We are OPEN during the Stay-at-Home Order…

Gov. Mills has issued a “stay-at-home” order in response to the COVID-19 virus. We can stay OPEN as a recognized essential business.

We are offering curbside pick-up – please see our menu here and call 322-8718 to pick-up.

Customers may still pick-up inside; however, we are limited to no more than 5 customers in the store at a time with proper social distancing (at least 6 feet away). *Please be mindful of this and try to look at the menu beforehand to expedite the process, avoid congregating as per the order (inside or the parking lot), and limit one member per family in store.

**We are offering the following hours for those 60+ years old and those in at risk medical groups (must present Maine Medical Marijuana Card): Monday-Friday: 11am to 12pm**

Per WGME

Essential activities include:

• Obtaining necessary supplies for household consumption or use, such as groceries, and supplies and equipment needed to work from home, laundry, and products needed to maintain safety, sanitation, and essential maintenance of the home or residence.

• Obtaining medication or medical supplies and seeking medical or behavioral health or emergency services.

• Providing care, including transportation, of oneself, a family member, friend, pet or livestock in another household or location for essential health and safety activities and to obtain necessary supplies and services.

• Traveling to and from an educational institution for purposes of receiving meals or instructional materials for distance learning.

• Engaging in outdoor exercise activities, such as walking, hiking, running, or biking, but, only in compliance with the social gathering restriction in Executive Order 14 and all applicable social distancing guidance published by the U.S. and Maine Centers for Disease Control and Prevention.

• Travel required by a law enforcement officer or court order.

• Traveling to and from a federal, State, or local government building for a necessary purpose.

The governor’s office says the mandate will last from 12:01 a.m. on April 2 until at least April 30.