Wild Oats Bakery & Café

This place is fantastic. A must visit if you’re in Brunswick! We only make it up once a year and make a point to stop every time. I’ve sampled many of their drinks and desserts and I’ve never been disappointed. Tons of gluten free and vegan options! Their market items feature local goods and art as well as some packaged food products and kitchenware. We will definitely be back!

I walked in and was in heaven! It’s a dream for anyone with a sweet tooth. Their variety is endless and everything is fresh and made in house. We tried a number of items including the cloud cookies, the cupcakes, millionaire shortbread, browned butter cookie, and the swiss roll. All of it was delicious and we had no complaints. We especially liked the eating area where you can hang out and eat or meet, work, etc. Would be a great spot for lunch or breakfast too. The staff was friendly and helpful too. We spent way too much on snacks but it was worth it.

Sad to say, but do not get the wraps. Maybe I got a one off but I opened it In disbelief that it was made for a full grown adult. I’ve been there plenty of times where the sandwich’s are pretty generous in size. It’s just hard to believe you pay about the same price for a wrap the same as a sandwich is all. Will continue to support, just be wary of the size disparity!

My husband and I absolutely loved this place and we are so happy we stopped on the way from Portland to Bar Harbor. Their baked goods are out of this world and their selection is unreal! The staff was very friendly as well and they have a beautifully atmospheric outdoor dining area! 100% recommend!

Wow very fresh delicious sandwhiches! The bread is made fresh and everything they put on it is wicked good! I got the turkey my boyfriend got pulled pork and they were both phenomenal. I also got the potato corn chowder which was amazing. The bakery section is huge with so many options. The staff were super friendly and helpful. We were traveling so they gave us a bag of ice so we could safely transport our desserts home. The Maine blueberry cupcake was out of this world. I look forward to visiting again

I absolutely love this place. The food is amazing, the staff is extremely friendly, and is full of goodies! They have expanded their hardlines section to include more made in Maine items, things from local artists and creators, as well as supporting the local schools. If you want the full Wild Oats experience, go early in the morning when all the pastries are plentiful. I also love their premade meals and baked goods you can take home and cook yourself!

Wild Oats is one of my favorite places to visit! There’s always something new to try, and I love their desserts and food. Some of the dishes are a bit pricey, but they’re made with real ingredients and worth it. I highly recommend visiting Wild Oats often! The staff is always friendly and attentive. The only downside is that parking can be a bit tricky, especially during peak hours. You can park in the Outback lot or around the building. Updated: I still love wild-oats HOWEVER I drive 2 hours to get to them and they took away my favorite dessert which was popular amount many people! When I asked if I could preorder it they could not give me an answer. Still good food , but sometimes you shouldn’t change a good thing , also IF TAKING DESSERT BARS TO GO - do NOT let them stack them as they will melt into each-other like mine did, when I got home and put them in fridge 2 of my bats were destroyed ! Will still go back. But am disappointed!

Went to Maine, wild oats to get the popular inciardi mini prints and was a little overwhelmed by the amazing product they have in the store and luckily Olive (I believe is her name) greated us so kindly and helped us pick out choices. Thank you for making our experience fantastic!

I try not to come often because I want every single thing when I do!! Homemade eclair? Yes, please. Pumpkin spice latter? Yes! Lobster Mac & cheese? Yes! Gluten free snacks? The most delicious soups? Freshly baked bread? Pies - both cooked and take home to cook. AND Locally made soaps, small gifts for friends, new dish towels for me, books for the grandchildren? Yes, yes, yes. They are not inexpensive but these are quality ingredients. Everything is soooooo good.

We love coming to Wild Oats! We love how they have so much to offer -- breakfast + lunch, coffee + pastries, cakes etc. everything made to order. Friendly staff. Plenty of seating. It really is a great atmosphere.

