121 Long Beach Avenue, York ME 03909
“Incredible staff service and food. Everything is reasonably priced, and considering the view you would expect to pay much more. Subs are highly recommended. Very tasty. !”
381 US-1, York ME 03909
“Tom was so super friendly and Dave friendly as well. We had such a fun experience getting my friend’s Christmas tree here! What a great place to stop before heading back to Boston.”
Oceanside Ave, York ME 03909
“Teeny tiny inside but with a huge selection of tasty hot food to go, and some sizable picnic tables with umbrellas, considering the location (on Long Sands). I liked that it was very close to the beach restrooms, so we could get our young daughter there quickly if needed. The personal pizzas are 7” and a great value, even with added toppings, though I didn’t like that the mushrooms were canned… Bacon and pepperoni were crispy and delicious, though!”
230 York Street, York ME 03909
“Simple gas station. We needed eggs and milk and plenty of convenience store items. Staff friendly but not from the area so couldn’t answer other questions. Felt safe around 7pm. Got what we needed”
679 Blue Star Memorial Highway, US-1, York ME 03909
“Worth stopping for coffee shop, bakery, and big pizza wing etc menu. Lots of selections you won't find elsewhere. Two single use clean restrooms with changing tables. I'm going to make this a regular stop, just wish I wasn't going out for dinner tonight so I could try more food lol”
400 US-1, York ME 03909
“Decent pharmacy. Some staff rougher around the edges but working in a pharmacy isnt the easiest job yknow.Snack, liquor, and food selection is fair to good for a pharmacy”
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