Dysart's Restaurant & Truck Stop is a 24/7 diner located just off I-95 in Hermon, Maine. Known for its generous portions of home-style cooking, this casual...
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Dysart's Restaurant & Truck Stop is a 24/7 diner located just off I-95 in Hermon, Maine. Known for its generous portions of home-style cooking, this casual spot caters to truckers, locals, and visitors looking for classic American fare in a relaxed and cozy setting.
The menu features comfort food staples including breakfast, lunch, and dinner options such as chicken pot pie, homemade rolls, and blueberry pancakes. Alongside hearty meals, guests can enjoy coffee, desserts, and local specialties. The atmosphere is quiet and unpretentious, making it suitable for a quick bite or a casual family meal.
Facilities include free parking, wheelchair accessibility throughout, Wi-Fi, and amenities geared for families with children. Service options cover dine-in, takeout, curbside pickup, and delivery, supporting a wide range of visit preferences.
Signature dishes, shareable plates, and the items regulars keep coming back for.
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When Dysart's Restaurant & Truck Stop is open during the week.
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What recent guests say after dining at Dysart's Restaurant & Truck Stop.
Based on 1,488 guest reviews
Deborah J Hughes
Sep 13, 2026"Meal portions are more than adequate. I had the chicken pot pie. It was pretty good, just my personal preference is diced chicken rather than shredded chicken, but it was good. The dinner rolls are delicious. The chef salad my husband ordered was huge! My picky grandson loved the chicken fingers. They sell baked goods here (for take out) and all are yummy!"
Sea Nickels
Sep 11, 2026"Usually a decent place to go to get good food. This time the waitress was pretty slow and literally hung her face over the table where the food was while she was talking. I feel as though there could have been just even a couple of inches between her and the table while talking and checking on us. There was plenty of space around her. Generally, I'm not overly picky but she seemed to have very limited boundaries."
Bill B
Sep 06, 2026"I never miss a chance to eat at Dysarts. I grew up in northern Maine around truck drivers. I love that through the years Dysarts hasn't changed. Looks the same outside and inside as it did 30 years ago when I was in my 20s. Great service, great food, great atmosphere."
Chris Roundy
Sep 05, 2026"Came in because of the viral video. Were not disappointed! The "fluttery blakey crubst" was delicious on the pot pie but the Hot Thanksgiving stole the show! Poutine was legit! Portions were huge. We couldn't finish it."
Common questions about Dysart's Restaurant & Truck Stop to help plan your visit.
The diner operates 24 hours a day, seven days a week, providing round-the-clock service for meals and convenience needs.
The facility features wheelchair accessible entrances, parking, restrooms, and seating to accommodate guests requiring accessibility options.
Reservations are not accepted, as seating is generally on a first-come, first-served basis, typical for a casual truck stop diner.
Payments can be made via credit and debit cards, NFC mobile payments, and SNAP/EBT, ensuring multiple convenient options.
Yes, the restaurant provides high chairs, a kids' menu, and changing tables, making it suitable for families with young children.
Menu options include classic American comfort food, fresh coffee, small plates, desserts, and healthy choices served throughout the day.
Free parking is offered in the lot and on the street nearby, with some paid parking lots in the vicinity as well.
Service options include dine-in, takeout, curbside pickup, and delivery, providing flexible ways to enjoy the food.
