A fresh deli sandwich delivered promptly! Fresh ingredients and a server who was friendly to boot!…read more If you are looking for lunch sandwiches after a visit to Schoodic, stop here (inside the gas station) and then go across the street for ice cream!

So far so good! We bought eggs and milk - checked the dates…read moreand all good! Sesame bagels for breakfast.

My first one star review. It all happened on a family vacation on the shimmering shores of the…read morefaraway Mount Desert Island. Happened as we gathered coffee for all the chief figures within our RV. So there was this gas station in the fork betwixt two roads. Our purchase for today was simple. Coffee. At the very least, we wanted good coffee. We didn't want pizza nor gasoline nor cold brews, which is also served here. We sent two people to fetch us one cup but unfortunately, they returned empty handed and with expressions of shock. Apparently, one of the people we sent in asked for the quality of the coffee. One of the employees replied with a tone nobody would like. "I don't know, why don't you ask the cashier?" Ack. From the bowels of the probably sleepy headed worker came forth that question. You see, folks, submission and helpfulness are two aspects of a sales associates' proper repertoire. Not questioning nor biting tones nor negative emotion. Cry and gossip when we are out of sight, okay? That's what I did when I was a sales associate in the Bronx. Our coffee starved chauffeur knew what to do. Go in and get coffee. So we followed him, which was probably what set those two employees off into a demonic rant to call the cops. Yes, call the authorities over a dirty mug of java. Wish for your higher figure to be here to retaliate with a fusillade of retaliatory rage. To say that I am a slanderer and that I am a yellow journalist (or a yellow yelper (= ). Not a good reaction at all. So we left dissatisfied of course. The rancid scent of their coffee did not follow into our auto, but we trumped out with puddles of brown liquid all over their gas station floor. Sugar accompanied the floor. Oh yeah. The gas station and it's pumps were empty around 5PM when this happened. During the touristy season of Summer.

Has gasoline and lots of other goodies you can use. lots of parking and pretty friendly staff. they…read moremake pizza subs, have chips, soda, beer and so forth. small restaurants area where you can sit down. sells gasoline and kerosene. they accept cash and credit.

Stewart's Grocery & Takeout is a small local goods store connected to a small restaurant and…read moreeveryone who works there is absolutely wonderful and welcoming! The food is delicious and very affordable. They have a little bit or everything and I have not been disappointed with anything I've ever gotten there! The people and their kindness makes it such a special experience for locals and newcomers thanks for everything you all do! You all are so appreciated!

The food is great! The service is amazing!! Cliff is the nicest guy that you'll meet!! Highly…read morerecommend Stewart's!!

Nice gift shop / place to get your stamp for your NPS passport book. They have novelty gifts and…read moredrinks / food if you need to freshen up. Plus a bathroom. Right next to the parking lot, we came after exploring the mountain. Also a place to refill your water bottles.

This store was fun. It had things that the main store closer to the entrance doesn't have…read more Unfortunately, I broke the mug I bought here. The T-shirts I bought were super soft. There was ice cream and other snacks. I wish I could find the mug somewhere online. I'm very sad about that. Otherwise, I recommend stopping in here if you're up on Cadillac Mountain.

Glad to see that they have improved meat offerings. Small enough to shop quickly. Large enough…read morefor most basic needs.

It's got the essentials but that's about it. Don't except to find anything fancy but their wine…read moreselection was surprisingly good! Quite pleased and I'm a wine snob! The workers here are very friendly and care about the way they bag your groceries which is hard to find nowadays. They do have a small gluten free section with some items sprinkled in the isles so that was nice to see. Deli closes early, 3pm so plan accordingly!

No complaints, even after the change of hands so far. Only suggestions; bring back three olive…read more"loopy" (the fruit loop flavor) and bring in Agalima jalapeño margarita mix.

Great breakfast sammies. Very friendly staff. Can't wait to stop on again. Easy to get in and out.read more

Nice, basic mini-market. A little bit of everything but not stocked like a bigger grocery store…read more Good selection of basics and a few more things. Produce section is small but a pretty good variety of things packed into a tight space. There were no ready to eat items available but it looked like there may be some items available at other times? Close to where we were staying and helped us stock up on our first night in the area.

While visiting Acadia we needed to fuel up so we decided to stop in at this station while making…read moreour way home. I don't have much to say about the experience beyond the fact that the price was great, the pumps were fast, the convenience store was well stocked and it is conveniently located. The only negative I could find was that pulling in and out of the station was a bit of a pain and there is little room between the pumps which is a problem of you are confronted with bad drivers.