Thought this place was pretty special. More cafe and lunch and savory take out but extraordinary …read more Paninis with caramelized onion and portobello or lemon square or hand pastries ( yum!). Good espresso, etc.

My sister and I stopped in for coffees on our road trip. As we looked around, we were so surprised…read moreto see all the delectable selection of British savories. We were so impressed, our "To Go" coffee order became a sit down sampling of Scotch eggs, sausage rolls and a vegetarian pastry! All delicious, and the cappuccinos were perfect too! What a find! The owner was so pleasant and friendly. Eclectic and fun places like Amandines aren't easy to find, and I am so glad we came across it. There are lots of items and local goodies for purchase. Will certainly go back on our next trip and definitely recommend to any one going to or from Bar Harbor! Great job Amandines - well done! Cheers-

Blink and you'll miss it! After graduating from food truck to brick and mortar, Rasdal Falafel is…read moreproviding excellent eats along Route 1 in Searsport's revitalized "downtown." They make their pita bread in house, and it is wonderfully fluffy! My husband picked me up a falafel pita that was overflowing with all the additions, and it was very delicious and satisfying! The right meal to keep me going all afternoon! He also enjoyed the kibbeh pita that he got. Friendly service, and can't wait to go back to sample the desserts!

My first time, cute I got a falafel sandwich and some hummus for later. It's nice to bring…read moredifferent flavors into the town of Searsport.

Nice little bakery in downtown Belfast. I had them bookmarked on a fall trip passing through…read morebecause it has that small town vibe I look for, and beyond that, I need some good pumpkin bread to ring in the season. The place is very nice, like a well kept, older home. The bathroom was super clean, the staff was friendly, and while it was early afternoon, they still had a few things to pick from. Like I mentioned I had eyes on pumpkin bread and it was tasty -- dusted lightly on top with powdered sugar, well seasoned to taste like fall and sweet but not overly so. At $3 for a big piece, I'd go back in a heartbeat.

Wonderful croissants and pastries!!! I liked them a lot, though I got there too late in the day to…read moreget a ham and cheese croissant:( so sad. But, the almond croissant and Parisienne I got were wonderful! HOWEVER, what kinda bakery doesn't have an espresso machine? I wanted a delicious cappuccino with my pastry so badly! Overall, quite delicious! I also loved the general demeanor of the lady in the back. She was so welcoming!

I thought the food was good. Maybe a little less salt but good. No prices posted anywhere. You…read moreknow what they say, if you have to ask how much, you can't afford it. $70 for my daughter and I for breakfast. Not anything special. Two entrees and drinks. My daughter was so surprised at the bill that she couldn't eat. I told her she had better eat her $30 omelette or she was walking home... If money is no object for you I'm sure you will be fine here. I'm on budget and this place exceeded my means.

Excellent food and a very cute vibe right near the Belfast rail trail. I've been here many times…read moreover the past several years. This is a great stop a for mid morning coffee and muffin, lunch and I have taken home their meat lasagne for cooking at home. All are excellent. I believe their claim to fame is breakfast but I am not a breakfast eater. The inside seating area is small and you may find people in line hovering over your table if the place is busy. There are a few outdoor tables during the summer. The time from ordering to eating is often long if you are having a sandwich or something that requires cooking but it will be delicious. Pricing is expensive but quality is high. I've had mixed experiences on service. Sometimes super friendly, sometimes I feel like I am bothering them by being there and ordering lunch. Lunch items vary and are not posted online, you have to visit to see the offerings. Would go more often if we could see menu online and call in our order. Overall a great place tucked away in Belfast.

The grand opening was last week, and it still feels new and bright. It's a little Hannaford…read moremarket, with a decidedly local twist. There were all kinds of Yellowstone gear which ticked me, as well as merchandise. Not typical of a Hannaford. Aisles were wide and comfortable for getting around. It felt like a Toziers market, except all of the groceries were Hannaford branded. There were tons of baked goods for sale as well. If I want to go for a quick grocery run for coffee creamer and bread, this is my new go to. I can be in and out of the store in minutes with no trouble. It's a nice little place.

From the owner: Edwards Brothers Supermarkets strengthens Maine’s rural communities by providing a superior…read moreshopping experience, with a focus on real savings, customer service and through community outreach. Edwards Brothers Supermarkets is your local grocery store offering Hannaford products, pricing, and friendly customer service. Our store is stocked with all your grocery needs including a full-service meat and seafood department, as well as a deli and bakery with a fresh selection of meats, cheeses, salads, and baked goods. If you are looking for quality organic items, then you will be pleasantly surprised by our selection.

Great coffee shop! Everyone is helpful and kind. We enjoyed our chai lattes while listening to the…read moremusic they were playing.

Fantastic coffee and delicious scones! The staff are friendly and welcoming. We didn't buy coffee…read morebeans this time but definitely would in the future.

Menu changes often and it's worth going back to check out new specials. They also sell produce and…read moreflowers that always look beautiful. Hot drinks are good, smoothies are good, pastries are decent. Sad they're closed for winter right now.

Loved this space and meal! Lots of beautiful vegetables and a delicious lunch of vegetarian soups…read moreand sandwiches. It's the type of meal that leaves you feeling good for a long time after.

Amazing, simply delicious. These are not your ordinary, hard scones. These are light, almost a…read morebit fluffy. Just the right amount of fruit in each, perfect actually. These are now my official "bring to people's house as a gift" item. You can also buy the mix so you can make at home or on vacation. Easy! I've used the blueberry lemon mix and the scones were delicious. Cute store, nice folks behind the counter, good parking! Not celiac friendly at the time of this review.

The best scones around. Not dry and flaky at all. Very moist and almost like a muffin. Good…read moreespresso drinks as well.

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.