This is the best version of a local place that found success. It's my favorite place in Brunswick, the baked goods are to die for, the sandwiches, soups, and salads are all incredible, and it's a wonderful coffee shop too! I love to try new things on the massive menu because each time, I am delighted and obsessed. (The chocolate orange cookie always hits the spot) And the staff is also so nice and great! The price is worth it because it's naturally sourced food and imo that's worth paying for instead of some massive company that farms inhumanly. Also, the owners are super sweet. Really my favorite spot, 6/5

Wild Oats is just 20,000 square feet of pure happiness. As you prepare to order your sandwich you walk by long glass cases full of colorful salads, flavorful noodle dishes, fresh fruit and vegetable combinations. On the other side of the room are long glass cases full of delicious cakes, pies, cups cakes, and pastries, where they also make special coffee drinks. There are so many choices of sandwiches, wraps, and paninis, but my favorites are paninis: the green monster (avocado, cheddar, spinach, green pepper, and pesto mayo), and the avocado toast (avocado, goat cheese, tomato, spinach, onions, and boursin). I always try to save room for dessert--last time I had a mint brownie with chocolate ganache--it was amazing. Their fresh baked cookies are also the best around! The service is always patient and prompt, and there are beautiful murals painted on the outside of the building as well as on the walls of the indoor, post and beam style seating area. I've been going to Wild Oats for more than twenty years and even though I miss the "old" Wild Oats, next to the Eveningstar Cinema at The Tontine Mall, this location still offers the vegetarian friendly foods and delicious bakery I've always looked forward to, but also what Wild Oats of the future really needed: plenty of parking, plenty of seating, and a large area to prepare all of their delicious confections.

An absolutely outstanding and amazing place to be in Maine. From cookies to muffins to fresh sandwiches to soup and more you can't go wrong with any choice you make. The prices are a little high however you get what you pay for which is quality and fresh food. If you're coming for a fresh loaf of bread, be mindful that they often run out by the afternoon and the last time I was in you had to pre-order the bread because that's how good it is! This is definitely a great stop for a family lunch.

This was the first time visiting this bakery/cafe for my wife and I and wow I did not expect it to be this large. In this area I have really only been to Flight Deck Brewing and since our last visit this area has had so much development now. They have plenty of parking available and the secondly seating inside and out has a lot of options. Like I mentioned we did not expect the massive size when we got inside. You are first greeted by the large amount of baked goods so you all of your senses can be overwhelmed. Your eyes are glued upon the treats, your nose is greeted by the wonderful smells, and mouth will start drooling but this is just the start! My wife instantly decided on the blueberry danish and I had my eyes on the maple danish. Then after you grab your baked goods and wander around the rest of their space you will find hot breakfast sandwiches, burritos, smoothies, and soooo much more. Also even though we were there for breakfast you could also see they have a huge section for soups and a large amount of deli lunch sandwiches you can order too. Besides our treats, my wife and I both grabbed a breakfast sandwich and then a tea and a smoothie. Once you make all your choices you then go to checkout and afterwards can take your stuff to go or enjoy them inside or out. It's almost cafeteria like in a way. This is a spot we will remember if we find ourselves around here or want to revisit to try more of their large offerings. The staff we dealt with were friendly and the foods we grabbed were delicious. Due to their outside space as well they seem to partner up with local makers to host little markets. Was perfect to browse after enjoying our food and drinks. A bakery/cafe worth checking out!

We came here for lunch on a Saturday, and I was pleased. It reminds me of a mini Whole Foods! There are about 6-7 different soups where you can serve yourself. There was a long line to order (about 10 people in front) but it actually moved fast. Keep in mind, this spot is pricey, but I expected it. They have a great selection of sandwiches and salads to choose from, as well as per pound sides (potato salad, pasta salad, etc). I chose the harvest turkey on a GF wrap. I wish they had GF bread as well as I would've preferred that. I was under the impression my wrap would be cold, but it came out warm. It was still good, but they could've put a bit more meat in it. The indoor seating area is big and spacious, as well as the outdoor part. They also have a ton of premade entrees and desserts in the cooler you can buy! Afterwards, we went back for coffee and dessert. They have yummy seasonal lattes and a HUGE variety of desserts, including many gluten free ones. For the 3 of us, lunch, drinks, coffee & dessert, we spent about $70.

