The food was good and I appreciate having a good cafe breakfast/lunch option in Springvale. Their…read morehours are very strange, though. What kind of restaurant isn't open on weekends or past 1 PM ANY day? Like most people, I work during the week and unless they expand their hours, sadly I'm never going to be able to visit on a regular basis.

Excellent food, welcoming ambiance great service! The Tomato Florentine soup and grilled cheese…read morewere delicious!

Best Breakfast In Town the waitresses are hit or miss but most of them are okay some are clearly…read morebetter than others (especially for such a small venue) and they are kinda VERY stingy with the creamers for the coffee that's my biggest complaint all the food is usually great and consistent and the service for the most part is the same definitely a Sanford Favorite

This is our go to breakfast as a local it's always delicious it's always consistent and the service…read moreis always great I give them 10 out of 5 stars lol you gotta come here and try it! And yes it's better than Mel's Rasberry Patch

I found this restaurant randomly as we drove from Vermont to Portland. This is the kind of find…read morethat I love - a local diner/cafe off the beaten path. If you find yourself in Sanford, this is a place that is a good find. The menu contains all of the breakfast and lunch standards. Breakfast is available until 2:00 pm, which is when the restaurant closes, so everything on the menu is sold from opening to close. My wife had the waffles ($4.99) and bacon. The bacon was crispy, but the waffles had a softer than usual (for us) texture. I'm not sure if that's normal, or just the batter and cooking that Sweet Memories does. However, it was tasty and she enjoyed it. I ordered the cleverly named "Big Breakfast" (8.89) that included: Three eggs served with two pieces, bacon, two sausages, a half slice a ham with home fries and your choice of toast or an English Muffin. The quality of the food is good and the prices are an amazingly good value. I'm sure that this same meal back home in Minneapolis would be more $15 for the Big Breakfast and $12 for the waffles and bacon. The service was a bit sluggish, but all in all, fine. I would love for a second location to open in Minneapolis, Minnesota, complete with the Sanford, Maine prices.

Staff is always super sweet and fast. The restaurant is always cleaned and well managed. The food…read moreis great for breakfast food. Great prices.

Okay so our usual spot is Third Alarm Diner but they were down for maintenance Mel's is a Sanford,…read moreMaine staple the food was cooked absolutely perfectly and the Homemade Honey Oat bread is some of the best I've ever had in my life staff is very friendly and it's generally quiet with the sound of small talk in the background from the old timers there for coffee I'm not knocking Mel's at all it is definitely delicious food but I'm disappointed I paid significantly more than I would at Third Alarm diner and the servings of Bacon And home-fries was significantly smaller I would go there in the future again only if third alarm wasn't closed again only getting 4 stars cause of the price and portioning

Food was great, quick to order, arrive and a great value ! Service was excellent !…read more Would definitely recommend

IT'S our GO TO place for quality food and huge portions…read more Yummy they always have amazing food with huge portions. I was able to bring home 1/2 my meal again BLT with fries and a Rueben with onion rings

While this was our first visit to an establishment everyone in the area raves about, I was…read moreunderwhelmed. The waitstaff work as a team helping guests with service from ordering, water, food delivery. It's a very straightforward breakfast and lunch restaurant with a very extensive menu with many options. Prices were reasonable and the food was decent.

Support Local so they stick around!! I'm so grateful for these guys being in Springvale…read more Bagels are homemade. The Zaatar one is So tasty (Zaatar = herbs & spices)! They have a plant-based cream cheese option now, along with Hummus. Hot and ice coffee available. Local bottled sodas available. They have vegetarian options and some vegan options - I believe the bagels are made with honey and some vegans don't eat honey. They are now open Friday and Saturday evenings with wine/alcohol and Non-alcoholic options. The non-alcoholic options look tasty and have healthier ingredients than most brands out there (good on you guys for paying attention to that!!) They also support local artists displaying their artwork on the walls. Parking: street parking. Both sides. Idk if it's acceptable, but I've parked in the DMV parking lot a couple times. There's also a parking lot behind the library - can walk through the old courthouse walkway area.

First visit, had an onion bagel with scallion cream cheese. Cost (can't remember exact amount) but…read moreabout $5.50 (I know it was over $5.00). Service was fast and friendly. Ongoing ambience improvements.

This location is way better than route 4 portions are awesome food is awesome environment is better…read morethe place was quiet waiters and staff are friendly and talkative 5 out of 5 stars for sure this is definitely a go to breakfast place!

Great breakfast and lunch place. Old school vibe and menu. A place that your coffee is always hot…read moreand never empty.

We found this spot with the help of Yelp while on a New England trip. We stopped by for lunch. It…read morewas so good! A refreshing change of pace from fast food. I had a turkey, white cheddar, and bacon jam panini with a side salad. Go with the house made onion dressing. It's delicious! We sat at the bar/counter and chatted with the woman holding down the fort. I also picked up a house made banana chocolate chip cookie muffin hybrid which was delightful the next day. We recommend it to some other people we met at a half marathon and I think they enjoyed it, too. A great addition to a small town because they have everything! I wish I had more room in my luggage and I would have purchased some gifts to take home. Love the feel of this place with the rocking chairs on the porch and the lunch counter. I'd come back for sure.

The food was great and the service very friendly. It's a fun place the encourages hanging outread more

Looking for a breakfast in the Berwick/Somersworth area this looked the most promising. Rave…read morereviews along with a menu that has classic dishes but also showcases unique dishes from around the world. They have repurposed an old railroad station building that brings a unique charm to your breakfast/lunch. My wife and I both appreciated the overall vibes! We had free range of selecting a table and service was friendly and quick with zero complaints. Like I said they have plenty of common dishes you'd expect like French toast, omelettes, Benedict's and more. Alongside their menu they include weekly specials and these were the dishes that really caught my eye for their uniqueness! During our stop they had Congee (think Chinese rice porridge), Hong Kong Waffle, and lastly Shanghai Omelette. I went with the omelette that had Chinese sausage, carrots, onions with a Chinese bbq sauce and some other finishing touches with a side of rice and wonton instead of toast. Was such a unique dish but tasted phenomenal, glad I got to try it! My wife then went with their Carnitas Omelette with a few substitutions to avoid any heat but was blown away by it. She had never really thought about having carnitas for breakfast but enjoyed every bite. The hollindaise sauce on top was the perfect touch! If you find yourself in this area I highly recommend checking out this spot! Fantastic vibes with friendly and quick staff with delicious and inventive dishes showcasing a variety of cuisines from all over the world. A great spot to open your mind to new food ideas!

I thought thisvwas such a cool location for a restaurant. Its a beautiful old train station which…read morehas lots of windows and a very open and relaxed feel. The staff was friendly and the coffee was pretty good. I ordered coco loco french toast (french toast with toasted coconut and whipped cream) and i loved that it was the drier style rather than custard. It was very good and I didn't need syrup at all. I also ordered a side of bacon. For me it was 3 and a half stars. Hubs had pancakes with eggs and sausage. He said the pancakes had no flavor and I tasted them and had to agree. His eggs were fine and sausage ok. So for him it was three stars. We decided to go with 3 total stars on this one because if you're going to call yourself a breakfast place you need to nail the pancakes. Overall not bad and not great. Would give it another try if I was in the area.