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    Vintage Maine Kitchen

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    FIORE Artisan Olive Oils & Vinegars - SBA Award

    FIORE Artisan Olive Oils & Vinegars

    4.0(3 reviews)
    1.6 mi
    $$$

    What a gem that is hidden in the underworld of the maze we like to call Freeport outlets!…read more My wife an I come here to get refills on all kinds of olive oils and vinegars and with the small pots that house all of these little containers of goodness it is a gold mine to creativity and deliciousness. Here are a couple of the fun tips and pointers about this little place: - You can taste test any of the mixed oils/vinegars that you want with little tasting cups and small spickets to pour the taste into it. You can mix grapefruit and sunflower and get a tasty topping for a green salad or throw in some apricot vinegar and then you really can go salad wild. - Once you partake in one of the bottles of dressing/oil you can bring the bottle back in to refil at a discounted price and get your card stamped to earn rewards then they reseal the bottle with a gold foil top. - The staff is EXTREMELY friendly and so welcoming to those that might not know what to do in an oil/vinegar shoppe. My wife and I recommend you totally stop in here to try the goods for your flavor extravaganza!! But remember you have to look for it because it is hidden on the lower floor from all the hubub of Oakley/ Lids / Coach/ LL Bean area.

    I never thought I would see a store that sold just olive oil and vinegar. Never, ever, ever. It's…read morelike what Henry Ford said, "If I gave the customer what they asked for, they would still be riding horse and buggy". This place opened my eyes, heart, and mind to a new world of flavor. They allow you to taste everything...like all 100 flavors (ok, not quite 100, but if you mix them, you can get there :-). Literally there were about 40 flavors. I didn't know that aged vinegar was so important, but you can taste the difference. Stop by here if you are near...you can taste the difference

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    FIORE Artisan Olive Oils & Vinegars
    FIORE Artisan Olive Oils & Vinegars

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    The Met of Freeport - Turkey Club on Sourdough Bread

    The Met of Freeport

    4.2(71 reviews)
    1.5 mi
    $$

    First, We're locals, not tourists. We've been repeat…read morecustomers for years. No stars given. After 1hr and 45 minutes of waiting for our food, promises that the food is coming from the poor waitress, no food. The restaurant was emptying out. Mind you, this is for two plates of scrambled eggs, toast and home fries. This was the attitude directly from the owner to the waitress. The owner could have cared less. The worst treatment I've ever experienced from a breakfast joint. I'll never go again and would advise people to not go as well. 0 out of 10 rating. The waitress was apologetic and frankly embarrassed by the owner's attitude.

    After visiting another nearby spot for food/baked goods we wanted to try a new to us coffee spot…read moreand this was nearby so worked perfectly. I will say they appear to have their baked goods as well as many different food options like sandwiches but my review is strictly for the coffee. Once you enter to the right is all the different seating with a good variety of tables and chairs but also some more comfy choices like couches. Quite a large space inside and a handful of tables outside to enjoy the nice weather. You order at the counter and then they have a spot further down where they'll call out your name for both food and drinks. They had a section on the menu called the MET Artistic Lattes which was their version of specialty flavored lattes. This caught our eyes. My wife went with the Falcon Pride (chocolate & white chocolate latte) and I went with the Vanilla Bean Dream (white chocolate & vanilla). Drink wise they were both pretty good! Didn't become a new favorite coffee spot but good enough we would return if we found ourselves in the area looking for coffee again. To have a real strong opinion I would need to return and try some of the food rather than just the coffee.

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    The Met of Freeport - Lox and Bagel

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    The Spice and Tea Exchange

