Amish bakery offers different varieties of fresh bread, delicious cookies, and other baked goods, along with hardwood furniture, fun outdoor swings, hats, candies, and more.
The Cup Café61 Military St, Houlton, ME 04730 | (207) 532-9269
“The Cup Cafe is a funky not-for-profit cafe located in the basement of the Unitarian Society of Houlton, offering fabulous specialty coffee and tea drinks, homemade treats to eat, free wifi, and a cozy space to gather with friends.”
Wired Café23 Market Square, Houlton, ME 04730 | (617) 388-9619
Coffee shop and internet café located in downtown Market Square!
DownEast Maine
Bucklyn Coffee103 Main St, Blue Hill, ME 04614 | (917) 971-3246
Bucklyn Coffee is a micro-roaster of coffee that serves Blue Hill. Though based in Brooklin to the south, they have a small shop in town. Their website offers all sorts of resources related to coffee!
J.M. Gerrish Cafe352 Main St, Winter Harbor, ME 04693 | (207) 963-7000
Classic diner with a wonderful selection of foods to choose from. Whether you’re craving a sandwich, salad, wrap, or even delicious Maine lobster, J.M. Gerrish has something for everyone in the family. Check out their daily specials, and stop by for breakfast as well!
Specializes in small-batch, handcrafted, foraged, seasonal ingredients. Catering and delivery are available. The goods can also be found at 44 North Coffee, the Opera House, and other places.
Small batch and artisan bagels, bread, and more. They sell wholesale and by special orders, and also cater. Their products can be found in local stores, including the Burnt Cove Market in Stonington and the Gallery in Deer Isle.
Online and in-store at their two locations, you can find fresh and ethically sourced coffee and other coffee products. This location is open seasonally from Memorial Day to Indigenous People’s Day!
Online and in-store at their two locations, you can find fresh and ethically sourced coffee and other coffee products. This location is open year-round!
Western Maine
Brickyard Cafe561 Rte 2, West Farmington, ME 04938 | (207) 779-0708
Great cafe for breakfast and lunch.
Cafe Nomad450 Main St, Norway, ME 04268 | (207) 739-2249
This community cafe offers excellent coffee and other drinks, a selection of healthy breakfast and lunch foods, and beautiful art on display at their in-house gallery.
Serving up coffee drinks made from beans roasted in Brewer, Maine. Open seasonally in Sunday River’s South Ridge Lodge.
D’Ellies5 Village West, Carrabassett Valley, ME 04947 | (207) 237-2490
“Imagine muffins still warm from the oven alongside a steaming cup of locally roasted, freshly brewed coffee… sandwiches made to order on thick slices of freshly baked bread… satisfying soups simmered with fresh, all-natural ingredients… amazing desserts made from scratch. For more than 25 years, D’Ellies has been doing just that!”
This unique maple syrup farm also operates a gluten-free bakery! Items available for order include cakes, cookies, bars, bread, granola, and frozen pizza dough.
This small café offers locally roasted coffee, bagels, specialty cream cheeses, homemade goods, and much more!
The Local Hub224 N Main St, Greenwood, ME 04255 | (207) 875-0011
This amazing community cafe offers breakfast and lunch, coffee and smoothies, beer and wine, a variety of local produce and other locally-made items, and fresh baked goods!
One of Maine’s greatest joys is the scattering of roadside self-serve pie stands across the state, still operating on the honor system. Puzzle Mountain Bakery is one of these, offering homemade pies, whoopie pies, cookies, and jams on the way up to Grafton Notch State Park. This is truly “the way life should be.”
Quinn’s has an endless variety to cover your shopping needs! Prepared foods include fresh baked goods, daily soups and salads, hot and cold sandwiches, and more.
This fantastic little health food store offers local produce, a variety of organic and ethically-sourced grocery items, fresh baked goods, bulk spices and grains, and much more! They also offer a variety of wraps, sandwiches, and other prepared foods.
