This tiny bakery has tons of kitschy touches, like a display of decorative batter beaters and repurposed sewing machine tables. Most people line up for the palm-sized bagels, which are baked fresh daily and have a nice, fluffy chew. Order an everything with scallion cream cheese, and if you get there before 1pm, consider the cheesy omelet breakfast sandwiches.

This little nook certainly lives up to its name—and other than a brief break for a couple of weeks in late fall, this full-service bakery and café is open the rest of the year. There are a few tables tucked cozily around the corner from their delightful bakery case, and when the weather accommodates, you can enjoy your meal outside. While their breakfast menu is limited to bagels, sandwiches, and pastries (no lumberjack breakfasts here), these offerings are more than hearty enough to fill that roaring morning void in your midsection.

This is another open early option to pick up a great coffee, a bagel with cream cheese, or one of the breakfast sandwiches to eat while you have the incredible view of the sunrise over Bar Harbor. A delicious bakery tucked in a house on Cottage Street downtown Bar Harbor. If you have more time and aren't chasing sunrise they have great shaded outdoor seating right on Cottage street.

This cozy counter-service spot is perfect for an on-the-go breakfast or lunch. Perhaps you need to fuel up with a breakfast sandwich or bagel and a hot coffee before a whale-watching tour or a hike in Acadia National Park. Or maybe you want an iced coffee and a sandwich on your way for an afternoon at Sand Beach.

If you have a craving for fresh pastries (like donuts) and breakfast sandwiches then Slice of Eden is the place to go. They use fresh ingredients to create their desserts and breakfast options. The cafe has a cozy, welcoming atmosphere that makes it a great place to start your day.

$114 per person (approx. 25 minutes)This picturesque flight brings you towards Downeast Maine, flying by Hulls Cove, Bar Harbor, Sand Beach, Egg Rock Lighthouse. Then, it’s on to Winter Harbor and its lighthouse with spectacular views of Schoodic Point, Frenchman Bay, and inlets.

Known for fresh donuts and an array of pastries, this spot is perfect for grabbing a quick breakfast along with your morning coffee. The bagel sandwiches here are mouthwatering with an array of bagels to choose from. Location: 59 Cottage St, Bar Harbor, ME 04609

Looking for a great place for breakfast and locally sourced foods?. Be sure to add Cafe This Way to your list of place to eat during your visit to Bar Harbor, Maine. The interior has a fun vibe with retro-tables, comfortable chairs, and funky decor.

Alea isn't the only one who likes to sample of all the treats that Bar Harbor has to offer. Several people have shot video of their adventures in Bar Harbor, tasting delicacies like Maine lobster rolls, seafood, and other local favorites.

What lies inside the quaint cape cod style building with the red door?. We think this sneak peek will be enough to make you hungry!. Image courtesy of A Slice of Eden.

Excellent service, super friendly people, nice outdoor seating area. I got a decaf oat milk latte in my own mug and it was delicious!!

Slice of Eden – We bought a blueberry pie for my family on our last day and it was soooooo good!