Sorry, I would not eat at Buen Apetito. The cooks do not care how the food is cooked, and the service is not good. I would only give the place two stars.

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Nicely done on this video. A buddy of mine from my military days (Navy, submarines) lives in Jay and told me about this location. Appreciate the great job you did on providing so much detailed information and photos/videos. A beautiful place. Thanks!

So I live in Biddeford and would agree pizza by Alex is a staple but an acquired taste not the easiest recommendation… I would go Colletti’s (spelling?) over it for a more conventional yet amazing pizza!

Lol must be different in every county.. born and raised in Maine my whole 40 yrs I been a live.. and my area doesn't say any of those words.. only time I've heard ppl say anything like that are ol' timers.

Bette Davis talked about this.

Thanks! Hopefully this will help me tell stories just a bit better.

I visited Schoodic Point several times in the 1980s. It did not matter whether it was high or low tide, the waves are always crashing on the rocks. A place where there is constant variety of waves capes and unchanging rock formations with enough interest so you are always fascinated and never bored. I cannot think of another stretch of coast with such variety and unity in such a relatively small area.

Just visiting Maine and Boston from Minnesota with my wife for our 25th. I know people say we have crazy accents in Minnesota and maybe some of us do, I just love to hear the differences and I’ve always held a special place for Maine accents. Thanks for sharing!

Three years ago, my wife and I rented the Airbnb in Stonington a little boathouse just up from Green head lobster we thought we were going to Bar Harbor and she found this place so we decided to go and we did leave completely changed. We took two trips on the mailboat over to Isle Au Haut… eventually learned how to pronounce it… Several days a few hours each time spend at sand beach… I hopped the rocks out along the shoreline did some fishing kept looking in the water, wondering if some great white beast would surface, or at least a seal. Walked merchant row every evening. Ate did every restaurant restaurant…. Some several times. 44 North Coffee…. Can’t wait to get back there. Then to place where the guy has the little town re-created and the quirky spots through the woods and the jam and jellies they make we actually ordered those pretty regularly now. Deer Isle… cannot wait to get back to you.

God ! I miss New England ! ! !

might have to kife this idea, love it!

I am from Oregon and we say "honkin" too! I thought it was just a normal thing everybody says haha. I've also heard a version of the "ayuh" where I'm from. Oregon has some interesting colloquialisms that oddly seem to have counterparts in other corners of the country. I would love to understand why one day, it's all so fascinating to me. Anyway, thank you for your great video.

I've been around the downiest Maine accent all my life, but now live in the St. John Valley in Aroostook County. I've been retired here for over fourteen years, I'll always be ''from away'', and the only words I know in Acadian French are all swear words! Tabanac!

'It's wicked good' is said differently in some other parts of America. They say: 'It's fucking good'!

I am Iranian and have been living in Norway for a long time. English is thus my third language. Once I was talking to an American who asked me how I learned English. I said I learned it on the street, from here and there. He said, you speak like a Yankee, I don't believe you've learned it on the street! That's why I want to find out how a Yankee talks!

I would love this place❤❤❤p

This is a great place my son worked in a restaurant there for 2 summers staying with his friend at Grandma's house absolutely loved it. ❤

It’s fun to watch rich people do rich people things ..things regular people can’t do

Maine, where people take things, including, apparently, speaking, very slow. Rumor has it, few and fah between south of Portland and north of Louisiana made it the whole 5 minutes and 6 seconds without nodding off. Otherwise, great post. Some might say, a living werk-of-aht. Thanks.

I definitely want to move to ME but I don't think they can really claim 'thd best seafood in the world ' with NB and the rest of the lower East coast Canada, that coast line doesn't stop there just a border there it's literally the same water/ fishes ( I Hate seafood btw)

Colby parent, miss visiting the area now that my graduate has moved on. To future parents, enjoy exploring Maine while picking up and dropping off your students. Maine has so much to offer.

We loved Mine Oyster Restaurant and Raw Bar. It was just a short walk from the Fisherman’s Wharf hotel we stayed at. We also loved this little coffee shop around the corner. Ate breakfast there and grabbed local beers to go. Booth Bay is one of our all time favorite towns and we can’t wait to go back! We are from Pittsburgh PA.

Thank you! I just discovered your KZbin channel. Years ago, we visited Lubec and Machias Seal Island to see the Puffins. Sailed from Cutler, Maine.

We enjoyed cruising around beautiful Kennebunk. Tried the delicous pastries at Boulangerie-A Perfect Bakery and had lunch at Duffy's Tavern & Grill. Wish we could've stayed longer.

What was the name of the night club down the road of the famous Rendezou at the main intersection...that was back in !966-69..good memories at Loring...sad to see it gone.

Tug boat all day! Their bisque is the best!

I hear they offer great Zumba classes!

I ate breakfast there for a quarter century. I miss David and all his Crew😊😊😊

My home 💚

poutine the comment...:)

The Seabasket in Wiscasset!

From Florida and had the eggs Benedict

I am traveling to Maine for vacay and wanted to be prepared. Thank you, sir!

Surprised you didn't include Shaw's Fish and Lobster Wharf in New Harbor, ME. You can eat inside or on the deck outside and look down to watch them unloading the lobster boats.

Mainer here!! (Living in South Florida now... Ugh...) I still drop lots of these words and it totally confuses people!! It's a wicked pissah, bud!! 😅🩷

There are good places. I live here!

Thanks for the great video. I will be moving from France to Maine at the end of next year. That will be an adventure.

I appreciate you putting a good name and view on my great aunt’s restaurant. She will be missed and you have touched my heart in her memory. RIP Laya Joseph and The Lebanese Cuisine.

I have not been to Boothbay Harbor. I drove out to Harpswell - Bailey Island once, and I did drive a bit down Route 27 before turning back. All of these Maine peninsulas and islands are a bit a ways from U.S. Route 1.

This is/was the friendliest town. When we returned after 9 months from Desert Shield & Desert Storm, the town folk met us at the air port with fresh milk, fresh cookies...boy, what a treat! And the latrines were clean and had plenty of hot water for shaving...I will always have fond memories of Bangor. Thank you.

Driven by many times. Next time I’m stopping!

Favorite in Boothbay Harbor: Pier 1 Pizza Favorite in all of Maine: 5 Islands or Trevett Country Store Ever been to the Isle of Springs? It is my favorite place on earth!

This accent and the way he says "northern" and "border" reminds me of a south Louisiana cajun accent to be honest. It must be because both areas has a strong French background.

Thai Kitchen was always amazing during my college days! Maine overall has an abundance of outstanding Thai places, and they’re worth visiting

It is possible that this will be the faith of future generations in quebec, where people may start to use english more and more to the point of seeing no point of learning it anymore. I speak french by the way, grew up in Quebec. I couldn't speak english until my late twenties. I like to eat poutine very much. If you happen to come to Quebec you may try one in any Costco's restaurants, they have a nice one there.

Thank you for the amazing review. This is a blast from the past for me, the first year we started the lobster dip. The Route 66 is amazing and we have only continued to grow our house made assortment of Maine Cuisine and plenty of other amzing options. The Reece family are amazing. I hope you have the chance to try us out again. Thank you again, Chef Jamison

what's Stephen Kings accent? it's different from yours, but still unquestionably Maine, just like yours

Great fucking video!