Everyday Joe's
Everyday Joe's: American restaurant in Acadia National Park

Why Eat
Why Everyday Joe's
Everyday Joe's is a no-frills breakfast spot in Bar Harbor that feeds hikers and tourists before they hit Acadia's trails. You order at the counter, grab a seat, and get hefty portions of eggs, pancakes, and omelets at reasonable prices. It's the kind of place where a full breakfast runs around twelve bucks, and the coffee keeps flowing.
- Hearty portions, fair prices, under twelve dollars.
- Free coffee refills keep you topped off.
- Walking distance or shuttle stop to Cadillac Mountain.
- Fast counter service, minimal wait even mornings.
Menu
What to order
Get the blueberry pancakes, thick and fluffy. The Breakfast Quesadilla (peppers, onion, bacon, ham, sausage, tomato, cheddar in a white tortilla with sour cream and salsa) is a fill-you-up option. Order an egg dish with hash browns or potato wedges on the side. The Joe's bowl is popular, though some find it just okay. Coffee comes in small or large, and refills are free. Skip the sausage if you're picky.
At a Glance
At a glance
Best for
Early breakfast before hiking.
Price range
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Details
Opening Times
Atmosphere
The room
Unpretentious diner setup with basic seating. Gets loud mornings but moves briskly. One guest noted the chairs aren't the most comfortable.
The kitchen doesn't overthink anything. Eggs come standard with hash browns or potato wedges. Pancakes arrive fluffy and thick. The Joe's bowl (a house special mixing eggs, meat, and potatoes) is reliable if not adventurous. Most diners split plates or order coffee refills and call it done.
Reviews
What guests say
Guests praise the portions, prices, and speed, and they come back for the pancakes and free coffee refills. The staff earn mentions for being friendly and efficient. One recent visitor called the service "odd" and said the atmosphere felt flat, though the pancakes still landed. Some mornings it runs out of regular coffee mid-season.















