Best Breakfast and Brunch Places in Acadia National Park

"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."

"Jeannie's Great Maine Breakfast, located in Bar Harbor, ME, a casual, dog friendly, and locally owned breakfast spot where Fido is welcome to join you at an outdoor table. You are sure to find exactly what you are craving with a vast array of menu options. From homemade oatmeal bread with their signature strawberry rhubarb jam that you will find on every table, to their amazing blueberry pancakes."

"The list of the best Bar Harbor restaurants can’t be complete without a great breakfast spot. Great Maine Breakfast serves up some of the best breakfast in Bar Harbor. It’s located in downtown Bar Harbor and boasts a tremendous view of the sunrise as it peeks over the Cadillac Mountains that grace the area."

"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."

"19 Clark Point Rd, Southwest Harbor, Mount Desert Island, ME 04679-4415American, CafeBreakfast, BrunchTakeout, Outdoor Seating, Seating, Wheelchair Accessible, Live Music[email protected]+1 207-244-3007http://commongoodsoupkitchen.org"

"One of my family’s traditions when visiting Bar Harbor is to grab lunch to-go at Epi’s and then head to Acadia National Park for a picnic at Little Hunter’s Beach. We usually get grinders (aka subs or hoagies), plus an assortment of whoopie pies and giant cookies. There’s seating inside if you prefer to eat there, rather than picnic outside."

"Located next to the Atlantic Brewing Company, the pet-friendly Mainely Meat BBQ has plenty of outdoor seating where you can sit with your dog. Mainely Meat is serving barbecue classics like pulled pork, smoked chicken, ribs and sausage, plus New York Strip Steak. Sides are potato salad, coleslaw and beans."

"I've stopped here a few times and they always have such amazing food. I live almost an hour away and still come here. They allow dogs to come as well..."

"143 Main St., Northeast Harbor, Mount Desert, Mount Desert Island, ME 04662American, SeafoodBreakfast, Lunch, DinnerTakeout, Seating, Highchairs Available, Wheelchair Accessible, Serves Alcohol, Full Bar, Table Service[email protected]+1 207-276-5147http://colonelsrestaurant.com/"

"One of my family’s traditions when visiting Bar Harbor is to grab lunch to-go at Epi’s and then head to Acadia National Park for a picnic at Little Hunter’s Beach. We usually get grinders (aka subs or hoagies), plus an assortment of whoopie pies and giant cookies. There’s seating inside if you prefer to eat there, rather than picnic outside."

"357 Main St, Southwest Harbor, Mount Desert Island, ME 04679-4404American, Bar, SeafoodLunch, DinnerReservations, Seating, Highchairs Available, Wheelchair Accessible, Serves Alcohol, Full Bar, Table Service, Live Music[email protected]+1 207-244-5842http://www.cafedrydockinn.com/"

"There are a couple benches where you can sit with your dog at the pet-friendly Morning Glory Bakery. Morning Glory offers a variety of baked goods, from cupcakes to danishes, and also serves a small selection of egg sandwiches and bagels for breakfast. Check the bakery's Facebook page for their daily specials, like focaccia or churros."

"Never question your allegiance to a Bar Harbor ice cream shop again; Ben & Bill's Chocolate Emporium has them all beat. The family-owned shop makes their own candies, chocolates, and ice cream, so you'll have a difficult time leaving the shop with just one dessert. If you want a taste of Maine, order their blueberry ice cream (or if you're feeling adventurous, their lobster ice cream)."

"Random review: "The employees were friendly, the prices reasonable and the serving sizes good as well. It's a cute little store and right on the main strip, definitely worth a visit to cure your ice cream or chocolate craving after a day of hiking at Acadia."

"Hiking TrailsLong Pond Road, Southwest Harbor, ME MoreLess Info. Located in Acadia National Park, Mansell Mountain has trails for visitors to hike on that lead to its summit. From the top, visitors can see panoramic views of the mountain range, valley, and ponds."

"Start your day at the Lighthouse on Cape d’Or. There’s a beautiful lighthouse with sweeping views of the Bay of Fundy and a lighthouse keeper’s residence-turned-inn where you can stay or enjoy a homecooked meal. They serve breakfast from 8-9 am, but if you start your day a bit later, lunch is available as of about 11:30, and you’ll definitely enjoy their chowders and fishcakes."

"Perched on a sea cliff in the southwest section of Mount Desert Island, Bass Harbor Head Lighthouse is one of Acadia’s historic landmarks. Built in 1858, the charming lighthouse marks the entrance to Bass Harbor and offers gorgeous seaside views. This is one of my favorite sunset spots in Acadia National Park, and I always have my camera ready here."

"It is the iconic lighthouse that is visible on every pic of the national park making it is the most photographed location. Located on the cliffside, it is a picture-perfect location for mesmerizing views of the ocean. Built way back in 1858, it is situated on the southwestern side of Mount Desert Island."