My boyfriend and I were planning to send a package filled with Maine goodies to our friend in Florida, so we stopped by Rosemont Market & Bakery to see what we could find. Jackpot! We found a bunch of local products, from honey and hot sauces to wines. We were welcomed and helped by their friendly and attentive staff. Once we described to them what type of wine our friend liked, they gave us great recommendations. The store itself had a bit of everything. A small wine section was nicely stocked, and so was their produce section. Freshly baked bread, sandwiches and other hot foods, as well as dairy and cheese, were available. It's the cutest market, to be honest, but not one I'd frequent often. I'd come back to get a specific ingredient or product, but not to shop much due to their prices being so high. Even simple things like green onions are 2x or 3x more than at the regular grocery store. All in all, adorable neighborhood bakery with some very high prices.

I love Rosemont, always clean, always happy people, convince, good sandwiches and soups. Great wine. I'm glad to live close to this one and it makes me feel good that this business is a part of the Portland community.

Always always always take the opportunity to purchase Miyake sushi at Rosemont. The pretzel rolls are to die for, they have a great beer selection AND local ice cream selection. I visit this location frequently for the Parlor ice cream, as Rosemont is one of few local businesses to carry it.

We were staying nearby and ended up swinging by here twice to grab a breakfast sandwich, some bread, cheese, and salami from this place... everything was delicious! They also had other food like pizza, pre-made meals, wine, and other miscellaneous goodies. The guy behind the meat counter was super friendly and helped us figure out what kind of meat to purchase, so two thumbs up for that. If I lived near here, I would go way too often!

This is probably the place I heard the most about upon moving to Portland. Most people raved about the cheese selection, others about the fresh-baked breads and the free Friday evening wine tastings. The first time I quickly purveyed the place I failed to see what the hype was all about. The second time however, I was heading home after a run and thought I'd give it another try and I saw these breakfast sandwiches and my stomach got the better of me. I've never been a huge breakfast sandwich person, but oh, man. Lemme break it down: picture homemade HUGE fluffy english muffin with lots of cornmeal dusting, then picture a beautifully cooked egg that is solid enough to stay put yet cooked just past the point of being runny, i.e., the perfect breakfast sandwich egg. (I have no interested in the omelettey-consistency of many breakfast sandwich eggs). Then add lots and lots of provolone cheese that is melty-gooey-goodness. Then add some roasted red peppers, some fresh basil, and seasoning. Oh yeah and tubs of homemade pickled jalapeno sauce free o'charge. So filling and so yum. Ugghh it was dangerously good for being something I can get just a few blocks of way. It was so good it made me spend way too much time reading on serious eats how to make such a delicious breakfast sandwich so I won't be tempted to buy this regularly.<br><br>They have a small but interesting array of wines, cheeses and produce. I haven't compared prices yet, but it seems as though it's like have a smaller selection of whole foods produce/cheese at similar prices, just more conveniently located if you happen to live near it. I was impressed with the array of fresh baked breads and goodies and plan to come back to try those out.