If you do not stop here on your way to Acadia national Park, you are absolutely missing out…read more This is a tiny cozy, café nook built on the front lawn of the owners where they make specialty coffees based on what they're growing that season. They also have specialty pies based on what they're growing that season. The staff is unbelievably friendly and love to talk about their experiences and giving recommendations for the area that you're visiting! The coffee was exactly what we needed to hype ourselves up for a long day of hiking. I wish we had more time to stop there multiple times but if you are on your way to Acadia national Park, please please please stop here!!

This place is a must stop whenever I'm passing through the area. Today there was a line out the…read moredoor and I am happy to say, I will gladly wait twenty minutes in line for Maggie's coffee. This is the exact type of small business that deserves all the love and support it can get. Maggie is an awesome human and is doing big, beautiful things for the community. I know the ebb and flow of small business, especially in Maine. During high season, it's easy to have quality fall through the cracks in order to serve a high volume of people. Never once has the quality of Precipice been affected. Everything is made with care, from the syrups, to the pies. It's well worth a stop and definitely a wait!

This is a wonderful option for breakfast - we loved that they opened early enough for us to stop in…read moreon the way to Acadia in the morning, they have a delicious veggie sunrise breakfast sandwich, and they make basic coffee offerings well (especially macchiatos and flat whites). The staff is laid back and it's a no frills spot, but lots of seating and they also have some local art for sale!

I went to Flexit Cafe about three years ago and was pretty weirded out at how unfriendly the staff…read morewas. So much so that I didn't go back in until today. They're in a new location. It's been a while. I figured there would be new, and hopefully friendlier, staff. I was half right. There was new staff, but unfortunately, they were as unwelcoming as the last batch. This place has no prices on any of the premade sandwiches or pastries in their cases (why??), so we asked "Hey there, how much are your pies and cookies?". The employee was in the lobby sweeping and said "I'm not sure. Somewhere between $3- $5. Maybe more". She doesn't look up. Doesn't offer more clarity. She just shrugged this non-answer to us and carried on. It was awkward. So my husband, trying to make light of it, says "Sounds like it's up for debate so how about I give you $2.50" and this girl gives us a dour look and snaps "Well, I'm not behind the cash register so I can't look at the prices, can I?". So, we have now learned our lesson with this place twice. Not sure what it is about the culture there that results in such bad service years apart and by different people. We won't be returning.

Incredible vibe and healthy, balanced, and nutritious meals made to order. Plenty of parking and…read moreindoor and outdoor seating.

The chai and kitchari were a little overdose on spices (not subtle.. like a bunch of powder spices…read moreadded to liquid.. not brewed chai as in authentic). I wondered if ghee was used in kitchari. Friendly staff, relaxing ambience for gathering with friends. I look forward to trying their other items in menu.

Good, fun flavored coffees but bad pretzels (both salty or sweet, sad to say that Subway's pretzels…read moreare better). Just get the Joes. Tis only drive-thru but they got two windows and order-taker was patient and friendly.

Smoothie was the consistency of water, do not recommend getting them at this location. It was my…read morefirst time at this location hopefully it's better but it was not good

If you're ever in the Bar Harbor area, this place is a throwback to the great mom and pop natural…read morefood and health stores of old. (if you live in LA, think Rainbow Acres or the OG Mrs Gooch's) https://www.johnedwardsmarket.com/ Local farm products in varied and abundant varieties, (cheese, meat, dips and sauces, baked goods, fresh produce) plenty of great Asian condiments, baking supplies, ready to eat foods, cleaning and bath products, a great curated wine selection, and much more. All set in a a century old building on a great little Main street with lots of other great individual, family owned stores. Grab a fresh cup of coffee, look around and relish the lovely smells and fragrances that come from an authentic and well stocked store without gimmicks. You'll walk out with a nice collection of goods from your shopping list and a few surprise purchases.

The wine consultant is extremely knowledgeable and she shares incredible insights and spot on…read morerecommendations. John Edwards Market has an excellent selection of domestic and international wines.

