Six things you didn't know about Spoon Maine
From left, Spoon Maine proprietors Erin Donovan and Maria Anderson. (Photo by Kay Stephens)
The toppings bar at Spoon Maine. (Photo by Kay Stephens)
Spoon Maine is located at 44 Bay View St. (Photo by Kay Stephens)
Self-serve frozen yogurt dispensers at Spoon Maine. (Photo by Kay Stephens)
Spoon Maine boasts a cozy hang out space. (Photo by Kay Stephens)
From left, Spoon Maine proprietors Erin Donovan and Maria Anderson. (Photo by Kay Stephens)
The toppings bar at Spoon Maine. (Photo by Kay Stephens)
Spoon Maine is located at 44 Bay View St. (Photo by Kay Stephens)
Self-serve frozen yogurt dispensers at Spoon Maine. (Photo by Kay Stephens)
Spoon Maine boasts a cozy hang out space. (Photo by Kay Stephens)
CAMDEN — Spoon Maine, a self-serve frozen yogurt shop just opened this month at 44 Bay View St. in Camden (opposite the street-side parking lot of The Waterfront Restaurant). Erin Donovan and Maria Anderson are the proprietors of this whimsical, little shop and along with comfortable gathering areas to sit and chill (literally), they also have an inviting "topping bar" with everything that could possibly go with their frozen yogurt.
Here are some things you didn't know about Spoon Maine
Maria is a transplant from Washington, D.C., where she managed a busy medical office. She is the mother of two teenagers, who keep her as a spectator of plays and soccer games. Erin moved here from New York City. She is a mother of three small children and a writer and comedian. We opened a frozen yogurt store because we were so tired of wondering who else would do it, so that we could eat it.
We do have Wi-Fi. We are presently interviewing Personal Spooners who will spoon yogurt into the busy typist's mouth. Until we find those people, we recommend that you do not try to multi-task while eating our yogurt.
- Pistachio Yogurt with Lucy's Toffee Granola, Chia Seeds and a drizzle of Dark Chocolate Sauce.
- Our Only 8 (low sugar, low dairy) yogurt of the day topped with blueberries, strawberries and granola. And a helmet.
• Unless you're a restaurant or bar in Camden, there aren't many places open late at night — (except for you.) How are you hoping to use this space after 5 p.m.?
We will be open until 9 p.m. during the week and likely 10 p.m. on weekends. We want this area to have a destination place after it gets dark...at 2:30 p.m.
For more information, follow Spoon Maine on Facebook.
Kay Stephens can be reached at news@penbaypilot.com
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44 Bay View Street
Camden, ME 04843
United States
