Homemade Ice cream- check Homemade Waffle Cones- check…read moreCute spot close to the Coastal Maine Botanical Garden- check Quick service - check Reasonable Prices- check This place is the perfect spot for ice cream and I'm so glad we stopped here on our way back from the Coastal Maine Botanical Gardens

Cute & quaint! We weren't planning to stop but when we saw the sign one late afternoon, we took a…read moresharp right into the parking lot! The line moved quickly and the service was great! Really yummy ice cream (they did samples as well). We got the affogato and loved it!

Great ice cream shop in downtown Boothbay Harbor. Always busy after dinner time and sometimes a…read moreline out the door. Generous helpings and staff is friendly and efficient. Overall a great experience.

Good ice cream in a historic building. Hated the loud club…read moremusic they had on But otherwise it was a charming store

Nice to get.m out of the busyness of downtown. Great staff even helping sing Happy Birthday!read more

Giant servings of ice cream and friendly service. I couldn't believe how big one scoop was, let…read morealone a baby cup. Huge I tell ya, huge! Good variety of flavors. Maple walnut is delish.

A small place with a window and a few tables under umbrellas would not usually be expected to rank…read morea 5*, but this was a really nice surprise. I had the "dill bread" sandwich, described as scrambled eggs (2), avocado, crispy bacon, and white cheddar on homemade dill bread. How could I not? Homemade dill bread, you ask? This place is a haven for amazing baked goods, but since I didn't try those, you're going to have to go try for yourself. The dill bread was fresh and tasty, all I could ask for. The rest of the sandwich was exactly as described. The eggs were fluffy, but not dry. The bacon was lean and smoky, and crispy - just the way I like it. The combination was just right, and a filling lunch. As we were eating, they were bringing out more baked goods to the display counter, but we didn't indulge. Well worth a stop for breakfast or lunch.

So many types of delicious house-made bread, nice staff, cute patio, and an excellent playlistread more

So nice, I visited twice…read more And I think this might be the best coffee shop in Boothbay, and if you're going anywhere else... you're missing out. You want a reliably good coffee drink? A smoothie made with fresh produce to help break up the copious amounts of fried seafood you're consuming? A quiet place to read or do work or have a meeting or rest before your adventures? Brisettos. Brisettos. Brisettos. (Seriously, do yourself a favor and go check out their upstairs. It's spacious, loads of comfortable seating, and really fun people watching with the boats boarding across the street.) I came at 9am to get a 16 oz cold brew, black. I came again at 1pm and the guy behind the counter looked at me and said, "Welcome back. Another 16 oz cold brew? Black?" What kind of sorcery is this? There were loads of people in front of me and behind me during my AM visit, so it's not like I had time for much of an interaction with them; they were slammed. And when I came back there were a couple people in front of me ordering more complicated drinks. But they remembered me! And if you look at their reviews across the internet that's the thing you'll see stand out: they lock in on their customers, they make you feel like you're a part of their community, they see you. I feel seen through more often than not now when ordering, so this is something tremendously special (and a hell of a skill to have). Brisettos is the ONLY answer for coffee in Boothbay.

We stayed at an RV park up the road and were on the desperate search for a coffee shop that opened…read moreby 7 AM so we popped on Yelp and found Brisetto's 2nd cup. I ordered a dirty chai, which is very tasty and deliciously warm and my spouse ordered a latte which is delicious. They do offer some pastries, but we did not indulge. The barista is super nice.

(I updated this review because I reached out to the owner and they were very apologetic and assured…read moreme that they would address the issue) - How do you take a five star review and turn it into a one star review? When they turn off the lights while you're eating and refuse to turn them back on. I took my mom here on Saturday night for her 74th birthday and the food was excellent and fairly priced. We were having so much fun until the lights went out while we were finishing up our dinner. I went up to the staff to let them know we were still eating and they pointed me to the manager who simply said we are closed! At no time did anyone let us know they were closing soon and that we needed to finish up or anything. The manager was so incredibly rude about it and he refused to give me his name. Ive never in my life experienced anything like this, it totally blows my mind. I need to find out who the owner is because they deserve to know how their customers are being treated.

This place has the best food. We have been here for two weeks and ate here several times. The…read morestaff is outstanding and very friendly. Thank You to Susan, April and the rest of the staff for another great vacation in Boothbay at the Lobster Wharf! Sue & Gordon

Food, Service, and Ambiance are the finest Maine has to offer. We cant wait to return to try more…read moreofferings

Nice casual atmosphere with very attentive service. We ordered the beet burrata salad and while…read morewell prepared, the burrata wasn't the right flavor. We would have preferred feta or Gorgonzola cheese. We also ordered the pickled wings which were tender and juicy, they weren't anything like we hoped for. Heavily breaded with corn flakes or something, they were very greasy and boring. We also had the Reuben which had a nice big slice of corned beef. I dunno, maybe we ordered the wrong items? But in general, the food was boring!

In the past few years I have been in the area Red Cup has always had a huge line at times going up…read morethe street. I have read the reviews and thought about trying them. After my visit I am just wondering what this is all about. Maybe just the drinks honestly. I don't know really and after my experience I am not sure I even want to go back. I stopped here to get some bagels to have for breakfast the next day. The bagels are not homemade, they are from NY which is not a problem. I was perfectly fine with that. The cream cheeses are on the homemade side. They tasted great honestly the ones we had. Where things went south for us is the male at the register taking my order. He basically told me I would be better off going to the Hannaford grocery in town for bagels and cream cheese, as I was placing my order. That kind of rubbed me the wrong way. As I am trying to give business to the locals. To imply for me go elsewhere was odd. When I was there there was not a long line or anything. So it was not like I was holding anyone up. I felt like maybe they did not want to scoop the cream cheeses into a cup. I do not know. But, it just left a bad feeling all together. From that point on I did not order any drinks or other food. I was just honestly done.

The coffee was hot and well-made! The biscotti was tasty with a good texture, not too hard not too…read moresoft. The chocolate croissant had a Nutella filling that was delicious and it was especially good being dipped in the hot chocolate.

We heard it was a local favorite so had to check it out. The tug boat is fun to look at outside…read more They do not use it much in the inside. Great views from the rooftop and back side of the dining area. Staff were polite and attentive. Menu was typical and offered plenty of options. Limited menu for outside seating which would have been fine for us if we sat outside. Too hot up top that day. Beer, wine and cocktails available. Food was tasty.

What a cute place to stop! Our kids loved the tugboat and enjoyed climbing up into the wheelhouse…read morefor a few photos. The food was quick and our server was so friendly. The view was great and it was really nice to look out over the water. There is a rooftop bar, but it was extremely hot during our visit so we passed on sitting up there. We're late eaters, so we're nervous about the 8:00 closing time, but it seemed like that's when they stop seating vs closing for the night. We left a little afterwards and the restaurant was still bringing out food - so probably the last tables before shutting down the kitchen for the night. We weren't rushed despite being the end of their night.