Been coming here for years, and the breakfast sandwich is always just right. Coffee&#39;s solid, too. It&#39;s my go-to spot when I need to focus for a few hours. The place is rarely packed, so you can usually find a quiet corner.

The clam chowder was the star. It&#39;s thick and creamy, packed with tender clams and potatoes. The Reuben sandwich is solid too, with good corned beef and sauerkraut. That&#39;s what I come for.

The burrito bowl was huge! Honestly couldn&#39;t finish it all. For what I paid, the portion size was a real win. Everything tasted fresh, too.

As a Brooklyn guy, I was pleasantly surprised. Finelli&#39;s pizza is legit NY-style, best I&#39;ve found outside the city.

Did my homework and ordered the lobster stew. So much lobster in there, really flavorful. The view of the harbor was a nice bonus.

Came back two days in a row, which says it all. The Smoked Salmon Toast is really something. I also liked the vibe at the counter&mdash;it&#39;s a nice, relaxed spot to eat.

This lobster roll was fantastic! So many big, juicy chunks of meat. The little guide they gave us on how to tackle the whole lobster dinner was a fun touch. Perfect spot for a casual lunch by the water.

Solid breakfast spot. The Benedict was spot on, poached eggs perfect. Pancakes are huge. Good veggie and gluten-free options too. Smoothies and espresso bar a nice touch. Prices are fair for what you get.

The lobster crepe was lovely. But I really appreciated how comfortable the booths were&mdash;they had nice, high backs so you could actually relax. The blueberry pie was a treat, and the coffee kept coming. A very pleasant, low-key spot.

The pizza crust is thin and crisp, with a lovely sourdough tang. I really appreciated the sun-dried tomatoes&mdash;they tasted so fresh and vibrant, not oily at all. A nice, simple focus on quality ingredients.

Been coming here for years. Their blueberry pancakes are always light and fluffy, never heavy or dense. That&#39;s the main reason I keep coming back. They use whole grain flour, which is a nice touch.

The haddock cakes were good, but the portion felt a bit small for the price. The house-made chips were nice. The bangers and beans were actually the best part, really tasty. Just wish there was a little more on the plate.

The corned beef hash omelet was solid. Just a heads up, they only take cash, but there&#39;s an ATM close by.

Classic Maine diner vibe, cozy. Got the lobster roll, fresh and loaded. A bit pricey but the line moves fast. Solid spot.

Stopped in for a quick bite on a road trip. The sausage and pineapple pizza had this really fluffy crust, just the right amount of chew. The place itself was super cozy, with these warm wooden tables. A nice little spot to break up the drive.

Stopped in for lunch on a Thursday. The lobster roll special was a solid deal, and the onion rings were crispy. I paired it with a local IPA, which cut through the richness nicely. A good find on the road.

Grabbed a lobster roll after our hike. Loved the fire pit while we waited. The table heater kept us cozy in the chilly air.

Server knew the menu inside out. Suggested the special pasta and it was spot on. Friendly without being overbearing. Made the whole thing easy.

Garlic knots and the hot honey pizza were on point. Sat outside on the patio, the view was pretty nice. Solid spot for a casual bite.

The staff was really patient while we took our time picking a flavor. Went with Coffee Heath Bar in a homemade waffle cone. It was super creamy. Price was a bit high for a single scoop, but the cone itself was great.

Huge menu, you can get sushi or pad thai. Portions are generous. The decor is pretty cool.

Met the owner who lives right next door. He was so friendly, you could feel how much he cares about the place. That little interaction just made the whole evening.

Been coming here for years, and the Billy Bean Martini is still the move. That hint of something savory with the gin just works every time. It&rsquo;s my go-to when I walk in.

A nice, cozy spot with a classic diner vibe. Had a pretty good, hearty breakfast here before heading out for the day. The atmosphere was lively, which was fine, though it got a bit loud at times. Solid spot for a morning meal.

Managed to get a table without a reservation on a busy night, which was a relief. The service was pretty efficient despite the crowd. Food was decent, though the pasta came out a bit lukewarm.

Those scallops with risotto... the sauce was just right, not too heavy. Came back the next day for the French toast, stuffed with blueberries. Both were just spot on.

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