It doesn't look like much - kind of like a roadside rest stop - but the quality of the food sure…read morepacks a punch. My husband and I split the seafood platter on my uncle's recommendation and the small platter is more than enough. The batter was fantastic. Heaping portions of clams, shrimp, scallops and fish. And the chocolate cream pie was the cherry on top.

Loved it, great fresh local seafood, casual atmosphere, great friendly service! If you've never…read morehad a fresh scallop you need to come here. I'll definitely be back.

Ellsworth's best known little brew pub is also a friendly little place to get the best beer in…read moretown. The food is above average (I recommend the baked potatoes!). Flights of beer in a small cozy setting. Oatmeal stout among the best I've had. Famous for their Red Ale. You really can't find better beer In Ellsworth!

They have traditional Cornish pasties, which my husband says are the best thing he's ever eaten. He…read morealso loves the Steak and Ale Pie. I like the Blackened Haddock Tacos and the pretzel sticks. Pro Tip: get BOTH the "beer cheese" and the "beer mustard" and get extra of both. You might have extra, but you can use the extra on sandwiches tomorrow. The extra mustard is also great with cheese and crackers as a snack. The blueberry cobbler is fantastic! The peanut butter pretzel pie did not impress my husband; he said the pretzels themselves tasted cheap, like grocery store pretzels. I have been trying to get them to add a vegetarian pasty to the menu. They have almost nothing vegetarian in there, and a Greggs style cheese and onion pasty would also be extremely traditional and surely wildly popular. PLEASE ADD A VEGETARIAN PASTY!! And/or a fish pasty, which would also be very traditional. Oooh, what about a Stargazy Pasty with leeks and cream? Now, THAT would be traditional and would certainly get some media attention. I will raise my rating to 5 stars as soon as this place adds a good vegetarian or fish Signature Entree (preferably a pasty!!). That is literally the only reason they're not getting 5 stars, that it's way too oriented towards meat eaters. (They do have a grilled cheese toasty and a vegan garden burger, so I would still go there if you are vegetarian or vegan, but keep your expectations low when it comes to selection.)

Great views and nice & spacious on the inside with a selection of local made art and crafts to…read morebrowse. Friendly service with a yummy selection of lattes. Perfect spot for breakfast!

When in Canada, eat poutine! It was delicious! The fries were perfectly crispy, the gravy rich with…read morea touch of saltiness, the curds complimented them beautifully. We also had the special, seafood lasagna. It was also delicious. The salad was so fresh, the garlic bread had just the right amount of garlic and butter. Loved the atmosphere. The service was super friendly and attentive. We loved it!

So this truck shares the parking area with the new location of Machias Marketplace. It's located…read morein the back and has a 1/2 dozen picnic tables for al fresco dining. Considering the few dining choices in the seat of Washington County, this truck provides another option. My other half stopped and picked up a meatloaf platter which came with a huge portion plus two scoops of mashed potatoes and carrot coins for $12.50 and was easily two meals. The other patrons appeared to be mostly seniors who perhaps did not want to deal with the tourists at the usual fooderies.

Holy cow the lobster mac n cheese is to die for! And you get sooo much food for the price you pay…read more We love Angie's. Be prepared to wait a little bit longer than most places since it's a small operation, but I promise you it's worth it!

This is a cool and eclectic place. Only had brisket. It was good and what I expected for BBQ in…read moreMaine. Want to go back when they have live music.

This place is AMAZING!! Food is 10/10, best BBQ I've ever had + amazing vibes outside!read more

Geddys is definitely a tourist place to have a meal. The ambiance and decor remind me of a TGI…read moreFridays, but Maine style. We popped in and were quickest seated and served. We had been on our Maine trip for almost a week and had been waiting for a while lobster. We both ordered the 1.5-2 lb lobsters. You can pick the out of the tank if you would like. We didn't have the heart to pick out dinner and look it in the eyes. I'm husband just chose the lobster plate which comes with a 1.5-2 lbs lobster and corn on the cob. I opted for the meal. Lobster 1.5lb lobster, cup clam chowder, corn on the cob and "famous" Maine Blueberry pie. Lobsters were good. Definitely couldn't had more than one. As always not enough meat if you're only eating lobster. Corn was tasty. I have mine to my husband, he was still hungry. The clam chowder was ok. I feel like it had been sitting in the pot for a day or so. Really thick and kind of concealed. Not the rich-creamy flavor I was hoping for. Kind of bland. Needed to add hot sauce. I tried a couple bites of the Blueberry pie. Very thick pie filling. Sweet and tasty. Felt like the crust was store bought. Not really flaky or buttery. Overall, good lobster. Touristy. I'd pop in again for a quick bite.

Geddy's is to Bar Harbor as Union Oyster House or Cheers is to Boston. It's an institution. The…read moreswag abounds, the tourists cluster, and the restaurant is a well oiled machine getting you in and out in about an hour before you realize it's the shortest dinner you've ever had out. The food is decent. They put plastic little mermaids or animals in your drink, including adult cocktails. The kid's Shirley Temples were the size of fishbowl. We ordered steamers, fresh of course, so so tender. Kids got fish and chips and chicken tenders. The fry on the fish was crunchy, not greasy, and delicious. Adults got lobster Cobb salad and seafood pie. The seafood pie was outstanding. The lobster Cobb made me miss the lettuce. It was a small side salad size. It was not worth the $42 entree price for it. Overall it's worth trying but don't expect spectacular, and plan to walk out with a tshirt.

Food was so good service was awesome and amazing love this place so much would come back hereread more

We had a late lunch here. We have traveled to the southern US so we were a little nervous about BBQ…read morein Canada. Shame on us!! Our server was very sweet and responsive. The food was amazing. Between the 2 of us we tried 3 of their sauces and all were amazing!!