My sister was raving about this place so of course we had to come! She says that they often sell out of certain items so we made sure to come earlier than later. There are seats outside and inside to enjoy the many items you probably will buy since there was so much to check out including soups, sandwiches, desserts, frozen prepared meals, smoothies, and more. They do offer samples of the 12 types of soups that had out which I thought was amazing that they had so many and we actually got to base our choices off of more than just looks. In the end, we decided on the wild mushroom soup as well as Italian wedding which were great! I loved the amount of fresh herbs they cook with and how well everything worked together. We also grabbed a garden salad that was perfectly shredded for easy consumption. For smoothies I got to try their green version as well as the tropical in which I enjoyed the tropical more. We were excited to try their frozen eggplant, Shepard pies, and meatloaf but we didn't get end getting to it unfortunately. Nonetheless, we had such a fun time shopping around however the prices are pretty high. The staff were so nice and the place was very comfortable and casual. Definitely family and large group friendly. Would love to come again!

Wild Oats Bakery & Cafe in Brunswick, Maine is such a great place to grab something to eat, meet up with friends, or get some (school)work done. The choices available for coffee, sandwiches, and bakery/pastries are great. There are many Grab-n-Go options, or you can custom order your sandwich. There are market and souvenir items, as well. The employees were friendly, and helpful for us out-of-towners. The building is absolutely beautiful, starting with the outside painting of berries and flowers, the inside mural, and large dining areas...both indoors and outside, complete with sun shade sails. I wish we had a Wild Oats in my hometown.

This is an amazing place. Our visit was the first since it had moved. Layout inside was a little confusing but we made our way! Delicious savory choices and simply some of the best desserts around. We sampled several. Great place to gather, find great entrees , they have a frozen area too! Take some home for future meals. Great to be back ! Same quality! More room!

Wild oats is like an upscale deli where you can buy supplies to make your own meals later or order custom made sandwiches. It was a rainy day so I had a hankering for soup but they had run out. I bet it's delicious. Everything looks prepared with love and fresh ingredients. Our sandwiches were delicious. Yummy Curry chicken salad and the other was tasty oat walnut burger. The foodhall acoustics were such that it was very loud. Not totally relaxing. But nice and clean.

Very allergy accommodating. Friendly staff, easy walk through a super cute neighborhood. Worth trying. Had a low sugar, vegan apple muffin made with oat flour. Filling & a perfect breakfast for me with a tea latte from another local business.

This place is so cute! The mural and outdoor seating area are both so beautiful. It was a bit overwhelming going in for the first time, there could definitely be a bit of a better spatial flow between ordering, paying, and the shelves of merchandise. People are kind of all over, especially at a busier times. But the food was great and was prepared quickly! I also ordered a maple matcha which was delicious.

Wild Oats is simply fantastic - they make everything fresh, and the space is huge and beautiful. I do find myself visiting a bit less now that they're in Cook's Corner, but it's nice having easy parking and in-and-out. I would highly recommend checking out the catering as well - there are pretty limited grab-and-go catering options in southern Maine for affordable prices, and they make it really easy. They helped save my organization once when the caterer canceled and Whole Foods catering was randomly closed for a few weeks. I've truly never had a bad sandwich or baked good here, so you can't go wrong.

My favorite place! Everything is so delicious, fresh and healthy (even the chocolate items--my favs). Great staff. I like that they support the arts, being a sponsor of MSMT; and that they hire a diverse workforce. Ordering ahead is very convenient, since they run out of my favorite muffins sometimes. Love this business!

Food and drinks are great Inside Seating area has no acoustic dampening and is very hard to carry on a conversation. Not a good place for seniors or people with hearing aids.

Thank you Wild Oats Bakery for making the highest quality baked goods in the area. You've been a tradition for my family for years. So many favorites from your enormous selection of freshly baked cookies to your daily pastries. Your baked goods are always affordable and delicious. The whole place is clean and orderly with so many places to eat onsite either indoors or outside. I love that Wild Oats is a big local employer who takes great care of their employees. For all those cheapskates writing reviews based on the cost of quality baked goods, I'd recommend making them at home yourself and learning what goes into making a consistent high quality product. Just a heads up, butter and eggs are a little more expensive than you thought and increasing by the month so you'd better hurry up.

