A Moveable Feast — Restaurant in Brunswick

I have been DYING to find a place like this since I've been stationed in Brunswick!!! I come from a town that this type of artisanal cuisine is the norm...so I have been missing it dearly. I am so extatic I found this restaurant mid-training and not at the end. I wish I would of found it earlier, but that's ok!

Anyway, so I ordered the Big Salmon Salad with Avacado for dine in, and a bunch to go. I don't even like tomatoes, but the salad was so perfectly balanced with the appropriate levels of honey sweet and citrus I couldn't resist gobbling it down. The salmon was prepared to the perfect texture of soft, juicy, and flakey, with an ever so slight crispiness to the edges. Yum! The dressing was light and didn't weigh down the bed of fluffy greens. A few crispy-cool cucumbers and small sweet tart cherry tomatoes to brighten everything up.

I was so hungry coming in, my eyes were bigger than my stomach, but the salad was MORE than satisfying. It was perfect. I finished feeling the right level of satiety. Best part about my experience is one of my favorite songs came on right at the peak of my eating euphoria. Haha! Kismet!

I HIGHLY RECOMMEND this restaurant to anyone. I will officially be a regular for the duration of...

The food is delicious, but pricey for the area and a lunch place.

I went during lunch time on a weekday and the place was full. The place is very cute with art on the walls, but very compact. I ordered the mozzarella panini. The sandwich itself was very good, it had pesto, fresh tomatoes, and quality mozzarella.

I was surprised when I was brought out half of a sandwich. NOTE: There is a little "h" on the menu next to the sandwiches, and that, my friends, means half. $9.50 for half a sandwich haha.

I also ordered the cream of mushroom soup and a small lemom poppy seed cake for dessert. I was very impressed with the cake, it had a lot of flavor. The soup was fine.

This place also has a bar. It's very cute for a nicer, artisan brunch spot in the area, but pricey for the area. I would def go back, and the servers were attentive, giving us a free desert after getting something wrong...

Different but not necessarily bad. I went in at lunch and they were very harried. One customer commented that they had not seen it that busy before. They prepublish weekly specials, which i really like. I ordered the daily special coconut soup, and i was told they were out. I ordered a different soup selection and never received it. The red curry shrimp with pineapple entree was very flavorful but the pineapple tasted like a pina colada. Possibly they used cream of coconut instead of coconut milk? And it was served over spaghetti noodles. Not the egg noodles like one would get at a noodle house. Spaghetti noodles. Served along side was a salad with mandarin oranges, almonds and greens with no dressing. All in all not what I was expecting. I will go back, but definitely not...