    The Spice and Tea Exchange

    4.8(8 reviews)
    1.5 mi

    Stopped here to check out both the spice and tea selections, and was truly impressed at both!…read moreThere's an enormous wall of seasonings and salt, sugars, another section dedicated to ground up peppers with herbs located behind that, and then there's the many loose leaf teas too... it seems like you can smell and try whatever you want? If you're looking for something specific, they probably have it! Of note... Salts: alderwood smoked, bacon smoked, black lava, black truffle, celery, chocolate, Hawaiian red, garden mirepoix, lemon, lime, espresso, porcini... I don't know if it was a special for summer, but I picked up some dill pickle salt and it's been my go to for every onion ring I've eaten recently. Sugar: apple cinnamon crisp, bourbon black walnut, cardamom, chai, cranberry orange, dark cocoa, dragon fruit, key lime, lavender lemon, mango habanero, pineapple, rose, sweet onion... are you feeling inspired yet? Spice: amarillo, aleppo, ancho, chipotle, cayenne, habanero, jalapeno, New Mexican green, New Mexican red, paprika smoked/Spanish hot/Spanish sweet/Hungarian hot/Hungarian Sweet... your life probably needs the pizazz of these peppers! (SIDE NOTE: That's not even everything from those three categories. The options really are seemingly endless.) There's also kitchen accessories, infused oils, pastas, gifts, and more. And don't forget the tea bar: any tea (hot or iced) and any sugar they have, they can make you a drink! But, honestly, I'd ask the staff what some of their favorite combos are because they've got amazing recommendations. Cook? Know a cook? There's something here your pantry needs.

    What a great spice and tea store we found for our first time in this store while in Freeport. I/we…read moreall bought tea for ourselves and good friends who love tea. So many teas, spices sugars, and much more to choose from. We can't wait to try them. The staff was nice and the store was so much fun to look around. I asked if they have an option to shop online and they said yes. ( possibly for future purchases lol) I would recommend that if you are a tea, spice, or sugar fan- so many options and smells to sample. :)

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    The Spice and Tea Exchange
    The Spice and Tea Exchange

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    Tuscan Brick Oven Bistro - Meatball Margherita Pizza

    Tuscan Brick Oven Bistro

    4.2(693 reviews)
    1.8 mi
    $$

    We stopped here last night with the kids after having wanted to stop for the longest time…read more(out-of-towners). The staff was very friendly, though there was an hourlong wait for an indoor table (definitely make reservations!) or 10 minutes for outside (which was a little surprising given how many open tables there were). Both the indoor and outdoor spaces were super cool with some really amazing gardens outside in full bloom and then the more darkly lit, warm and cozy, and open concept with a great view of the kitchen team hard at work. I was the only one at the table to get a cocktail, to which I chose the blueberry lemon drop. It was really well balanced with a nice blueberry flavor without being overpowering. My wife got a merlot, which she enjoyed. The kids both enjoyed their chocolate milk and strawberry lemonade. Food wise we started with a caesar salad, which was good but pretty mild in flavor. It could have used a little more parm and either more pop to the dressing or just more of it. My wife got the (gluten free) baked focaccia and the lobster bisque for her dinner. She was melting over the focaccia (which I agree was the flavor bomb though I admit the gf bread was a little gummy - not abnormal for gf bread though and didn't really bother me). The lobster bisque she found equally delicious. I also found it quite tasty though did find it a little thinner on the mouthfeel than maybe normal. My MIL got the mussels that she said were really tasty and we found were locally sourced. I got the short rib. It was a large chunk of extremely tender meat with some absolutely delicious mashed potatoes. The gravy was pretty solid for it though I would have preferred it with a little more beefy flavor than maybe the wine. The carrots were a little disappointing, if I'm being honest. They were cut into vastly different sizes, which led to some majorly uneven cooking and even the smallest pieces were still much too firm - not crunchy but not really tender beyond the first quarter inch or so. It was almost like the were par cooked whole and then chopped up after. Definitely atypical and not really up my alley for carrots. Overall, aside from a couple very minor misses, this place was absolutely a winner and I'm absolutely getting some brick oven pizza next time!

    10 of us went here for dinner here before the welcoming party at Mast Landing Brewery for our…read moreniece's wedding. We plug into two groups. The "parents" and the ladylike children". My wife and I each started with the Caesar salad. Then she had the halibut and I had the divers scallops. Both dishes were very good. Our server was training a new person, but she gave us extra attention. All warranted. Overall a very good experience. We'd come here again.

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    Tuscan Brick Oven Bistro - Short rib over truffle fries.

    Short rib over truffle fries.

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    Vintage Maine Kitchen - gourmet - Updated September 2026

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