10 Best Cafes near Gray

“If you are looking for really good home style cooking, I recommend visiting Two Mums. Everything they serve is of local ingredients where possible and made right there. Everything I have had from here is delicious. From upside down shepherds pie, meat or veggie lasagna, hot ham and cheese sandwich, pulled pork, 5 cheese Mac and cheese, and home made Maine baked beans to cold sandwiches and salads. Oh, and don’t leave without getting a desert. Maple peanut butter cookies and chocolate brownies. YUM!!!“

“super nice staff! they are always consistent and drinks taste amazing. there’s so many options to chose from. used to be a aromas rush person but gng nutrition taste way better and healthier for me! 10/10 would recommend“

“Best breakfast sandwich I have ever had was today's special at Dara Bistro: crispy fried chicken breast, scrambled egg, cheese, a drizzle of maple syrup and sliced jalapenos on delicious homemade bread.“

“I had an excellent experience ordering coffee and tea. I love Aly's and John's welcoming customer service.“

“It has many food options, delicious bakery items, and specialty drink options. Employees are kind and helpful. Don’t miss this on your way through.“

“Friendly folks. Not noisy. Wide choice of specialty coffees.“

“302 is not just an amazing herbal life tea shop with great people. It is also a place that you can always count on making you leave with a smile!“

“Great food. Every day they have a vegetarian entree option too.“

“I love this cafe! Creative, delicious and consistently good food. The Big Mac Salad is amazing and Tuesday Taco Salad is my favorite. �“

“I will echo what many others have said - the food here is outstanding. In my opinion, this stands among the best bakeries I've ever been to including (insert one of several fancy schmancy European cities). The options are numerous, creative, delicious and simply incredible. As you stand in the cramped quarters, plate after plate of new baked items comes out of the oven. The smoked maple tart is a favorite as are their chocolate chip cookies which are my favorite in Maine so far (assuming you're a crispy cookie guy like myself). I haven't even mentioned what they're actually famous for which are their delicious bagel sandwiches. You can get everything from a classic lox and cream cheese to sea urchin terrine with apple cider gelee. Which, by the way, is amazing.The downside? The experience is unique and for some might not be what they expect. The entire operation including cooking area, restaurant storage, cash register and the single table for 8 are all squashed into a tiny one room cottage. Don't expect to find easy parking. Expect to wait a while in lines. Don't be surprised if there's no seating available. But if you enter with an idea of what The Purple House is (and some extra time in case it takes a while), you will not be disappointed.“