I discovered Uncharted back in December 2025 while on dinner break for a show at Merrill…read moreAuditorium. From the moment I walked in, I fell in love with the atmosphere. It's definitely my kind of vibe. The staff were attentive and not put out when I first came in and were incredibly helpful with giving me suggestions (because everything sounded so good). I ended up leaving my first visit with The Abyss bubble tea and meandered my way back to Merrill. Today, I decided to treat my son to an evening out in Portland, and we swung into Uncharted for a quick tea. He got a small regular brown sugar milk tea and I got a large Kraken. I'm just as smitten with the vibe and the space now as I was back in December, & know that whenever I'm in town I'll be coming in to get a tasty drink to walk around town with.

Great book selection as well as yummy drinks! I love the way they decorate in there. Plus; they…read morekeep it nice and clean! Ample seating arrangements. Although there is no wheelchair access that I noticed.

I've been coming here since it first opened! The owners are all very friendly and seem passionate…read moreabout the drinks! Very sweet people, this is my go to place for treating myself! The place has a cute interior, usually playing either Cpop or Kpop on a tv, with figurines displayed and comfy seating. The boba cups keep the drinks cold for SO long! As someone who takes ages to finish a drink, I was surprised at how long the ice stays ice with these cups haha The drinks I've tried: Brown sugar boba milk: The boba is remade often to be kept fresh, which results in it being warm. The drink is still cold, but it's something to keep in mind! I personally like the warm boba more as I find it softer to chew. The brown sugar flavoring is my favorite. Oreo milk with salty foam: I'm not sure exactly what this drink was called haha but this one's good if people enjoy sweet and salty together! Alright drink, I'm just particular about textures! Smashed strawberry milk: this is very good! Very sweet and a bit similar to a pink drink from Starbucks!! Thai iced tea: tastes good, but it's not very sweet. Usually the Thai tea that I've gotten from other places has been very sweet in comparison. So best for people who like less sweet things! Coconut tea with pistachio foam: this has been my current favorite! Again not very sweet, mainly a nutty flavor. It's best to mix the pistachio foam into the coconut tea entirely imo! Pork bao: yummy!! Can't go wrong if you like bao!

I had been craving some boba so I stopped by here! It's conveniently located on a busy street, but…read morethere was only one other person in there. My drink was super super good, however it was upwards of almost 10 dollars. Besides the price I would definitely go back!

Bahn Mi I ordered was mediocre. It is a bit too much on the…read moresweet side for me where I wasn't able to taste the pork. However, the store is clean and lady was nice and hospitable.

Phenomenal food of every variety, idk where they get their bread but it tastes and feels like its…read morestraight from france, soup was rich and delicious. Banh mi was one of the best i have ever had( i have had many) and dont skip on the milk tea its . Also staff is super friendly and ambiance is very comfortable and relaxing.

This is one of the best ramen spots I've been to, I took my son here as his first ramen experience…read moreand he loved it. The service here was great and the decor served as an excellent back drop to a relaxing dining experience.

Watami made me think I was finding a hidden gem that you wouldn't find unless you were looking for…read moreit. A gem of a place it is too, with very welcoming and attentive staff and great food. Maybe the lights were a little harshly bright, but otherwise a fine place to dine. We didn't get too many things, as we stopped in more for a finisher for the evening than full meal (we'd come from a party with small foods). We ordered a shoyu ramen and a dragon roll. Interesting note on the dragon roll, it has a sweet potato interior. This led to a distinct flavor from other rolls I've had in the past, and a smooshier texture, but a good roll nonetheless. The ramen was mostly a delight. Sumptuous broth, the egg was not too hard nor soft, and almost all the ingredients were perfect. Which I usually avoid that word because it's too subjective, but it seems to fit here. Major exception is the chashu pork. It was overcooked to the extreme. No other word for it, these dried out circles of meat were thick and chewy, and soaking them in the broth couldn't save them. Sad. Otherwise, some of the best ramen I've had since leaving Japan. The only other note I'd have is I just wanted some tea, and had to order a weird tea concoction to get it. Sometimes you'd just like an oolong tea, nothing fancy. I recommend this restaurant, overall, and hope you enjoy it too.

First time I have come here . I must admit I was baffled by the parking was not sure how that…read moreworked , luckily I was the only car so I just made up my own. The place is nice inside bright and welcoming. They have a good size menu and the crepes smelled good. I ordered the Nantucket red small , they charged me for a large I corrected them no problem . The small was definitely small for $9.00. The beet flavor was very prevalent and sort of took over the whole smoothie. I had expected the other flavored would have been more pronounced. I have had smoothies with beet before and it was a sweeter mix so that was a little disappointing. Nice place but felt expensive for what I got .

