The general store burned down and was not rebuilt. So if you are going to Port Clyde, which is an…read moreabsolutely amazing place, don't plan on visiting the general store.

There are not a lot of options for lunch in Port Clyde even during the summer so we made the…read moreunfortunate decision to order slices of pizza. Variety? Not on this day, it was pepperoni or order something else off the menu. We should have ordered something else because the pizza was greasy. As far as service is concerned, we were ignored for several minutes after taking a seat at the counter while 2 kitchen employees dined at the far end of the counter with a local.

This place is the real deal. Very kind folks, full service gas, and a surprisingly solid array of…read morehardware items so you don't need to drive all the way up the peninsula for house projects. I treasure their free tide calendars, too.

Didn't know a full service gas station still existed until we stopped by for gas. We had the…read morepleasure of befriending one of the nicest locals named Edgar, who gave us all sorts of tips of places to go to (and places to avoid). :) All of his recommendations were wonderful. He was the best! We even came back to meet his dog Matilda who the locals know as "Tilly". If you need to get gas while you're in the area, skip the big gas chains, and go to the quaint gas station at Fairwind Marine. If you're lucky Edgar will be in. :)

Excellent fried while belly clam basket to go from Andes Variety! That place has a huge menu…read more Looks like a simple gas station, but it is more than that!

My boyfriend and I stopped in for breakfast yesterday. Not only did the woman take our order…read morequickly and with enthusiasm, she made wonderful suggestions to make our breakfast even better. There was a lot of food as well. We are foodies and are fairly particular. The food was cooked perfectly and we had a lovely spot to sit and eat.

This Circle K is clean, well lit, and well stocked. It's prices are reasonable! They have a…read moredecent beer selection! I'll definitely be back! Plus they have good prices on ice here as well!

This gas station and convenience store is across from the entrance to pen bay hospital. It also has…read morea Dunkin' Donuts inside. When I'm in Maine, I prefer to go to the small mom and pop shops on the side of route 1, but due to places like this, they are much fewer. The small ones were the ones that always donated to our school fundraisers and have a lot more character. Anyway, this place is clean, with a bathroom with an exterior entrance. It wasn't super well stocked at the time, about 10am on a Monday, probably a bit early. It's most convenient to come in to this when you are coming south on route 1. There's another chain gas station that would be convent when going north probably a couple miles north, in Rockport.

Nice and helpful staff. The restroom is behind the cashier. It's clean, has automatic paper towels,…read moresoap, and warm water. Great stop on your way into the main part of Rockland.

We love Wallace's and the new management has maintained the quality of the store and prepared foods…read morein an excellent way. It's a great place to stop and we are lucky to have this store here in town.

I love lobster rolls and living in Connecticut I've had my fair share. They all have been good. But…read morethe one I bought at Wallace's was the best lobster roll I've ever had. Plenty of lobster meat, incredibly fresh, on a toasted roll. Heaven. Take time to poke around this store; although small it seemingly has just about everything you would need to keep your kitchen and pantry well stocked. We rented a cottage just down the road from Wallace's and in addition to our lobster roll feast, we also ordered a couple of pizzas, which were quite good. Also look for the whoopie pies, made locally, on the counter. A simple but wonderful dessert. Everyone working there is nice and welcoming, and the locals you run into are friendly and helpful as well. Love this place.

Use commen sense! I have a valid ID and I am pushing 40 years old and I am denied a purchase of…read morecigarettes because I have my 13 year old daughter with me. If I was a 21 year old kid and the girl with me was 19 yes ID us both perhaps something isn't right. But when I'm in there with my child being denied is absolutely ridiculous.

From the owner: "Nouria is one of New England's largest and most trusted family-owned and operated convenience…read morestores and fuel retailers, offering fresh and wholesome choices, healthy food options, a wide assortment of beverages and snacks and a mission to deliver the ultimate guest experience."

Full service like the old days. That means they pump the gas for you. Gas, also repair, if you…read moreneed it too. One of only a few in town too

It's a gas station, so stay away from the Sashimi. Just kidding, their food is quite good, I often…read morestop by in the middle of the afternoon and just get an order of fries to snack on. Food is a little pricey, but not out of line with everything else these days, and it is quite good. I got a Teriyaki Chicken on a stick with my fries the other day for lunch and it was very good. White meat chicken with a glaze of...maybe honey and teriyaki? It was good anyway. Don't look for health food, but for a Maine variety store, it is good.

Breakfast pizza and…read morebugs T&D Variety is one of those quaint Maine stores that sells and does everything. It's mostly a convenience store and gas station stocked full of all kinds of junk food, pastries, milk, breads and some unique Maine types of weird things. But over on the side of the store is a small grill that manages to produce a whole range of different things. All kinds of cool breakfast stuff, some traditional like several varieties on bacon and egg and toast and other rather uncommon things like breakfast burritos and even something call breakfast pizza. They also have some absolutely gigantic freshly baked cinnamon rolls that smell fantastic and of course the ubiquitous Maine blueberry pancakes. But there is a lot more here than just breakfast. All kinds of pizzas are served throughout the day as well as various sandwiches, fried chicken, burger type things and sea bugs like shrimp, scallops and of course some great lobster rolls. In fact they even have live lobsters and crabs that they will cook for you or you can take them home and kill them yourself. Just an amazing amount of different foods prepared so many different ways. You or course can fill up with gas for your vehicle or get caught up on the latest local gossip too. Not a whole lot of stores around here so they make the best of what they have. A very cool and old fashion type of do everything store. The type that makes Maine such a cool place.

Stopped by for a quick snack and it was yummy! I'm happy that they serve things in halves if you…read moredon't want a full meal. I got the grilled cheese and added some pork for protein and I loved the bread it came on! My friend got the buffalo wrap and loved that there was jalopenos and banana peppers on it. Everyone was very kind and I loved the little trinkets they sell.

I love their new space. It's more open with more seating. The design on the inside is pastels and…read morepink with a girly vibe. Lots of cute t-shirts, sweatshirts and gift items. I saw they even had fun flavored lip balm for $1.00. They have more pre-made items for quick grab- salads, sandwiches, pasta salads, mac-n-cheesse, desserts and as always their made to order menu. The sandwiches are large. Prices in store are cheaper than the price you see on the door dash app.