7 Best Cafes near Rockport

“What a hidden gem! We accidently stumbled on this, and were drawn in by the cozy, welcoming decor. Mr Right chose a rose ribbon strattacelli (gelato) and I had sweet cream gelato. Both were fabulous. I tried a sample of the rose ribbon which had an interesting floral taste. Didn't take pics of the food, loved the atmosphere!!“

“Quality spot with local produce, dairy, and meats, in addition to a fairly good selection of high quality imports; oils, vinegars, pasta, condiments, cheeses, butters, etc... I love the unique variety. Their pastries are pretty good, I have tried many but often don't feel the need to have them again. They have a great rotating bread selection, my favorite is the fruit and nut sourdough available on Saturdays. I took 1 star off for the breakfast sandwich. I first had it about a year ago and it was AMAZING. Grilled to perfection with toasty bread and a delicious tomato chutney. I wanted everyone I knew to try it. Unfortunately the quality is so intermittent, often I don't even want to gamble on it anymore. Sometimes the English muffin is super softy and almost soggy, I think from being in the deli foil wrap. More than once I've received a sandwich with a missing ingredient (either no chutney or no greens or no meat) did they just run out? I don't know, but it's disappointing when it happens. Overall I like this place a lot, but the breakfast sandwich situation is a bummer for me since I know how good it could be.“

“Great vibes, high quality coffee and tea, and delicious food. You can't beat the view of the harbor from the patio. I had gluten free avocado toast and was most satisfied. I also asked for a custom tea blend and they were more than happy to oblige. Hot tip, sit here and have some caffeine then go around the corner to Freya's for some ice cream to continue the vibes.Dietary restrictions: Gluten free options“

“Driving through Thomaston on our drive along the coast of Maine. Husband and I were hungry from hiking and decided to stop. Best decision! Salad with chicken salad on top was delightful (did not skimp on toppings) and a decent portion. The Vactionland latte was flavorful with a hint of blueberry but not overly sweet. Kind staff as well!“

“We used to live in Portland's Munioy Hill and regularly ate at the Blue Spoon there. We were thrilled to hear that it had reopened in Midcoast Maine. The new location does not disappoint! We had one of the most enjoyable dinners we've had in quite some time- the service was impeccable, the food was absolutely delicious, classic Bistro fare, and the ambiance was incredibly lovely. We will be back soon!!Kid-friendliness: We dined with our 8 and 10 year old and both children had a wonderful experience!“

“Bravo! Main Street Markets was the one stop shop for our visit to Rockland. Went in looking for local craft beer and a few provisions and left with almost everything we needed. Great assortment of soups to go. Heat and serve meals packaged togo so we could enjoy more time with our family at the cabin. They even came by and catered for our last night so we didn't have to worry about dishes! Main Street Markets covered everyones dietary needs, gluten free, vegetarian, even toddler!! Can't recommend enough, what a great find!“

“We really enjoy the food here. How ever on my most recent take out order i asked for no turkey on my cubano i got home after driving 25 miles and 40 mins and my sandwich only had turkey. Very dissapointing to say the least. 1st vistit --> tryed this place after co workers said how good it was. they were right this place is so good! they use boars head here. worth the 40 min drive from home!“