Dining
Humblebee Cafe
The Slammer hits the plate with a crackle as bread edges toast and eggs glow under heat. The Gobbler comes through with a crisp bite and perfectly toasted bread, while fries snap with greasy, satisfying crunch. Breakfast sandwiches and coffee ride a textural trajectory—soft interiors meeting hot, toasty crusts and a bold aroma. The greenhouse seating plus a thrift-store corner give the place a homey, unpretentious vibe that makes mornings feel earned.
Quick facts
- Cuisine Type
- sandwiches
- Meals Served
- Breakfast
- Lunch
- Signature Dishes
- "The Slammer", "The Gobbler"
- Local Specialties
- No explicit local specialties mentioned.
What to order
- Cuisine Type
- sandwiches
- Meals Served
- Breakfast
- Lunch
- Signature Dishes
- "The Slammer", "The Gobbler"
- Local Specialties
- No explicit local specialties mentioned.
- Popular Items
- "The Slammer"; "The Gobbler"; breakfast sandwiches; coffee.
- Menu Recommendations
- Skip generic fare and go for The Slammer; The Gobbler; breakfast sandwiches; iced coffee; gluten-free bread option if needed.
- Dietary Options
- Gluten-free bread options
Prices & reservations
- Price Specifics
- $10-$30 per person; some items around $30; mixed value in reviews.
- Reservations Policy
- Counter service; walk-in only.
- Typical Wait Times
- Not published.
- Payment Methods
- Not available
- Cash Only
- 0
Hours & seating
- Operating Hours
- Wednesday-Saturday, 7 AM - 3 PM
- Seasonal Hours
- Open daily for breakfast and lunch. Typical weekday hours are 8:00 am–3:00 pm and 8:00 am–2:00 pm on weekends. On New Year’s Day, hours were 9:00 am–1:00 pm. For the most current schedule, check Humblebee Cafe’s official Facebook page.
- Closed Days
- Sunday, Monday, Tuesday
- Happy Hour Times
- Not offered.
- Outdoor Seating
- Yes
- Parking Details
- Plenty of free parking in a dedicated lot.
- Accessibility
- Indoor, outdoor, and greenhouse seating options are available; no published details on wheelchair ramps or accessible restrooms.
Visit strategy
- Best For
- Foodies seeking creative breakfast and lunch in a cozy, casual setting
- Gluten-free bread option seekers
- Not Ideal For
- Budget travelers sensitive to price.
- Service Type
- Counter service
- Service Speed
- Not published.
- Vibe
- Casual
- Homey
- Greenhouse seating
- Noise Level
- Not published.
- View Type
- Greenhouse space with garden views
- Busiest Times
- Not published.
- Best Visit Times
- Not published.
- Tips Advice
- Go for The Slammer early to beat any mid-morning rush.
- Request gluten-free bread if needed for The Gobbler.
- Takeout is available—grab a sandwich to enjoy with a park-side picnic.
More details
- Park Area
- Blue Hill, Maine (near Acadia National Park)
- Takeout Available
- 1
- Delivery Available
- 0
- Delivery Details
- Not available.
- Dress Code
- Casual
- Beverage Program
- Iced coffee.
- Tasting Flights
- 0
- Tours Available
- 0
- Tour Details
- Not available
- Bottle Sales
- 0
- Parking Available
- 1
- Dog Friendly Patio
- 0
- Wi-Fi Available
- 0
- Family Friendly
- 1
- Family Friendly Notes
- Kid-friendly vibe; greenhouse includes children's toys.
- Age Restriction
- No age restrictions noted; the cafe maintains a casual, come-as-you-are vibe with counter service and takeout, making it suitable for guests of all ages.
- Bar Seating
- 0
- Seasonal Rushes
- Not published.
- Live Music
- Not available.
- Special Events
- Not available.
- Has Gift Shop
- 0
- Unique Attractions
- Greenhouse seating and a small thrift-store corner
- Unique Factor
- Greenhouse seating with a thrift-store corner in a casual deli.
- Nearby Facilities
- Parking lot; Blue Hill area amenities nearby.
- Recent Updates
- Not available.
- Best Time To Visit
- Not published.
- The Order Strategy
- Skip the generic breakfast sandwich, get The Slammer. For iced coffee, order the iced coffee.
- The Vibe Check
- Cozy, casual, greenhouse seating with a thrift-store corner; great for a laid-back bite.
- The Crowd Factor
- Takeout available; no published line-hack.
- Eat Here If Skip If
- EAT HERE IF: Foodies chasing creative, crave-worthy breakfast or lunch in a charming, casual setting; Gluten-free bread option seekers. SKIP IF: Budget travelers sensitive to higher price points.
- Distance From Park
- approximately 16 miles from park entrance
- Review Summary
- The Slammer and Gobbler land with a precise crunch and toasted bread; fries snap with grease. Breakfast sandwiches and coffee land solid marks. The cozy greenhouse setting and friendly counter service push the vibe to a high note.
Location
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Frequently asked questions
Is gluten-free bread available?
Yes—gluten-free bread options exist at Humblebee Cafe.
What are the hours?
Wednesday–Saturday, 7 AM–3 PM.
Is takeout offered?
Yes, takeaway is available.
Is there indoor WiFi or laptop-friendly seating?
WiFi status is not published; the space includes indoor seating, outdoor seating, and a greenhouse, which may vary for laptop use.
Are there any taxes or surcharges on menu items?
No specific surcharge information is provided; pricing appears in the $10–$30 range per person.
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Sources
- restaurantguru.com
- hellohumblebee.com
- Google Reviews
- YourNPGuide Editorial
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