Rooster Brother

I love going to Roosters! I recently went and got a deal on a cpl things! I bought a Staub 4qt originally $407.00, for $149.95! I also got a Le Creuset cast iron pan 10.25in originally $243.00, for $99.95! They have some great deals where you can get actual good kitchen wares without breaking your budget! I also want to add that their coffee is awesome! If you cant drink super bitter coffee like myself (yet!) I would recommend the mocha to sip on as you are browsing the store!

Great shop to get high quality, gourmet type foods and cooking/baking gear! We love the square salami with mustard seeds from France, the fresh baked baguettes and the swedish salty licorices!

Great place! Fabulous kitchen items, gourmet food, so much variety. Definitely stop there when you have time, you won't want to leave.

Great product selection. I'm sorry to see that half of the facility is closed, but I'm sure they have their reasons.

Great little kitchen store. From wine to whisks they have it all and it is responsibly priced. Would highly recommend a look through all three stories of the store.

From cooking necessities to specialty ingredients, you're likely to spend a fair bit of time browsing the shelves, which is ok as there's also a great little coffee bar with a fresh selection of tasty bakery items in the basement!

As we were driving through we heard a commercial on the radio for Rooster Brother. It sounded so delicious we had to take a small detour to fuel up on caffeine. It was TOTALLY worth it. Roasts were magnificent in body and flavor. Theres benches and chairs on the lawn faxing a lake with ducks! So quaint.

All kinds of kitchen gadgetry. Excellent selection of wines, gourmet & mixology items deli & coffees!

When in Ellsworth, Rooster Brothers calls to me!

This is an okay place for kitchen essentials you can't often find, but you have to hunt for the deals. For instance, their cheapest Kitchen Aid mixer is $350, which can easily be found for $100 less elsewhere

Gotta go to the ROOSTER! They roast their own coffee beans, bake their own breads and have a wonderful deli. All of that is just the 1st level. On the 2nd floor, everything an inspiring chef could ever want is available at your fingertips. If it has to do with cooking, prepping, serving or just eating food, they have it. Now here's the REAL TREASURE, the 3rd floor or attic. It's only open on Friday and Saturday, but the bargains are worth the walk up the stairs. It's a savings bonanza galore! If all that isn't ENUFF, then the icing is grab yourself a coffee and sandwich from the deli after you've shopped and enjoy it at a picnic table next to the historical Union River which runs through Ellsworth.