Happened to drive by on my search to find downtown Belfast and treats for my community--wow! So…read moreglad I stopped! Was 1:40 pm on a Saturday, luckily they were still open and 17 donuts were left. Some plain, some cinnamon sugar, a few marbled chocolate and vanilla. Absolutely delicious! Great texture, not too sweet , just the right size. We gobbled them up. Next time I'm up Down East, I'll definitely be stopping by again, hopefully earlier in the day to try more kinds. If you like donuts, include Only in your travel plans. Folks who live nearby, y'all are lucky!

I had a craving for brioche. I had a craving for a donut . It was suggested that I try The Only…read moreDoughnut. I did. I couldn't get up the icy steps with my cane, so I sent my wife to get me a doughnut. Honestly, it was okay, but didn't really taste like brioche and it just felt like a perfunctory donut. It didn't really taste of German Chocolate either, which I ordered, but it was huge and rather light. Perhaps it was a off day, as I really didn't have a knock your socks off experience. The owner was sweet, and kind. I would try it again, but I wouldn't get what I ordered again.

Blink and you'll miss it! After graduating from food truck to brick and mortar, Rasdal Falafel is…read moreproviding excellent eats along Route 1 in Searsport's revitalized "downtown." They make their pita bread in house, and it is wonderfully fluffy! My husband picked me up a falafel pita that was overflowing with all the additions, and it was very delicious and satisfying! The right meal to keep me going all afternoon! He also enjoyed the kibbeh pita that he got. Friendly service, and can't wait to go back to sample the desserts!

My first time, cute I got a falafel sandwich and some hummus for later. It's nice to bring…read moredifferent flavors into the town of Searsport.

A Friday night, off season, no reservation, two people. Hostess gets an A+ for trying to get a…read morelong line of reservation-less people tables. Well done. Our server was equally excellent- efficient, friendly, knowledgeable. Restaurant has a brick interior, very cute. We split the calamari which was very good and well portioned for two people to share. Accompanying marinara lacked flavor. Complimentary bread service, you don't see that often anymore! The side salad that came with the meal.. the restaurant could drop that if looking to save expense. Just too small and somewhat boring. I would never miss it if it wasn't offered. I had the chicken parm. It was fine and my husband had the bolognese, also fine. The dishes felt "heavy" and didn't have a lot of flavor. They do win for size of meal- I ate my leftovers twice more!

Two words. Mushroom sacchetti…read more You can have pasta most anywhere but unless you don't like mushrooms.... Let me tell you what the locals get. Spinach and artichoke dip as appetizer. Mushroom sacchetti with mushroom cream sauce as entree and for dessert - flourless chocolate cake with raspberry sauce. You're welcome.

Cow Down One of two…read more(the other is in Bangor) locally-owned ice cream shops that does things the right way--1.5gallons at a time. The Good: *All their ice cream bases and most add-ins are made from scratch in-house. *Great location along the Belfast Ha'bor Walk. *Small but mighty selection of ice cream and some sorbets. *Housemade waffle cones are the right call. And for $1.50 you can't go wrong. *Blueberry ice cream was fantasticly smooth and filled with fresh Maine Blueberry flavor. *Friendly service *Reasonable prices for a ice cream shop in a touristy area. The Meh: *Seasonal The Ugly: *Street Parking only in Belfast, so be prepared to drive around aimlessly on busier days. Conclusion: Delicious i creams made the right way and at a reasonable price.

What's a vacation w/o some ice cream ? After having an awesome lunch at the nearby Nautilus…read moreSeafood & Grill, we happened upon the Wild Cow Creamery along the Belfast Harbor Walk. We needed some of that creamy goodness at that point, and Wild Cow didn't disappoint. My wife ordered a 2 scoop waffle cone of Maine Blueberry and some type of peanut butter variety. I went with a 2 scoop of Apple Crisp and Almond Toffee. All the flavors were fresh and flavorful, this was quality-made ice cream. No lines to speak of that day, but it was early October for our visit, I'm sure the Wild Cow does a brisk business during the Summer peak. A strong 4 Star rating.

