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.

Killer blt. Nothing fancy, just great tomato and lettuce with a large dollop of Mayo. Rhubarb…read morelemonade was tart and tasty.

I heard about The Salt Market on TikTok and let me tell you, it lived up to its hype! It was for…read moresure the most aesthetic and best tasting coffee shop out of all of the ones I stopped out on Mt. Desert Island. The merch and provisions are beautifully curated and the baristas were incredibly friendly. We arrived five minutes before opening and there was already a short line. There's nowhere to sit in the store, but there are some benches outside the shop. We had planned to grab coffee and pastries to take to the local shore, anyway, and it was a perfect morning!

A special corner of the world exists in Salt Market Cafe and their beautiful store of provisions,…read moreon the quietest main street in Mount Desert. Was hankering for a sandwich and luckily, was patient enough to wait for the kitchen to prepare a prosciutto with beurre blanc and cornichons on a baguette. So simple and delicious. I perched up on the bench and was likely an entertaining sight to see as I devoured it aggressively, only taking breaks to enjoy their homemade lemonade in between bites. I wanted to buy just about everything in the store, lots of local options and some independent brands from afar. It's clearly curated with intention and love. Would love to see more substantive dining options added to the menu (although the bakery options are all made in house, to my knowledge). Excited to come back to the area when the restaurant opens (Good Wolf).

Food: The food came out super quickly, and was pretty solid. The popcorn shrimp was nothing to rave…read moreout. Wish I tried out their famous blueberry donut! Service: The service was fine. Our server wasn't particularly friendly. Maybe it was due to the dreary day! Ambiance: The diner was clean. Plenty of seating available. From what I saw, most of the seating were booths (suitable for 2-4 people)

My wife and I had breakfast here the morning of August 18. I ordered blueberry pancakes and she…read moregot eggs, bacon at home fries. Everything was prepared promptly and superbly. The server was extra attentive, and the coffee was fantastic. I'm so glad we happened upon this awesome choice for breakfast without having to go back into Bar Harbor.

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.

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!

This was my second time visiting & I ended up ordering even more than the first. I originally…read moreplanned to try a new spot, but nothing else was open around that time so I came back here, and I'm glad I did. I started with two toasted bagels with cream cheese. They were fine, not the freshest bagels I've had, but they had a good amount of cream cheese, just okay overall. The croissant was large and nicely toasted, likely not baked in-house (gave off Costco croissant vibes), but it came with a really tasty berry spread. The blueberry scone, however, wasn't great. Not a fan of the texture or flavor on that one. For coffee, I tried the dirty chai and a regular drip coffee, both solid and satisfying. But the real showstopper was the lavender latte. I'm obsessed. It was fragrant, smooth, and perfectly balanced. Easily my favorite part of the visit. I also had the BLT sandwich and the smoked salmon tartine. Both were delicious. You could tell the same ingredients (pickles, veggies, capers) were used across multiple items, but it still worked well and tasted fresh. Lastly, I ordered the Dutch baby pancake. The presentation was lovely, and it was freshly made, but the flavor was just okay, I've had better. The overall experience was really fun. People around us were checking out my food and even asked for recommendations. The staff also acknowledged our spread, which made it feel even more welcoming.

Great store! Service and selection is very good. Ben is a nice guy and very helpful. It's close to…read morewhere I live and being new to the area it was easy to find. I highly recommend this place.

Love the serene environment of this place situated close to the north east harbor right in the main…read moredrag w/all the lil shops and sights across from the maritime museum. We had both breakfast fresh smoothies and pastries even gluten free options, then lunch fresh soup of day corn chowder and garden green avocado bulgar grain w/ mustard vinaigrette salad. While it is a bit pricey we feel the quality, portions and food are a very healthy option in town.

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!

Before we left New York for Maine, we put a list together of all the places that we wanted to try…read morewhoopies pies from. My family has been making whoopie pies for decades and every time I go to Maine, we try to find pies that remind us of the ones that we make! Our airbnb host also recommended this spot. While the whoopie pies and cookies were not our favorite, we very much enjoyed their pizza!

The manager was very annoyed that we were trying to buy food from his establishment around 30 mins…read morebefore closing, he was quite annoyed and also had no tap water at a restaurant, blasphemous if you ask me.

AMAZING clam chowder!!! Basically the only thing to do on this island, but a great stop. Cranberry…read moremint ice cream was the bomb!

My husband was excited to find this coffee spot tucked away in Southwest Harbor and proclaimed the…read moreiced coffee the best coffee he had during our visit. We went back the next day for the lox sandwich and breakfast burrito, which were both pretty good. The burrito was more than double the size of the sandwich, so if you're hungry go for that! I had no intention of getting anything sweet since I had eaten every blueberry dessert imaginable by our last day, but then I spotted the most delicious looking blueberry muffin and had to try. It was fresh from the oven, topped with streusel and the best blueberry muffin I've ever had. My husband is pretty picky about muffins and he also loved it.

Rude and unpleasant service. Barista was complaining about different ways customers order coffee…read moreand made a weird sexual joke about how people say "I'll 'do' a coffee" instead of "I'd like to order a coffee..." It was painful enough and slow enough that we left and went somewhere else. Milagro Coffee Bar down the street was a MUCH better experience. Hope they can turn things around.

Lovely vibe and spectacular view. I got the veggie and added bacon to it. The honey lavender latte…read moreon their specials was delicious. Service was quick but not notable. Great spot if you're driving through.

What a way to start your day! Beautiful views, looking over the marina, tunes, and smiling people!…read moreThe best Carnitas breakfast tacos I've ever had! Go for the add-on salsa of the day it is well worth it! Great drip coffee and loads of latte options. I'm stuck with the bold coast drip coffee, which was smooth and flavorful.