I love the Keag (Gig) store! There are not many places like this any more! Great spot on the…read morewater in South Thomaston. They do Reuben's, burgers, sandwiches, etc. I love the crab melt, and grappling a haddock chowder to go! Great selection of beer as well! Just love the atmosphere of the village and the store!

The store was near our rental and we were surprised how we found so much there that was on our…read moregrocery list. Also did breakfast sandwiches, fish chowder. Loved the old Maine vibe! Would have been a nice spot to sit for breakfast or lunch also.

THE best Dagwood Sandwich I have ever eaten! The roll was fresh and tasty. The layers of meats,…read morecheese, pickles, and vegetables were perfectly proportioned with the roll. I ate the whole thing--- just couldn't stop! Way to go Amie!!

NOT the place to go if you want your money's worth. Ordered a gluten free chx salad sandwich with…read morelettuce and onion. Legit one slice of onion and a few cut pieces of lettuce. Hey, don't break the bank on us. My husbands sandwich also had nothing in it. Roll was hard as a rock. Sandwiches skimpy as a mother. Truly miss the country store. They did gf SUBS RIGHT, and chx salad that was delish. Nice enough people, but $10+ per sandwich was a waste of money. We'll never (ever) be back here.

friendly and awesome food fresh pies are awesome to take home and cook the sandwiches and pizza are…read moredelicious I recommend this store to everyone

I have been going there from time and time since the day they opened and have never been…read moredisappointed. I ordered a ham sandwich today with high expectations. The ham and the contents of the sandwich were great. I feel that the bread had been sitting out for two or three days and was dry and stale. Huge disappointment as I was looking forward to a really tasty sandwich.

The Southend Grocery is a gem. With its sandwich and pizza counter and wide variety of groceries,…read morebeer, and wine, you are bound to leave with more than you came in for. Lovely people and good prices make for a satisfying adventure.

Worked in the area years ago and always went here for a crabmeat sandwich. I live in Maine and have…read moreaccess to allot of places but Southend is the best by far. They were out of crabmeat so I asked the nice lady behind the counter what she would recommend . She said she liked their Italians. I had Roast beef , cheese, lettuce and pickle. I now have a favorite place for Italians. The fillings were abundant, the bread was not too thick , not soggy, with really fresh meat and veggies. The sandwich was served really cold which is appropriate but not always the case at other shops. The small is plenty for two people looking to just eat a little something and under 10 dollars. They sell different goods, grocery, spirits. Cashing out the lady was very pleasant and wished me a great time on my coast ride to Belfast. If you are in the area vacationing or looking for a hidden gem this is it. You are welcome.

I saw this Deli was highly rated online and is in a primo location. I stopped in for a veggie…read moresandwich to go and was surprised by the back wall seating with walls of windows overlooking the Camden waterfront. Beautiful! Staff were friendly and they have some nice baked goods, a breakfast menu, and a large menu of sandwiches both hot and cold as well as make your own options. Sandwich was about $18 and was good, but not great.

We came in hoping for something simple and delicious. We were pleasantly surprised to find seating…read moreupstairs, and I completely understand that with full service and a nice view, you're going to pay a little more. The view was nice once our table was cleaned, and the service was friendly and attentive overall. The reason for three stars is really the food. Nothing was terrible, but unfortunately, nothing was very good either. As a longtime restaurant owner, what stood out to me was the lack of attention to detail and the overall quality and quantity of the proteins and ingredients. I have no problem paying $15 for a simple sandwich if it's executed well. But little things add up: a tiny bag of chips, a very small pickle portion, minimal meat, minimal kraut, minimal sauce. It felt like every possible quarter was being shaved off the plate. I understand how difficult it is to make money in restaurants right now, but at some point the guest notices. I ordered the hot Reuben. It really wasn't hot, the bread wasn't crisp, the cheese wasn't properly melted, and the meat quality was fairly lackluster. There simply wasn't much meat, kraut, or sauce to make it feel like a satisfying Reuben. My wife ordered the chicken, artichoke and pesto sandwich. Again, the execution was the issue. The pesto wasn't spread evenly from edge to edge, the cheese wasn't melted, the sandwich wasn't particularly hot, and there were only a couple small pieces of artichoke. That's probably what disappointed me most. These are relatively simple sandwiches, and simple food can be fantastic when the basics are done correctly: crisp the bread, melt the cheese, distribute the condiments evenly, use enough filling, and cut and plate the sandwich with a little care. Those small details make a huge difference. We also had two non-alcoholic beers at $8 each. That isn't outrageous, especially in a tourist area with a view, but $16 for two cans of NA beer still feels like it's pushing the upper end of reasonable. The service was good, the staff was friendly, and the upstairs view was enjoyable. I just wish the same level of care had gone into the sandwiches. I don't write reviews every time I'm disappointed, but after owning a restaurant and responding personally to customer reviews for more than 12 years, I tend to notice these things. Hopefully this is taken as constructive feedback, because the fundamentals here are very fixable.

This is a very nice little corner store, with inexpensive and tasty pizza and frequent specials on…read more2 for 1 fish and lobster meals. Shawn and his mother Janet are lovely people, and Shawn uses his grandma's pizza sauce recipe. Two thumbs up!

this place is never open, but always says they are online in the woman at the counter is very very…read morerude

Stopped in early (6:10) on Saturday and had a pretty filling breakfast. The server was…read moreincredible-she basically had the entire dining room and never stopped. We saw a couple people leave, but we also saw people who were supportive and trying to help her! I enjoyed perfectly poached eggs Benedict with sausage & a bit too much heavy hollandaise sauce. Wayne had hash Benedict with the same. Hash browns were decent and the coffee was fresh & hot!

We've been here many times over the years and they have the Best whole lobster in the area.read more

My husband and I were both impressed with the cabin cleanliness and charm. Everything you need is…read morehere . Excellent shower; great nights sleep. Nice kitchen .When we travel to Maine we stop here for the great food and affordable price. I've always hoped to stay in the cabin and after our travels to Canada we stopped here on our way back. We were going to be late they were very friendly and helpful for our late arrival. Ate breakfast there in the morning...what a great way to end our vacation!

Get outta town!!! OMG we are headed to Camden & Bar Harbor. Our 1st stop was Red's Eats in…read moreWiscasset to have their famous lobster roll. Bummer they don't open until May 6, two days from now. Continuing our drive north we came across the famous Moody's Diner that's known for their pies & down home cooking. They cook their own turkey so a turkey club is a must. For me it was either a 1/2 # lobster roll or a Percy burger with Swiss, onion & mushrooms. The burger was the juiciest burger I've ever had & I had a hard time getting it around my mouth. I managed to eat 3/4 of it & took the rest back to our B&B for later. We also had a side of awesome onion rings. If you've never been go eat & enjoy Maine cooking & hospitality. A factoid: They serve over 55,000 pieces of pie a year. Off to Whitehall B&B to rest up, go sightseeing & have an extraordinary dinner the night before our 37th anniversary. I forgot look at the size of this oatmeal raisin cookie we bought. Biggest cookie I've ever seen. BTW: Kris ordered a slice of strawberry rhubarb pie, she didn't like it. I passed on dessert.