Alway a good lunch. The Rachael is favorite. Got a frozen Chicken Tiki Masala for another meal at home. Very good.

Very disappointed in a mixed berry pie I ordered to bring to a friend's house for Thanksgiving. It was very over cooked & could not even get it out of the pie tin. Crust all stuck to the pan. Unable to eat it. Waste of 29.99

Wonderful staff & food! Upscale sandwiches drinks and baked goods! Gluten-free & vegan options for all!!

Stopped in with my sister in law, who is gluten and dairy free. This place has quite a few options for her as well as a large array of desserts for everyone's tastes. There is a coffee/dessert counter, frozen food section, flavored popcorn, chips, juices, and local products. I enjoyed browsing the shop a couple of times during my trip. My family enjoyed the cookies, blueberry cheesecake, the chocolate bomb, juice and more. I opted for churro rice krispie treats. They were loaded with cinnamon and surprisingly kept soft for several days. They had quite a few other interesting rice krispie flavors. There's a huge seating area in the back, both inside and out. We sat outside for a little while.

It is definitely not good for someone with sensory issues it is very loud and crowded. The staff are ok I haven't had a issues with anyone but I am usually pretty quick in there but they're ok. The food is delicious for people who are healthy and have many allergies.

If you're in the Brunswick, Maine, area and are just driving up the coast via Route 1, and you're any bit hungry at all you must stop at Wild Oats. Only a mile or two off the highway. But so worth it! They have the most amazing homemade pastries, their delicious homemade soups that will satisfy any hunger pangs, as well as great sandwiches and other items. They also offer Maine touristy bling. Hats and T-shirts and bags, etc. They have a large seating area that's high ceilinged and bright with lots of glass ... although it's a bit noisy. It's very friendly. Everyone who works there is very pleasant. Stop by and let me know how it goes!

Wow, what can I say? Wild Oats has so many yummy options! We timed our visit for mid afternoon when they mark down some of their baked goods. We got some Pecan Sandies and Everything cookies. They were very large and very flavorful. Wild Oats is very large with a bakery, prepared food and seating area. They have sandwiches, wraps and paninis, $10.95-$12.95. They have many varieties of soups and prepared meals. All the employees I observed were friendly and remained on task. I will come back to Wild Oats when I am in the area. Next time I will try their bread and a whoopie pie.

Absolutely love the Dairy Free and Gluten Free selection and the service is great! Any time we are in the area THIS is the place to go!

Delicious Wild Goat Paninis, Whoopie Pies, comforting soups, and Al fresco dining - what more could you ask for?? Decided to stop in for lunch based on all the Yelp high praise and am so glad I did! Very justified high rating here. For my lunch I grabbed a small soup - Leek/Onion/Potato/Bacon - and it was lovely! Brothy with a deep, root-veggie flavor with hints of bacon - perfect balance and great for a warm up on this slightly cool fall day while sitting outside in the fresh air on their lovely patio. I also got the Wild Goat Panini and this sandwich was SOOO darn good!! Layers of smokey turkey, TONS of light, creamy goat cheese (all melty from the heating), veggies and perfectly toasty bread. My favorite part of the day haha! Highly recommend this one if you like goat cheese. And no visit to any New England town would be complete without a yummy Whoopie Pie treat for dessert!! This is an absolute MUST - became one of my fave desserts in the world! They have a large food store inside where you order - a great place to stop on any road trip! Tons of goodies and other desserts and all sorts of stuff! Very industrial sort of vibe and great patio seating. Order at the counter style (not table service). Inside seating was giving off cafeteria vibes - minimal and functional. There's helpful staff here, clean restrooms, and plenty of parking.