I thought the food was good. Maybe a little less salt but good. No prices posted anywhere. You…read moreknow what they say, if you have to ask how much, you can't afford it. $70 for my daughter and I for breakfast. Not anything special. Two entrees and drinks. My daughter was so surprised at the bill that she couldn't eat. I told her she had better eat her $30 omelette or she was walking home... If money is no object for you I'm sure you will be fine here. I'm on budget and this place exceeded my means.

Excellent food and a very cute vibe right near the Belfast rail trail. I've been here many times…read moreover the past several years. This is a great stop a for mid morning coffee and muffin, lunch and I have taken home their meat lasagne for cooking at home. All are excellent. I believe their claim to fame is breakfast but I am not a breakfast eater. The inside seating area is small and you may find people in line hovering over your table if the place is busy. There are a few outdoor tables during the summer. The time from ordering to eating is often long if you are having a sandwich or something that requires cooking but it will be delicious. Pricing is expensive but quality is high. I've had mixed experiences on service. Sometimes super friendly, sometimes I feel like I am bothering them by being there and ordering lunch. Lunch items vary and are not posted online, you have to visit to see the offerings. Would go more often if we could see menu online and call in our order. Overall a great place tucked away in Belfast.

It is very easy to get around. The produce is beautiful. The taste is great. I love picking up…read morelunch and eating in the cafe area. The pizza and soup are sooo good

Diplomatic Community…read more Great boutique grocery store located in Downtown Belfast that has lots of locally produced fruits, veggies, and goods, like some locally-made kimchi we picked up that was fantastic. The Good: *It's important to note that since this is a "co-op," that it's a community-owned organization; anyone can apply to be an owner for $200/year which includes discounts and other benefits. *The store was clean, organized, and stocked with all manner of goodies. *Friendly employees The Meh: *Probably not a "complete" grocery store in regards to the products they carry, if that makes sense. Probably more in-line with a higher-end Trader Joe's than a typical grocery store. The Ugly: *Located in Downtown Belfast, the parking can always be a little dicey especially during the tourist season. Conclusion: Great grocery store to visit if you're staying nearby at an AirBnB and need some food stuff to cook up at home.

If you like a root beer float, this is a fun place to sit at a classic counter and have one…read more Probably more fun to go with friends. It really smells like candy inside.

Based on local reviews on the street of people having ice cream, this is the best place to get it…read more I agree, it's amazing and the vibe is totally ice cream shoppe worthy. Service was quick as they have multiple people taking orders. This is the place to go for ice cream in Belfast!

I had to go to Stone Fox and try them out. I have been eating their ice cream for ages, but it was…read morestore bought. If you get the chance to try them off of the truck, it's even more delicious. I had a simple chocolate cone, my go to for trying out someplace new. It was super creamy and delicious and just delightful--even the cone was good. I think I inhaled it in two minutes and didn't get an ice cream headache. Oh, the staff was super friendly, even with being busy. What a great experience.

Some of the most delicious ice cream I've had, with excellent service. The scoops are generous at…read moreStone Fox Creamery. Ambiance is typical Maine ice cream parlor, with the added delight of a historical glass display of dozens of ice cream scoops from throughout the decades.

Stopped by to breakfast and ordered the salmon bagel and a tropical sunrise smoothie. Cute place…read more Fast service. However, the salmon bagel (lox) was THE worst I've ever had in my entire life. Bland, bagel wasn't toasted enough, and salmon was turning. No capers. Disgusting. I ate half of it simply because I was hungry and needed sustenance. May as well have been cat food. The sunrise smoothie was equally bland. Looked nothing like the photo. My smoothie was a pale pink whereas the photo has a smoothie that looks orange like a sunrise. Overpriced garbage. I won't be back.

Wow. What a breakfast. And the staff and environment is equally great. Make this a stop for sure.read more

This was such an awesome find! We are on a road trip and…read morefound them in yelp as we were riding the coast line. They had two more days left of the season. Locals expressed their sadness to see them go leaving each other with a "have a good winter!" We felt lucky to have been able to catch them while they were still open. We got a half cheese and half hamburger and jalapeño pizza. It was amazing! We loved it!! Everything was delicious! I would highly recommend. The best part was we caught golden hour over the water with the sun hitting the tops of the trees. It was a great location for a sunset dinner. It made for a truly memorable moment on our trip. We will be talking about it for years to come

I tried Bricks - N - Sticks for the first time today. The coleslaw and fried whole belly clams…read morewere great.