They have a few shops in the middle of town, with wares from locals and some China. (not China-from China). The dock area is wide open and a great view of the river. Red's has been on the square selling lobster rolls and hotdogs for 70 years. Red is gone but the tradition form the trailer continues. A lobster roll is $9-11.
Updated Apr 7, 2009
Website: http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Wiscasset,_Maine
Two places to tour in the town are these. The Nickel home was built by a sea captain and ship owner. The embargo in 1807 by Jefferson to rid of piracy caused the wealth to deplete. The hoime then became a hotel. In late 1800's, the Sortwell family bought and preserved to the traditional state. Tours are $5, and open Friday, Sat, and Sunday only.
Castle Tucker overlooks the Sheepscott river and was built in 1807, and the times caused decline. Tucker bought in 1858 Wed-Sunday only. Fee is $5.
Updated Apr 7, 2009
Treats is kind of an amalgam. It is definitely a specialty market, but it features quite a broad selection of wines, a truly inspiring collection of cheeses, and a bakery which is so good that it defies description. That's the good part. The bad: it is priced for the tourist market, meaning that you're paying quite the premium for getting your pick-me-up inside this pleasant shop. So decide how badly you need a treat, and act accordingly.
We were sorry to see that our favorite cheesemonger had taken the day off from the Bath Farmers Market, but my host was almost sure that Treats would be able to fill our remaining cheese needs, and they were -- in fact, we tried some absolutely splendid English goats milk cheese which would have gone home with us had the price not hovered around $40.00 per pound.
After the arduous work of spending money, we repaired to the bakery side of the shop and had cappucino and split a to-die-for cookie, which was a compromise because what I wanted was to eat the entire berry crumble that was on display. Maybe next time.
Written Aug 27, 2011
Address: 80 Main Street, Wiscasset, ME 04578
Phone: (207) 882-6192
Website: www.treatsofmaine.com
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