Still great service and great flavors of donuts. They have since moved to a new location. They are…read morenow located inside of the sugar shack at coopers corner ! Enjoy !

I rate this a 4.0 nothing higher nothing lower. Staff was quiet, but very nice. Very quick and easy…read moreto get what I wanted. Went in late morning and there was still donuts. Not too many flavors to choose from. My favorite was the pink frosted. Good price.

Popped in here yesterday with my dad and some friends, as we were walking around Kennebunkport and…read morein need of some refreshments. The space itself is very cute with some seating towards the back, but I'm not sure how good of a place it would be to try to work in. The service was excellent--super friendly and our drinks were made quickly. They had a good sized menu of drinks (including seasonal/speciality ones) and some pastries. I could definitely see myself coming back here the next time I'm visiting!

YUMMMM Supposedly…read morewild blueberries are famous in Maine so I had to get that flavor in syrup Iced tea was soooo good, a bit sweet but perf when the ice melted. Building was very teeny so had to wait a bit outside in line before going in. Service was pretty fast but they did just pour stuff into a cup. Yay Maine it's so cute here

Take notice when going through drive through they don't stir your coffee so all the sugar settles…read moreto the bottom and not sure if the coffee is fresh brewed, or if the pot has finished brewing but in the morning coffee taste is inconsistent at best. We pay for a fresh brewed, correctly made order (More attention to detail) Staff is A+

Honestly, i'm not sure why this dunkin has such bad reviews. As an avid dunkin lover, I have…read morevisited most locations in the area, and this one is very reliable. The staff are always fast and friendly and my drink always tastes like it is supposed to.

Aroma Shmos, or what we call it, is way better than dinky donut, no acid taste and better than…read moreStarshucks because you didn't have to wait in line. The whole experience is built for a drive through design, this is the one in town where you can have the option to walk into as well. Employees are about college age, very friendly and honest. My boyfriend drinks his coffee back and is on par with the Starbucks blonde roast but you don't have to wait 15 for them to make it. Food haven't tried but we don't eat breakfast food from places like this. I think the coffee is stronger than dunkins but not as strong as starbucks, which is a good medium. Overall we will be back for our morning coffees!

Negative stars!…read more Drove in behind a couple of cars and waited a few minutes. Saw the employee working the first window grab her tip jar, close the window and walk away. When it was my turn at the first window I waited and no one came to the window so I pulled up to the second window. Their employees saw me sitting there. They serviced the car behind me. I still sat there waiting. Finally after being in line for ten minutes I was told she could not help me and I would have to go through the line again. horrible service Boo Aroma Joe's you suck

Pretty standard, Dunkin. Prices a little higher, but the clerk here was friendly despite it being…read morebusy. Order was done before I even made it to the counter, so that was good too. Traveling the Turnpike they won't do you wrong.

Absolutely terrible they were going everywhere, took so long to get my food and when it came out…read morethey gave me someone else's order in my bag they made us pay for thing we didn't get the prices didn't even match up. they do terrible in a rush

This was the most awesome experience…read more First driving off the beaten path through the wilderness, feels like you're going to a special quiet place amongst the trees. Once you walk in and see the beautiful interior you really feel you're in a special place that not many people get to experience. We checked in 5 minutes before our reservation and our table was more quite ready so we found ourselves a couple seats at the bar. We did wait about 15/20 minutes for our table. Once we were seated, we were greeted with water and bread service. The homemade sourdough focaccia was incredible. I had to stop myself for reaching for piece number three. When looking at the menu, they have a couple different options. We loved the price is preset based upon your 3 or 4 courses. Doesn't matter what you choose on the menu, you just are charged or a 3 or 4 course option. Husband Course 1: TUNA SASHIMI Course 2: WOOD FIRED OCTOPUS Course 3: SWORDFISH Course 4: (dessert) HAZELNUT TIRAMISU The tuna was fresh, sliced thicker lots of flavor and delicious. Octopus was tender-had a perfectly light smoky flavor. Swordfish Nice cut of fish. Good flavor. Unfortunately this was a little over cooked. Didn't have a bouncy texture and a bit dry. Tiramisu had a lovely thick hazelnut flavor. Good texture. Myself: Course 1: BARLEY RISOTTO Course 2: LOBSTER FETTUCCINE Course 3: HALIBUT Course 4 (dessert) donuts Additions-- carrots Risotto was outstanding. This flavor combination was outstanding. I was dancing in my chair like a little girl. Fettuccine, everything is better with lobster. Perfectly handmade noodles. Delicate fresh lobster and light sauce. Halibut had a wonderful flavor. Nice piece of fish. But mine too was a little over cooked. All the vegetables were fresh and their flavor definitely showed that. The donuts were absolutely to die for. I am not a sweet person and they were moth watering. Overall this place is magical. I would eat here a million times over

