Hillmans Bakery

The best donuts I’ve had in this part of the state. I haven’t tried the other sweets and breads, but they look good. The best part is the price: by far the cheapest donuts you’ll find, even cheaper than most box stores. Delicious and great customer service.
It’s in a house-​like space in a residential neighborhood, but once you get over that it is a nice spot to get a donut and coffee.

Yesterday, I visited the bakery for the first time. The cashiers not only did not greet me when I entered but acted like I was interrupting their day. I went in for a cinnamon roll which they had none so I ordered some for the following morning. they asked me when I would be in and I said 7:30am. I got a whoopee pie and a banana nut loaf. I went back this morning to get the cinnamon rolls only to find out they weren’t finished baking. And again, they were so rude. I’m sure as a bakery, there okay. But due to the response from their staff, I will spend my money some where else.

Hillman’s offers a solid selection of classic baked goods: pies of all kinds, cookies, brownies, and bismarcks which are like unfrosted eclairs with fruit/​chocolate/​cream fillings. The tourtière here isn’t as transcendently scrumptious as I recall from when I was growing up, but it’s still a treat.

Excellent like-granny’s baked goods. Like Paul H said, they can be grumpy sometimes but they will get things ready for you at the last minute. Almost always a good selection to choose from.

Long-​popular Central Maine family bakery, they don’t serve anything that you’re every going to see featured on the Food Network, but what they do dish out has been solid and tasty over the years. Whoopie pies, donuts, old-​fashioned cookies biscuits and rolls, turkey pies, tourtière (Canadian pork pies), fruit pies, turnovers, cupcakes, and birthday cakes Everyone in town has had a birthday cake from Hillimans at one time or another.
Pie fillings are probably from a can (no apple slicing going on in this place), but everything is cheap so nobody’s complaining. You can even get little mini cheesecakes for about 95c each, or filled date cookies 2 for a buck.
The counter service can be grumpy. Lately they’ve been friendly but is seems everyone in town has a story about some run-​in or argument at Hillmans. Makes for a good laugh.
Best items? Oatmeal rolls when they’re fresh out of the oven, meat pies, hermits, crème horns, raspberry twist horns and chocolate pudding-​filled cupcakes. ENJOY, but don’t expect Martha Stewart. If she ever walked in she has definitely left the building.