Kelley’s Sebago Diner – Windham, Maine

Background

We were heading back from a visit to Bridgton along Route 302 and thought we’d stop for brunch. Kelley’s Sebago Diner was a perfect place to stop. An easy turn into and ample parking. Kelley’s is open seven days a week, 7 am to 2 pm every day except Sunday when they close a 1 pm.

Arrival

We arrived a little after noon and were seated quickly. We opted for the “sunroom” and found it cheerful on a beautiful summer day.

Ordering

With a name like “Kelley’s,” I figured that the Corned Beef Hash and eggs would be a safe bet to be great. Then I saw the “specials” menu and ordered a Chorizo Hash Omelet instead. My wife was in the mood for a BLT with the bacon well-done/crispy, and she thought she’d try onion rings. (We are still on the search for the world’s best onion rings .) Rather than order extra bacon on the sandwich, she ordered an extra side of bacon, which is usually more economical. 

Food

The BLT was amazing. It was thick-cut bacon, well done as she asked, and plenty of it. She didn’t need to add any from the side order to make it an excellent sandwich. The tomatoes were fresh and tasted like they were locally grown, and the bread was hearty and fresh. Pretty purple orchids adorned the plate for a pleasing splash of color. 
My Chorizo Omelet was one of the best omelets I’ve had in years. The chorizo was made in-house and wasn’t greasy or overly spiced. It was delicious. The eggs were like I’d cook them if I were cooking
them myself. The portions were generous, and I was able to take about half of the food home for a great breakfast the next day. 
The table has jelly and butter, in case you want to add either to the scrumptious toast that came buttered.
The only negative thing was the onion rings. They were overcooked and very greasy because the cooking oil wasn’t hot enough.

Rating: 4.2

Ambiance: 4 (Clean and open, suitable for conversations.)
Food: 4 (Great except for the onion rings.) 
Service: 5 (Our server—Brittani—was friendly and attentive.)
Price: 4 (Brunch was under $15 each, not including drinks)
Value: 4 (Good food, excellent service, reasonable price.)

Conclusion

We’ll definitely keep it on our list of places for brunch in the Windham area.

Location

Location: Kelley’s Sebago Diner
862 Roosevelt Trail
Windham, Maine

Location: 862 Roosevelt Trail, Windham, ME 04062, USA

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