This store has become a complete disaster. It is very dirty with bare shelves the majority of the…read moretime. I feel so bad for workers who have to deal with this every day. It is impossible to contact the new owners to voice concerns. There is absolutely nothing on the internet.

They had the best sausage, egg and cheese biscuit I've had in a LONG time!!! We made several stops…read morein during our stay.

Little doubt we paid a little extra for the convenience but it was worth it. Stopped on our way to…read morecamp for dinner, s'mores and a few other things. Stopped on our way from camp for an (actual) hot meal. The pizza isn't bad, my grandson loved the fried ravioli, the burger and steak & cheese deluxe were both delicious. Staff is friendly. Service was quick. The store is well (enough) stocked for a general store. Gas and diesel are right next door, as is access to the ATV trails. We even saw a few people stop in for dry clothes as - no shock - it was a Saturday and raining.

Great chicken and waffle sandwich, fried ravioli bites, and a pretty good pizza too. A must when in…read moretown for whitewater rafting!

This place is what America is all about. Food was great, customer service was excellent. no…read morecomplaints.

Another great local find. "Italians" sub sandwich taste like I remember growing up in ME. Good…read morepizza also. Lunch counter in back of small local mkt open for lunch and quick dinners. Small but neat fresh meat case with onsight gal butcher. A little bit of everything from cooked to order sandwich, souvenirs, fishing poles, drinks and snacks. Cheerful helpful staff and patrons.

This place has a little bit of everything, gas, groceries, liquor, and made to order burgers,…read morepizza, and sandwiches. We were on a road trip and stopped to gas up and use the restroom. Only one bathroom for all and the lock on the door didn't work so be careful. I was impressed with all the different products they provided. It was a busy place!

After being welcomed by Stella, I felt like a Mainah , The food made there is fulfilling and…read morereasonable

I ordered the Black and Bleu, medium. What I got was very rare, didn't have bacon or mayo, and…read moredidn't look like a handcrafted patty at all. Aside from the disappointing burger, service was good and the place seemed cute. They also messed up date's order as well. Must've just been a bad day for the kitchen. ​

We love the White Elephant!! When we visit family it's the only place around, it makes the town…read morespecial!

D'Ellie's is a breakfast and lunch cafe at the base of Sugarbush, right up the stairs from the…read moreskier drop off point / parking lot, halfway between the Super Quad lift and the base lodge. Awesome: - They have well priced children's meals, which made our 10-year-old really happy. She enjoyed the grilled cheese option, made on her choice of bread (white). She said it lacked the frico of her favorite preps, but on the upside, it was not overly cheesy by her tastes. The meal comes with a small bag of chips, a brownie (evidently house made and awesome per the kiddo), a Capri Sun, and a bubble wand. The bubble wand was enjoyed for days and days after. - D'Ellie's Cobb salad was the best version of this salad (and probably best salad overall) that we tried in the Sugarloaf area, and the most fairly priced to boot. (Cf. the wimpy, low brow, overpriced version we had at the Bag.) It was generously sized and made with fresh, excellent ingredients. Good: - Focaccia based sandwiches were made with fresh focaccia, possibly baked in-house. They weren't as well filled as what our contingent is accustomed to at home, but I actually don't think the ratio of bread to filling would be too far from the norm in Italy. Overall, our contingent enjoyed -- in huge part b/c of the high quality bread. - The cafe packages food in waxed paper and waxed cardboard (not recyclable, but potentially compostable, I think). And they provide reusable mugs for drinking coffee in house. I really like that they're trying to be lower waste. So-so: - The "Italian" subs were not to the tastes of those who ordered them. I think regional differences might've been a contributing factor. (See, e.g. https://www.sandwichtribunal.com/2017/01/the-maine-style-italian-sandwich/#:~:text=Boiled%20ham%2C%20white%20American%20cheese,well%2Dknown%20sub%20chain%20recently, https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Maine_Italian_sandwich) My sub-eating contingent is used to the meat-heavy NJ / NYC deli style of sub, without the moisture of salad oil, made with a more substantial (less airy, less tender, and more glutinous), toasted Italian bread. D'Ellie's version used a very soft, non-toasted hot dog bun-like bread, not homemade as far as we could tell; pickles; sweet peppers; olives; salad oil; and your protein of choice, in our case roast beef and salami. Primary consumers said they found the meat proportions skimpy. - It can take a while to get your order even when the cafe doesn't seem too busy. I could see people working their tails off in the kitchen, so this is less of a complaint than a know-before-you-go. - There are a few tables and seats in-house, mostly pub-height tables with stools. It's pleasantly low key and casual. If space gets tight, take it to the dining spaces in the base lodge. We are spoiled ingrates when it comes to food. As such, we were not all that excited by dining options in the area. But for on-mountain fare that's more fairly priced and of even or higher quality than other options we found in the vicinity, D'Ellie's is a good bet.

Just outside the main village at Sugarloaf, D'Ellies is the place to go for those in the know at…read moreSugarloaf. A few tables in the cozy inside and an outside seating area. Order at the counter and listen for your name. Eat in or take out. Great coffee and breakfast pastry options, plus full breakfast - the 1/2 order French toast was plenty, and delicious. Lunch options from pizzas to sandwiches. I had the soup of the day and a "bread end", which was great chowder and a generous end slice of homemade bread. Expect to pay resort prices!

Good Luck Farm…read more Smallish Farmers' Market located seasonally in Downtown Rangeley Thursdays from 10 a.m. - 2 p.m. (check their website/Facebook in the fall/winter to make sure they'll be there). They're located in the lot btwn Rangeley Hideaway & Lakehouse Rentals (aka "The Depot Street Lot"), and there's a 2nd location on Tuesdays on S Shore Dr. It's not the largest Farmers Market by any stretch of the imagination, but what it lacks in size it makes up for in heart. There's a small produce stand, cat toys, mushrooms, and lots of artisan-made goods like wine, baked goods, local honey, and 100% pure Maine maple syrup. Free street parking, as well as parking in the lot they're located in, as well. If you're in town when it's happening, then definitely check it out!

One of the proprietors at our Harvest Host recommended this place -- SO glad he did!…read moreFirst of all....The BANKery?? How cute is this?!? It's in an old bank building on a darling street that you need to stroll down. Once inside, we were mesmerized by the delectable treats in the cases and by the bakers toiling away in front of the open vault doors. We ordered a cinnamon roll (possibly the BEST we have ever had!) and an apple cream cheese danish (FILLED with creamy cheese and apple slices!). We also got a loaf of olive sourdough bread that we had with dinner. So good. Truly wish we had bought more!! The black coffee was smooth and the Mocha Latte was like drinking melted chocolate (perhaps a bit too much for me). Absolutely recommend a stop here even if it's out of your way.

This place is SO good. I love the plethora of dessert options they offer, as well as their mini…read morecakes! Service is impeccable. Can't wait to return!