Cappuccino, Gallery and Gardens

Cappuccino Gallery and Gardens

The Cappuccino Gallery and Gardens is a labor of love.  It stems from three of my favorite things.  First, there is Cappuccino.  I believe that all good mornings start with a good cup of coffee and perhaps a fresh baked muffin.  To that end, our gallery features a full service Cappuccino Bar, Fresh Brewed Coffee and a delicious variety of fresh baked muffins. 

 

Main Gallery Hall

The Main Gallery Hall is 24′ x 40′ with a soaring 16′ ceiling.  The Oak Cappuccino Bar is the perfect place to enjoy a good cup of coffe and a muffin.  The additional conversation areas are perfect for sharing the the day with friends.  Singing birds, light jazz music and a good cup of coffee, there could be no better way to start the day.

The Garden Room accomodates up to 18 guests.

On or about the 4th of July 2009 we will began serving lunch in our bright and·beautiful·garden room.· The room comfortably seats 16 to 20 people.· Our menu features specialty soups and chowders, salads and the Maine staples of Lobster and Crab rolls.· Of course visitors can enjoy a simple muffin and coffee here as well.

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Comfortable Conversation Areas

And then there is art!· Washington County is home to a wide variety of artists.· Our local artists include photographer, Don Dunbar; metal sculptor, John Dieckmann; water color artist, Ellie Carbone; pastel artist, Carl Abell;·wood carver, W. Ray Freden·and many more.· Guests are encouraged to sit relax and enjoy the art.

And then, there will be gardens.  This labor of love has been more labor than love, so the gardens will remain a long term goal for now.  Once we are able to return to The Great State of Maine without building or rebuilding something for a season or two, then we’ll think about the garden.  In my mind it is a beautiful place.