“My favorite Café in Bath. They have coffee, lattes, smoothies, and more. All the pastries are freshly made, and they have a few sandwiches as well. Located in an historic building on the corner of Front and Center streets, the café is quaint, but crowded. It and always clean and welcoming. I usually take my food to go, because I like to sit near the water and watch birds. The café is within walking distance of the Bath Waterfront.Parking: There is only street parking with a limited number of spaces nearby. They fill up rather quickly during the morning, and noontime rush. Other public parking is available about ¹/10 to ¼mile away.“
“I made a reservation for dinner for six on Friday night, Feb. 16th when some of my relatives were in town. What a perfect place to have dinner! The food was superlative and the atmosphere was absolutely terrific. Our server paid attention to us but didn't hover or intrude on our conversation. I have to say it was the best experience I've had dining out in a long, long time. Well done to everyone at Mae's for adding dinner hours to your repetoire!!Wheelchair accessibility: No one in our party on Feb. 16 needed wheelchair access but I have appreciated it in the past when I took my elderly mother there.“
“I was visiting from out of town and stopped in for an early lunch. The owner exudes a remarkable kindness that was so inviting. I had an incredible sandwich on the best gluten free bread I've ever tasted. I'd give it 6 stars if I could.Dietary restrictions: Glute free“
“Hidden gem!! Absolutely wonderful place for coffee, tea, cold brew, and a huge selection of treats and sandwiches. Beautiful seating area in the back near the woods. Outside restroom very clean and roomy. This place is amazing and highly recommended!!“
“My grad school friends and I are in town for a reunion and they were all raving about the $20 lobster rolls having gone to multiple other places for lobster around Harpswell. Unanimously they seemed to agree on the lobster rolls and clam cakes.I decided to get the chicken tender basket. Overall, the price is a bit steep for 3-4 chicken tenders and some fries at $15 (I added a can of Pepsi ($2) and upgraded the regular fries to sweet potato fries ($1) so my total ended up being $18 for what in most places is like $10. Still, the chicken was tender and the fries weren’t bad. I did order the honey mustard to dip the chicken in but it tasted less like honey mustard and more like honey mustard.Overall it was decent, just a bit pricy. It is a shack on the side of the road with approximately 4-5 picnic tables for seating and I believe no bathrooms although I’m not sure since I didn’t have to use one.Parking: There’s a very small section of land dedicated to parking, but it’s just a roadside shack so it has limited parking.“
“A vegan’s desserts dream .They have all the pastries to cookies, breads, muffins, brownies, cakes, candies and some smoothies and salads.Let’s just say I had a great time when I got back to my room . ? if you are a sweets connoisseur come here . I was not disappointed .“
“This is "Soup N*zi"-level soup. Not only is the quality/taste phenomenal, but the variety is also impressive - 2-3 hot soups available on any given day (rotating weekly), and a few more varieties available in the freezer, covering every soup style you can imagine. I've yet to meet a soup here that I didn't love. Currently enjoying an African Sweet Potato soup that I didn't think I'd like, but sure enough it's now one of my new favorites. Add a petite sandwich to your bowl of soup if you're REALLY hungry, but generally a bowl of their hearty soups is sure to satisfy on its own. Super friendly staff, very nice small shop.“