We decided to stop by before our ferry trip for a quick lunch. The interior was cozy and warm…read more Unfortunately, the rest of the experience leaves a lot to be desired. Service was friendly, albeit a bit slow. The food was subpar and quite bland overall. We ordered two portions of fish and chips. Not only were the fried fish quite small, they were completely unseasoned. The chips were similarly lacking in terms of seasoning. The coconut cream pie was the best part of an otherwise subpar meal. Overall, the ambiance alone could not salvage the mediocre meal.

Initially, we admired the fact that a young teenager was working as a server. It's commendable…read moreexperience for someone his age, though it's clear he's still learning the ropes. Service was slow and a bit disorganized. After getting seated on the back deck, our wait for drinks was longer than expected. We ordered two iced teas and two Pepsis (I assumed the place isn't licensed). Only one Pepsi and two iced teas (inconsistently served--one with ice, one without) arrived at first. The second Pepsi followed, and oddly, a third one came later, which we declined. Trying to save time, I grabbed an empty ketchup bottle from a neighbouring table. When our meals arrived, I asked for ketchup and waited again--but eventually could wait no longer and went inside to grab a bottle and napkins (as none were given) myself. Food-wise, it was a mixed experience. My club sandwich was served on whole wheat (I wasn't asked white or whole wheat, though I would've asked for whole wheat if prompted), and the turkey seemed like a shredded spread--unexpected, but not the worst I have tasted. The fries were basic McCain crinkle cuts--no complaints there. The kids ordered burgers with ketchup, mustard, and pickles. One came dressed with extra toppings not requested, the other came with zero toppings. Once we applied ketchup, they were eaten but I did see some interesting looks when Kid #1 ate onions for the first time. Unfortunately, my wife's fish and chips were a letdown. She managed a few bites before declaring it unpleasant. I had to agree--it looked unappetizing. As we left, I couldn't help but notice most tables were full--but no one seemed to be eating. It's a shame, because the Seaquel has a great location with solid potential. But unless I need to kill ALOT of time before catching the ferry, I'll likely look elsewhere!

My husband and I stopped into this tiny natural foods store at around noon while on our anniversary…read moreweekend in Saint Andrews. The place smells amazing and the staff is courteous, helpful, and friendly. We were very pleasantly surprised by the incredibly appetizing selection of home-made baked goods and sandwiches. We stocked up on drinks and snacks to take back to the Algonquin for lunch and for breakfast the next day. The sandwiches were delicious and we had them with bottled blueberry juice, which I had never seen before. Can't wait to try the baked goods for breakfast tomorrow. Just loved it.

What a great little place. She's inspiring and honest and the real deal. Get her breads made with…read morethe best ingredients.

Fantastic bread and natural foods!!!!read more

The coffee, cocoa, and Sun Tea (ice tea) are all absolutely wonderful! Their breakfast sandwiches…read moreare incredible and easily the best I've had in town. The entire staff is seemingly always in such high spirits, and it's clear to me that they genuinely enjoy working there! The physical environment is so beautiful to look at, I am always finding new things to look at that I hadn't noticed before. I've been about a handful of times and noticed the boss is seemingly there alongside her workers a majority of the time, which really says a lot to me about the kind of environment they wish to (and successfully have) create! 11/10 would recommend a visit

Stopped in for a coffee on our recent trip to Lubec. Coffee and a few pastries available. No…read morebreakfast sandwiches. They do have sugar free syrups for the coffees even though they are not listed on the board. The only plant milk available is oat. You have to add your own milk in the back corner. They don't do it for you. Kinda odd if you order a latte.

Fantastic store with very great wines, cheese, etc. Nice gift items & Jewerly! David the…read moreproprietor is a very interesting guy with excellent knowledge of the area. Be sure to stop by & say hello!

What a wonderful place! I wandered in just to see what was going on and found kindness, joy, and an…read moreinsane collection of wine, tasty goods, and seasonings. David was kind and it was a peaceful wonderful experience. Plus I got wine and cheese.

Tasty tacos -- if you can even find this place -- but be prepared to wait a long time, even if you…read moreare the only customer during the off season (late-September).   We ordered fish tacos, once we rounded up the cook/owner, who was at her compost heap instead of the food truck, even though she'd been "open" for over an hour. She then said that she didn't have any rice and beans cooked, so she'd give us four tacos instead of three to compensate. Okay, that seemed fair. Then she confessed that she still had to make the tacos, so it would take about 20 minutes, and suggested that we should go sightseeing. Well, we'd already been sightseeing all morning and were ready to eat! Plus we'd spent hours the previous day trying to find this place because she hadn't updated her location for months online, only updating it the morning we placed our order. Even with the new address, it was puzzling to find. The only sign was on the northern perimeter, giving the impression it was the neighbor's driveway that led to the food truck, so we pulled in there initially. The truck is actually tucked parallel to the side of her house, down a long driveway -- so it's essentially hidden from the road unless one really scans the entire property while driving by.  When the order was finally ready, we couldn't charge the meal because her credit system wouldn't read a standard VISA with a chip or a swipe. So be sure you have Canadian currency. There's no place to sit or eat there, so we drove to the national park to eat. The tacos were tasty and a good quality. We particularly liked that the fish wasn't heavily battered. All the other food trucks we've tried across the country are good-to-go when we are, so the food is ready to be cooked or plated, and the order is ready in minutes. This cook/owner needs to rethink her priorities, especially during open hours. If she'd had all of her food ready to be ordered, we wouldn't have cared if she was moonlighting in the compost while she waited for customers.

Fantastic sort of "hole in the wall" on the island. Best to call ahead since everything - including…read morethe tortillas - are made fresh to order. We showed up and ordered at the truck, however, which worked out just fine as we waited in the car. The tacos were delicious, and the homemade Mexican chocolate ice cream was amazing. Well worth the stop during your stay on the island, especially if you want to eat something different from the typical island fare.

We found this place on yelp because we are staying in Lubec and we wanted breakfast and Lubec…read moredidn't seem to have anyplace so we drove to Eastport. The breakfast sandwiches were excellent. The croissant and the biscuit was very fresh and flavorful.. I ordered a chai that was one of the best I've ever had and my spouse ordered an iced latte. That was very good. The food came out fast. Glad we stopped there.

While the coffee and other beverages are passable, the service is subpar. The 40-something year old…read morebarista wearing the oversized "thought police" t-shirt behaved as if we shouldn't have been there. "Well what drink do you want" was delivered with a Gen-Z dead-eye blank stare. The entire interaction was devoid of any baseline human emotion. Cold brew is a bit weak. The interior is quaint and has some charm.

The owner and her charming husband have collected lovely items - gardening, cards and prints, body…read morecreams and soaps, pet collars and leashes - most from Canada and France when they can. Steve, the partner, is a well known artist and sculptor. He seemingly can carve rock, wood, paint, and garden with ease. It is a delight to wake up their pathway and enter this jewel of a shop and purchase something special in a town of mass produced souvenirs. Highly recommend Crocker Hill!

The front entry and gift items for Crocker Hill Store was very inviting so I stopped by on the…read morereturn to where I parked my car. This store has many artist created gifts often with bird motif. I was looking for note cards but found singles and a variety of other interesting gifts. The staff was pleasant, had a pet and were very welcoming. It's a nice shop.