Freeport Cafe 29 U.S. 1, Freeport, ME 04032

"This place has everything you need from a classic diner. House made biscuits? Thick. Beef hash? Fresh. Black offee? Hot. Go in early in the morning to snag a table by the windows where the light shines right. If it's the winter, even better. Your table will resemble photos by William Eggleston, known as the father of color photography, who famously documented diners and American dreams. Eggleston took photos in the 70s. This diner has been around since the 50s. Regardless of the decade you visit, now or in 20 years, you'll find the same swirls of coffee, glistening Tabasco sauce, and crispy home fries because a diner can stand the test of time."

"When we visit Maine this is always one of our favorite breakfast stops! Always amazing food and service, if you are looking to start your morning off right with a great hearty breakfast this is the spot! Amazing customer service to pair with the breakfast itself! Cheers Freeport cafe!"

"We loved this stop for a fabulous breakfast!!! It was A convenient stop on our way from Portland to Freeport. The food was perfectly delicious with a warm inviting friendly atmosphere! About 6 or 7 types of mimosas too which is super fun while on vacay!!!"

"Hearty portions and on point Maine cabin meets diner vibes. A bit busy but not outrageous on a Sunday morning in May. Had an unexpectedly fabulous and endearing server. Did not venture into the specials, but the staples were solid. Only gripe is the upcharge for Maine maple syrup, I’d personally rather have this built into the price. I know it’s common practice, but still/ Because how can you consume anything else, especially while eating breakfast in Maine?!"