Dining
44 North Coffee – Deer Isle Café
A bright, balanced light roast pours with a clean finish while the cinnamon roll delivers a rich, flaky crumb. The back porch looks out over a calm inlet, making coffee feel like a little ritual. Pastries fly off the rack in the morning; the counter stays brisk, so plan to move fast. It’s a cozy, community-focused spot with solid coffee and bakery goods to match.
Quick facts
- Meals Served
- Breakfast
- Signature Dishes
- Light roast coffee; cinnamon roll; chocolate croissant
- Local Specialties
- Locally baked goods from Stonington Baking Company and Tinder Hearth Bakery
- Popular Items
- Light roast coffee; cinnamon roll; chocolate croissant
What to order
- Meals Served
- Breakfast
- Signature Dishes
- Light roast coffee; cinnamon roll; chocolate croissant
- Local Specialties
- Locally baked goods from Stonington Baking Company and Tinder Hearth Bakery
- Popular Items
- Light roast coffee; cinnamon roll; chocolate croissant
- Menu Recommendations
- Skip espresso drinks; order the light roast pour-over and the cinnamon roll; for something cold, try an iced mocha or chai
- Dietary Options
- Oat milk (vegan)
Prices & reservations
- Price Specifics
- $1–$10 per item
- Reservations Policy
- Walk-in only
- Typical Wait Times
- Generally short; lines form for pastries, especially in the morning
- Payment Methods
- Cash
- Credit Card
- Debit Card
- Mobile Payment
- Cash Only
- 0
Hours & seating
- Operating Hours
- Monday: 7:00 AM – 3:00 PM
- Tuesday: 7:00 AM – 3:00 PM
- Wednesday: 7:00 AM – 3:00 PM
- Thursday: 7:00 AM – 3:00 PM
- Friday: 7:00 AM – 3:00 PM
- Saturday: 8:00 AM – 2:00 PM
- Sunday: Closed
- Seasonal Hours
- Mon-Fri 7:00–3:00; Sat 8:00–2:00; Sun closed
- Closed Days
- Sunday
- Happy Hour Times
- Not offered
- Outdoor Seating
- Yes
- Parking Details
- Street parking in Deer Isle village; limited spots; may be tight during pastry rush
- Accessibility
- Wheelchair-accessible parking available; routes to seating are accessible; interior space can be compact; staff assist as needed
Visit strategy
- Best For
- Laptop work
- Casual meetups
- Walk-in coffee breaks
- Not Ideal For
- Espresso purists seeking an extensive espresso menu
- Service Type
- Counter service
- Service Speed
- Brisk for drinks; pastry lines can slow service
- Vibe
- Charming
- Cozy
- Community-focused
- Waterfront
- Noise Level
- Moderate buzz
- View Type
- Waterfront view
- Inlet view
- Busiest Times
- Mornings, pastry rush
- Best Visit Times
- Arrive early for best pastry selection
- Tips Advice
- Get the light roast pour-over and the cinnamon roll.
- Skip espresso drinks; they aren’t offered.
- Sit on the back porch for water views.
- Online ordering for beans/tea available for pickup.
More details
- Park Area
- Deer Isle, Acadia National Park, Maine
- Takeout Available
- 1
- Delivery Available
- 0
- Dress Code
- Casual
- Beverage Program
- Coffee and tea focus; no espresso or steamed milk drinks; iced coffee, mochas, chai, golden milk; beer and wine available to go
- Tasting Flights
- 0
- Tours Available
- 0
- Bottle Sales
- 0
- Parking Available
- 1
- Dog Friendly Patio
- 0
- Wi-Fi Available
- 0
- Family Friendly
- 1
- Family Friendly Notes
- Welcoming to families; morning pastry rush can be busy
- Age Restriction
- All ages welcome
- Bar Seating
- 0
- Seasonal Rushes
- Pastry availability varies; no specifics given
- Live Music
- Not offered
- Has Gift Shop
- 0
- Unique Attractions
- Waterfront back porch; pastries from local bakeries
- Unique Factor
- Waterfront porch with inlet views and community cafe vibe
- Nearby Facilities
- Deer Isle village shops; street parking nearby
- Recent Updates
- No recent updates
- Best Time To Visit
- Arrive early in the morning for the best pastry selection; mornings are busiest.
- The Order Strategy
- Skip the espresso drinks, get the light roast pour-over and the cinnamon roll. For a cold option, order the iced mocha or chai.
- The Vibe Check
- Cozy waterfront cafe with a community feel; laptop-friendly; casual and welcoming
- The Crowd Factor
- Mornings bring pastry lines; space is limited but friendly
- Eat Here If Skip If
- EAT HERE IF: you want a well-balanced light roast and a standout cinnamon roll. SKIP IF: you need a full espresso menu or late-day pastry availability.
- Distance From Park
- approximately 22 miles from park entrance
- Review Summary
- Coffee quality is high and the light roasts offer balanced flavor; pastries are large and well-made. Some visitors felt unwelcome at times, and pastry availability can disappoint when lines are long. Overall, the cafe delivers strong coffee and bakery offerings with a cozy waterfront vibe.
Location
Frequently asked questions
Is wifi available?
WiFi is unreliable; plan to work offline or use mobile data.
Are Sundays open?
Sunday is closed.
Do you offer gluten-free options?
Gluten-free options are not listed in the menu data.
Is there seating indoors?
Indoor seating is available.
Is takeout available?
Takeout is available.
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Sources
- wheree.com
- wanderlog.com
- goto-where.com
- joe.coffee
- 44northcoffee.com
- downeastdirectory.com
- Google Reviews
- YourNPGuide Editorial
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