Sweet Maple Cafe

Food is fresh and healthy but didn’t have a ton of flavor. Staff is kinda unfriendly.

Stopped here for a late breakfast on a Sunday. Not fancy, a bit cramped in the winter when there is no outdoor space. No table service, you order at the counter and bus your own tray. Food was slow in coming given how few orders they had waiting, but a sign on the door was advertising for every kind of staff imaginable, so they must be looking for employees who know the food business. Toast was excellent… Thick sliced and not from the grocery store. Eggs, sausage, veggie scramble all very ordinary. Not bad, just ordinary.

Great little spot with friendly & efficient service. Tasty homemade treats and delicious wraps & pain is.

We were here in Sept 2014, just getting back to publishing the review.
Blt with avacado wrap– very good
Turkey sandwich with sprouts– very good
Hot Chai tea latte — delicious, so much better than St**b**k*.
Cookie — yummy
And dog biscuit — dogs loved it
Outdoor patio good to eat on with your dog, cushioned patio chairs in front.
Clean bathroom

The food is average, the service is horrible. We’ve been here twice and won’t be back. Each time at least one thing that was ordered was not served. The first time they forgot a side of bacon and a muffin, the second time they forgot two sides of pancakes.

Gluten free food. Nice big parking lot. It took forever to order the food but the food came pretty quickly. Delicious food. Great selection of vegetarian meal especially the summer sandwich with vegetarian chilli with lots of cheese on top corn bread.

Stopped here on the way out of town. We wanted something more healthy than your typical fast food for the long ride home.
We liked that they allow dogs to sit on the OUTSIDE patio, however chose not to do so because it was very hot on the patio and cooler in the shade in the parking lot.
The atmosphere in the small café is very very charming and nicely decorated. Even the patio area is nice but in full sun during the afternoon.
It wasn’t particularly busy but we did have to wait 10 minutes to get our order.
The ice coffee wasn’t bad. Probably slightly higher quality that you would find at McD’s but not as good as Dunkins.
I ordered the TUNA wrap. I really was impressed with the different options they had for the wrap. I chose wheat. The tuna was high quality and tasty but the problem is it was PASTED ON! I was basically eating a lettuce and tomato wrap with a tuna spread. For $ 11 (with drink) I expected something a little bit more filling.
My son had the grill cheese with bacon and only ate ½ of it (and he usually eats everything).
No complaints from my wife with her steak sandwich. With so many other options in this area. It would be a while before trying them again (especially since most sandwich options are $ 10 or more).
Free WIFI is available!

Horrible service and long waits! Do not go here unless you have 50 minutes to wait for your food. I finally left after waiting 35 minutes for an omelette– they hadn’t even started it by that time… and it wasn’t busy. We also had a very untasty banana walnut bread in the meantime. Save yourself and avoid this hole.

Forgot our waters after asking times, and also subbed out sides for chips without telling us nor apologizing — they apparently ran out of their side dish. And we’re closing at 4. Mind you we were 1 of 2 parties here at this moment. Also the sign on the door clearly states open until 5.
Also they offer «fresh» fruit smoothies but they haven’t a clue what the «premade mixture» is comprised of. As far as I’m concerned premade ≠ fresh?
Won’t be back :)

Good food although a bit pricey for what you get.
I ordered the chicken mozzarella sandwich, cup of soup, lemon square, and bottle of water, that with the senior discount came to over $ 15 for lunch, but the food was good.
Nice décor with some seating room indoors and more outdoors.
Counter and kitchen service by nice people.

Great for breakfast! After getting rained out of Saco, we decided to grab some breakfast. I got an egg, cheese and bacon on a croissant breakfast sandwich… Let me tell you, that croissant was outstanding. Yum.
My husband got the Valley Logger (I think that’s what it was called) with the buttermilk pancakes — so light and fluffy — and the whole wheat French toast, which I thought was too dense.
My friend also got the Valley Logger with the challah bread French toast, and THAT was amazing!
We didn’t care for the artificial maple syrup at the tables considering the name of the joint, but it’s fine.
Loved that they use coffee ice cubes in their ice coffee. Solid breakfast place, I’d go again next year.