This place is wonderful. They have a lot of cute cards, gift things. They also have fresh bread, soups, frozen meals, pastries, bars, cupcakes, cookies, etc. there is a large dining area and it is clear that this is a loved community space. Be sure to go early enough (by noon or so) to get the soup of your choice. I LOVED the small dessert pies. Tried key lime, peanut butter, and chocolate mousse. They were divine. We had to go back for more the next day! The sandwiches were very good (try their chicken salad) but needed a bit more filling.

This place is no doubt, one of the best places to get cupcakes and soup. Wish the prices were a little less, but we do like this place a lot. Staff is always super friendly.

The first time I visited the new Wild Oats location, I was a little thrown off by the layout. The space is huge, which is great in some ways, but it made it kind of confusing to figure out where everything was. As someone who's both vegan and gluten free, I really appreciate that they have a decent number of options. I've enjoyed their sandwiches, and it's clear they're making an effort to be inclusive of different dietary needs. However, I did notice that the gluten-free cookies are placed very close to the regular cookies. That makes me nervous because it increases the risk of cross-contamination, which is a serious issue for people with allergies or sensitivities. I understand that things like this happen, but I also think businesses can--and should--try harder to prevent it. Price-wise, it definitely leans expensive. I get that everything is handmade and high-quality, and I love that, but it's still a bit of a splurge. I'd also love to see more vegan and gluten-free baked goods, especially when it comes to savory breakfast items. There are sweet treats here and there, but not much in the way of filling breakfast options. On the bright side, their soups are amazing--flavorful and comforting. The first time I went, I brought a friend who absolutely loved it and has gone back multiple times since. The seating area is very spacious, and the staff has always been friendly when I've visited. Still, the setup gives me school cafeteria vibes--not necessarily a bad thing, but not my favorite atmosphere either. Overall, Wild Oats has a lot going for it, and I appreciate the direction they're going in. With a few small changes, especially around food safety and more inclusive menu offerings, it could really become a go-to spot for people with dietary restrictions.

Wild Oats provided desserts for our wedding and did an amazing job. We were able to have different options to suit everyone's dietary preferences and allergies. We would highly recommend them to others!

Wow! The biggest problem eating at this restaurant is deciding what to eat! Endless delicious options (they had 16 soup options)! So very excited for having discovered this place. Just wish we had one closer to home!

Sign sharing with that Flight Deck Brewery that sucked the lunch food and beverage joy from me on that fateful day three weeks ago has me wondering - beating back the quizzical demons - I entered, because it's breakfast, who can be rude at breakfast?. Which way do I go? I'm standing behind registers looking for an opening which appears behind a line of people who aren't buying anything breakfast related and I was of the belief this was the businesses focus, so that was incorrect. Images flashed past my eyes, my electric cameras eye taking stills because the movements of the shoppers weren't fleet of foot. Take the lower body's moves - a combination of square dancing and slam dancing - I was dizzy and pulled a classic end around to the far wall. Like a man on a skyscrapers tiny ledge a moved slowly to the left then another left and found myself at the end of the line which I believed to be the front of the line. After correcting my position - the board appeared above me and there were 3 breakfast sandwiches, 2 of which were not what I had in mind. I ordered a half a pound of tuna salad ($13.49 per pound I believe) cracked the kid for a taste and proceeded to consume the entire container while waiting in the small triangular shaped waiting area which was back behind the registers. Egg & Bacon - I'm accustomed to Bacon and Egg - choice of four bread types was a nifty idea and played well with my backwards named breakfast. The name currently evades me, but I apparently pronounced it correctly. I believe that it's the third from the bottom on the list I'll post shortly. I kept hearing a microwave going "deet - deet - deet" and I'm going out on a pretty secure limb to say that were my eggs and bacon getting nuke prepared. As a former employee of Glendale Bake Shop in the mid 80s, we were the first to run that program in my town. The bacon had no crispiness, it was wobbly the fat only changed a little bit of color with brown tipped highlights - uninteresting and not appealing. I overheard the counter worker apologizing to the man before me because they burned his panini as all sandwiches come out of this back area, he had to wait for another one, I left and ate on my way to the urban assault vehicle - I met the nicest people out there and had two very wonderful conversations, albeit with my back to Flight Deck Brewery.

