Fantastic food, friendly, easy parking and great alternative to older Yarmouth lunch spots.read more

I love visiting this business for a few reasons…read more... They resell local products such as Rose Bagels, Two Fat Cat Pies. They have really cute locally made things, like tea towels, cards and other fun gift ideas. We LOVE LOVE the cookies!!! The chocolate chip cookies that come in threes...yeah, that sleeve of cookies is just for me. I can't help but eat them all in one sitting. Not sure why they are so good, so I don't question it, I just devour them. I haven't tried their other offerings, but will definitely try them at some point. If I have room after eating cookies. LOL

Really love wild blueberry pie and Rosemont Market's pie hits the spot. It is filled with an…read moreabundant amount of wild blueberries and a delicious crumble crust. I called ahead to reserve a pie and they were able to put one aside to make sure I would be able to pick it up. I looked around and they had a small selection of wines, fresh local veggies, fish and meats. Definitely pricey but can definitely see that the quality is better than the supermarkets. Overall lovely bakery!

This is a Rosemont location I have frequented over the years. I like it because there's a decent…read moreamount of on street parking nearby. The inside is honestly too small for the amount of product they sell and is pretty claustrophobic with multiple customers and staff. Not like running into people small but you need to be aware of yourself as you open refrigerator doors and stand in one place debating for excessive amounts of time like me. I used to always get Miyake sushi but it sells out fast/ it's after lunchtime when I go. Lately I got a turkey cheddar sandwich, it was hearty and on good bread but also $13. I usually get a fun drink since they always have new brands and options of things like watermelon water, coconut water, kombucha, seltzer, etc. I highly recommend the pretzel rolls and the ham/cheese croissant in the pastry cabinet, although those are usually sold out too. You can buy fancy chips and ice creams as well as local seafood and produce. It's a nice one stop shop but purchasing ingredients to make a meal is likely a splurge. Treat yourself and also grab a fancy chocolate bar by the register when you pay.

Charming and unpretentious, Locally Sauced is a simply great secret hideaway in Yarmouth. ! We…read morechose to eat outside on the patio, under the festive lights strung in the branches of the shade trees ringing the restaurant. Specializing in barbecue , a giant smoker sits next to the patio.. and we watched the chef split the wood to feed into the smoker. Though the selections are varied , the impressive barbecue menu includes brisket, pulled pork and a range of unique sauces for dipping. Also on the menu is a barbecued brisket burger served with a magical dressing, greens and tomato on a nifty soft bun. The wide selection of other entree options includes assorted tacos-- full to the brim with fish, or brisket -- served on homemade tortillas. And the generous salads with their dill ranch dressing are outstanding. Cocktails are excellent.. service is prompt, and cheerful, and prices are very fair.. We felt so welcome and can't wait to return.

Tried Locally Sauced and honestly left pretty disappointed. The place is doing this Mexican BBQ…read morefusion thing, which sounded interesting, but the food just didn't land. Almost everything was incredibly sweet. The BBQ sauce tasted like straight liquid candy, and even the slaw was sweet. After a few bites the whole meal just felt kind of cloying. The prices also didn't match what you actually get. Around $30 for a brisket plate and it was basically four strips of brisket. Portions felt really small for the cost. On top of that, sauces cost extra, which felt a little ridiculous given the price point. Another thing that stood out: the "chips" were literally just Tostitos out of a bag. Not even house-made tortilla chips. For a place trying to have this unique, elevated vibe, that felt pretty lazy. I ordered a brisket burrito and it came out open-faced instead of wrapped like a burrito, which was confusing and messy to eat. Service itself was fine -- nothing bad to say there -- but the overall vibe of the place was kind of strange. It felt very "aggressively millennial," like it was trying really hard to be quirky and different instead of just focusing on making good food. Overall it just wasn't a great experience. Overly sweet food, small portions for the price, and a concept that feels like it's trying too hard. Mac and cheese was awful. Like straight up terrible. Like cracking an entire grinder worth of black pepper into it. The owner then insults me and is sarcastic without actually doing anything about my criticisms

If you're anywhere near Yarmouth and even slightly hungry, make the reservation at Royal River…read moreGrill House. It's one of those places that never misses. Let's start with the cocktails, because they truly deserve top billing. I always order the seasonal espresso martini, and somehow it just keeps getting better. This time it was tiramisu-inspired, and it was unreal. Rich, balanced, not overly sweet, and actually tasted like the dessert without feeling heavy. Whoever is behind that bar knows exactly what they're doing. The fish and chips? You cannot go wrong. Perfectly crisp batter, flaky fish, and fries that hold their own. It's one of those dishes you order once and then find yourself thinking about days later. That said, everything we've tried over multiple visits has been consistently excellent. It's the kind of menu where you feel safe branching out because you know it's going to deliver. The space itself adds to the whole experience. The architecture is beautiful, with warm wood tones and big windows that bring in natural light and make the river views part of the meal. It manages to feel polished and special without being stuffy. You can dress up a little or come in relaxed and still feel right at home. And the service is always attentive in that effortless way. Our servers have consistently been knowledgeable, present, and genuinely welcoming without hovering. It makes the whole night feel easy.

