The Fish House Grill offers great seafood at affordable family prices, and all with spectacular views of Frenchman Bay.

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Established in 1986, Galyn’s offers a cozy, comfortable and relaxed ambiance. Located in a restored 1890s boarding house, Galyn’s provides a homey charm yet with a touch of elegance—a rare combination these days.

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The Morning Glory Bakery offers a wide variety of freshly baked pastries, bagels, breads and cakes.  Try a blueberry danish, jam spot or coffee cake to start off your morning—stop back in later and let them pack you a box lunch.  Prosciutto, fresh mozzarella, curried chicken or just plain turkey sandwiches served on one of their great homemade breads (sourdough, onion walnut, anadama, french, wheat, oatmeal, three-seed, rye or pumpernickel,) is perfect for taking with you on your tour of scenic Bar Harbor.

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325 Main Street, Bar Harbor, Maine 04609
207-288-0999
www.mdiic.com

MDI ice cream has less air than most ice creams, making it a denser product. Plus a high butterfat content gives it a rich creamy texture.

Come visit Mount Desert Island Ice Cream at 7 Firefly Lane (just off of Main Street, right across from the Village Green, next to the municipal bathrooms and the fire station.) They also have a new location on 325 Main Street. 288-0999

33 Cottage Street, Bar Harbor, Maine 04609
207-288-1233

Let them make you a fresh lobster or crab roll stuffed to the max with fresh, hand picked, local Maine lobster or crab.  All rolls are baked fresh daily and prepared in an authentic coastal Maine manner.  Spot Grill also offers fried clam baskets overflowing with local whole belly clams and fresh cut Coney Island style French fries.

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The Testa credo, “Pines in the summer, palms in the winter,” symbolizes more than 100 years of family history in the restaurant business. Located at 53 Main Street, and also approachable from Cottage Street through the Bayside Landing, the northern Testa’s opened in downtown Bar Harbor in 1934.

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