Harbor Park food truck. Rockland, ME…read more Fast, delicious breakfast burritos and coffee. Loaded fries, sandwiches and much more for lunch!!! Easily accessible from ferry, cruise ship, CG base and many other downtown locations.

Great place for Celiac. My husband and I both had the breakfast sandwich, egg, bacon, cheese on…read morewaffles. His was gluten free. Delicious! Fast attentive service. Will be back for more. Reasonable price. Food truck.

Visited Mac Attack while attending the Maine lobster festival. The menu looked incredible and I had…read morea hard time deciding what to eat. I was greeted by the friendly staff who were so amazing to help me choose the bbq Mac and cheese. Not much of a Mac and cheese person but my wife loves it and I thought I would get her a dish and also give it a try. Hands down one of the best Mac and cheese dishes I have ever had. Changed my mind and feelings towards macaroni and cheese. Definitely will be back to try some of the other menu items. What more could you ask for than amazing food, great weather, friendly staff and a beautiful scenery along the Atlantic Ocean. I strongly encourage and recommend Mac Attack.

Food was alright but mine was 25 dollars, small portion and hot on the outside but cold on the…read moreinside so clearly microwaved. There are so many better places in the area so just go somewhere else.

What a surprise. A hidden gem in the heart of downtown Rockland Main; next door to the Farnsworth…read moreArt Museum. This is an outside patio venue (Food Truck) serving primarily Tocos, Burritos and Quesadillas with a few other offerings. We had a Pulled Pork Toco and a Burrito. The meat was seasoned to perfection with their in-house special spice blend. My Toco was the best I have ever eaten...hands down.

Wiley's used to be the Lobster shack now it's a low key burrito and taco stand. I forget this is…read moreMaine sometimes- for $16.35 I got a " barbacoa" chicken sandwich in a tortilla that had been browned in a pan like a grilled cheese. It was big, freshly made, and edible but certainly wasn't a burrito. Pinto beans only (mushy), white rice only also mushy. Chicken super salty. Wiley's claimed there was pico de Gallo, but I got mild red sauce in a plastic container and two tubes of cholula. Great outside tables tho. Bring your own traders Joe's burrito instead.

Yes to lobster quesadillas!!! Wish they were there every day. All time favorite food in Harpswell…read more And the location can't be beat.

My son found this place, because I wanted to go out to dinner, but some place I hadn't been to…read morebefore and what a gem! On the water sits a food truck with seafood and burgers with the chips or french fries on the side with a sour pickle. My son had the burger and said it was very good, myself and my other son had the shrimp roll, very good. The service was great and the ambiance, well... you're on the water, sitting at tables eating your food with great company. A mom couldn't ask for more! Look this place up in Harpswell, you'll be glad you did. And while you're there, enjoy your company, enjoy your food and enjoy the view.

We discovered them at Snow Pond Center for the Arts, when we were seeing the mavericks in June…read more2024. I think I had read previous reviews that they were great. YES!! If you see them, I would get their food. It was a one man show and he was really working hard. Once we ordered our food came out quickly. We got crab cake sliders with their kelp sauce that had actual kelp and was SO GOOD! We also got the shrimp sandwich and it was brine shrimp and wonderfully seasoned. This was the first food truck I've been to at an event that I felt was completely worth the cost and I would have paid that price at a restaurant and been really happy with my meal.

Food truck at the Cushnock Brewery Annex on Route 3 on the outskirts of Augusta. Great guys, fresh…read moreoysters and a few simple sandwich options, like grilled cheese and blt, parked next to the Cushnoc Brewery Annex outside Augusta on Route 3. The Cushnoc Annex cycles the food truck options, so I can't promise that Brother Shuckers will be there if you stop in, but they will be someplace!

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.

