Susan K.
7/9/2025
This small bakery is very popular with tourists and locals alike. Their scones are amazing! They offer reasonably priced baked goods, bagels and sandwiches. (Limited items and they sell out fast)....
Salt Cod Cafe
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1894 Harpswell Islands Rd
Orrs Island, ME 04066
Salt Cod Cafe, nestled in Orrs Island, Maine, offers a delightful dining experience on the water's edge of Harpswell Sound. Established by Alison Prince, the cafe continues the legacy of Sylvanus Cushing Prince by providing a market for local products in the old site of the general store.
Guests can savor the stunning views of Harpswell Sound and the historic Cribstone Bridge while relishing a range of culinary delights. From fresh brewed Carrabasset Coffee and homemade muffins in the morning to savory chowders, lobster rolls, deli sandwiches, and homemade pies for lunch, there's something to please every palate.
Whether arriving by land or sea, visitors can enjoy the picturesque scenery and cozy ambiance of the cafe's tables on the wharf or under the inviting awning on the shore. Salt Cod Cafe welcomes patrons from Memorial Day to September to indulge in a selection of fresh, homemade breakfast and lunch offerings amidst the charm of Orrs Island.
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Miles S.
8/19/2025
This spot's legendary. It may be in Timbuk88 but bruh, the food especially the chowdah, doesn't get more fresh. Small menu but the views overlooking the ocean are relaxing as hell, feel's like...
Nat S.
8/6/2024
Had clam chowder and lobster roll. Clam chowder was good, would order again. We were not impressed with the lobster roll but it was inoffensive, still was not worth ever reordering. We stopped...
P H.
7/3/2025
Good, fresh, food, lovely water view from the picnic benches. Bonus points for gluten free bread. Fun little gift shop. Worth a stop!
K L.
8/21/2024
No better way to start a morning than walking across the Cribstone bridge in anticipation of a scone from the Salt Cod café. The lightest, most delicious scones anywhere, the debate is which one...
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