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.

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%

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.

This is a wonderful option for breakfast - we loved that they opened early enough for us to stop in…read moreon the way to Acadia in the morning, they have a delicious veggie sunrise breakfast sandwich, and they make basic coffee offerings well (especially macchiatos and flat whites). The staff is laid back and it's a no frills spot, but lots of seating and they also have some local art for sale!

First just let me say the food is to die for!!! However staff do not pay attention to detail, I…read morehave placed several order through door dash, and they have been okay. The last two times things were missing , from a salad that cost alot, ( however good ) but today 7/17/ 26 , I made a order through door dash, then called them as one sandwich I asked to put the sauce on the side. When picking it up the young man said I even did your sauce on the side, um no you didn't. And my salad was the most awful looking salad I have ever had.Paying attention to the little detail wasn't much to ask for in a place that wasn't even busy. And then tell you did when you didnt, that tip was not deserving, sad this time.​

We ordered sandwiches while traveling through Maine. They weren't ready when estimated but they…read morewere accurate. Gluten free and vegetarian options available. I ordered the caprese sandwich with spinach instead of tomato and added tempeh. I was disappointed that the tempeh was smoked. A different flavor would have been better (pesto, plain). We all enjoyed the sandwiches. The ambiance was casual with music themed artwork on the walls. Tables were available inside and out. There was one high chair for our baby. Very convenient. The bathroom was clean and had everything we needed.

Great sandwiches, fresh ingredients, good selection. I deducted a star because of the bread. While…read morethe sandwich filling is great, they put it on tasteless, soggy white rolls. You could really improve the product by using more interesting bread...toasting it would be that much better!

The sandwiches are just okay. The fillings are tasty, but not very filling. The bread is fresh,…read morebut doughy and the crust has zero crunch. If you like actual French or Italian bread, this is not for you.

Mother's Kitchen is such a cute spot! We grabbed sandwiches and at them outside under the sun…read moresails. Loved seeing multiple creative vegetarian options in the menu, and I really enjoyed the Humble Farmer. My boyfriend enjoyed his sandwich with the Mailboat. Service was fast and friendly. I would definitely go back!

Mother's Kitchen is a super cute roadside sandwich place. The ambiance is adorable - beautiful…read morelandscaping, shade provided, some pianos to play while you wait.... You can tell it's a cute family run place with amazingly friendly staff! I ordered the fanny - lettuce, tomato, cheese on the equivalent of French bread. (So close to a po boy, if from the South). It was warm, carefully wrapped, and very simply tasty. It certainly filled me up the rest of the day! Also, if you use cash, you get a discount! A very chill spot to enjoy a gorgeous day before taking on the next adventure!

Man behind counter was really kind, had various different lines for all customers making the…read moreexperience lovely, food came quickly and soup was great. highly recommend.

Lunch sandwiches were exceptional. Great selection. Great taste. Across from beautiful park where…read morewe sat.

As a southern transplant to Thomaston, of course I had to try Honey's since it's the only fried…read morechicken spot. They have 18 sauces so it's pretty clear that they're putting the emphasis on the sauces enhancing the chicken. I tried two tenders (all white meat, cooked well, decent breading). The batter could use a little more somethin', but it's Maine so I can forgive them for not trying to make anything too spicy for their customers. Fries are good too. I got my tendies with Nashville Hot and Bama White Sauce, two Southern standards I could compare to the likes of Hattie B's and Prince's with some accuracy. Nashville Hot is good -- tastes right, has a kick. We'd call it mild at Hattie B's and it would be just batter standard (no spice) at Prince's. It's their second hottest sauce and was enjoyable without being painful. Alabama White was also good, a bit sweeter than home but very tasty. A good follow up to the Nashville Hot! I also got a sample of the pimento cheese and it was excellent -- just like home. I'll definitely be back for some of that. Thanks Honeys!!

Can't believe it was my first time here, but they are kind of tucked away. Finally going by on my…read morebike and pulled in. Homemade from scratch chicken sandwiches. As they say on the menu, it takes 15 minutes because they make everything from scratch per order. I had the hot honey. It is way too much for one person.

Our group, made up of Mainers and "people from away who spend a lot of time in Maine" felt that…read morethis could be the best lobster roll we have ever had. Lobster roll prices are one of the few things in life that regularly give me sticker shock, but this (currently under $30) is less than some highly-ranked shacks. And the view, by golly, the view. The view is worth an extra $10 to sit and look out at the water - the exact view of what Maine means to me. Anyway, we arrived at 11:42am on Wednesday; they open at 11:30am. It was pretty busy by that time - the line moves fast - many people already eating 12 minutes after opening. But when we left, probably 60-90 min later, the car line was very long. I'd recommend getting there 15 minutes before they open. We had the hot dog, not-pictured, but positive review from the two kids who chose that, as well as one who chose the grilled cheese. Three of us had lobster rolls, with nothing but rave reviews. Lobster rolls always look small to me, but it was packed and filling. Get both butter and mayo. Slaw, pickle, and chips - standard and good. Our lone steamed lobster ordered gave two thumbs up, also. Oh, and we started with clam dip. Like delicious chip dip - but with clams! Subtly seafoody. Worth the effort to check out McCloons. The whole area is beautiful - swing by Owls Head Lighthouse afterwards. Those few hours will be the way life should be.

While roadtripping around America and Canada for two weeks with my son, I decided we couldn't leave…read moreMaine without eating lobster somewhere. I googled lobster shacks on the water and was led here. Couldn't be happier with the choice to come here. It's absolutely the most beautiful lobster shack I've ever been to. I got a full lobster which came with a pickle, bag of chips, coleslaw , lemon wedge and melted butter. My son got a lobster roll which came with the same sides. The total for both was $65.77. We got a table right by the water with an umbrella and it was peaceful, idyllic, and just perfect. We got there right when it opened at 11:30 so we had our choice of table, and parking was easy, but when we left almost an hour later, just about all of the tables were taken and the parking lot was completely full. It is definitely a popular place but for good reason. Maine is a top 5 state for me, so I'll definitely be back someday, and for now will spread the word to others to come check this place out.