Best French Bakery in Acadia National Park

"At this buzzing bar and eatery, pub grub comes with the occasional twist – think build-your-own burgers or mac 'n' cheese with gourmet toppings. Plenty of creative sandwiches, too, such as pulled pork with... American in Bar Harbor"

"At this buzzing bar and eatery, pub grub comes with the occasional twist – think build-your-own burgers or mac 'n' cheese with gourmet toppings. Plenty of creative sandwiches, too, such as pulled pork with..."

"Looking for a great place for breakfast and locally sourced foods?. Be sure to add Cafe This Way to your list of place to eat during your visit to Bar Harbor, Maine. The interior has a fun vibe with retro-tables, comfortable chairs, and funky decor."

"Locals and frequent visitors alike know it is the place to go. “One part hip coffee house and one part casual-gourmet, Cafe This Way serves eclectic offerings for breakfast and dinner seven days a week."

"Random review: "Truly unique flavors. Pleasant attentive staff. Homemade, small batch buckets of delight. We had the Salted Caramel, the Malted Milk and the cinnamon ice cream. Each fresh, delicious and exploding with flavor. A shouldn't miss when you're in Bar Harbor!". **Mount Desert Island Ice Cream does have a second location on Firefly Ln in Bar Harbor."

"There are ice cream and candy shops all over Bar Harbor, but these two locations offer very fresh and unique flavors."

"2Cats has a history that spans more than 20 years in Bar Harbor. It’s been featured in Down East Magazine and quickly became a staple within Bar Harbor restaurants scene. It’s a popular tourist destination and boats between 300-500 breakfasts every morning when the tourist season is at its peak."

"The colrful whoopie pies in the window brought us into this bakery but we didn’t love them. However, ther other baked goods brought back multiple times. We tried the lemon bar, blueberry pie, sugar cookies and cupcakes on various visits and loved them all."

"1 Main St, Southwest Harbor, Mount Desert Island, ME 04679-4603AmericanDinnerReservations, Seating, Parking Available, Wheelchair Accessible, Serves Alcohol, Full Bar, Table Service+1 207-244-7101http://www.facebook.com/pages/Rogue-Cafe/132633246806815"

"Nervous Nellie's cooks up delicious jams and chutneys the old-fashioned way from its base on Deer Isle. It's well worth making the trip to load up on jars of sweetness made from Maine blueberries, strawberries and raspberries. But Nervous Nellie's is also a sprawling fantasyland where the artist Peter Beerits has taken old buildings and transformed them into vivid installations using found and repurposed objects. Afterwards, visit the shop and cafe for hot drinks and jam-topped scones."

"A variety store where you can get a premium coffee drink when you fetch your daily newspaper or enjoy locally made gelato on a hot summer afternoon with a large selection of childrens’ books, books by local authors and daily readers. A candy counter and toy section to entertain the kids, birthday cards/stationary, wrapping paper, […]"

"La Bella Vita is a delightful Italian-style restaurant in Bar Harbor, focused around ideas of local cooking, community gathering, and health-conscious produce and oils infused in a variety of excellent traditional entrees. Dinner service focuses on classic rustic dishes such as veal parmigiana, chicken saltimbocca, and veal scallopini, served up alongside land and sea plates such as rustic shellfish stew, braised boneless short ribs, steak frites, and Old World-style bella filet duos. Diners can also enjoy quattro formaggi or margherita brick-oven pizzas and specialty paninis or create their own pasta entrees from a variety of pasta, sauce, and topping options."

"La Bella Vita has made a name for itself as one of the finest Bar Harbor, Maine restaurants by combining Italy's culinary passion with garden-fresh ingredients and authentic Old World recipes perfected over generations. With earthy tones, copper pots, handcrafted Italian mosaics and al fresco patio dining, La Bella Vita offers an exceptional Bar Harbor dining experience that builds on the traditions of an Italian trattoria."

"Located on Eden Street in Bar Harbor, the George B. Dorr Museum of Natural History is full of interactive exhibits, displays, and artifacts relating to the area’s natural history. The museum is now housed in what was once the Acadia National Park’s main offices, and one of their most impressive and popular exhibits is the life-size diorama of the environment between the land and sea. There’s also a lifelike artificial tidal pool that’s full of interesting sea creatures, like snails, starfish, and a variety of crabs."

"Located directly across the street from the Highbrook Motel, the Dorr Museum features dioramas of coastal Maine wildlife and a tide pool tank that houses a variety of live sea stars, hermit crabs, snails and other marine creatures. Visitors of all ages can touch, smell, listen and create while learning about the natural history of Maine. All exhibits are designed and produced by students at College of the Atlantic."

"Housed in the original headquarters of the Acadia National Park, the Dorr Museum investigates and interprets the natural history of Bar Harbor. All exhibits are curated by students from the College of the Atlantic, and there are many programs and activities for all ages. Don’t miss the gift shop, with an array of books, toys, and apparel related to Maine’s natural history."

"Specialty Museums4 Herrick Rd, Southwest Harbor, ME 04679MoreLess Info. The Wendell Gilley Museum is a community center and museum that covers the work of nature carver Wendell Gilley. The center teaches bird carving, shows art exhibits, and conducts education programs about art and nature."

"This gallery museum is a major showcase for the bird carvings of one of the 3 world renown pioneers of the art form - Wendell Gilley. Located in Southwest Harbor, Maine."

"1 Main St, Southwest Harbor, Mount Desert Island, ME 04679-4603AmericanDinnerReservations, Seating, Parking Available, Wheelchair Accessible, Serves Alcohol, Full Bar, Table Service+1 207-244-7101http://www.facebook.com/pages/Rogue-Cafe/132633246806815"

"Travelers will find The Claremont Hotel conveniently situated two miles from beautiful Acadia National Park in Southwest Harbor, Maine. At the park, visitors can explore 120 miles of picturesque trails that lead to popular sites like Cadillac Mountain, Bubble Rock, and Great Long Pond. Guests will appreciate how close the hotel is to downtown Southwest Harbor where they can shop at stylish boutiques, view art galleries, and dine at waterfront restaurants."

"Best Fine Dining with a View | Linen-draped tables, candles, and fresh flowers set the tone in the dining room, where big windows frame views over the manicured lawn, croquet courts, and Somes Sound. In the background: Acadia’s peaks and Frenchman Bay’s outer islands. Mache Bistro in Bar Harbor | Best of Mount Desert Island"