First, We're locals, not tourists. We've been repeat…read morecustomers for years. No stars given. After 1hr and 45 minutes of waiting for our food, promises that the food is coming from the poor waitress, no food. The restaurant was emptying out. Mind you, this is for two plates of scrambled eggs, toast and home fries. This was the attitude directly from the owner to the waitress. The owner could have cared less. The worst treatment I've ever experienced from a breakfast joint. I'll never go again and would advise people to not go as well. 0 out of 10 rating. The waitress was apologetic and frankly embarrassed by the owner's attitude.

After visiting another nearby spot for food/baked goods we wanted to try a new to us coffee spot…read moreand this was nearby so worked perfectly. I will say they appear to have their baked goods as well as many different food options like sandwiches but my review is strictly for the coffee. Once you enter to the right is all the different seating with a good variety of tables and chairs but also some more comfy choices like couches. Quite a large space inside and a handful of tables outside to enjoy the nice weather. You order at the counter and then they have a spot further down where they'll call out your name for both food and drinks. They had a section on the menu called the MET Artistic Lattes which was their version of specialty flavored lattes. This caught our eyes. My wife went with the Falcon Pride (chocolate & white chocolate latte) and I went with the Vanilla Bean Dream (white chocolate & vanilla). Drink wise they were both pretty good! Didn't become a new favorite coffee spot but good enough we would return if we found ourselves in the area looking for coffee again. To have a real strong opinion I would need to return and try some of the food rather than just the coffee.

I like the geographical location. I like the big, free…read moreparking lot. I like the interior: it has old, historic Maine building vibes (the exposed brick, the wooden floors, the large windows with accent shutters). I like the coffee (it's from a local roaster; shame on other coffee shops for not buying their beans from Maine businesses). I like the staff: I had A LOT of weird requests, and the person ringing me up was like, "yeah, we got you, girl" (not like that, but you get the point). I like the abundance of non-dairy creamer options. I like the very Maine themed lattes (like, The Golden Road? IYKYK) I like the very seasonal themed lattes. I like that they're dog friendly. I asked them if it was possible to get the Down East Maple Latte iced (with an extra shot) and additionally a healthy sprinkle of sea salt. It was the saltiest latte I've ever had in my life, but like, in a good way? It was a gentle amount of sweet, strong on the espresso flavor, and salty. I would absolutely come out of my way to WFM here!

I submit this for management to take corrective action,…read more I stopped in for a quick cup of coffee. One would think this would be a non event. The coffee was served in a hand made mug with no handle. WAY TOO HOT to hold. When I pointed this out the server moved on to mistake number two. "You can pick it up at the rim," she suggested, and then proceeded to demonstrate, putting her fingers ALL OVER the rim.... DISGUSTING! There is an old expression in the food service business where top third of a glass, mug etc. belongs to the customer. In a 15 second interaction they managed to screw up a simple cup of coffee.....For A COFFEE SHOP, you would think they would be savvy about such simple minded matters.... Had her pour into a paper cup and bit my tongue.....Get it together......it is a simple process.

What a great spice and tea store we found for our first time in this store while in Freeport. I/we…read moreall bought tea for ourselves and good friends who love tea. So many teas, spices sugars, and much more to choose from. We can't wait to try them. The staff was nice and the store was so much fun to look around. I asked if they have an option to shop online and they said yes. ( possibly for future purchases lol) I would recommend that if you are a tea, spice, or sugar fan- so many options and smells to sample. :)

Amazing place and super friendly owner! We stumbled in this gem walking around and we were so happy…read morethat we did. We were able to try a couple of their teas that they had available and made for their customers. But one thing that stood out is we were able to try different flavored sugars! Didn't know there were such a thing. David (owner) made it fun for us to try them and educated us on his products... simply amazing! Would definitely come here next time and order on line. I did bring home a lot of different teas and sugars! Stop by and explore! It is WORTH IT! Adventure on my friends!

We actually came into Freeport looking for a pharmacy to buy some band aids. Since we had not eaten…read moreanything since the early evening before, we thought some coffee and a light breakfast might do the trick. We found this place and went inside. It is unassuming. You order at the counter. We each had a scone and the special breakfast wrap. The scones were really good. Mine was still warm, which means it had recently come out of the oven. Our breakfast wraps were quite good and filling. We each had coffee. And by the time we were finished, we were quite full. The staff was very friendly as was everyone in the small place.

Walked up the street into the restaurant he was pleasantly surprised by such attentive staff. My…read morehusband ordered special breakfast sandwich, which was a pesto sandwich, and I ordered two scrambled eggs and bacon we of course, had to have a cinnamon roll as well. That and 2 cups of coffee and it was under $30. Coffee was great place was clean . Scrambled eggs or scrambled perfectly and my husband said a sandwich. It was delicious. Not sure how much things are elsewhere in Freeport since we were just driving through, but I will tell you that this place was a great bang for the buck .

This is my favorite place in all of Freeport. Amazing smoothies and coffee and the owner is one of…read morethe nicest people in the world.

