff…read morewas. So much so that I didn't go back in until today. They're in a new location. It's been a while. I figured there would be new, and hopefully friendlier, staff. I was half right. There was new staff, but unfortunately, they were as unwelcoming as the last batch. This place has no prices on any of the premade sandwiches or pastries in their cases (why??), so we asked "Hey there, how much are your pies and cookies?". The employee was in the lobby sweeping and said "I'm not sure. Somewhere between $3- $5. Maybe more". She doesn't look up. Doesn't offer more clarity. She just shrugged this non-answer to us and carried on. It was awkward. So my husband, trying to make light of it, says "Sounds like it's up for debate so how about I give you $2.50" and this girl gives us a dour look and snaps "Well, I'm not behind the cash register so I can't look at the prices, can I?". So, we have now learned our lesson with this place twice. Not sure what it is about the culture there that results in such bad service years apart and by different people. We won't be returning.

We loved everything we ate here. We got breakfast sandwiches, lavender matcha (amazing), and…read moreblueberry pie (my favorite specimen I tried in Bar Harbor). We wanted to order sandwiches to go but they don't offer lunch until 11, so we got bagel blts to go. Cozy little spot and great food!

We were surprised to find how bleh most of the baked goods were…read more Despite going on a Friday morning before 9am, we were surprised at the the hardness of the scones (both blueberry and scallion). The scallion at least was buttery inside, the blueberry scone was so dry and overcooked. The blueberry bread was also surprisingly tasteless and almost wet inside. Definitely Not what we expected from a professional bakery. Coffee meh but matcha reasonable. Egg sandwich was the family favorite and the savior of the bad breakfast.