We were looking for a close place to eat. We were tired of driving and wanted to be somewhat near our hotel. We didn't want to spend a lot of money, either. So, when we spotted Eat-A-Pita, we thought - cool! Looks kind of coffee-shop-y and not too expensive. The food? Great. We had a really great meal and talked... More

Excellent restaurant. Great lobster rolls at noon and great lobsters at night. We spent 2 weeks in the area and went 4 times there either for the lunch or the dinner.

On our first night in Southwest Harbor, we were looking for somewhere to eat supper - no reservations. We dropped into this restaurant - small and cosy. There were no full tables available, and we were seated at a 2 person bench by the side door. No big deal, we are happy to cuddle! However, the wait staff treated us... More

We had two duck dinners at Cafe 2. We visited in mid-October but still had to make reservations. The atmosphere is an old European garden, all the way down to the salt and pepper shakers, which we both loved. The salad was full of fresh garden goodness, and the service was polite. We were a little shocked by our $90... More

We realized it was the end of the season (Columbus Day weekend) because there were only a couple places to eat avaialble. We had planned to eat at JDub's, but they closed the previous night. The service was good, but the food was over pricedfor the quality,

I am a local, and just found out about these this summer. I really recommend you stop in for one of the fruit smooties, they are too good for words. They are all sweetened with juice and honey, no refined sugar added. They are great on a Summer day, perfect for when its too hot to eat!

You can’t not like this place. We ate here twice on a recent trip, and would have gladly gone back for a third or fourth time. The first time was for breakfast. The coffee was superb, which for our assessment is the paramount criteria of a breakfast spot. Blueberry Pancakes, a down east Maine staple, were light and fluffy and... More

We had the pleasure of attending southwest harbors Arcadia Octoberfest for the 17th year and decided to stay on the quiteside of bar harbor this time,we had a great time in this beuatfull town with so many options for dininng and relaxing.The Eat A Pita cafe is one of them,we had a great Breakfast ,the menue is most divirse and... More

My husband and I ate lunch here on our Sept 2012 visit to Mt. Desert Island. My husband had one of the amazing pita choices and it did not disappoint - it was huge, and filled with fresh veggies. I opted for the burger, which was very good, but when I saw his pita I decided that next time I'll... More