Cute cafe along the Main Street. They had tons of art for purchase along the perimeter which was…read morenice to admire while waiting for coffee. They have tons of options which made choosing something a little difficult (we let a few people ahead of us while we were trying to decide, and this seemed to annoy the baristas?). I ended up having a red eye with a shot of sugar free hazelnut syrup and we had two scones, the blueberry and the bacon and cheese. The blueberry was definitely the better of the two. And the coffee was good. I'm glad we got to stop in and try while we were here.

Delicious home made bagel and a good cup of cafe au lait. Friendly staff with a nice mix of…read morelocals and tourists!

Honestly I wish there were more of these in the states. I sort of think of Tim Horton's is a…read moreslightly better version of Dunkin Donuts. Coffee was great and fast service. Vibe inside is to be expected, but was clean and quiet.

This restaurant should be ashamed of themselves! They rush you through while their electronic menu…read moreboards constantly change screens on you. If you've never been there before it's impossible to actually see much. My sandwich should have been a $5 item, and yet they managed to pretend it was part of a combo. In the end I got charged $10 for a "combo," but also got charged for the drink and the donut. It's all part of the rip-off. I went back up and asked why they'd charged it the way they did and they just didn't really want to tell me, which I think is a scam. For my mother and I to get two basic sandwiches, two drinks and two donuts was $30! Are they kidding? But you're forced to just keep moving, you don't see what the woman is entering into her cash register and they don't want to answer questions. I'm sure they're all alike. Never going back. God I wish we'd gone to McDonald's! Better food for a third of the price.

Awesome place with a warm atmosphere and great coffee! The double cappuccino was outstanding!read more

Four of us stopped in for the first time. The coffees were very good and the small selection of…read morepastries were fresh and tasty. The owner was very friendly and proud of his new venture.

We were here three times last week and will come again this week as we are staying very nearby…read more It's the perfect place to enjoy coffees, super fresh baked goods and delish sandwiches and salads. The staff is so friendly and there is wonderful local art including photos and books all over the walls. No wifi so bring your hotspot or go over to the library 50 ft away to work after indulging.

The matcha latte was delicious The beautiful humans…read morebehind the counter were so friendly and helpful. Loved the little coffee spot.

Stopped in Wednesday night 7/10/24 found something nasty in my coffee when I dumped it out ! Looked…read morelike clear mucus ! Gross as F ! Woman at window spoke too soft could not hear her at all !

They never have anything in stock, and when they do it's burnt or not cooked. Employees always are…read morein a shit mood.

Had a great experience here! Really enjoyed my caramel Apple latte, it wasn't too sweet with I…read moreliked. The egg bites were soft and creamy!

Live in the area & had been going for a while until it got too busy. Their baked goods are mediocre…read moreat best-- but I honestly cannot give a good review to a business that is against women's reproductive rights. I can't recommend on that merit & would not suggest anyone go as this venue hosts anti-abortion misinformation spreaders. TS PMO.

A local coffee shop made by locals. The maple lattes were very good, both iced and hot. They…read morehave limited seating outside. They also serve homemade pasties. By the time our order arrived the line was quite long, but they remained very customer focused.

Bucklyn is a tiny little coffee shop in the heart of Blue Hill. The staff are kind and the drinks…read moreare tasty. Because it's a small establishment, the menu is pretty slim, but I enjoyed the maple latte, which was not too sweet (rare to find these days). Other members of our group enjoyed the hot chocolate and iced mocha.

It was that sort of weird mid-afternoon time when it's past lunch and most diners are closed--and…read morethere I was driving along on my way to Machias, where there's not much along the way, and famished. Out of nowhere, going through the tiny town of Cherryfield, there was the cheerful green building that is the Paisley Loon, with their "open" sign fluttering in the wind next to the river. And it was open at 3pm! It was the perfect spot to grab an iced coffee and a quick sandwich: I had the grilled cheese, which was exactly what I needed. It was busy, with other folks sitting at tables and working locals stopping by to grab things to go. There's a range of coffee drinks, sandwiches, pastries, and ice cream--nothing fancy, but all done just right. Super friendly staff working too. What a great find, and so good to know there's a friendly little place to stop when you're traveling this way. Highly recommend!

Small, but nice. Very friendly. Food looks so good. Lots of stuff. Pies and pastries too.read more

Popped in here while exploring downtown Ellsworth, looking for some Matcha which seems to be a bit…read moredifficult to find in the area. Thankfully, we found Flexit because the Matcha was really delicious! My wife and I both ordered an Iced Lavender Matcha and the drinks came out quickly and efficiently. It seemed like a cute place to hang out and do some working/study sessions. Plus the location is perfect. Plenty of parking nearby and lots of other shops to explore post-caffeine. We did not order food during this visit so I cannot comment on the food. However, I will say that it seemed like they had a great selection of food as well as a grab-n-go section with lots of items from the cafe and other local vendors. If we're ever back in Ellsworth, we will 100% be back.

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.

I can't believe no one has reviewed this place yet on Yelp!! This bakery is nothing short of…read moreamazing! It's a French bakery on Grand Manan island and is very popular with both locals and tourists alike. As soon as the ferry docked we drove straight over. Got there on a Tuesday morning a bit after 11 and the line was already five people deep. The smell as you walk in...heavenly!! They sell an assortment of freshly baked bread and pastries. By the time I arrived the regular croissants were already sold out. There was still quite a lot of selection though. I went a bit crazy and got a bunch of stuff. Hey.. I'm on vacation!! :) We got the Saint John river bread which is their bestseller and it was delicious. The best way I can describe it is it looks like a round sourdough loaf but it's multigrain deliciousness. The outside crust just the right amount of crunch and the inside soft and warm just out of the oven! We went down to the local grocery store and picked up a couple different cheeses to go with the bread. What a great lunch! I also got the following which I had later for snack and dinner: -spinach and feta pastry: so good!! The filling reminded me a bit of spanakopita but the pastry dough was flaky and crunchy. -egg and cream cheese pastry: same type of dough as above but the filling tasted like a western omelette. -chocolate croissant: amazing!! Just like the ones I had in Paris!! The chocolate to dough ratio was just right!! -apple turnover: my husband declared this the best he's ever had! The pastry so flaky and the filling not overly sweet. So we went back an hour before closing and they pretty much had sold out of everything but had some macaroons and ginger cookies left. We got some cookies for the ferry ride back and they also impressed us! Soft and not too sweet and the ginger flavour not overpowering. I'm so glad we found this bakery. It's a legit French bakery and brings me right back to when I travelled in France. This place should be an absolute must for anyone traveling to Grand Manan!

A must stop on Grand Manan. Love this place. The aroma captures you in the doorway. Coffee,…read morebread, donuts, croissants, quiche, what more can you ask for.