I don't often find myself in the Waterville area, so when I needed lunch I turned to Yelp and I'm…read moreso glad this spot popped up! It was a very convenient location on KMD with helpful staff and delicious food. My food also came out quickly and they had several tables and chairs on their lawn, so it was a nice spot to grab lunch. I saw recommendations for their fish tacos here on Yelp so I intended to get those, but they weren't offering them the day I stopped in. So be prepared for their menu to change and rotate. Instead, I opted for shrimp tacos and they were great! After looking at the menu I wasn't sure if I wanted poutine or fried mushrooms to go with my tacos so I asked the woman working at the counter. She highly recommended the poutine, so I ordered that and I'm very happy I did. Their homemade gravy had shredded beef in it, which was delicious. The cheese curds were melted nicely and the fries were fresh and high quality. What a great find! Thanks Yelp and Shebas Wicked Kitchen!

Excellent dog friendly lunch spot. Super friendly and fast. Was there on a Wednesday. There's a…read morelarge grassy yard with shade. Only tried the quesadilla which had nicely grilled chicken and loads of green pepper and onion. They don't carry any red salsa, and the accompanying creamy sauce was a bit bland, but you can ask for some mango salsa on the side (used for some tacos). Great road stop!

Sweet Baby Jesus. If…read moreyou're the sort of person who requires cloth napkins, tasteful lighting and a waiter named Chad who explains the provenance of every pea on your plate, don't go here. But if you want honest food at today's prices, pull up a chair. The lobster roll was a revelation. Not that mayonnaise-based lobster purée somebody scraped out of a tub and smeared onto a bun that had been sitting around since the Carter administration. This was real chunks of lobster, lightly seasoned, piled onto a fresh roll and left alone to taste like lobster. Then came the steamers. Sweet mercy. Those steamers were the best thing I have tasted since 1974, and I'm not entirely sure what happened in 1974, but apparently somebody knew how to steam a clam. The service was excellent--friendly, attentive and without the usual modern-day restaurant ritual of wondering whether your server has forgotten you exist. The décor? Let's just say aging fish camp chic. If you're looking for polished brass and a chandelier imported from France, keep driving. If you want the feeling that somebody might walk in carrying a cooler full of flounder, you're home. For the love of all that is holy, give this place a try. Come hungry. Leave happy. And if you encounter a cloth napkin, somebody has probably made a terrible mistake

If you're in Bar Harbor, the Travelin Lobster is the lobster stand you need. We visited this great…read moreplace on our first night, we had lobster rolls and clam chowder that was exceptional, with generous portions and priced fairly. The employees were fun and they made the experience nicer. The next day it was time for lunch and my husband said lets go back to the Traveling Lobster, I said (and later regretted) no let's try somewhere else. We tried a place with a catchy lobster name and the teenage boy, behind the counter of the takeout as he handed us our change said, you're leaving me a tip - right? In unison we both said no. I added we don't tip workers at McDonalds, we're not tipping you and even if we did, we wouldn't tip you because of your demand, he walked away nonplussed, to add insult to injury the food was mediocre for the price. Later that afternoon we tried another lobster stand, and it was worse; the food was terrible for the price, we ordered a side of lobster mac and cheese and there was not a shred of lobster in it, we ended up taking it back and getting our money. Starving, we went back to the Traveling Lobster and had another great meal, listened to trivia and left satisfied. What we learned is if a stand isn't busy or has few cars, don't bother, there's a reason. By all means go the Travelin Lobster, the parking lot is busy, the line moves fast and the food comes out fast and excellent, the employees don't attempt to shame you into tipping them and when you order lobster mac and cheese, you get plenty of lobster. I also learned that my sweet husband is sometimes right :).

We always love stopping at the Cushnoc Brewery Annex when the White Fox Tavern Food Truck is here!…read more Worth the trip! Chicken Gyro and St Louis Ribs, along with Cushnoc Gigantic Dad Pants IPA!

the hubby and I approve. next time ill try the gyro though. I liked the lamb and my hubby tried…read morethe Souvlakis.

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.