Clearly we are late to this party...we should have had this place on our radar as a good stop when…read moretraveling on 295. We stopped in for lunch, off season. It was about 11:30 and the place was getting busy. By the time we left there was a short line out the door waiting to be seated and the parking lot was full. My fish sandwich and fries were fresh and tasty. My husband's chicken salad wrap and fries were equally good. Great views of the marina, comfortable tables, very good service. We will definitely be back.

If you attended U of Maine in Orono, Pat's is a must! Pizza size feeds one person. Service was…read moreexceptional. Just like I remembered from my days at the original location in Orono.

Ripped off by a dishonest waitress who applied very high pressure to order the $39 lobster sliders…read moreinstead of the $19 lobster rolls we specifically came for. Paid a lot only to get far less than just going to Hannafords down the street and picking up $10 lobster rolls from the deli where we wouldn't have had to wait while our wooden booth was being kicked constantly by loud unruly children being ignored by their inattentive parents in the adjacent booths. Eating much better deli lobster rolls in the car would have been a far more pleasant experience! Our first and very last visit to Pat's.

My daughter, little Shannon (Dear God bless her heart) almost cried at how good the food was. She…read moreordered a soda, and a kind boy with blonde hair and a kind smile gave her a soda cup, saying it was on him. Later that night I realized I lost my wallet and my mother's will, so I went to Subway to look, and I saw that the same worker was able to help me again. What a kind soul! He shook my hand and said it was all okay. I can't remember what his name was though. He had dirty blonde hair, lived behind Subway, and had a nice, kind smile. I found my wallet and mother's will in the trash. Some unkind person threw them there! Good night! What bad manners. He said it was a customer named Pat Gilly! Boy oh boy, wait till I find her some day! I'll give her a piece of my mind, and a swing of my fist! Good night, y'all! #Subway #Subway is good #MydaughterShannon

Lettuce was brown, there was a coating of ice in the lettuce bin, fillings were smooshed to the…read moreoutside of the wrapper, the taste was off, and my stomach felt queezy the next day. The attendant was kind.

Man, this place is great. Every time I go here I'm more than happy with the food. The list of…read morehomemade sauces is incredible (try the spicy redneck if you like some heat), the chicken is perfectly breaded. I frequent this location for lunch at least once or twice a month, and it's never let me down. The crew is always friendly and sociable, the beer selection is huge. Great atmosphere here.

A bar with a wing menu ( a few other things besides wings) and an extensive page of sauces with fun…read morenames. Dark lighting, good music and lively chatter fill the place. We found seating and were attended to quickly for drinks and a menu. (A full order of wings gives you twelve large wings , we had lots of leftovers) buffalo was standard with mild heat, valley girl sauce had sweet notes with just mild heat. Garlic bbq was heavy on garlic and quite sweet and chicken fingers were nicely crispy and sauced to your liking. Hand cut fries were well done and malt vinegar was a plus. Kind of pricey but delicious. Our server was friendly and helpful. Give them a try.

Best Chicken Pho and Chicken Lo Mein I've had in the greater Portland area! Piping hot, fresh…read morevegetables, deep flavors and overall just wonderful to have great for take out in Yarmouth!

We stopped in at Yarmouth Rice and Noodles on our way back to Portland after a visit to the…read moreflagship L.L. Bean store, and it turned out to be a great lunch choice. My partner ordered the vegetable pho, and I went with the pork wonton soup. We also shared an order of pan-fried dumplings. Everything was comforting and flavorful, and the portions were impressively generous. Even the "small" pho was anything but small, and the wonton soup -- listed as an appetizer -- easily ate like a full bowl on its own. We both ended up with leftovers, especially her. The dumplings were nicely pan-fried with a good balance of crispness and filling, and paired well with the soups. This is the kind of place where you leave full and happy. Service was warm and welcoming -- the owner/server was very sweet, friendly, and helpful, which made the stop feel relaxed and personal rather than rushed. A solid, satisfying spot for a casual meal, especially if you're hungry or planning on leftovers.