We frequently order food to go from The Zach Shack at the original location and now at the new…read morelocation in Thomaston. Service is quick, friendly and efficient. Food is always prepared as requested. Plenty of free parking. Plenty of picnic tables if you want to eat on site.

We discovered this food truck while looking for someplace to eat on a Wednesday afternoon. We…read moreperused the extensive menu and settled on hot dogs enhanced by mustard, relish and onions. These perfectly grilled hot dogs were enjoyed at an umbrella shaded picnic table located in the parking lot. The hot dogs turned out to be pretty decent given their reasonable pricing.

As a local from the Florida Keys, the only fish I usually eat is the fish I catch myself…read more Restaurant seafood just never compares and often has that overly fishy taste. Mosaic completely changed my mind. I ordered the fish special of the day, locally caught haddock served battered and fried over a rice bowl with mango salsa, red onions, beans, and more. The fish was beautifully white, soft, flaky, and perfectly cooked with a clean, fresh flavor. It was honestly the best restaurant fish I have ever had. The portions were generous, the price was fair, and even though I was completely full, I just wanted to keep eating because every bite was worth it. The restaurant was clean, the staff was incredibly friendly, and the service was quick. I would absolutely recommend Mosaic to anyone visiting or passing through Camden.

Great place to stop on the way back from Acadia. It was quite busy, so we were lucky to get a table…read morewithout a reservation for a large party. Staff was super nice! Zucchini corn fritters were super good, and fish tacos fresh and generously portioned. Churros at the end were a wonderful treat. Everything was more than just basic too. This place was a delight!

Staff was very friendly and the property was so beautifully kept and relaxing. We didn't have to…read morewait too long for our food, even with there being a line. Our food was presented beautifully and well cooked. The tortilla for the tacos tasted good, but was a little thick for my taste. And the black beans were well cooked but had no flavor. We didn't LOVE all of the salsas from the bar - they added such a burst of flavor to everything and the pickled onions were a nice touch. We would definitely try it again!

Great at the place itself but the frozen burritos and quesadillas for sale at the maker's market…read moreare a Great Way to enjoy at home Best if done in the oven rather than microwave GREAT STUFF

Eating at a joint on Rt. 1 is more often than not similar to dining at a New Jersey strip mall,…read moreexcept more touristy. However, it's nice to have some better options on your way downeast, especially vegetarian pescatarian. This tiny kitchen with an identity crisis is worth the stop. Bahn hoi, curry, burritos...what? Well it's tasty, quick, and not too expensive. Stopped during weekday lunchtime and delivered a house fish burrito in about 10 min despite a short line. There are a few crowded bartop seats. And there were complimentary chips and salsa, the former some bland packaged brand but the latter nice tangy choices. Picnic tables were welcome. The burrito was a bit small and heavy on the rice. Maybe more fish for the price would be nice. Otherwise, hard to find a good place on this stretch without stopping/parking in towns.

Came here for lunch on the way up Route 1. Had a fish/shrimp burrito (yes, they do combo it up if…read moreyou ask nicely), along with fish tacos and fish bites. They were all excellent; if you're in midcoast Maine and looking for fish taco or burrito, this is where to go. It took about 15 minutes to get our food, but we came during the prime lunch hour. They have benches overlooking Route 1. If that doesn't work for you, I recommend driving down the road to Rockland harbor, just a few blocks away.

Absolute best not only food truck, but tacos in the Brunswick area. Fantastic burritos, rotting…read morespecials and always friendly. Staff make this one of the best places to go in the midcoast.

You should probably ignore my review, because most people LOVE Taco The Town, I just don't. An…read moreinstitution on Brunswick's Maine Street, they offer lots of burrito, street taco, burrito salad, and quesadilla options. But... there's not a whole lot for vegetarians/vegans. Sweet potatoes topped with salsa or peppers and onions topped with salsa. They're underwhelming, BUT I do appreciate that they clearly have labeled that their rice is vegetarian (so many aren't). Recently I just wanted some chips and guac, and realized as I opened the bag: neither are homemade. And, I get it, it's a small food truck turning over lots of orders quickly. The chips are for sure store bought, and the guacamole's consistency (quite pureed) and flavor (none) just reminded me of those little plastic cups you peel back the covering on from like Sabra or Wholly. I think, if you don't have any dietary restrictions, you'll probably love this spot! Expect a wait.

What a surprise. A hidden gem in the heart of downtown Rockland Main; next door to the Farnsworth…read moreArt Museum. This is an outside patio venue (Food Truck) serving primarily Tocos, Burritos and Quesadillas with a few other offerings. We had a Pulled Pork Toco and a Burrito. The meat was seasoned to perfection with their in-house special spice blend. My Toco was the best I have ever eaten...hands down.

Wiley's used to be the Lobster shack now it's a low key burrito and taco stand. I forget this is…read moreMaine sometimes- for $16.35 I got a " barbacoa" chicken sandwich in a tortilla that had been browned in a pan like a grilled cheese. It was big, freshly made, and edible but certainly wasn't a burrito. Pinto beans only (mushy), white rice only also mushy. Chicken super salty. Wiley's claimed there was pico de Gallo, but I got mild red sauce in a plastic container and two tubes of cholula. Great outside tables tho. Bring your own traders Joe's burrito instead.

Had a chile relleño, tostada, rice and beans. Beans HAD to be canned. Chile relleño had seeds and I…read moredon't know what kind of cheese. Ice tea and server were great. Still not worth coming back

The service was exemplary, as was the food itself! Also, the free tortilla chips and salsa are the…read morebest in Maine, hands down! The decor was excellent, as well. Can't wait to return!

A little unassuming taco place down Cottage St, a side street in the heart of Bar Harbor. We loved…read moreour lunch so much we went back the next day. I had the marinated chicken burrito bowl both days. There was an abundance of chicken, beans, rice, salsa, & crema.. I requested no cheese. The 2nd day I requested extra lettuce, and got more crispy fresh lettuce, the way I like it. So tasty& healthy. My husband had the 3 tacos with the side of beans & rice. He loved the chicken and the beef tacos. The first day he chose veggie for his 3rd and the sweet potato the next day. Those were ok, but he preferred the meat ones. Both days the servers were cheerful, friendly, and attentive. Among the sea of heavier, expensive food options in Bar Harbor, Langosta is a welcome option for something less expensive but fresh, hot, & tasty. They also have a variety of margaritas that we haven't tried yet.

We were looking for a break from traditional seafood and this was a great choice. The server…read morerecommended Barbacoa tacos. They were great. They have a great kids menu as well that was perfect for my five year old. My husband got a combo of different tacos. There is a $7 up charge for lobster and I was disappointed to see it applied twice which made a combo more expensive than getting all lobster but he said it was worth it. Highly recommend.