Dot's was recommended by the staff at our hotel and we found it about 5 minutes down the road from…read morewhere we stayed. It's a really cute little market with tons of grab and go items, drinks, and sundries but also a thriving deli and bakery counter. We showed up during a rush and there were like 20 people in line, it moved fairly quickly and we ordered a veggie frittata, a ham and cheese panini, and a slice of a Maine Blueberry Huckle Pie I believe and it was moist and decadent and really, really good. My husband loved it. They had pasta salad, chicken salad, breakfast burritos, breakfast biscuits, and tons and tons of baked goodies. I wanted to try cookies and muffins, and cakes and some of the other items but, we'd already indulged in a few other stores so, we stuck with our breakfast items and the Blueberry Huckle Cake slice. Loved it. Parking can be tight but, you can invent a spot as long as you aren't blocking someone in and it seems to work out.

Could not be a better place to grab food from by my favorite little 'secret spot' beach. There's a…read morereally cute wicker/art installment right in the front parking lot to greet you and the whole place has a supports local art vibe. I've liked every single thing I've had from here. I've tried all of their sandwiches and there's not a bad choice out of the bunch . The roasted vegetable one is out of this world, I could actually eat it every day. They also sell baked treats, hot foods, bagged/fancy snacks and home goods. There's seating inside & out but even better taking the .5 mile hike down to the beach to eat! 10/10 find, I love taking people here

LOVE Bucks Harbor Market, and also love that they've started keeping regular hours that are easy to…read moreremember. Thank you, BHM, for serving our little corner of the coast.

Fantastic little grocery and bakery -- excellent wine, beer and spirits selection. Service is…read morewonderful -- it is a local gem.

Delicious pizza. Takes a little longer than you'd like, as there isn't anywhere to sit and wait…read more So...little tip....order ahead! We split a small #4...which was enough for the two of us. The crust was thin and crispy. We'd gotten the recommendation from a delightful couple on the plane....shout out to Julia!

Food is great. We had the mini blueberry tarts and they…read morewere phenomenal. We also had the raspberry tarts and they were just as good. The people were very friendly and helpful and patient as we were trying to make our selections. The place is very welcoming exactly what you would expect for a small town bakery shop.

Excellent wine and cheese selection. Ladies working store were friendly, polite and knowledgeable…read more Store is compact, clean, stocks and cheese case has a lovely selection. Getting cheese sliced to order by weight at a real counter ensures that you will be getting the real thing, that you like because you have the option to taste it, it ensures the cheese counter will take you through a tasting journey until you find something ideal, and hopefully a little bit of quips and information about each cheese along the way. I can't think of anywhere else I would rather shop for cheese, often precut preweighed and suffocating and it's little plastic jackets. Bottom line it is morally superior to buying cheese from a bin. So let start of this little story by stating the facts 1.) I know cheese. 2.) I love cheese. One of the cheeses I bought from here was spoilt suffering from a particularly bad case of rind rot that was not visually apparent-- only to the tounge. It was what I like to call a tongue piercer but not in a good way. I was wondering why my guests winced after taking a taste, looking puzzled and they politely tried to swallow and get the taste out of their mouths, eyes darting about. "You don't like cheddar with chives? Ohh! it's one of my favorite." *takes a bite* Hooo wee. Boy was it overly funked. Mouth stinging over ammoniatedly funky and not for the faint of heart. Okay so throw it in the chuck it bucket, chalk it up to whatever. But then we went to unwrap the pate well that piece was really past its prime, born just before Zsa Zsa Gabor all glint, grey, covered in a white penicillin like and... GULP green mold. As much as I wanted to cut off the oddly colored growths, to not let it go to waste, I didn't have the heart. 10 years ago? I would not have bat an eye. I would have cut off the nasty and gone to town or at least shared it with my pet cat. God I'm getting old and boring. Hence this Yelp review. Anyway back to the story! The guests were here. Thankfully I had some odds and ends in the cheese drawer to drag out and dust off. And I kid you not I produced a. processed summer salami to swoop in & stand in as a body double for the pate and pair with the pickles and mustard. Crisis averted! Other two cheeses were however perfect, D'affinois in peak ripeness and thrilled they stock moliterno al tartufo. So nice to get these cheeses up here! The d'affinois was smooth like a Donna summer record and the moliterno tasted as if I were there in Sardinia licking lapping at the ocean waves. Batting two out of two makes me wonder what else is lurking in the case, or did I just get unlucky? I'll give them a call and I'll return for sure. Again I stress EXCELLENT selection wonderful employees. But until they work out product dating and storage, I suggest you might ask to sample the cheeses before purchasing (just in case!) and committing-- even one you've had before. Cheeses vary through out the year and the seller importer and purveyor depending on how and how long they're stored/transported. Now here's the best part. I called them and they immediately offered a refund taking my word for this even after I offered to bring in the product to show. Woman on the phone was super sweet. Can't wait to go back and patronize this business again. Happy cheese eating!

