Nice traditional general store and market. Beer and wine and sodas with premade Italian…read moresandwiches. Very nice staff and customers. Had live music while we were there.

Has a breakfast selection. Have an Italian Sub for lunch, or pick up some essentials. Also rents…read moreout golf carts.

Great island store. A lot of merchandise and local offerings…read morepacked into a welcoming friendly space. The best coffee Toots ice cream Amazing fresh made sandwiches Yummy soups Nice selection of beers and wines. And if you are In a shopping mood, lots of pottery, artwork, collectibles, jewelry, and Niblic / CIBY clothing. Bathrooms and shower facilities for boaters. The best view from the upstairs dining deck If you get a chance to try one of the breakfast sandwiches or cinnamon rolls....lucky you Enjoy

We always enjoy the Niblic. This time we had good coffee, a nice lemon poppyseed muffin, and the…read moreusual million dollar view.

Very impressed with Sydney. She leaves a great 1st…read moreimpression. Not only is she beautiful on the outside but also awesome niceness on the inside. She's was very accommodating with my deconstructed requests for both Sandwiches. An A+ employee. My Market sandwich (eggplant) was just okay. The bread was for a better word "stale" I could hardly bite into it. The same was true of the turkey ceasar hoagie. However the turkey was very good. I'm going to have to think hard if I ever want to try another hoagie from Ramona's. I know the owners are both respected chefs in their own right but I'm having a tough time justifying whether I will return.

Urg. I was excited to try this place but the egg sandwich I got (the Ramona with broccoli rabe,…read morebacon, American cheese) fell short. The roll was ever so slightly stale and the broccoli rabe had chili in it (so even though I asked for chili on the side it's still in the vegetable part). I also have a total pet peeve about American cheese. In this instance, it just made the sandwich have a gluey internal texture. I often find it is gourmet places trying to be trendy that use American cheese as though they are able to rebrand it. Sharp American or not, the cheese would have been way better in my opinion had it been cheddar or Swiss or really anything. To be fair, the bacon was well-cooked and the eggs were nicely scrambled. Although the sandwich idea is original (broccoli rabe on a breakfast sandwich), I found the flavors just didn't come together. For what it's worth, service was friendly and efficient. Moreover, like a few other places on the East End, I find this place is just sort of too curated, overly self-conscious, and trying too hard to be trendy. I would take a straightforward breakfast sandwich over one that comes with a side of merch and a Brooklyn-hipster-like environment any day.

Best pizza!! Love this place not only for the convenience but their outstanding pizza! Yum!…read moreReasonably priced as well.

Really nice to be on Bailey Island with a quaint grocery store that also makes good food. Helpful,…read morefriendly staff and it's also entertaining to be able to chat with local fisherman eating there. We've had delicious breakfast sandwiches & tasty cheese burgers, enjoyed the daily special of meatloaf too. They also make a great pepperoni pizza for takeout. BIGS is well stocked with beer, wine & snacks so you don't need to go to town for supplies - love it!

Fantastic food, friendly, easy parking and great alternative to older Yarmouth lunch spots.read more

I love visiting this business for a few reasons…read more... They resell local products such as Rose Bagels, Two Fat Cat Pies. They have really cute locally made things, like tea towels, cards and other fun gift ideas. We LOVE LOVE the cookies!!! The chocolate chip cookies that come in threes...yeah, that sleeve of cookies is just for me. I can't help but eat them all in one sitting. Not sure why they are so good, so I don't question it, I just devour them. I haven't tried their other offerings, but will definitely try them at some point. If I have room after eating cookies. LOL

What a cute little market! They sell a little bit of everything that you could need for a nice…read moremeal, including wine and beer. They have ready-made and sandwiches you can order for breakfast or lunch. The bagels there are amazing and I would recommend getting the bacon egg and cream cheese breakfast sandwich.

We had no idea this wonderful resource was located so near! We went recently based on a…read morerecommendation from Santa & Mrs. Claus. Walked in kind of expecting just a basic store and found so much more. First, the selection of baked goods - oh my! We noticed bagels, baguettes, breads, muffins - so many to choose from. The store seems to have a bit of everything; wine in coolers, craft beers, ready-made soups to take home and heat, books, gifts. I mean, what more could you want? We ordered two sandwiches to go - since we hadn't planned to stay (although there was table space once the lunch rush cleared out). I had a club sandwich on white sourdough. Wayne opted for a special; the Italian Italian. It was full of meat, cheese, and so much more. I am looking forward to returning - maybe for a breakfast sandwich and a latte - people there were raving about the coffee selections; many of them holiday-themed.