I lived in Bath a whole lot of years ago and frequented the original Wild Oats location often. After moving to Cumberland County in 1999 my visits to the bakery really ceased to exist. My son is now a freshman at Bowdoin so I can't let a visit to the bakery escape me whenever I'm up in Brunswick. My last visit I had a turkey sandwich on the BEST Anadama bread, their home made iced tea (I chose the Aunt Pandy's ice tea which was AMAZING and worth every penny!) and grabbed a compost cookie - also delicious! The staff was very helpful and friendly and the wait wasn't long at all. I'll be back up on Feb 14th and will absolutely be dropping in for another great meal.

I got a German chocolate cake here for my daughter's birthday and it was fantastic! One of the finest we've ever had, as German chocolate is both of our favorites. Well done Wild Oats, I can't recommend them highly enough!

This is NOT a safe place for people with celiac or gluten intolerance. I asked the person at the counter what was gluten free. She directed me to a large rack of "gluten free" cakes and pastries and stuff. I was excited. Finally a bakery with options for me. I got a chocolate cupcake and went on my way. I haven't been this sick in a long time. I am exhibiting all symptoms of my allergy and feel like garbage. Do better. If you advertise as gluten free make sure it's gluten free. You can really hurt someone. There were no signs warning anyone of possible contamination or anything. This is not right.

First, their food is top notch. Fresh ingredients and very well made. It is their customer service that leaves a lot to be desired. My husband suggested going here for breakfast so I checked out their menu. I am not eating carbs but saw they had breakfast sandwiches that I thought could be made without the bread. I was wrong. The young lady behind the counter told me I could get a sandwich and scrape off the fillings from the bread. For a back to nature, environmentally conscious establishment this is absurd. Waste bread like that when the sandwich is fresh made?

I stopped in today for coffee and desserts. The lunch rush was over and it was crazy busy. There were so many desserts to choose from. I purchased a lemon square as well as a carrot cake cupcake with cream cheese frosting. The cupcake was so good. It was moist and delicious. The lemon square was good with good texture and great lemon flavor. The mocha latte was really good as well. If you want to indulge in a dessert, this is the place to do it. There are so many options to choose from. I highly recommend this place.

I seem to always end up getting soup when I visit Wild Oats - it's so good. Now I can also recommend their frozen quiche - it warmed up very nicely when heated per the instructions. And their Chocolate Raspberry Sin mini cake was awesome. I have not had a single item at Wild Oats that was not worth every penny. Wish I lived closer.

Wild oats has been a regular stop for years. Whether it's a birthday cake (white cake with buttercream frosting with lemon curd with raspberry filing is delicious!) or a quick lunch soup and sandwich stop, the food is always fresh and made from quality ingredients. The service is usually friendly, but it can get a bit chaotic due to its popularity. Lots of options to choose from, so it is a great place to meet for friends, work colleagues or family. The "new"location on the former Navy base is larger with much more accommodating parking. A bit pricey, but worth it.

Chicken Caesar wrap: Well flavored, moist chicken with crisp lettuce, a little bit of grated parmesan, and a light touch on the dressing, all rolled in a spinach wrap and sliced in half. Maybe 7" long. Fine. But $13.99 with tax? I felt the fool for buying my lunch here. At least I didn't pay $2.50 for a can of soda or $3+ for a little cookie. Everything in this place was way overpriced. The cafeteria vibe was a turnoff and the whole Process of ordering one place, paying somewhere else (requiring a piece of paper that had a 20-second useful lifespan), and acquiring the package around a hidden corner was almost comical; maybe it's necessary when a busload comes through but with three customers in the store it's a disorienting obstacle course. Remember the size of my meal? For some reason they felt compelled to use an 18x25" sheet of plastic wrap to protect it. Wasteful, and it stunk up the car when unwrapped and tossed in the trash soon after the handover. No employee I came into contact with (n=3) seemed all that interested. I think I understand.

