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Reviews on American food in Gray, Maine, United States. Gray is a town in Cumberland County, Maine, United States. The population was 7,761 at the 2010 census. It is part of the Portland–South Portland–Biddeford, Maine metropolitan statistical area. Gray is located at the intersection of state Routes 4, 26, 100, 115, 202 and the Maine Turnpike exit 63 midway between Portland and the Lewiston-Auburn metropolitan area. The town includes frontage on Little Sebago Lake, Crystal Lake, and Forest Lake.
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10. Cafe Sebago
Overall Ratings
4 based on 62 reviews
Reviewed By SebagoSurfer
The food here is really good. We have been several times and the food does not disappoint. You won't find anything fancy here, but they cook and flavor the basics exceptionally well. I have had the pot roast and the alfredo, both are the best I have had...anywhere!They really need to improve/change a few things.When you first walk into the restaurant, you stand beside the waitress station while you wait to get seated. Not only is this crowded and awkward, it's disgusting. They have water pitchers and other server items right beside you while you wait to be seated. If someone came in sneezing, coughing, etc...these items would be completely covered with germs and grossness. This station needs to be relocated.The staff is neither friendly nor welcoming. In the three times I have been there, I have always felt like the staff was "put out" by having a customer and the service has been horrible. Not slow, per se, just non-existent. The server will bring your food, then promptly ignore you for the rest of your meal.The food IS SO GOOD. It simply should not be missed. We will get takeout from now on to avoid the unpleasant staff, which ruins the whole dining out experience.
9. Pat's Pizza
Overall Ratings
4 based on 85 reviews
Reviewed By TACOB0B
We had family visiting from out of state and wanted a pizza, so we decided to give Pat's a try. Ordered a large pizza with everything, two Ruben sandwiches, one hot Italian sausage sandwich, a order of onion rings and two orders of fried mushrooms. My brother-in-law liked the pizza. I liked the sausage sandwich, the Ruben sandwiches were DRY. 95% meat, 4% cabbage 1% dressing. Just to dry to choke down, pitty. The onion rings were okay. We had ordered two orders of mushrooms, but got one container that we are assuming was supposed to be two. Not cool. Because one of the orders was for a person who does not like to eat/share food, so it was awarkard. I am not sure if we will try this again, maybe...
8. Fishermen's Catch
Overall Ratings
4 based on 90 reviews
Local family operated business in the heart of the lakes region, serving Maine's finest seafood. Shop our seafood market stocked with Maine's popular fresh seafood to accommodate your own recipes at home. Indulge in our seafood restaurant with made to ord
Reviewed By traveling_with_kathy
After being away from Maine for 9 years I recently spent a 3-day weekend. I stopped by Fishermenâs catch for a lobster roll. OMG. So good! The roll had a generous amount of lobster. Absolutely delicious. There is indoor and outdoor seating. Connected to the Lobster Shack is a seafood store. I used to buy live lobsters here when I lived in Windham.
7. Stones Cafe & Bakery
Overall Ratings
4 based on 46 reviews
Great food made from scratch, daily bakery, serving breakfast all day + serving lunch. We also have Bloody Mary's, Mimosas, Bailey's & Coffee, Beer + Wine.
Reviewed By 382cassandrah
I worked at a very busy diner style breakfast place on cape cod for ten years so I have somewhat high expectations for breakfast- i hope that someone from stones reads this as my comments are meant to be constructive. (1) temperature- Weâve been twice to Stones now. Both times the restaurant was uncomfortably hot. Today is a cool, rainy day and it was honestly 15 degrees cooler outside. The many fans and small ac units do not cut it. Invest in real AC installed by a company that understands restaurant ventilation. (2) coffee. It tastes like gasoline. The mugs are big and so cute. They need to be filled good coffee. (3) timing. Food takes FOREVER. We were a party of two and we waited 40 minutes from time of ordering for our basic breakfasts. That is simply unacceptable in a breakfast restaurant. Figure out what the problem is and solve it. It was a Sunday and was moderately busy but it should never ever take that long for an omelette. Our waitress basically admitted avoiding us because she knew our food was taking so long. (4) food. My omelette was small but decent. Homemade English muffins were good but no grape jelly and other jelly choices were mediocre. The fresh baked items are a plus and a differentiator for them versus other breakfast places near by. My husband loves the monster hash. (5) price is fine but more expensive than cole farms nearby which has good food, significantly faster service and ACSummary- for the price and the cons above I would say itâs not worth it but definitely has potential if mgmt focuses on fixing their issues.
6. Chutes Family Restaurant
Overall Ratings
4 based on 117 reviews
Reviewed By Ebrutscher
Wonderful breakfast. Tried last year and again this year. Variety of dishes and all delicious. Waffles, sausage gravy with biscuits great flavor, fresh fruit cups, fresh coffee, only thing was watery poached eggs but they quickly replaced. Service quick and customer friendly
5. Bob's Seafood
Overall Ratings
4 based on 166 reviews
Reviewed By Christine W
Great seafood. Newly redecorated with a nice new bar and outdoor seating. Tables in the new addition are limited and sometimes can get a little noisy. Right on 302 it is a very convenient location and there is plenty of parking. Good prices, good food, full bar!
4. Good Life Market
Overall Ratings
4 based on 147 reviews
Reviewed By sorrylaurie
Our family has been to the Good Life Market a few times and have never been disappointed. The sandwiches are always fresh and delicious. I had the Erin Go Braugh and it was wonderful; Artisan bread, thinly sliced corned beef, cheddar cheese, red onion, and pickle. My husband had a chicken salad wrap and my aunt had a pesto, mozzarella and tomato pocket. We were filled for hours! They also have so much to offer in their market and their bakery items look scrumptious.
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3. New Gloucester Village Store
Overall Ratings
5 based on 72 reviews
Reviewed By souzaigor
Food is fantastic: fresh, well prepared and tasty. Good menu, with plenty of options, nice and different beverages. Pizzas are very fresh, I would recommend them. The market has some interesting local products, it is worthy to take a look. Staff really friendly, the model seems to be trust-based, where you consume and go to the cashier to pay. Really interesting and nice.
Maine, United States Food Guide: 6 Pub food Must-Eat Restaurants & Street Food Stalls in Gray
2. Subway
Reviewed By jonathan h
this subway is a breakfast and sandwich shop. The restaurant is always clean and the condiments are fresh. I feel they are at the top of the fast food market. They also have coffee for the breakfast time.Personnel are always friendly and courteous.
1. Cole Farms Restaurant & Pub
Overall Ratings
3 based on 199 reviews
Newly renovated family restaurant with a pub. Food is extremely tasty with pizza, burgers, salads, steaks, and many tasty italian dishes.
Reviewed By lcwbates
Stop to have lunch and found the establishment to be clean, friendly and have a great selection of food at reasonable pricing.