Great smoothie, but I probably will not be returning. My warning about this business is the sizes…read moreof the smoothies/juices they sell. There are two sizes that are offered (small and large). The small is 9.00$ without tax when the large is 13$ without tax. Today I spent 9.72$ on a small smoothie that I did end up enjoying but the size of the cup was insane for the price tag they put on it. Below you can see a picture I took representing and comparing the size to my energy drink powder mix. Things I noticed where they don't put the ounces of the drinks on the menu board but only the prices. At the counter they also had no cups out showing the sizes of the drinks. They also display no prices on the online menu, where I first looked, as-well as no ounces of the smoothie drinks. I work for a small business in southern Maine and I just think this is completely unreasonable for sizing. I shop small constantly trying new places and have never spent over 9$ on one drink, or even a SMALL drink and I don't think I want to ever again.

Love love lovvvve Mornings in Paris! It's where I go when I want my macaron fix, but the original…read morelocation being in kport was a little difficult for me, particularly in the summer months. So I'm very excited to have a secondary location so close to me in Falmouth. It's been my weekend treat for a few weeks now. Excellent crepes, the full brunch is my fave so far, but working my way through the menu. My partner got the Turkey and Brie and he really enjoyed it. Word to the wise, crepes are portable in holders so you can eat on the go, but they are best enjoyed eating there on the spot. They have an extensive offering of macarons, and I've been working my way through that menu as well...tiramisu and pistachio are my faves :) They have multiple latte offerings as well as tea and bubble tea. New seasonal drinks every month or two, and they are all so tasty! Staff are excellent, warm and friendly, you can tell they enjoy working with each other. I just love the vibe here and I will be a weekend regular for sure :)

After original plans of a breakfast spot fell through I remembered this spot opened last year. It's…read moretheir now fourth location and my first time trying any of them. It's a large inviting space with plenty of tables to enjoy your drinks/food here. With the name they have artwork on the wall related to Paris. They have many options for drinks including seasonal Valentine's Day specials. Also food wise they have a lot of options on display for you. Including baked goods, breakfast sandwiches, and more. Staff were friendly and helpful and took no time at all to receive both our food and drinks. Drink wise my wife got their seasonal "In The Name of Love" that was a white mocha with raspberry syrup. I got their seasonal "Dubai Chocolate" w/ chocolate and pistachio syrups. Both were quite good, with my wife's being slightly better and more flavor. Food wise we each chose their sausage egg and cheese sandwich and my wife got a blueberry cream cheese. The sandwiches were unique in the sense they were made with white bread that had cheese melted onto it. The best bite was the blueberry cream cheese and was like a better version of a toaster strudel. Sandwiches and drinks were good but didn't quite blow us away hence the 4 stars. Certainly a good enough experience I would return to this location and/or visit any of the others. With so many great breakfast/coffee spots in the greater Portland area this is one worth considering at least.

Such a cute place with delicious food!…read more It's on the smaller side but with a decent amount of seating, including some outdoor. You order at the counter and are served at your table. I ordered the Açaí Origins bowl and a Thai iced tea, and split an order of the Crispy Crisp (fried potatoes) with my friend. Everything was delicious. The potatoes were perfectly crispy and came with a flavorful garlic mayo. The açaí bowl was rich with generous toppings of fresh fruit and granola that added a nice crunch. The portions were very generous too. We'll definitely be back!

8/26/26 It pains me to give this poor review, but I really…read moremust be honest. (I wonder if all the positive reviews are by local twenty- somethings, six of whom formed a very loud and noisy coffee clatch.) The ambiance is "tired diner." The service prompt, cordial, but you must go up to the counter to order your food. You must get your own napkins, bus your own table. I ordered the "northern Thai curry" dish. Chicken thigh cold, flavorless. The curry sauce owed any spice to the sliced Bermuda onion. No curry evident. The noodles matched the chicken for temperature (lukewarm) and flavor (none). So "Wakie Wakie" a disappointment. Nopey, Nopey.

The popular Bay Bowls has opened a new location in downtown Freeport in the Main Street next to…read moreCity Hall. There is a one way street to the right of the store that has plenty of side street parking or weekends you can park at City Hall. They offer smoothies with no fillers of ice and water, and their famous fruit bowls. The bowls have a base (sorbet-like) offered in 4 flavors: Acai, Picasa (Dragon fruit), Coconut and Mango. Then you can get an assorted aray of toppings (they offer variety of bowls or you can make your own). You can also pick a bowl and change the base. Lots of fresh fruit options: strawberries, blueberries, banana, pineapple, mango, kiwi, and then various toppings such as granola, flax seeds, chia seeds, cacao nibs, coconut flakes, honey, peanut butter and Nutella.

Brand new to downtown Freeport! Walking distance from the local shops and outlet stores…read more My daughter has been begging to try out this new place. And today was the day. We love fruit bowls! This space use to be a coffee shop so walking in, I noticed how open the room was set up and I loved the new look and vibe it gave off. Staff was very friendly. And the bowl we shared was delicious! My daughter decided on the Rio Bowl which was the pitaya (dragon fruit) base topped with mango, blueberry, granola, shredded coconut + honey. My husband and I lived in Hawaii for 2 years and lived on Acai bowls so this definitely brought me back to the island! Can't wait to try the other options they have. There were so many!