Definitely the best bakery in brunswick! I recommend the sandwiches and cookies. The staff is really nice, food is amazing and service is quick.

I feel like I've been giving out 5 star reviews a bit too freely lately but... Wild Oats is nothing if not a place that I truly must give an *enthusiastic* five star review to (in fact, can I petition to add a sixth star?). As a Bowdoin College alum, the Wild Oats on Maine St. in Brunswick was a staple of my college experience. I was very excited to hear about this new location on the Naval Air Base, and to finally get to visit it a few weeks ago. The new space is absolutely beautiful - even more spacious than the original spot, with huge areas for indoor and outdoor seating (those high ceilings in the indoor dining area are beauuuuutiful). For those not familiar, Wild Oats is an oasis of all things freshly-made. Incredible homemade desserts (the selection is incredible!); dozens (upon dozens!) of premade salads; an epic soup bar; and sandwiches galore (including build-your-own options). Oh, and just about every classic Maine-made snack or dessert under the sun (think Fox brand chips, whoopie pies, Little Lads herbal corn, Needhams, etc.). Wild Oats is a perfect spot for getting 'a little of this and a little of that.' Try a small size of a salad that looks good to you (I got one with Brussels sprouts, red onion, gouda, and maple - quite a delicious combination!)! Grab a dessert that is calling your name! Sample the soups and pick a cup of the one you love the most! The only problem I have at Wild Oats is that my eyes tend to be bigger than my mouth and I end up wanting a little bit of everything. Guess that means I just have to keep coming back!

Love their soups but they have started LOADING the fish chowder & chicken chowder with potatoes. Trying to save money I assume? The food is great but RIDICULOUSLY overpriced. Why is a mini cheesecake over $12??? Shame on you Wild Oats. You are keeping away so many hungry people with your inflated prices.

Super cute place. Surrounded by breweries and the old naval station. Confusing layout inside. You order everything and get slips at each station and pay at the end. They're very expensive - be warned. The quality is worth it though. The cinnamon chip scone, the garlic cheese biscuit and cupcakes from the bakery section were all incredible. I'm not a big cupcake person and these were fantastic. The blueberry maple pancake cupcake was so unique. The breakfast sandwiches are expensive at $13. It's the same price as the lunch paninis. I can justify $13 for a lunch sandwich but it was quite expensive for breakfast. The baked scrambled egg was odd too because it was cut in strips. However I feel that the perks of everything else outweigh this. The maple latte was phenomenal. Maple rice Krispy treats were fresh baked. Cookie was super good too. Maine wild blueberry jam was $8 but cheaper than souvenir stores.

I tried one of their gf/vegan muffins. It was good, sugary but good snack option if you need something without gf in a pinch. Service industrial cafeteria feel, noise of chairs in dining room a bit screechy. Beautiful large area.

This stop was an experience. It can be a little daunting at first. Although there was plenty of signage, at first I was confused as to how to order a sandwich. Finally got in line and ordered the goat cheese panini. It was delicious. Be warned...you could spend a lot of time and money on their selection of readymade foods.

I was so surprised to see such an extensive bakery, cafe, deli and more during my first visit. Very nicely laid out place. Lots of tempting food items. Prices are very expensive though. They have a large outdoor seating area and a parking lot.

Folks had recommended this to us as a breakfast stop. No regrets. We each had a panini, egg and avocado on annadama bread and an avocado toast on tomato herb bread. Both were great and very large. If you agreed on the selection of the many choices, you could split one. Our first mistake was getting one each. The second was giving in to the pastry counter, but there's more to the story. Yes, we had enough for 4 people, but other pastries weren't nearly as good as the sandwiches. The pecan sticky bun was right in the middle of the curve, and I think mine are better; these were OK for "store bought" goods. The orange blueberry scone was also in the OK range of the spectrum. Not as flaky and buttery as homemade, and on a scale where Starbucks is a 3 and homemade is a 10, these were a solid 7. The coffee was great!!

New location was fabulous. Delicious sandwich for breakfast. Friendly staff, great location!