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  1. Gott's Store - 111 Bass Harbor Rd

    111 Bass Harbor Rd, Southwest Harbor ME 04679

    4.4 Superb 125 reviews

    “Great little grocery store that has a little of everything. Great blueberry pie, good pizza, ice cream, groceries, gas…. They seemed to have it when we needed it in vacation. We went several times and always found what we needed.”

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  2. Southwest Foodmart IGA Grocery - ME - 101 Main Street

    101 Main Street, Southwest Harbor ME 04679

    3.8 Good 127 reviews

    “If you're staying in the Southwest Harbor area the IGA has most everything you need, including adult beverages. Good selection of groceries including organic produce. Easy to find.”

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  3. Wind and Wine by the Sea - 4 Breakneck Rd

    4 Breakneck Rd, Bar Harbor ME 04609

    4.7 Superb 24 reviews

    “If you are visiting Bar Harbor and drink wine, go here! This is an awesome little shop right outside of town with a great selection of wine at very good prices. We got a sancerre, a pinot nero, and they even have orange wine for those in the know. Fun little space in a retrofitted garage and the lady working was very friendly and knowledgable. A+ wine shop.”

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  5. TIMS - The Island Market & Supply - 40 N Rd

    40 N Rd, Swans Island ME 04685

    4.6 Superb 37 reviews

    “Loved Lily's attentiveness ❤️ Visited her a few times with my sister to pick things up for my grandmother. It's got fair prices and some great essentials so you don't have to make special trips off island”

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  6. Town Hill Market - 1339 Main St

    1339 Main St, Bar Harbor ME 04609

    4.4 Superb 79 reviews

    “I found this market to be quite expensive for sandwiches. When it's bust it's a tight squeeze to the register. I purchased a coffee. It was quite good.”

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  7. Hannaford - 86 Cottage Street

    86 Cottage Street, Bar Harbor ME 04609

    4.3 Superb 213 reviews

    “Recently spent some time in Bar Harbor and this Hannaford was the local option for normal groceries. It was great! Not a huge store but they made good use of their space and offered a nice mix of standard offerings and higher-end selections across all their major shelf categories. Produce was fresh and diverse, dairy offerings were solid, condiments and accessories were all on point. Big thumbs up to whoever's stocking the shelves and making the inventory selections, it was everything I needed for the rental house and a number of meals I cooked on site.”

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  8. Otter Creek Market - 47 Otter Creek Dr

    47 Otter Creek Dr, Mt Desert ME 04660

    4 Good 103 reviews

    “We didn't stay at the hotel, but we got food from the store. The chowder was great as was the lobster mac n cheese! Would definitely go there again to eat, loved the peacefulness of the area and quite picnic tables.”

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  9. Hannaford Pharmacy - 86 Cottage St

    86 Cottage St, Bar Harbor ME 04609

    3.6 Good 51 reviews

    “They are sadly understaffed, but it's a great pharmacy- it's Bar Harbor where life is a little slower, a little nicer pace so be kind to these people- they work very hard. The lead pharmacist is wonderful if you are patient and kind. Plan ahead for your needs- great people.”

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  10. Pine Tree Market - 121 Main St

    121 Main St, Northeast Harbor ME 04662

    3.2 Average 68 reviews

    “I found everything I needed, unfortunately the spray for my pan was damaged, which is what I recommend checking before paying or taking your product, mine seemed to work well but after the first use it didn't work anymore.”

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