Lunches are fantastic. They even have substitute milks for those milk intolerant and you can even…read moreorder protein for that milkshake! Staff are the friendliest! Jojo has the bestcasual place around.

We had been eating at Bell the Cat every single day of our month long stay here in Belfast, for…read moreeither breakfast or or lunch . Healthy delicious food and exceedingly clean refresh ing environment too. Thank you to all the food prep and servers .

Got a lobster roll and they really hooked me up, thing was full to bursting. Cute little place and…read morethe owners were nice and talkative. Great subs too

We ordered 5 subs - steak and cheese, firecracker, big pig, Italian, and chicken bacon ranch. They…read morewere all decent. They need to figure out a better system for the kitchen. Our order took over 30 minutes to prepare. Someone ordered two subs after us and were told it would be 1 hr and 15 minutes. There is definitely a more efficient way to run the kitchen. Used to be one of our absolute favorite places to go. I hope the new owners can figure it out so they can keep this place going.

Dot's was recommended by the staff at our hotel and we found it about 5 minutes down the road from…read morewhere we stayed. It's a really cute little market with tons of grab and go items, drinks, and sundries but also a thriving deli and bakery counter. We showed up during a rush and there were like 20 people in line, it moved fairly quickly and we ordered a veggie frittata, a ham and cheese panini, and a slice of a Maine Blueberry Huckle Pie I believe and it was moist and decadent and really, really good. My husband loved it. They had pasta salad, chicken salad, breakfast burritos, breakfast biscuits, and tons and tons of baked goodies. I wanted to try cookies and muffins, and cakes and some of the other items but, we'd already indulged in a few other stores so, we stuck with our breakfast items and the Blueberry Huckle Cake slice. Loved it. Parking can be tight but, you can invent a spot as long as you aren't blocking someone in and it seems to work out.

Could not be a better place to grab food from by my favorite little 'secret spot' beach. There's a…read morereally cute wicker/art installment right in the front parking lot to greet you and the whole place has a supports local art vibe. I've liked every single thing I've had from here. I've tried all of their sandwiches and there's not a bad choice out of the bunch . The roasted vegetable one is out of this world, I could actually eat it every day. They also sell baked treats, hot foods, bagged/fancy snacks and home goods. There's seating inside & out but even better taking the .5 mile hike down to the beach to eat! 10/10 find, I love taking people here

Market to get some fresh items. Great breads, bakery, deli…read moresandwiches.... STOP here if you're hungry - ahead of your hikes... pick up what you'll need for the day... Great stop.

French and Brawn is a quant quality market with a made to order deli. They had a terrific selection…read moreof meats, cheese, breads, and salads from the deli as well as multiple fresh baked goods available in the market. Everything we had was fresh and delicious They also had a variety of wines, grocery items, condiments, chips and everything you could think of that a great market should have. We were driving through and picked up deli sandwiches and a baked treat, and ate in the little park overlooking the bay. What a delightful market in Camden! I highly recommend a stop here!

I saw this Deli was highly rated online and is in a primo location. I stopped in for a veggie…read moresandwich to go and was surprised by the back wall seating with walls of windows overlooking the Camden waterfront. Beautiful! Staff were friendly and they have some nice baked goods, a breakfast menu, and a large menu of sandwiches both hot and cold as well as make your own options. Sandwich was about $18 and was good, but not great.

We came in hoping for something simple and delicious. We were pleasantly surprised to find seating…read moreupstairs, and I completely understand that with full service and a nice view, you're going to pay a little more. The view was nice once our table was cleaned, and the service was friendly and attentive overall. The reason for three stars is really the food. Nothing was terrible, but unfortunately, nothing was very good either. As a longtime restaurant owner, what stood out to me was the lack of attention to detail and the overall quality and quantity of the proteins and ingredients. I have no problem paying $15 for a simple sandwich if it's executed well. But little things add up: a tiny bag of chips, a very small pickle portion, minimal meat, minimal kraut, minimal sauce. It felt like every possible quarter was being shaved off the plate. I understand how difficult it is to make money in restaurants right now, but at some point the guest notices. I ordered the hot Reuben. It really wasn't hot, the bread wasn't crisp, the cheese wasn't properly melted, and the meat quality was fairly lackluster. There simply wasn't much meat, kraut, or sauce to make it feel like a satisfying Reuben. My wife ordered the chicken, artichoke and pesto sandwich. Again, the execution was the issue. The pesto wasn't spread evenly from edge to edge, the cheese wasn't melted, the sandwich wasn't particularly hot, and there were only a couple small pieces of artichoke. That's probably what disappointed me most. These are relatively simple sandwiches, and simple food can be fantastic when the basics are done correctly: crisp the bread, melt the cheese, distribute the condiments evenly, use enough filling, and cut and plate the sandwich with a little care. Those small details make a huge difference. We also had two non-alcoholic beers at $8 each. That isn't outrageous, especially in a tourist area with a view, but $16 for two cans of NA beer still feels like it's pushing the upper end of reasonable. The service was good, the staff was friendly, and the upstairs view was enjoyable. I just wish the same level of care had gone into the sandwiches. I don't write reviews every time I'm disappointed, but after owning a restaurant and responding personally to customer reviews for more than 12 years, I tend to notice these things. Hopefully this is taken as constructive feedback, because the fundamentals here are very fixable.

