island prices - yes but not egregious especially when you consider the costs to transport and…read moremaintain groceries! fantastic prepared food. local seafood that is amazing! some homemade cookies, rice krispie treats, super beer selection ... you won't be disappointed!

Such a welcoming and warm (as in friendly) establishment!…read moreThis provides a great service to the community, considering the alternative of having to pay for, catch the ferry, go shop on the mainland, and then rush to catch the ferry back to Islesboro. It's much easier to wander the aisles of the Island Market and hear all of the greetings between the customers and kind staff AND obtain the food/products/hardware/flowers/greeting cards/pizza/baked goods/frozen items, gasoline, etc, etc!! Very accommodating!

Took the ferry over to explore the island. Stopped by here to grab a drink and a slice of pizza…read more The store is very organized and has everything you need from drinks, food, liquor, souvenirs, everything except for a public bathroom.

i wish it was possible to answer other people's reviews ... but i cannot so - maybe if want your…read moreshopping experience to be disney channel and people to throw petals at your feet and smile the smile of the well medicated - well they get close! literally never had a bad service experience here. by any of the staff members on a staff challenged island who keep this place open SEVEN DAYS A WEEK. i bet no one comes to your job on sunday and complains your conversation isn't pleasant. but i digress. this place is amazing. it's like hogwarts. ' hey do you guys have shelf stabilized gnocchi?' YES ' hey i'm out of star anise, you don't by some miracle have that?!' YES. incredible selection. if you need it - they probably have it! i'm sure someone will complain about something not being available but durkee's has the hardest working, nicest people, doing an amazing job daily.

Market to get some fresh items. Great breads, bakery, deli…read moresandwiches.... STOP here if you're hungry - ahead of your hikes... pick up what you'll need for the day... Great stop.

French and Brawn is a quant quality market with a made to order deli. They had a terrific selection…read moreof meats, cheese, breads, and salads from the deli as well as multiple fresh baked goods available in the market. Everything we had was fresh and delicious They also had a variety of wines, grocery items, condiments, chips and everything you could think of that a great market should have. We were driving through and picked up deli sandwiches and a baked treat, and ate in the little park overlooking the bay. What a delightful market in Camden! I highly recommend a stop here!

Coffee, donuts, nudie mags, slush puppies, gas, and gossip…read more This place has it all!

A typical small-town gas station/store. Locals hang out inside chatting. Don't overlook the tiny…read moredeli set up next to the cash register area. That deli produces really yummy chicken salad sandwiches - lots of chicken, mayo and relish on a soft sub roll - it is perfect for lunch with a small bag of chips.

The Blue Hill co-op is a great place to shop and spend time. It's a wonderful community hub. The…read morestaff is friendly and knowledgeable. There's a pleasant atmosphere in the store and patio. It's a happy, healthy place!

We love the Co-op! We moved here from Texas and had access to farm fresh, locally grown produce…read more I was so happy to learn about the Co-op. We went on a whim and came home with so many good things. Everyone was so helpful and friendly. The store is well organized and everything was stocked well. I'm not afraid to admit it...I'm addicted to the Co-op!

Nice convenient store. The chicken tenders were excellent for a convenient store. Large pieces and…read moretasted great! The counter help was very friendly and pleasant. It's a very laid back and casual ambiance. Need a quick bite or grab a drink when on the road for awhile, stop by!

We spent a night at the Inn and had a peaceful time. We grabbed premade sandwiches for supper at…read morethe Market (caution-the market closes at 7pm so make sure to get there before then) and ate them in the Inn's community kitchen/dining area. There wasn't a TV in our room so we played cards at the dining room table! Lynae is the innkeeper and was very accessible. Our room, and the Inn in general, was very clean and well kept. There was a jar with travel needs should a guest forget something (toothpaste, comb, etc.). The shower was adequate but don't expect high water pressure; it was fine for us. We got to the Market right at 7am the next morning for some hot coffee and breakfast sandwiches. We brought our own travel mugs so the coffee was less than $1.40 each. The egg sandwiches and pastries were tasty. Two pastries, two coffees and two egg sandwiches cost just under $24. I was pleased to see they offer goods from regional B Corps, Wicked Joe coffee (Maine) and Cabot Cheese (Vermont), were two companies that caught my eye. Finally, we grabbed ready made pizza slices for the ferry ride back to the mainland. There were also some tasty looking sandwich offerings. The staff was fabulous each time we stopped in.

It's been a pleasure to see the business evolve since Laura and David took ownership, including…read morecreative - and wildly popular! - new traditions like Monday night dinners (by their chef Ben Jackson, who also does the amazing daily sandwiches), and a super-fun music festival. And I love Laura's art on the walls. Selection is excellent and the vibe is all very personal and welcoming... In addition to at-least-once-daily market visits this summer, I needed an emergency room for a night, and was so grateful for marvelous Lynae, the innkeeper. The room was comfy, and linens etc. were high end; it was also lovely to hang out in the living room areas and on the porch. Another treasure on this island -

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.

Purveyors of Smith's Log Smokehouse jerky! And the counter gentleman, fresh off a 36 hour D&D…read morebender, could be called persona max pleasantia. But this, fair "convenience store of Northeast Harbor" seekers, is as far as the goods go. Oh, there are more snacks, sips and sundries around an ancient layout (and even older hot dogs on rollers), only the disheveled, devil-may-care organization of the aisles and shelves means you can find a bit of everything, just not if you're looking for it. At this point of chaotic recollection, I point you back to my review opener. Worth a stop to sample Maine's best dried beef.