This restaurant is a must do! Get there early! Toasted biscuits and muffins AND maple latte were…read moreterrific!

Buttermilk is the cutest little breakfast/diner in all of downtown Camden! The service is…read moreoutstanding, coffee is delicious, the lavender latte was fabulous, and the daily donut special is always soft and fluffy with a crispy exterior....crazy super delicious! Definitely a must try!

Great breakfast sandwich and avocado toast. Friendly service. Good, off the Main Street location.read more

The VC , which is housed in the old bagel cafe is a great eatery. We had a Caesar wrap with onion…read morerings and a grilled cheese with tomato bisque (almost). Everything was delivered as described in a timely manner. This is a great place and one that I would tell folks to hit for breakfast or lunch.

We were meeting friends in the area for a meal and this place seemed like the perfect place, based…read moreon all of the wonderful contributions I could see on Yelp. We arrived early and found a spot in the very small lot they have next to the building. There were plenty of street spots open within walking distance as well. The whole area fills up starting in late morning, so I would plan your trip and know all of your parking options in advance so that you aren't driving 5 miles an hour down the road looking for parking. LOL There is usually a wait, so just be prepared for it. I was able to put our name on the list and we walked around the area. Our server was great - wow was she energetic. Zipping around, smiling and engaging with all of the customers. Our food was delicious!! The sticky bun...we managed to snag one of the last few left. Again, get there early if you don't want to miss out. The corned beef hash - amazing Biscuits - YUM Gravy - savory goodness. Home fries - flavorful and not too greasy. Eggs - perfect! I highly recommend this place and I hope to be able to return again soon, during the non-tourist season.

Home Kitchen Cafe is one of my favorite restaurants in Rockland, and is a regular stop during my…read morebi-annual visits to dear friends in Cushing. This cozy breakfast and lunch spot is popular with locals and visitors, so you'll likely have to wait for a table. It is definitely worth the wait, but If you're in a hurry, check to see if a seat is available at the counter. Service at Home Kitchen is warm and welcoming, and you're in for a treat if you're lucky enough to sit in Zan's area (short for Suzanne). I couldn't decide between a tuna sandwich or a grilled cheese, and she suggested combining both into a tuna melt. Brilliant! Along with a shared order of large fries, it was a tasty and filling lunch. The best part? All of it was gluten free! Home Kitchen bakes their own GF bread and pastries, and they are far superior to grocery-store GF baked goods. Even though we were sated from lunch, Zan encouraged us to order dessert, since they had a GF chocolate cupcake with salted caramel frosting. On her recommendation, we got two cupcakes to go - a GF chocolate cupcake for me, and a pumpkin cupcake with maple cream cheese frosting for my friend -- which we enjoyed later in the day from the comforts of home. Wow. Super delicious. More please!

Just go! You'll absolutely love it. The beautiful location. The amazing food. The friendly owners…read moreand attentive staff. We live in Camden and this place makes us feel like we're on vacation when we're there! Added tip: go for brunch and have the donuts! One of our all time favorite things to do. Another tip... go early and walk around Clark Island before your meal. Just a great restaurant and a beautiful spot. We take our visitors there to show them how amazing Maine can be... a true gem!!!

Beautiful spot right on the water in Spruce Head, across from Clark Island, the road stops at the…read moreCauseway and you can hike the path over to the Island. Can't believe this is our first time here over all these years, but it is a bit off the beaten path. We got there at 2 on Sunday, so it was a limited brunch menu. Wish we would have known that! But had some excellent oyster from right off the water in front of them, a Bloody Mary and Fried Haddock!

Such a great spot! Quiet, friendly and the food and coffee are amazing! They have a quiet dog…read morefriendly patio out back with Sunny and shady seating. A must!

Wow. Got a Nana Berry Smoothy and a Breakfast Buritto. Both great. Highly recommend…read more In an adorable town.

We ate here for lunch. Their shrimp basket featured fried shrimp, nicely fried and served with…read morecrisp fries. it's nice to dine on freshly caught and cooked shrimp. The sheltered outdoor space, where we ate, were picnic tables. There is an outdoor patio and also an indoor dining area in the bar. Service was a bit slow, but the food was served appropriately warm. Since we stayed at the nearby East Wind Inn, this eatery was within a short walk from us. Prices were reasonable, making this a good place for lunch.