We were driving through on our way to Acadia and looking for some lunch. Ordered our first Maine…read moreLobster Roll here as it was cheaper than most other places and it was delicious! Staff was friendly and the food great. Learned later the place was owned by a local fisherman and you could tell!

I decided to get the lobster roll. (4oz). It was delicious and priced an average $10 cheaper than…read moreevery other restaurant/deli/food truck in the area. I figured out later that Clan Maclaren is owned by a local fisherman.

These guys are a family-owned spot right on the shore of Lincolnville Beach. Menu is phenomenal,…read morewith high-quality ingredients. This particular night, they were SLAMMED with orders... but they powered thru, despite the line of people complaining about the wait; our pizza and subs were great. Love this place, and will visit again next time I'm in Maine. Worth the drive from anywhere around. Thanks, guys.

I absolutely love the beach store. As someone who lives in Lincolnville year-round, I truly…read moreappreciate, not only for the fact that they are also open year-round, but they are incredibly kind people who make great sandwiches and pizza! Oh, and don't forget her baked goods, they are to die for. Great little spot right across the street from Lincolnville Beach and they have a little bit of everything. Definitely checking them out.

Stumbled upon this General Store - fun find and the pizza was delish! Loved the Morse's sour…read moremustard pickles & sauerkraut you sell too! We have a similar Owen story and share our prayers hugs

Owen's General Store in Lincolnville is anything but your typical general store. It's a little gem…read morefull of character and small-town charm. The storefront is adorable with its red barn color and Victorian vibe, and inside you'll find cozy seating areas both indoors and outdoors, perfect for lingering a bit after shopping. The staff here are beyond friendly and helpful. In fact, this is the very place where the "blueberry pie survey" happened. We asked the lady behind the register where to find the best blueberry pie, and she started to ask customers who came by who they recommended. They directed us to Moody's Diner. Locals and staff alike are quick to share stories and recommendations, which makes it feel like you're part of the community even if you're just passing through. The store itself is full of surprises. They've got a wood-burning pizza oven (yes, in a general store, how cool is that?), hot lattes, teas, and other comforting drinks, because nothing beats sipping a latte in a Victorian-style shop while digging into a fresh out of the wood burning oven gooey cheesy slice of pizza. Add in their great selection of beer and wine, plus Maine classics like whoopie pies and Moxie soda, and you've got something for everyone. A local gentleman even gave me the full history of Moxie, and that kind of friendliness is exactly what makes this place so special. Outside, you'll find pretty flowers and herbs adding to the charm. Owen's is quaint, welcoming, and one of those stops that makes a Maine trip extra memorable. Definitely worth a visit or 5! I'll most def be going back!

I was pleasantly surprised how high quality Hope General Store was! We were staying at an Airbnb a…read morehalf mile away and our host highly recommended stopping there for provisions. We got in later our first night, so a pizza was perfect for our first night. The pizza was solid (a high compliment coming from a Chicagoan) and gave us good leftovers for another meal. The selection of dry goods was also great, despite having more limited options. We stocked up on snacks (including some local brands). We actually went back for more snacks and another pizza toward the end of our trip! I also recommend their deli sandwiches. I had an egg salad with avocado on a sub roll that tasted just as good as the ones from Pret a Manger. They don't have online ordering, but the staff is very friendly and attentive on the phone. It feels like a good community spot, and I felt very welcome as an out-of-towner. Highly recommend!

What a gem! Super friendly staff, great menu- we both got the steak sub which was fantastic!…read more Tender steak, light toasted roll, fresh peppers and onions. Tap beer and wine available, we enjoyed the picnic tables and picked up some local produce. Highly recommend picking up some food here if you go up to Brodis Blueberry for cocktails on the hill! Will stop here anytime in area.

Stopped here for a small snack! Inside is a cute little cafe with decent amount of seating. Very…read morerelaxed environment! I ordered the lox bagel and loved it. Thought it was a great size and price ~$9.75. Bagel was great and loved the cheese on top. Food came out pretty quickly ~5-10 minutes. Yum!

I have been coming to the Bagel Cafe for many years. Not long ago, the business moved to a smaller…read morespace on the main street. The prices have always been high, and the eggs have always been microwaved and rubbery. But the combination of the new smaller space, smaller menu, fewer baked goods selection, and more difficult parking has turned me off from this place. Today, the cafe charged me over twelve dollars for one plain bagel with butter and one Udi's gluten free bagel with butter. The staff acknowledged that the Udi's was "quite an upcharge", which is an understatement. A 5-pack of Udi's gf bagels in Shaws (a Maine supermarket) is about $7.50. For $12, I could have bought a pack of Udi's, a stick of butter, and at least one fresh bakery bagel from a grocery store or local baker... and not been asked to tip the counter staff 20%