They have a very diverse menu which was hard to find in Main for us during our 6-7days trip. I am…read moreso happy to find many options for what i would like to eat (not fried, not sinked in butter) in a menu. Food was delicious, folks are very friendly, inside environment is refreshing, outside environment and garden are lovely with very well maintained flowers, apple trees, cute duck crew and pretty goats. You'll not have regrets

Foda might mean food....but it also means an unpretentious, approachable, delicious farm-to-table…read moredining experience. I've been twice now. First meal was very good. Last nights meal was exceptional: Smoked Wings, Broccoli Soup and Burrata Tomato salad for apps. Halibut and Pulled Pork for entrees. Crème Brûlée for dessert. As for service, everyone is incredibly nice and friendly. I'd encourage guests to relax and appreciate the slower pace of life in Maine and it will be a great experience.

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.

Lovely farm! We were driving around the area, and after seeing their fresh produce, we had to pull…read moreover to check it out. There's so much going on here! It's beyond a vegetable and fruit stand. They have dozens of local Maine products, from sauces and jams to pies and cheeses. They also had a U-Pick option. We bought wild blueberries, cukes, a blueberry pie, and apple cider donuts (only $0.75 each!). We were just in love with their selection. The gentleman working at the front was also very nice. Next time I'm in the area, I'll stop at School House Farm again.

The farm stand is very mid. It's super loud and parking is annoying, all the car fumes and rubber…read moredust is getting on everything. The signs are misleading and doesn't really seem like anything is organic. The lady working at the counter was a total sour cat. In an area where Beth's and spear farms are so close this is like going to Walmart.

Crazy little farmers market where people line up 15 minutes before it opens, and things sell out…read moresuper quick. They've got a small but good selection of local produce, fresh meats and eggs and an awesome bread baker. Parking was pretty tough so you'd better get there early if you want a parking spot.

We love Spear Spring Farm! Their produce is beautiful to look at and delicious to eat. It is…read morewonderful to see the chickens truly wandering around and foraging. We have also bought meat and eggs there that have come from other local organic producers. This is a farm that truly cares about what we put into our bodies, the health of our earth, and having compassion for the animals we consume. And the staff are always welcoming and knowledgeable.

If you want to find an amazing selection of organic produce, pasture-raised eggs, and other local…read moregoodies; look no further. We stumbled upon Spear Spring Farm as we drove out to Rockland for a day trip. We saw all these chickens just roaming around, and right after we saw the sign for the Farm, so we just had to go in. We were met by the nicest woman -- I believe she works at the farm -- and she was so friendly and welcoming. She shared that all the veggies are grown right at the farm, all organic. They also partner with local vendors to sell other cool stuff, from art to soaps. Unfortunately their eggs were sold out when we visited, but we left home with some beautiful carrots. I recommend stopping by Spear Spring Farm if you're in the area -- there's something for everyone here.

Picked up a blueberry pie and a few "eat now" pastries on our way back to PA. All were absolutely…read moreamazing and clearly made with a focus on delicious quality. We didn't experience anything like some other people described the service and we will definitely be back next summer. At 7:30 there is nothing that smells like this bakery. You should go.

Scones are delicious, and the croissant breakfast sandwich was large and tasty! A perfect place to…read morepick up a breakfast!

Yellow Birch Farm is a required stop when I'm on Deer Isle. They're worth a visit…read more They've got home grown produce, fresh made goat cheese, delicious cajeta (goats milk caramel), great soap. They've got some high quality creams that rival most of the really expensive ones. You can buy at the store or you can order through their online shop.

You can't get any fresher than this - the produce at the farm stand is twenty yards from where it…read morewas grown and picked. You can meet the goats whose milk made the beautiful chevre's, yogurt, and cheeses. And it's all organic, even the face cream everyone swears by (Missy's Miracle Cream they call it). What a find!

LOVE Bucks Harbor Market, and also love that they've started keeping regular hours that are easy to…read moreremember. Thank you, BHM, for serving our little corner of the coast.

Fantastic little grocery and bakery -- excellent wine, beer and spirits selection. Service is…read morewonderful -- it is a local gem.