Really love wild blueberry pie and Rosemont Market's pie hits the spot. It is filled with an…read moreabundant amount of wild blueberries and a delicious crumble crust. I called ahead to reserve a pie and they were able to put one aside to make sure I would be able to pick it up. I looked around and they had a small selection of wines, fresh local veggies, fish and meats. Definitely pricey but can definitely see that the quality is better than the supermarkets. Overall lovely bakery!

This is a Rosemont location I have frequented over the years. I like it because there's a decent…read moreamount of on street parking nearby. The inside is honestly too small for the amount of product they sell and is pretty claustrophobic with multiple customers and staff. Not like running into people small but you need to be aware of yourself as you open refrigerator doors and stand in one place debating for excessive amounts of time like me. I used to always get Miyake sushi but it sells out fast/ it's after lunchtime when I go. Lately I got a turkey cheddar sandwich, it was hearty and on good bread but also $13. I usually get a fun drink since they always have new brands and options of things like watermelon water, coconut water, kombucha, seltzer, etc. I highly recommend the pretzel rolls and the ham/cheese croissant in the pastry cabinet, although those are usually sold out too. You can buy fancy chips and ice creams as well as local seafood and produce. It's a nice one stop shop but purchasing ingredients to make a meal is likely a splurge. Treat yourself and also grab a fancy chocolate bar by the register when you pay.

I do wish there were a chance to give 4.5 stars, because my GOODNESS, I should have ordered by…read morephone because the wait, even at a slower time of day, was quiiiiite long! Nonetheless, the food was really delicious once we got it. I had a very yummy veggie burger (spicy mayo, avocado, tomato, lettuce, I think?) and my spouse got an excellent Turkey BLT. They made an iced tea/lemonade mix to order and it was not too sweet and super refreshing. Overall, excellent, but do call ahead.

Nice local hang out with quite a few options from sandwiches, bakery, treats, soups, and iced…read morecoffees. I've been in here a few times, but it's been a while. Ordered a special today and the barbecue chicken was very good. My hangup was Service and I see this everywhere. Too many people standing around. I arrived at 1:30 PM with no one in line and a handful of people eating inside and outside. I waited at least 15 + minutes for a sandwich. It seemed to me that a strong emphasis was on takeout orders, and DoorDash with only two people making sandwiches and 4 ee's behind the register and coffee bar hanging out talking. I wasn't really in a huge hurry yet my two or three ingredient sandwich should've been out significantly faster than what I experienced. I'd probably give it three and three-quarter stars and yes, I would go back.

We came here for Eartha (huge rotating globe) but stopped in for coffee and breakfast. I just got a…read moresimple cappuccino and some eggs and toast. We also noticed they said they were moving. But when we asked, they didn't have a location yet in the works. The service was nice, they were clearly busy and bustling. We saw by the wall and had some books to check out while we waited. The food was brought out to us, which was a nice touch. The food was great. I will have to find out where they are moving, because I would definitely eat here again. They had a breakfast cookie that was fantastic!

I'm a fan of the top-notch service and delicious food at Magno Terra, but Toni recently went above…read moreand beyond to help us with all of the catering for an all-day graduation event. From the initial menu and portion suggestions to the quality of the fresh food (everything was made from scratch), everything worked out wonderfully. Toni also provided helpful extras and know-how like cooking instructions and prep times. Our guests loved the wide variety of freshly made food options, and we highly recommend Magno Terra Cafe for any event!

We were a party of six and we all enjoyed our main dishes. Some of us also had tasty mocktails…read more Service was friendly and professional in an authentic seasonal Maine interior with a lovely view. Sadly, it was too cool to sit on the large porch even though there are heaters. I thought my burger was too salty but others didn't feel the same. The kitchen graciously substituted warm potato salad in place of fries. The potatoes were excellent.

We were excited about the adventure of getting to the Inn. Only accessible by ferry boat. The 100…read moreyear old Inn is really nice but needs some love. Showing it's age. The food was over the top. Amazing flavors and presentation. My only complaint would be the limited offerings on the menu. BUT I think that's a condition of the logistics associated with an island Inn where the only way to get supplies is by ferry. Plan ahead, you will need ferry tickets and a clear understanding of the ferry schedule or you might get stranded on the island until morning.