Mr. Nesin did a kindness today for my 86 yr old mom. Her granddog had chewed the end of her glasses…read moreearpiece. He fixed it with a smile. Very nice man!

From the owner: Welcome to Peter Nesin, your Maine Midcoast Optician in Belfast Maine. I have lived and worked in…read morethe Penobscot Bay area for over 40 years. I absolutely love my job and my customers. I also enjoy sailing and fishing with my family which is why Maine coast is the perfect place to reside. Our optical dispensary specializes in filling prescriptions for eyeglasses. This includes helping our customers choose an appropriate and fashionable frame, measuring, fitting, and adapting lenses for the patient according to the written optical prescription. We then prepare the work order for the optical laboratory containing instructions for grinding and mounting lenses in the frame. When the eyeglasses arrive from the laboratory we checked them.

Our family had been seeing an eye doctor here at this establishment.Called for an appointment and…read morewas told that our Dr. retired and they are not taking new patients. Unimpressed. Go elsewhere.

Everyone here very professional, polite, kind, efficient and Patient. George, Mona, and esp Dr…read more Morrison.

I like Dr Morrow she's funny &usally good But I wasn't told she is out of my network &Everytime I…read morepd I thought Wow it's jumped.Then she told me I needed A root canal &sent me to someone to do it,Thank goodness I went for a 2nd opinion to find out I only needed the tooth shaved down bc it was hitting on my bottom tooth.Since the other dentist shaved it I've not had any problems.Also she made me a upper partial (beware)she didn't mention it was going to B plastic &I couldn't add on!Thats going to cost me!Ivei moved on I need a dentist who's going to talk to me ab everything &Mayb send me for a 2nd opinion.If I hadn't gone on my own it would have cost unnecessary She is good at extraction &A nice lady!

When I recently broke a front (!) tooth I discovered that nearly every Dentist in town was gone for…read morethe weekend (it was Friday) and was in a panic to get my tooth fixed as I had to work all weekend. Dr. Morrow was not only the ONLY dentist I could find who was available, but she'd just had a cancellation and fit me right in! She is fast, efficient, has a "wicked fun" sense of humor and created for me the nicest smile I've ever had! And to top it off, she gave me a big hug before I left...I think she knew how relieved I was that she fixed my tooth! Caring, talented and just a great human being...maybe even a little bit "angel"!

Gave them a laptop for repair, they took it apart without authorization, not only that, but they…read moregave it back missing parts and the hard drive was damaged. It went in for a SIMPLE cleanup. We LOST ALL OF OUR DATA and we ended up with a damaged laptop. They took no resposibility, completely deied it and took complete advantage of us. NEVER AGAIN

Aaron and his crew are the best there is. Working with him since 2003, I'm a local small business…read moreowner. They fix what's wrong. In an age when many others push replacement, what more could you ask?

What a fun pit stop en route to Bar Harbor from Portland, Maine. The location and beautiful signage…read moremade pulling over a must! The two story store celebrating all things made in Maine is surrounded by hundreds of lupine plants and fun purple decor accents. The flowers in the yard are reason enough to stop. Upon stepping inside the shop, we were greeted with a friendly "hello" and the shells of homemade soap and dried Maine lavender. The store is well organized and offers everything from baskets and blueberry teas to Maine maple syrup and quilts. We ended up purchasing a sachet of dried lavender and mini bottle of Maine maple syrup with painted blueberries on the bottle parking is very easy and note that they do not have a public bathroom. This is the perfect stop to find a true Maine souvenir for the road!

From the owner: The Lupine Cottage was established in 2004. It is a working Cooperative with 4 different levels of…read moremembership. We jury all of our products to ensure they are Made in Maine, high quality and unique. With each visit you will meet one of our Artisans, possibly demoing there skill, and creating a new product. We have annual events to celebrate our local talent, giving classes and demonstrations. A must stop if you are in the Belfast Maine area, located on Route 1. We welcome you to visit our website: www.lupinecottage.net and visit our face book page. We open in April, weekends only Friday and Saturday 10-6, and Sunday 10-3. From May - December 24th we are open daily Monday - Saturday 10-6, and Sunday 10-3.

Thankful for the curbside service this morning at Belfast Sherwin Williams! My favorite paint…read morestore, especially in quarantine. Knowledgeable and friendly staff.

From the owner: Your local Sherwin-Williams Paint Store in Belfast, ME, provides expert advice, premium coatings,…read morepaint matching, and professional-grade supplies tailored to rural projects, agricultural properties, and specialty builds. Connect with our team for expert recommendations, the right coatings and tools, and personalized support that helps you achieve professional results. As a convenient paint store near you, we offer online color tools, color consultation, wallpaper and application resources, brushes, and information on paint recycling, along with high-quality paints and options to order paint online.

Too Big to Sail…read more Portland-based business that makes unique bags out of old ship sales. They have fifty locations all throughout the eastern seaboard, Michigan--and even one location in CA. The Good: *Housed in a really cool old building (ca.1911) *All the bags are hand-made in Portland, ME *Not just bags, but pillows, purses, and chairs. *Friendly service *All the bags are beautiful, and they have many great designs. The Meh: *Parking can be a hassle in DT Belfast, especially during the summer--but at least it's free! The Ugly: *Prices are pretty high, as the most inexpensive bag we saw was $75, and the higher end ones were closer to $250. Conclusion: Beautiful bags, but be prepared to pay the piper.