Earth at Hidden Pond landed on my radar via social media. Even though I spent summer vacations in…read moreKennebunkport, my frame of reference is solely within Dock Square and its vicinity. As such, I'm not not familiar with many of the eateries and businesses outside of that area. Anyway, Earth looked like a special place - the great reviews I've seen paired with the overall elevated dining experience piqued my interest. That being said, I made plans to dine here during my most recent trip to Maine. Earth is the onsite restaurant of Hidden Pond, a resort that was converted from a campground. Due to these roots, the restaurant (and resort itself) is somewhat isolated. The restaurant itself is gorgeous - walking in you're greeted by a tastefully decorated dining room with lots of wood and Earth tones (such theming!), touches of tree accents, strung lights, low lighting, and music subtly playing. The decor was on point without being too right-on-the-nose if that makes sense. I had not planned ahead, so decided to try and get a walk-in seat at the bar - however I was able to snatch a last-minute cancellation and ended up at a table *flips invisible hair*. The menu is mostly New American, with touches of other cultures. The meal is prix-fixe, with the choice of three or four courses. My server explained that their "golden rule" is that you must order a main - everything else is flexible. In other words, besides the main you're not locked into one dish from each section to make 3 or 4 courses. That being said, I wanted to sample one dish from each section, so I ordered 4 courses and ordered accordingly. But first, a drink - I tried one of their craft cocktails: Fire in the Forest. This was cream-based with flavors of marshmallow and smoke - very good but too heavy for me to have multiple, I switched to wine for round 2. For food, I went with tuna sashimi for my first course. The fish was fresh and creatively plated - unlike traditional sashimi. My only critique here was I wish I was given chopsticks to eat it. For my second course I decided to splurge and get the Japanese A5 Wagyu. This was served atop spinach and sauce, paired with a lobster claw and potato croquette. It wasn't the best cut of wagyu I've had, but was still good - and the sides complemented the beef well. For my main, I had the halibut. This was again paired with a lobster claw and came with a tasty sauce, broccolini, and potatoes. This was really good - the fish was tender and flavorful, and all components of the dish were super fresh. For dessert, I went with the hazelnut tiramisu. This was the weakest course IMO - the flavor was good, but the tiramisu was too dense. I was also given the opportunity to sample one of their doughnuts which was delicious. The doughnut was glazed perfectly, fluffy on the inside and slightly chewy - it's everything you want in a doughnut. I understand why this is their signature dessert and regret not ordering it as my main dessert. Service was excellent, I had some great conversation with the team and they really heightened the experience. Overall, I had a great time at Earth. While I did have some critiques of the food, they put out a strong showing and the overall experience was special. I wouldn't hesitate to return here, or recommend it to someone looking for an elevated dining experience in Kennebunkport.

Traveling up Route 1 my wife and I were on the lookout for a coffee spot! We stopped nearby looking…read morearound the area and once I saw mentions of them having goats, I knew we needed to stop. Good sized parking lot and while I believe they have an inside area we went to the order window to grab coffees and enjoy the nice weather. They have food but we had already eaten so will need to return later on. Besides the typical drinks they offered some good seasonal drinks as well. I ended up going with Strawberry Fields, that had an incredible flavor to it. My wife got their Maude's Mocha and really enjoyed it as well. Top notch drinks by far, worthy of returning to. While we did enjoy the drinks the mention of them having goats was a huge reason for coming by. Besides goats, they also have some chickens. Both areas have some picnic tables to enjoy your food and drinks. They had roughly 5 or 6 goats and we got all of them to come over for some love and scratches. Goats are one of my favorite animals since I've worked with them for so many years and loved meeting some new ones. One had a feisty attitude but even she came around and enjoyed scratches on her withers(back). A coffee shop worth stopping at for friendly service with a smile, tasty coffee and cute goats!

Delicious food, fast service in the morning, welcoming people and quick to go or dine in food with…read moreamazing options.

There's a great little market in Kennebunkport. They have a great assortment of basic food need…read moreitems for folks who are staying longer. We went a few times throughout our visit. They have an entire section of authentic Maine items from ice cream to desserts and maple syrup. They have an entire fridge if you are pulling together a quick charcuterie board. We were looking for items to make s'mores, and the staff was so kind. They ran out of marshmallows, and one of the staff members went into the back to look, and the man at the registered offered to call a few stores around Kennebunkport to check for us. Truly kind people. We ended up getting our marshmallows there!

I'm not sure how you can make a bad breakfast burrito..but somehow this place managed to…read more Two people got two burritos and two coffees and we spent $40 to have stomach aches all day. Guessing crappy ingredients.

Coffee was delicious, option of non dairy creamers, coffee varieties, and service was fast and…read morefriendly. Would return

My daughter ordered a Rush drink with a cloud top. When we were driving home, she inserted the…read morestraw and the drink exploded. My nice car got covered in cream and soda all over the passenger side. It's going to cost hundreds of dollars to have it cleaned properly. I can't believe they would sell a drink that does that.

No long lines for apple picking, competitive pricing. It's a quaint operation and no frills…read more The farm store was a miss. The apple cider donuts were sadly very stale and flavorless and the store felt claustrophobic.

I love this farm. Classic New England atmosphere, owned and run by a family here for 50+ years…read more It's a no frills farm- cash or check only at the UPick. What was so special to me about this place is you can pick your own corn! I've never been or seen farms here that offer that. I got some great corn, peaches and melons. The prices are beyond reasonable- to the point even if they raised their prices a bit- it would just be on par. .75 a ear for corn. $2.49lb for peaches. I wish this farm was closer to me so I can visit more often-