This is the place to definitely stop for all your cheese needs. The selection isn't absolutely huge…read morebut it is a good variety. The staff is charming and incredibly knowledgeable. Highly recommend stopping by. Ask them about the lady who sells homemade marmalade down the road. Her marmalade and jams were absolutely delicious and pair perfectly with some of their cheese.

Nice little convenient store. The service was nice and the food was decent. They do have some…read moreunique items and pastries upfront.

It used to have great pizza, not anymore, they are cheaping out on the ingredients now. The cheese…read morestarts four inches after the crust and very little sauce. I was told they have a limit of how much they are allowed to put on it. I went there to tell them and got an attitude. I tried to let them know face to face, but they'd apparently like me to tell everyone about it instead of making it good.

Store is in a convenient location and has a good community inventory. The clerks are helpful with…read morelocating item. I like their meet Dept. the meet is of good quality am prices are reasonable. Overall I am satisfied with store.

A good sized market for this small town. The first time I went to Toziers in Searsport was almost…read more10 years ago - when it was a tiny local market with just two cash registers. It has since been remodeled and has just about everything you need - including full-size carry out pizza. Yum.

Great little place! Has custom breakfast sandwiches, deli sandwiches and yummy baked goods…read more They also have a good assortment of gluten free items. Good selection of wine and liquor and miscellaneous home goods

Delicious, great quality food. Charming clean atmosphere with friendly people. I love this store!!read more

Gorgeous custom charcuterie spreads!! Meticulously curated & so so yummy! A mixture of quality…read morecheese, meats, fresh fruits, honey, and candied fruit. I definitely recommend!

I love the name of this shop! The owners guessed the words to my secret mantra. I was happy to…read morelearn that a gourmet cheese store had recently arrived to this corner of Maine. Located around the corner from the main drag it's easy to find because of the eye catching chalkboard signs we saw on the sidewalk which point the way for you. There was an initial big disappointment here which turned out to be the first thing you are confronted with at the entrance and that is the metal spiral staircase that one must climb in order to enter. There is no other way in that I could see. Never mind how treacherous this could be on an icy winter day, the real tragedy here is that this means access is barred to those with certain disabilities, anyone in a wheelchair, a parent with a stroller, a frail elder and others that may have trouble navigating such a wretched means of entry. Once safely inside the space it's small but quite inviting and pleasantly decorated. The bounty is contained in one large glass-fronted refrigerated case and it's delightfully packed with cheeses from places near and far. The friendly man working there who I believe was the owner, told us to just let him know whatever it was we wanted to sample. Say no more! Already displayed were a few plates of already cut up cheese samples from which I took a number of nibbles. I love when shops do this although for hygiene sake I would have loved some toothpicks to spear the cheese rather than have everyone use fingers. I decided on the cutely named Ewephoria which is a sheep's milk cheese (get it?) from Holland. It's a hard cheese that was nutty and buttery. We loved it, so I'll be on the look out for it again. There were some artisinal salamis for sale as well that intrigued my husband. From trips to Tuscany where boar is king, he has become especially fond of this kind of meat. He bought some of the smoked boar sausage that he said was delicious. The shop also sells a small but decent selection of wines and some gourmet crackers. We wished they sold some fresh crusty baguettes which would have made this one stop shopping for the perfect picnic fare. There is nothing about what they are selling and how they are selling it inside the shop that I have any trouble with. It's great. What I hope is that the owners who have come up with a great idea for this town, will figure out a way to address the need for access to all. And from the owner's point of view, they should be thinking about all the customers who they are missing because they can't get in. I don't know how the appropriate changes can be done at this exact location unless there was a secret elevator or entrance I missed. But if not, there have got to be other available storefronts somewhere in Belfast in which to set up shop. Hello, calling Belfast realtors... This is dedicated to Michele R. whose reviews always take accessibility into consideration and from whom I've learned much about this issue. Her well articulated reviews have helped me to be more mindful about this kind of equality.