I left extremely stuffed and happy! Food was tasty, super flavorful, visually plated greatly, and…read moredidn't have to wait long. We showed up on a Saturday at 5 o'clock end of August and got right in at Annex which is the same menu and attached. Waiters were helpful and kind, amazing people! Live music was going on at 7 but we left right before, awesome vibes doors to the outside open so it was basically an open air concept since it was a beautiful day. Clam chowder: super delicious and passed the spoon test! (I like my chowders thick so a spoon should float on top) Bangin Shrimp: seasoning and sauce were bangin! Great stuff and the buttery grilled flamed pita added a beautiful touch Cadillac fries: crispy fries with melty cheese, hot sauce, bbq sauce, chipotle mayo and toooed with bacon. We inhaled these. Mac + rac: fall off the bone rips and the Mac was killer. Mixed in with street corn added a great change up and all went so well together. Larger shells cooked perfectly and super cheesy, this was a great dish. Highly recommend, wish I could have tried the Blueberry Pie because that looks insane, was way too full after crushing the other dishes and washed down with a blueberry beer and an extra dirty martini!

After driving the 27-mile loop road of Acadia National Park, we stopped back at our motel and…read morerealized we were too tired to go out to lunch. However, we weren't too tired to eat it, so we had the food delivered from Side Street Cafe. So glad we did it that way cuz it was terrific... and easy to arrange ! My hubby ordered their Cubano sandwich while I ordered a cheeseburger. He loved his Cubano, which came with a side of mac 'n cheese. The mac 'n cheese was light in flavor, I think because of the kind of cheese used. I prefer more flavor, but it wasn't bad either. My( burger was quite large, and it was really tasty... very nicely seasoned beef patty, and it had all the things I like... cheese, lettuce, tomato, onion, pickle.... and catsup. I was very happy. It came with fries, but I had my fill of fries with all the lobster rolls I had ordered along the way, so I didn't eat them. Plus, there was a slice of blueberry pie calling out to me, so I wanted to blow my calories with the pie... and so glad I did cuz it was another spectacular piece of blueberry pie. Against my will, I split it with my hubby. Lol. It was a great way to end our meal. (Turns out we never got dinner that night cuz we were so full from such a nice lunch.) Side Street Cafe is definitely going on my radar if we're ever fortunate enough to return to Bar Harbor.

I REALLY WANTED to LOVE Jo-Anne's Q-N-T!! It's the kind of place I love to love. It's been around…read moreforever, has an old school menu, a really nice staff and is apparently famous for their delicious homemade pies. When we arrived, we were seated promptly, and our order turned around pretty fast. I went with a lunch special of seafood chowder and a western omelette on toast. My lunch was ok enough to warrant a 3 star. The reason for the 2 star, is the foul smell that permeates the entire dining room. It shifts from a latrine explosion to an uncleaned barnyard, and it is STRONG! I have no idea where the smell is coming from, but it cannot be ignored and absolutely impacts the experience!

3 stars on Yelp is called an "A-OK" and that's exactly what the Quick-N-Tasty is. It seems to be…read moreworking for them just fine, seeing as the place has been open for 50+ years without a hitch (or any changes in decor). Many of its patrons - some of my dining partners included - have been visiting for just as long. Since there are no other reviews yet, I'll take the liberty of giving lucky you, hungry Yarmouth-visitor, a detailed breakdown: From what I can tell, you can't really go wrong with the breakfast menu (which stops being served at an absurdly early 10:30AM) or the daily specials, including turkey dinners on Sundays, smoked fish, salt fish cakes, and various sandwiches. The egg breakfasts ($4.25-$8.25) are beyond basic but include your choice of toast, and if your choice isn't the spectacular brown bread, I don't want to hear about it. Alternatively, you can try a traditional Acadian dish like Rappie pie ($10) or a bowl of chowder ($8). But the menus and placemats urge you to try the "famous hot lobster sandwich" ($20) and being a compliant customer, I did. Is it tasty? Yes, it's lobster between two slices of white bread in hot cream sauce. Is it wildly overpriced for its tiny portion? Also yes. Desserts seemed to be more reasonably priced, and there's several varieties of pie available at any given time, from coconut cream to peanut butter. One thing: the smell. You may have heard about it from reviews elsewhere on the web. I can confirm that the odor that greets your entrance is nauseating. For what it's worth, your olfactory senses adjust to it after a few minutes. Note this is NOT a late night place - summer hours are 8AM-8PM but normally it closes at an even earlier 7PM. IN SUMMATION: Do stop in for the family fare that the locals have been scarfing down for generations, but the value you'd expect from a small town diner like this isn't quite there.

Was in the IGA parking lot and we thought we would try this out. Lots of locals pulling in for…read morelunch so we figured it should be good. Fish was lightly coated and cooked to perfection. Clams were the small size variety and were tasty. Scallops were lightly coated. Everything was very fresh and nothing was heavy or greasy. Overall a good meal from an outside vendor

Bri's Downeast Eats offers a great way for eaters to get their lobster fix while visiting Lubec…read more Bri's specializes in lobster rolls which are so much identified with coastal Maine. Her lobster roll had a perfectly toasted bun and amble lobster meat. It was delicious and perfectly seasoned. You can order the roll with fries and coleslaw. Also, not to be missed is the clams, Haddock burger and scallops which are also available. For those who need a break you can order the burgers, chicken bites and even a grilled hotdog. The place is that stand you imagined using fresh seafood just of the local docks. If you want you lobster roll fix, this is it.