Stopped here for a coffee while doing some shopping. I got the maple latte and it was good. It's a…read moresmall little place with only a couple seats. They handmade their juices which looked great. Next time I'm in the area I'll try a juice!

I came across this beyond ADORABLE coffee shop this morning and I'm so very happy I did. I ordered…read morea black coffee and an everything bagel with veg cream cheese, egg and bacon. The coffee was so rich and satisfying, BUT THE BAGEL. Omg, the quality of that bagel was beyond description. Freshly made, the egg was a fresh cracked one and the bacon done perfect and savory. The veg cream cheese that is used tasted just made as well. the gentleman making it was so sweet and the lady who took my order was wonderful. The leather cushy chair I enjoyed while waiting was heaven. I can't say enough and I hope to be back very soon. THANK YOU for making my morning.

Okay, I was looking for a coffee place to kill some time at before an appointment in the area. This…read moreplace came up in my search and boy am I glad I decided to stop here. First - it is super cute. With a mix of community tables, counter seating, and even one very cozy looking chair (I say looking because it was occupied and I was unable to plunk myself down and enjoy my book - which it was beckoning me to do). They have an extensive coffee menu and use their own roasted beans. I went with a standard coffee but did upgrade to maple syrup for my sweetener. (Anyone who knows me knows this alone won me over!) And, if you eat in - your coffee comes in a beautiful real mug! They have decent bakery case which is stocked with pastries from Two Fat Cats and bagels from Rose Foods! That's right - you can get a Rose Food bagel without the hassle of parking on Forest Ave in Portland. I got the Mystery Spice (old bay seasoning) and enjoyed half with Olive Cream Cheese and the other with Herbed. Clearly they make the cream cheeses here in house and they are delicious. The place seems pretty popular as there were many people here on a Thursday morning. Already planning a trip back here with a friend for a little remote work day!

Such a nice relaxing place with great coffee... had a maple latte, hubby had perfect cortado,…read morebreakfast sandwich and quiche. Wish this place was in our hometown! Lovely friendly staff.

We stopped at LL Bean and then went to Starbucks. Not their best day. A fairly long wait before…read moreanyone acknowledged that we were at the counter, ready to order. After ordering, one drink came and the other did not. I complained to the only one who would look my way and she said " they are working on it." I said no, they have already made a half dozen others. She reluctantly agreed to make one for me., but the drink we got wasn't even close to our ordered drink. While this was going on, the supervisor was ignoring everything except one employee who was apparently being graded. She never acknowledged that there was a crowd or even if anyone was there at all. They need a new manager who pays attention to business. I'm used to being ignored at Starbucks, but this was extremely poor My advice: Find another coffee shop because this one doesn't want our business. I started with three stars, but should have done two.

Nice shop with lots of English and Scottish items ! From tartans to frozen food ! Even Surname…read morepins but I could not find mine . Bummer .

Cute place in a tourist town…read more I know it sounds a bit ridiculous (and I'm aware there's probably somewhere in Portland that has this) but I came here pretty much solely to get HP sauce, which I am appalled that standard grocery stores in Portland do not have! Sure, Amazon has it too and all that but I figured it made a good excuse to come out to Freeport and get HP sauce and maybe a couple other things. Tea drinkers and jelly lovers will have quite a time here. The shop is quite small and very much a gift shop. A bit peculiar to have in Freeport, Maine, maybe... but nevertheless there were a lot of worthless trinkets that could have easily been purchased. But I limited myself to just three items. I just realized i forgot to look in the fridge! Auuuugh!!! I guess I have to go back now.

Wicked Whoopies is the only place where I genuinely enjoy whoopie pies. I've been a fan for a long…read moretime. They bake close to 10,000 whoopie pies a day which are then distributed to their Freeport store, retailers, and customers across the country. My personal favorites are the chocolate chip and peanut butter, but everything I've tried has been delicious! love the oversized portions! They are larger than the size of your hand. The store itself adds to the experience, and it's obvious that a lot of care goes into both the product and the presentation. Always a treat when I get my hands on them!

Whoopie pies come in all flavors and sizes at this place. I've had them via mail order, and they're…read morejust as good as in person.

On my way out of Freeport, we stopped in for breakfast. A clean well lighted place with pleasant…read moreservers and home made Corned Beef Hash....Granted, mine is better, but everything was great and I'm happy we went in early because by the time we left, it was starting to fill up! (hint to Chef...add a little more onion and some chopped pepper to it) I will gladly return!

TLDR: serviceable breakfast spot for a hot, local meal…read more Had a wonderful breakfast here during a quick, 1 night stop in Freeport. When we walked in you could tell there was a mix of locals and a few tourists and we were immediately greeted like we were one of the locals. It's fairly small with a bunch of tables but it wasn't tight where you couldn't get around. Our server that's been there for 30 years was outstanding and had a great personality. The coffee was decent, and I don't usually like the coffee at diners and restaurants. I had the french toast special made with croissants and it was really tasty. They were not soggy and the side of bacon was nice and crispy. Wife and kids enjoyed their respective omelette and regular French toast. It wasn't anything fancy, perhaps you could even say it was plain but it was prepared well and came out hot/fresh.