Enchanted Herbs & Teas is like stumbling into a caffeine candy land. The coffee lineup looks like a…read moretasting menu for people who can't commit, and the best part is you're the barista. No high-brow lectures about bean origins, just pour it yourself, smile, and sip. My cup came out smooth and just the right kind of hot. I went in for coffee, left with sweets I didn't need, and already decided this place is getting added to my Waterville rotation. It's part shop, part sugar trap, and entirely worth it.

Great candy shop. Really friendly people and a huge selection. I would recommend putting "candy" in…read morethe store name or putting up a huge candy store sign to let people know about it. 5/5

We have been visiting MacNab's Tea Room for many years. Our tea of choice is Perthshire which is…read morespecially blended by the ladies. This makes an amazing and comforting pot of tea.If you are a knitter, long time or new to this craft, as I am, you have a treat in store. Nook and crannies in the lovely house are filled with yarns of many textures and colors.But my pleasure comes from visiting with the ladies who own this tea room and being introduced to their friends as we sit at their table... often sipping a new tea or an old favorite.

We went out of our way to find this place and they weren't just closed they were out of business…read moreand apparently for some time. The door was open and we went in but the place was all torn up and no one around - abandoned?

Once again FANTASTIC! Best in the Boothbay Harbor region. Thank you to the waitstaff and…read morekitchen...you guys are the BEST! Charlie and Linda

yummy food, but the wait was 1 HOUR. we got seated and placed the order at 12:20, and genuinely…read moredidn't get the food until 1:25. Im sure it will be fine otherwise, but do not go at noon. ambiance is good.

Sarah, the owner, has such a special place here on the east end. Have a sore back or a foggy brain?…read moreShe mix up a great concoction of herbs to sip. The space is so cozy and warm, nice for grabbing a tea with a book during the colder months. I always buy loose leaf tea here, it's high quality and affordable. My favorite are their Japanese Sencha and the cramp tea (miracle for menstrual cramps). I couldn't recommend more! (Heads up she's cash or PayPal).

The owner is wonderful. She takes time with each customer to talk about what may benefit them most…read moreand explains how to brew and enjoy her blends. We really enjoyed talking with her and will go back for more.

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.

Awesome bubble tea shop that stands out from the other spots in Portland because of its innovative…read moremenu items named after and inspired by the ocean. The zephyr with osmanthus and brown sugar was incredible. The mushroom latte was also outstanding as a caffeine-free option. The space is also really comfortable with abundant seating and charming touches like a bookshelf and board games.

What a find! This place is one of a kind, and thankfully so. On a short road trip last week up the…read morecoast of Maine with 2 of my daughters, we drove by this place and noticed the large property and lots of stuff (nice stuff) around the main house and other buildings. Out by the street was a simple sign requesting a $5 donation to park and walk around. Not knowing what it was (but real intrigued by it strangeness) I hung a quick U and went back into the driveway and parked. My kids are not too happy! As we approached the front door they are begging to leave as the place gives them the willies. To make matters worse a big wad of keys are still hanging from the front door. Now I have the willies! Being me, I open the door and peer in and to my amazement I see a massive room full of the most traditional cool art and collectibles I've ever seen! High class Americana. We skulk through the first big room because I hear voices coming from an even larger room I can see deeper in this massive old house. As we enter the back room, we find two older men sitting at one of 20+ beautiful early American tables (all surrounded by beautiful chairs). They are holding a small wooden sled and discussing how to repair it. They quickly finish and one leaves and the other introduces himself as Bill Johnson and asks if we'd like a tour of the place. I quickly say yes and that starts the next faze. Bill quickly begins to regale us with story after story about each piece we point out or strikes his fancy: --Nice story about Hermann Goering's cuckoo clock on the wall. --He turns on his player piano, sits down and grabs a very large megaphone, and begins serenading my daughters with a beautiful old tune. --He quizzes us about American historical facts, tells stories, sings, etc. and would have spent the whole day with us had we had the time. Well, I could go on and on about this place...but you gotta see it to believe it. Best $5 tour ever!

This is a great place to browse around or to take photos. There is so much to see. I highly…read morerecommend a stop here. We just happened by it on a sightseeing trip and turned around to see what it was all about. The owner is eccentric, to say the least, but not in a bad way. There is a player piano that I would loooove to own. A great place all-around.

Fezziwig's is an adorable cafe style restaurant. They offer two menus…read more -The 'regular' menu includes breakfast items, sandwiches and crepes along with a selection of teas, bottled drinks and a few adult beverages. -The second menu is a "Tea Tray" menu. This menu offers three levels of 'tea' with a selection of caffinated and herbals teas. Food offerings on this menu include tea sandwiches, scones with clotted cream and croissants. Besides lunch and tea, they sell coffee drinks, bottled sodas (Mexican coke) and pastries. Their shelves offer beautiful tea pots, demi tasse sets, cook books and more for sale. We ordered a sandwich and a savory crepe. The sandwich is a good size on soft bread that held up well under all the fillings. Sandwiches come with potato chips on the side. The crepe was full of tender beef and large slices of mushroom in a savory gravy. A fresh salad of mixed greens comes with your choice of dressing on the side. The decor is very intentional and well done. Our waitress was very friendly and knew her job well. One restroom at the back includes a diaper station. Parking is in one of the town paid lots. (our pre-paid parking was about 2.50 for three hours) If I lived closer, this would definitely be one of my 'regular' places to stop for a coffee, tea or lunch.

This place is so adorable! A tiny cafe that serves teas,…read morecoffees, milkshakes, and even does afternoon tea service with a 3 tier tower of sandwiches, scones, peri fours, macaroons, with clotted cream and jam. They offer a wide variety of specialty teas, flavors sodas (I tried the lavender soda and it was delicious!). The cafe is always beautifully decorated for the season (like Valentine's Day, Easter and Spring). The servers wear old timey uniforms. It isn't fancy, but it is adorable. Totally kid friendly! Great place for afternoon tea for a family. My two daughters and I had afternoon tea and we absolutely love it! Friendly service, good food, wonderful tea, soda and milkshakes...yes, we tried to all! We will definitely be back. They do take reservations, and since they are so small, I do recommend it.