Traveling with friends and someone recommended stopping at Red's Eats for a late lunch on the way…read moreto Bar Harbor, ME. Fantastic decision! Be aware, even though we were there on a Thursday and well past the normal lunch hour, the parking was still tough to find and the line was very long. In the end, it took more than an hour to get to the window to order. Once we ordered we sat on one of their deck areas and the food was delivered to us within 10 minutes. That being said it was absolutely worth the experience and wait. We got to chat with one of the owners. Very nice conversation. The lobster rolls and the plated lobster were generous in portions and tasted fantastic! The homemade tartar and cocktail sauces are great. The atmosphere added a lot to the fun as the line to order stayed constant. Definitely worth the visit.

I'm glad this tourist trap exists, because otherwise the actually good lobster roll places in Maine…read morewould be busier than they already are. I've never had worse seafood anywhere. Lobster was overpriced and had a texture like it had been frozen for months. It was way too cold and a bit icy, like they didn't even bother to thaw it before selling it. Carelessly piled on top of a piece of bread for no other reason other than to claim they "pile it high." Like, it's supposed to be a sandwich, not a pile of lobster on bread. The entire thing was tasteless while still managing to taste a bit off. Cash only. Great way to need to use an ATM on your trip because you'll run through it all here for nothing in exchange but a wasted two hours in line. Location: 5* Convenience: 1* Service: 1* Product/quality: 1* Aesthetics: 2*

Really good! Try the house dill sauce. The lobster roll flight was delicious as well as the crab…read moredip appetizer. I will be back!

Food is a 10 outta 10. It's worth coming for the fries alone. Lobster is fresh, never frozen and…read moreprepared perfectly. Service was fast, easy and friendly. Super chill spot and the playlist was perfect.

Eating at a joint on Rt. 1 is more often than not similar to dining at a New Jersey strip mall,…read moreexcept more touristy. However, it's nice to have some better options on your way downeast, especially vegetarian pescatarian. This tiny kitchen with an identity crisis is worth the stop. Bahn hoi, curry, burritos...what? Well it's tasty, quick, and not too expensive. Stopped during weekday lunchtime and delivered a house fish burrito in about 10 min despite a short line. There are a few crowded bartop seats. And there were complimentary chips and salsa, the former some bland packaged brand but the latter nice tangy choices. Picnic tables were welcome. The burrito was a bit small and heavy on the rice. Maybe more fish for the price would be nice. Otherwise, hard to find a good place on this stretch without stopping/parking in towns.

Came here for lunch on the way up Route 1. Had a fish/shrimp burrito (yes, they do combo it up if…read moreyou ask nicely), along with fish tacos and fish bites. They were all excellent; if you're in midcoast Maine and looking for fish taco or burrito, this is where to go. It took about 15 minutes to get our food, but we came during the prime lunch hour. They have benches overlooking Route 1. If that doesn't work for you, I recommend driving down the road to Rockland harbor, just a few blocks away.

Super Roll Local…read moreCeltic celebration here in Belfast that's been going on for eighteen years (ca. 2006) and takes course annually over a weekend in August. We happened to be in town for the last day of the few festival, which held the most important event: the cheese roll! The Good: *Free to attend *Chill atmosphere and didn't seem overly crowded *Lots of food trucks *Great location at the Belfast Ha'bah *Family-friendly *Live Celtic-themed ingredients *Heavy Games (aka Scottish Highland games) *Cheese roll was epic and totally worth watching. It seems like the stupidest thing on earth, but I promise you it's fucking hilarious and so much fun to watch. The Meh: *Didn't really notice a lot of crafty booths around, but it's possible they might've been gone since we showed up for only the final hours of the event. The Ugly: *Parking down at the Ha'bah can be a giant PiTa, but not impossible. Conclusion: Great local festival with some fun events--and don't miss the cheese roll!

Top quality musicians, many of whom also give workshops in fiddle, accordion or whatever their…read morespecial instrument happens to be. There are also music sessions each day where one can bring one's own instrument and join in with a group to jam. The Scottish "heavy games" are amazing to watch as burly men (and women) compete in traditional events such as the caber toss, hammer throw and stone put, all while wearing kilts. Lots of food vendors and craft or information booths. There's also a Renaissance 'travelers' village. And there are fireworks Saturday night! All of this takes place on the waterfront within walking distance from downtown Belfast. Entry is by donation and well worth the contribution!

If you need cabbage, a hat, cheese, a book and a pastie, you have come to the right place. Open on…read moreSaturday morning only, it is a huge (for Belfast) market with tons of food, sundries and other gems. You can get an empanada and sit in a large dining space and eat it while listening to piano music, a great touch. There are rows of things to see and lots of good food to nosh. You can buy beef and fresh cheese, produce and books, t shirts and jams and many other things, all under one roof. It's a great way to get out on a weekend morning and greet your farmer neighbors.

I go mostly for prepared foods- if you see a crepe truck or Spark bagels, try them! There are also…read morearts and produce.

The best Hotdogs ever! Mark's is a Portland Landmark. We love the hot dogs with sauerkraut and…read morespicy mustard and Mark's great personality

Great hot dogs, a great quick inexpensive lunch in the old port, definitely worth going to!read more

My friend and I took a day trip up to Maine and stopped by Pier French Fries while in Old Orchard…read moreBeach. There were plenty of old timey type places in the area, but this one stood out to me because there was a decently big crowd. Since it's mostly fries, the line moves pretty fast. The fries themselves were great - lots of potato flavor and not too oily! I'd happily come back for more delicious goodness.

Something's wrong with their fries this year - I don't remember them made in soybean oil and…read moreseemingly overcooked - they just didn't taste right.

Delicious Chicken sandwiches and home made fries! And don't forget the dessert! Great service too!read more

We have a new food truck in Belfast this year and I'm excited to report they make a mean burger. I…read morehad a Korean BBQ burger with kimchi slaw which was utterly delicious. Almost as good was my friend's beer burger with caramelized onions, munster, and bacon. Even more exciting for those of us who like lunch for breakfast, she opens at 9 am! If I had to nitpick, I could use more spice (heat) on the burger and more salt on the fries, but it's a small thing. The chef told me she plans to change the menu weekly, uses local seasonal products when possible. If so, this promises to be my new favorite place to eat in Belfast.