We love Wallace's and the new management has maintained the quality of the store and prepared foods…read morein an excellent way. It's a great place to stop and we are lucky to have this store here in town.

I love lobster rolls and living in Connecticut I've had my fair share. They all have been good. But…read morethe one I bought at Wallace's was the best lobster roll I've ever had. Plenty of lobster meat, incredibly fresh, on a toasted roll. Heaven. Take time to poke around this store; although small it seemingly has just about everything you would need to keep your kitchen and pantry well stocked. We rented a cottage just down the road from Wallace's and in addition to our lobster roll feast, we also ordered a couple of pizzas, which were quite good. Also look for the whoopie pies, made locally, on the counter. A simple but wonderful dessert. Everyone working there is nice and welcoming, and the locals you run into are friendly and helpful as well. Love this place.

There are not a lot of options for lunch in Port Clyde even during the summer so we made the…read moreunfortunate decision to order slices of pizza. Variety? Not on this day, it was pepperoni or order something else off the menu. We should have ordered something else because the pizza was greasy. As far as service is concerned, we were ignored for several minutes after taking a seat at the counter while 2 kitchen employees dined at the far end of the counter with a local.

This general store is awesome! They have grocery items but also a restaurant inside with a counter…read moreand a couple tables to order some great food. We had several pieces of pizza here that were fantastic and a ham and turkey sandwich. They also have grill items and a deli with high quality meats. They also have souvenirs. This is where people go to get their groceries to bring to Monhegan island, Port Clyde general store is right by the port for the ferry to go to the island.

Looking for a place for lunch in Rockland (there are many), we walked by Clan Maclaren and the…read morearoma was fantastic so we went back . The atmosphere is coffee shop casual and really comfortable. We had broccoli cheddar soup and clam chowder. Both were excellent as was the panini. The staff were a delight to deal with, friendly, helpful and knowledgeable about the food. Definitely going back

A neat sandwich shop in an old storefront on Main Street. Old pressed tin ceiling is spectacular…read more Clam chowder was very good and sandwiches tasty.

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.

We had the four pack lobster rolls shipped to us in Oregon…read more The buns were extremely small, so we ended up substituting those. The lobster was so chewy we ended up tossing at least 30% of it (it might have been more). McLoons lobster was horrible. We would have been better off buying frozen lobster locally. In decades, we've never had chewy lobster from our local market (Zupans). I honestly don't know how they have the rave reviews they do, unless they are filtering out the bad ones. I can't in good conscience recommend them at all.

Unbelievable gem in downtown ! The sandwiches are somehow light and refreshing while also deeply…read moresatisfying. All the ingredients are fresh and that house made bread is just so comforting. The vibe is laidback, cozy and calm. If you are in town - don't miss out !!!

Excellent sub sandwich. Highly recommend. Good service…read more They have whiskey tastings in afternoon.

I paid $15 for a slimy turkey wrap that tasted terrible and turned out to be SIX DAYS OLD. The date…read moreit was made was marked on the bottom of the sandwich container in small handwriting. I didn't see that until after I got back to my house and tried the awful sandwich. I didn't think to look for a date, because who would sell such an old sandwich or wrap? The Novelty, that's who. I should have marched the thing back, but I had already walked across the island and wasn't about to spend my vacation time lugging around a rancid sandwich and arguing for a $15 refund.

The only pizza and ice cream option, but they've been there forever and they have lots of alcohol…read moreoptions too. The food is 4/5 but priced reasonably compared to even some onshore options, and doesn't lack in quality to any noticeable degree. Can't mess up ice cream or alcohol unless you don't keep it cool and that's not a problem. Good atmosphere, friendly staff. Order a pie ahead to make life easier for everyone and expect them to be on break 4:15-5:15.

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

Stopped in here because the coffee shop near our b&b had a 40 minute wait.... But omg. The…read morevacationland latte is so good. Maple, blueberry, and cinnamon in a latte is the best thing ever. It we are near, we will be back

Can't believe it was my first time here, but they are kind of tucked away. Finally going by on my…read morebike and pulled in. Homemade from scratch chicken sandwiches. As they say on the menu, it takes 15 minutes because they make everything from scratch per order. I had the hot honey. It is way too much for one person.

For a smelly, hole in the wall restaurant, this one has magic…read more The tots were so amazing. Black garlic sauce? Yes, please. (Get lots of napkins.) The pimento sandwich was tasty, with house made pimento cheese. The chicken on it was delicious. I got a snack wrap with hot sauce . It was huge and filling--enough for a meal. We ended up eating half of everything because there was so much on each. Holy cow, so good!!!! Get it to go. You don't want to sit inside--it really smells of the bathroom that opens into the dining area. Other than that, splendid 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.

We LOVED the Happy Clam! You have like three menus, seafood, American, German! I had to go for the…read moreschnitzel, red cabbage and spetzel! It's not every day you get that at a seafood restaurant in Little Tenants Harbor Maine on the MisCoast! Super friendly people, great spot!!

From the moment you walk in, you feel so welcomed and they are so excited for you to be there. The…read moreemployees were great such a cute little brunch spot with amazing views on their back deck. The pancakes were huge and fluffy, and the polenta from the chicken and grits was the best I've ever had. I didn't want it to end.

We absolutely loved Buttermilk Kitchen! We were there 4th of July morning. There was a bit of a…read morewait and I absolutely love that they take your number and text you when your table is ready so you can go and look in the Local shops. Our server was so friendly and our food came out fast! We were impressed with how efficient everything ran. Now onto the best part! Our meal! Omg!! It was all sooo good! I had a latte, the maple donuts and a breakfast sandwich! It was soo good we talked about it all day and had to go back the next morning for breakfast again! We sat outside and it was a great little spot with the same great food and service! We can't wait to go back on our next trip