Everything..food, service, friendly, spaciousness was 10 stars. Loved the coconut cream pie…read more Just didn't like constant stream of non relaxing (with syncopated beat and loud dso can't hear oneself having conversation) music. Could have asked to change. Also too bright LED lights. No options w/o light over table.

The food is very good--really, everything that I've had at Crumbs is good--breakfast menu is solid,…read morecoffee drinks very good, lunches are fun and bountiful--so is dinner! Absolutely best food in Calais. Wait staff is always friendly and personable. Thankful for Crumbs!

Great little cafe with amazing coffee and friendly staff. Nice patio where you can sit and enjoy…read morethe river view whilst enjoying your coffee and sweet!

What a great place! A good place to visit with friends, work, etc. Lots of coffees and teas to…read morechoose from, as well as baked goods. Stopped in here to meet a friend on a road trip. Nice, extra room in the back. The barista was very friendly with the guests and their children. Definitely would recommend!

Honeybeans is an ESSENTIAL for your list of 'things to do' in St Andrews…read more The reasons I am a huge fan... 1. Angela and Matt - they are the coolest, friendliest baristas I have ever met. (I know their names...that says something right?) 2. Drinks (my favourites being the Latte and Chai latte) - always well-made, never burn the milk, and tasty, strong coffee. 3. Treats - to die for, you MUST try the cheese scones, they are even better than Mum's (sorry Mum). Second on my list Nanaimo bars. VERY rich - I suggest sharing one between two... Honeybeans, I'm addicted to you. Note: Closed on Tuesdays, but if you're desperate for coffee on a Tuesday, Sweet Harvest is just across the road and up a bit.

Friendly staff and plenty of them. Baked goods not that enticing looking. Good variety of drinks…read more Very busy.

Very friendly staff, each order is made fresh so service was a little bit slower- but the wait was…read moreworth it! They have a decent baked goods case with delicious options (I didn't try any on this trip though)! I didn't get many pics, but my breakfast sandwich was awesome, and the crispy potato's were hot and salty- just what I was craving. Highly recommended by locals, and I see why!

You can find Karen's everywhere but this Karen has her own diner and offers dining in downtown…read moreCalais. Service was quick and the fried food crispy. I enjoyed the quirky decor some with a Karen like quips. This place has its locals and to me that was a good sign that his Karen can run a restaurant. I have to support this Karen because running a restaurant in this very far away border town cannot be easy.

Perfection!! The chowder was soothing and perfectly balanced. Fish cakes were out of this world…read more Service was great and you can't beat the view

Not really a tea house (that's a historical name), but a charming little restaurant on the…read moreoutskirts of town. Crab cakes, bacon-wrapped scallops, fish entrees, and strawberry rhubarb dessert were all excellent. Very courteous wait staff. If we lived in St. Andrews, we'd be there a couple of times a week. This is a very small place, so make reservations for dinner. We heard (but cannot confirm) that it's very good for lunch too.

Honestly I wish there were more of these in the states. I sort of think of Tim Horton's is a…read moreslightly better version of Dunkin Donuts. Coffee was great and fast service. Vibe inside is to be expected, but was clean and quiet.

This restaurant should be ashamed of themselves! They rush you through while their electronic menu…read moreboards constantly change screens on you. If you've never been there before it's impossible to actually see much. My sandwich should have been a $5 item, and yet they managed to pretend it was part of a combo. In the end I got charged $10 for a "combo," but also got charged for the drink and the donut. It's all part of the rip-off. I went back up and asked why they'd charged it the way they did and they just didn't really want to tell me, which I think is a scam. For my mother and I to get two basic sandwiches, two drinks and two donuts was $30! Are they kidding? But you're forced to just keep moving, you don't see what the woman is entering into her cash register and they don't want to answer questions. I'm sure they're all alike. Never going back. God I wish we'd gone to McDonald's! Better food for a third of the price.

We were here three times last week and will come again this week as we are staying very nearby…read more It's the perfect place to enjoy coffees, super fresh baked goods and delish sandwiches and salads. The staff is so friendly and there is wonderful local art including photos and books all over the walls. No wifi so bring your hotspot or go over to the library 50 ft away to work after indulging.

The matcha latte was delicious The beautiful humans…read morebehind the counter were so friendly and helpful. Loved the little coffee spot.

Lubec needs more dining options and Breakwater is very much welcomed. This is a lunch and breakfast…read moreplace which has some of the basics including sandwiches. The location is beautiful overlooking the Lubec Narrows waterway in this quaint town. Be sure to sit out on the outside deck and sip some coffee. Service is efficient and the cafe is done by the owner. I enjoyed the pistachio muffin.

This place is closed and the building is for sale. I am sorry that Yelp gave the impression that…read morethe hours had been recently verified. Caused an unnecessary trip on our part.

A cute cozy cafe that was near the Airbnb I stayed. It serves coffee, pastries and sandwiches. It…read morehas many options and flavors that accommodate every restrictions. The baristas are so sweet! The food tastes really good and the prices were average. A must visit if anyone is in the area! There's also a nice seating area inside and out. As well as gift shop upstairs. Definitely a hidden gem!

It was that sort of weird mid-afternoon time when it's past lunch and most diners are closed--and…read morethere I was driving along on my way to Machias, where there's not much along the way, and famished. Out of nowhere, going through the tiny town of Cherryfield, there was the cheerful green building that is the Paisley Loon, with their "open" sign fluttering in the wind next to the river. And it was open at 3pm! It was the perfect spot to grab an iced coffee and a quick sandwich: I had the grilled cheese, which was exactly what I needed. It was busy, with other folks sitting at tables and working locals stopping by to grab things to go. There's a range of coffee drinks, sandwiches, pastries, and ice cream--nothing fancy, but all done just right. Super friendly staff working too. What a great find, and so good to know there's a friendly little place to stop when you're traveling this way. Highly recommend!