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This place is a gem in Maine’s culinary scene. I knew this state is known for its food and this place does not disappoint. Everything was so good! Starting with the nachos and a deliciously spicy and acidic salsa Rocha, this has been an enjoyable experience from beginning to end, and trust me when I say: I know what good food is. Look at my google reviewer points and you know this review is the real deal. You gotta try the quesadillas and the fajitas! The best thing: the prices are really cheap for the quality and the quantity that you get! So stop by on your way to Acadia or be like us and plan your next road trip from New Mexico directly to Casa Jalisco

Came here for a quick coffee to go but this place seemed like a cool area to hang out, too. It has a nice flair and I really liked the idea of the chalky wall. The coffee, a "Japanese iced coffee", was a regular iced coffee that tasted watery, sourly and bitter, unfortunately not that well balanced. Certainly not the best coffee I had in my life, and trust me, I'm a local guide who has been to the mother womb of coffee, that is Italy.