There are sort of two businesses connected by a common entry door here: a candy shop and a…read morebakery/coffee shop. The candy shop has new owners, and the lady there was very pleasant and friendly! It is small, but packed with great candy from not just the USA, but also from many other places. There are also plenty of oldies but goodies which I didn't even know were still being made. The bakery was also good... I took the bacon and turkey wrap to go, which comes with a pickle and chips. Very pleasant young people working there.

The coffee was honestly disappointing--bland, poorly made, and not worth the price. Unfortunately,…read morethe experience with the owners wasn't much better. They came across as rude and unwelcoming when trying to communicate with customers, which made the overall experience even more frustrating. The cheesecake was also way too expensive for what you get. If you're specifically looking for cheesecake, I'd honestly recommend going to Momo's Cheesecake in Ellsworth instead. In my opinion, it's much better quality for the price. Overall, between the coffee, the prices, and the customer service, I personally wouldn't return or recommend this place based on my experience.

Ellsworth's best known little brew pub is also a friendly little place to get the best beer in…read moretown. The food is above average (I recommend the baked potatoes!). Flights of beer in a small cozy setting. Oatmeal stout among the best I've had. Famous for their Red Ale. You really can't find better beer In Ellsworth!

They have traditional Cornish pasties, which my husband says are the best thing he's ever eaten. He…read morealso loves the Steak and Ale Pie. I like the Blackened Haddock Tacos and the pretzel sticks. Pro Tip: get BOTH the "beer cheese" and the "beer mustard" and get extra of both. You might have extra, but you can use the extra on sandwiches tomorrow. The extra mustard is also great with cheese and crackers as a snack. The blueberry cobbler is fantastic! The peanut butter pretzel pie did not impress my husband; he said the pretzels themselves tasted cheap, like grocery store pretzels. I have been trying to get them to add a vegetarian pasty to the menu. They have almost nothing vegetarian in there, and a Greggs style cheese and onion pasty would also be extremely traditional and surely wildly popular. PLEASE ADD A VEGETARIAN PASTY!! And/or a fish pasty, which would also be very traditional. Oooh, what about a Stargazy Pasty with leeks and cream? Now, THAT would be traditional and would certainly get some media attention. I will raise my rating to 5 stars as soon as this place adds a good vegetarian or fish Signature Entree (preferably a pasty!!). That is literally the only reason they're not getting 5 stars, that it's way too oriented towards meat eaters. (They do have a grilled cheese toasty and a vegan garden burger, so I would still go there if you are vegetarian or vegan, but keep your expectations low when it comes to selection.)

We stopped by and got some VERY good ice cream. The portions were very generous. What is pictured…read moreis the kids cone. Please note that I am a full-grown man with a man hand holding that cone. I got the blueberry and we all agreed it was the best of the bunch. The ice cream itself was rich and creamy, and the blueberries were super flavorful and sweet. I am thankful we decided to stop!

They only takes cash. We could not eat there. They should take credit cards. They should take…read morecredit cards

What a delightful experience! The gluten-free sweet potato old fashioned donut was hands down the…read morebest donut I've ever had--soft, doughy, and full of flavor. Getting the texture just right with gluten-free baking is no easy feat, but Alexis and her team have truly mastered it. The shop is family-owned, and you can feel the love the moment you walk in--everyone is so warm and welcoming. This place embodies the heart of small-town charm. I only wish I lived closer, because I'd be a regular at Imago Dei. They're a beautiful reminder that we are all made in the image of God.

We stopped by because of so many positive reviews. We were warmly greeted by the owner and she gave…read moreus a run down of what was available, what the flavors were, and also gave us gluten free or low sugar options if needed. We got a maple ginger donut and an apple cider donut. They were both absolutely delicious. The apple cider donut was so thick and cakey and the maple ginger donut tasted like fall in a bite. The store is a cute home-like shop. There is also drip coffee and a fridge with some waters and canned coffees. We wish we got more donuts! Definitely stop by if you're driving through.

The crab omelette and quiche were excellent ! Best breakfast ever, all food freshly made, hot and…read moretasty !

They have good Cheese burgers There . Service was great the…read morefirst time I was there . And just ok today. Seem like it's mostly locals in there which is always what make you want to try those places.