Happy Clam is about as far off the beaten path as you can get in Downeast Maine. And though it is…read morethe only restaurant for miles, I expect that many tourists would pass on it based on the appearance, that of the clichéd "dive bar." But those in the know - tourists and locals alike - ensure that it is always busy, and it seems especially popular with bikers. Most of the rowdiest patrons choose the outdoor pavilion out back. I believe it serves the same menu but it's much louder, especially when there's live music or karaoke. Not my thing so I sit inside. The food is a peculiar mix of typical bar food, New England seafood, and German. Yes, German. Schnitzel, Rinder Rolladen, Goulash, Spaetzle, you'll find all of these. I've tried the Schnitzel, which I got with red cabbage and spaetzle. It was a generous portion and pretty decent. Authentic? Perhaps not. The "German Potato Salad" was regular mayonnaise-based with chopped pickles and bacon. Not that there's anything wrong with that but it's not German Potato Salad. On another occasion I tried the lobster reuben which has lobster instead of corned beef. Good but rather messy to eat from the melted cheese and Thousand Island dressing along with the plentiful lobster. Fries were ok, not outstanding. On a third occasion I tried the crab cakes which was a mistake and I should have known better. Salty, too much Old Bay, lots of filler. Gourmet or "fine dining" this is not. But definitely worth a visit or two or three. But be aware: the "dive bar" atmosphere also extends to the ambience and cleanliness - or lack thereof. The men's room smelled exactly as you might imagine, and the soap and paper towels had both run out. The ice bucket, curiously, was on the customer side of the bar, 6 inches from where I was sitting, separated by a flimsy plexiglass shield. So I advise you to stick to beer or wine - avoid the cocktails. Other than that, it has a fun kitchy feel to it, 70s TV posters, photos of sports celebreties and the like, and too much patriotic decor for my liking. But my waitress was friendly, I've enjoyed my visits, didn't get sick, and would probably go back.

Just a very cool local bar. Good service. A nice draft beer selection and good food as well. Lots…read moreof fried seafood and who doesn't love that. We were in Port Clyde in early June and not a lot was open but this was a great place full of locals.

The food and service here are phenomenal! Highly recommend the fish tacos, absolutely perfect…read more Light, fresh, and delicious. Made from scratch onion rings that were seasoned just right and not greasy. Large wine pours and a comfortable, pleasant atmosphere made this place just right. Attentive, friendly service and a very short walk from the heart of Port Clyde. Will definitely return!

What a cute little coffee shop! There is parking out back, a little deck and lots of seating…read moreinside. I got a dirty iced chai and it was great. I even bought a sweatshirt cause it was super cute! We didn't get any food but the pastries looked good!

The ladies at this location are very kind, however my complaint with this location is they never…read morehave any donuts made or available. I stop at this location religiously and they ain't got a damn donut within 50miles. The other morning there must of been 4 people in the store and not a god damn donut in the house. I asked them how the hell don't you guys ever have any donuts made or available. This is like a gas station not ever having fuel. You have to travel down the road to Donna's donuts to get your fix because you wont find nothing at Tim's. The last time I got a donut from this location my donut had more finger prints on it than a damn crime scene. Don't believe me stop there for a donut tomorrow you'll have a better chance at hitting the lotto

Wow surprised this place has such a low star rating . But when you only have 3 reviews this can…read morehappen and not be a true representation of the establishment . Went there for breakfast this morning and all I can say is we were pretty happy . My wife had the lobster Benedict and she absolutely loved it . I had the breakfast burrito and was quite happy also . Waitress was pleasant, coffee was good . Give it a shot and you'll probably be pleasantly surprised

My question: Why bother putting signs out by the road announcing that you're open for business if…read moreyou aren't going to staff the place?! Three of us tried to go to The Quarry tavern at 6:30 pm on Wednesday in June for dinner. Walked in and the place was fairly full but there was a couple stools open at the bar and a 4 person table and a 2 person table. First thing we noticed was it seemed very stuffy in there. A very frazzled young lady met us and promptly announced she couldn't seat anymore people at this time. Apparently she must have been a one person show because we didn't see any other wait staff or a bartender. I feel like it was meant to be because we walked a few blocks away to the Happy Clam and had a great dinner!

We really enjoyed the lobster roll kit sold on Gold Belly. Here In California, we rarely get fresh…read moretasting lobster. Usually the freezing and shipping destroys the fresh taste. The lobster roll kit arrived well-packed, very cold, not frozen (we appreciated that the rolls were not refrigerated) tasted sweet and fresh, had ample perfectly cooked lobster, and a great mix of tails, claws, and knuckles. It tasted as though it had just come off the boat. and made a truly memorable meal. There is no wonder it has been rated as the best lobster roll in Maine. It was worth every penny.

Rating: 4.5 Came to…read moretry this place for punch as they are listed as top spot for their lobster roll. It's located at an island so you have to drive over a bridge to get there. It's a very nice area with water front, outdoor chairs and tables. Parkings are available at the site. Once we got there we went up to see place our order. They have an ice-cream shop next door, bathroom and hand washing area as well. We ordered their lobster roll and clam chowder. Once we ordered we grabbed one of the seat and waited for our order to arrive. Within 5minutes or so our order came out and waitress brought them to our table. Lobster roll came with side of mayo, butter, coleslaw and cape cod chips. Coleslaw and cape cod chips were nothing special. The lobster roll was pretty good. Lobster itself has faintly sweet flavor and was good without any butter or mayo. The bread was toasted well with lots of butter. Lobster roll was delicious. Clam chowder was pretty goof as well. Came with oyster crackers that you mix up which is standard. Good flavor. Service was good and fast. They do have some napkins and water self serve. Seats and tables were bit sticky so had to use some napkins to clean. Overall i liked the place. Quality and fresh lobster roll that is flavorful and not overwhelming with condiments. Clam chowder was good but i've had similar quality ones back in RI where i'm from. Price was ok i about $30 for one small ish lobster roll which is standard nowadays. If you want good lobster roll this is the place