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    Moody's Diner

    4.0 (365 reviews)
    Open 6:00 am - 8:00 pm
    Updated a few days ago

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    Moderate noise
    Casual
    Outdoor seating
    Good for kids

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    Perfect buttery biscuits
    Wilma J.

    Moody's Diner in Waldoboro is small-town Maine at its best. We first heard about it in the most Maine way possible, we asked a grocery store cashier where to find the best blueberry pie, and every single person she asked walking in the door immediately said the same thing: Moody's. When a whole town votes the same way, you listen. We ended up going three times during our trip, and honestly, it was mostly for the pie. Each time the diner was packed, with about a 15-minute wait, but it was worth every second. The place buzzes with energy...waitresses flying around with plates stacked high, yet still making sure everyone is taken care of. Classic diner chaos, but in the best way. The food is pure comfort. First off, when you get seated they bring you warm perfectly baked buttery biscuits to set the mood (had to mention that). The chicken croquettes are huge, golden, and come smothered in rich gravy, a serious stick-to-your-ribs satisfaction. The turkey sandwiches piled high and drenched in gravy taste like Thanksgiving pulled up a chair. And then... the pie. Oh, the pie. Their blueberry pie is exactly what you dream about when you picture Maine, sweet, tart, flaky, and the kind of dessert your wish your grandma would bake. We didn't just go once. Or twice. We went three times...because one slice just wasn't enough. Moody's isn't fancy, it's better. It's authentic, it's delicious, and it's a slice (literally) of Maine tradition. If you leave without trying the any of their pies, you've officially done your vacation wrong!

    Claudine R.

    Moody's Diner is known as a long family legacy and a classic New England roadside landmark known for their pies and legendary comfort food established in 1927. These historic must-stop stays busy all year round with patrons of locals and tourists alike. You walk in and you'll see history and family photos. We've been driving here for many years and never stopped, and today we finally did! We came in at 1:15 p.m. and there was still a wait, around 20-30 minutes. We were going to have their famous dishes but opted to get breakfast instead. I enjoyed my 3 eggs over easy with sausage and a side of bacon, and BF had his with ham and blueberry pancakes. You can never mess up breakfast, which we are looking forward to going back and trying other dishes, specifically the biscuits and gravy, my ultimate American comfort food, and I'd be the judge. The server was nice and attentive, and breakfast came out in 10 minutes. Prices are reasonable.

    Chicken Croquettes!
    Amy V.

    Happy Mothers Day! It was soooooo busy there today. Everyone was kind as usual, but seemed a little frazzled. I tried to be thankful and offered a smile every time a waitress walked by or helped us. Just wanted to make their day happy! I ordered the Chicken Croquettes, which are little balls of ground roasted chicken mixed with a stuffing and then fried and smothered in gravy. This tasted yummy, but the texture was not desirable. The stuffing was a little "wet". I think a little longer in the fryer and they would be superb. OR fried and then baked maybe? The biscuits were devoured in .03 seconds and I wanted to rub the pickled beets all over my face they were so delicious.

    Banana Crème Pie!

    Moody's! What more is there to say? This place has never changed and that's a good thing. Love the pies too (Banana Crème especially)! Service is always great! This place is nostalgic, has comfort food, and a "have to go" when in mid-coast Maine. The little gift shop is always fun too.

    Seafood Platter. I opted for corn instead of cole slaw, and onion rings instead of fries.
    Mark M.

    The Seafood Platter was generous in size (plenty for taking home for another lunch). Fish was fish sticks rather than a larger fillet. Scallops and shrimp were delicious. The clams were tasty but would probably have bounced at least once if dropped to a hard surface. The French fries were excellent. Cole slaw (which I am not a huge fan of) was actually pretty good. Lots of crunchy cabbage and carrots without too much sauce in it. The waitress was efficient without being "naggy" during the meal. We got pie to go (looked too god to pass on, but too Fulton eat it now). Neat place with 1950s decor including lunch counter and wooden booth to sit in. Too bad the gift shop was not open to check out (closed Sunday and Monday I think)

    Haddock chowder with fresh baked biscuit.

    A solid stop in Waldoboro, Maine when traveling on Rt 1. Loved the haddock chowder, but honestly many of the menu items were underwhelming. Good service.

    Berry pie kit. Loved it and so did my kids.
    Sethro M.

    I ordered some donuts and their berry pie. I wish I had more pictures but it was all so good it was gone to fast. Great service I'll be ordering from Moody's again soon.

    The classic coffee cup
    Anne S.

    Moody's Diner is a classic! I'd heard about this place for years before moving to Maine, so of course I had to try it. This being an early lunch stop, I went for the haddock Reuben--a new thing for me, even though I've been a Reuben sandwich lover all my life. How did I not know?! It's so delicious! It just works, and it's all perfectly proportioned with the cheese and the sauerkraut (from nearby Morse's, also so good), and crispy, toasted bread. While I didn't have room to indulge in any of their famous pies, I did grab a yummy slice of lemon velvet cake to go. I imagine this place is packed during high season, but since I was there in late March after a big snowstorm, the vibe was 100% local. The staff are welcoming and low-key, which I love; somehow, even though it was my first time pulling up to the counter, they made me feel like I was a regular already. And then the local dude sitting next to me started chatting with me about the storm and roads and all that normal Maine stuff, so as far as I'm concerned even though I'll always be "from away," this is a place I feel like I belong. See ya soon, Moody's!

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    I eat here every time I'm in the area. First time was forty years ago. Wonderful pies!

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    Everything! My very favorite diner. Wish it was closer.... Dreaming of their lobster roll, lemon meringue pie....

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