The good: The food was decent and the quantities were more than enough…read more The staff were very friendly and the environment was comfortable. I appreciated that the booths were separated from the bar. I'm not a drinker and would not want my little granddaughter staring at fix sitting at the bar and getting drunk. My daughter and three axes for the first time. It took some getting used to but was cheap. A tablet is given that controls an overhead projector. There were many target displays to choose from and it was enjoyable. We came on ladies night and found most appetizers were half off. The bad: I struggle to find anything "bad". I would offer one suggestion - decide what type of restaurant you want to be, focus your menu around it, and drop the items that don't fit. Having a special smoked brisket on a menu with mozzarella sticks seems like an Applebees strategy trying to accommodate every taste. If BBQ is what you do best, expand on BBQ. Overall: I would definitely dine here again. The staff were very welcoming, the ambience was comfortable, the seating was comfortable, the space was clean.

Had a great dinner with drinks and used the sports and golf simulator with a group of friends, we…read morehad so much fun we also used the real axe throwing lanes for another hour and to our surprise they had live music that night so we stuck around for another hour and listened and had a great time.

We recently attended a classical music performance by the Bangor Symphony Orchestra held here at…read morethe Collins Center. What a difference between this facility and others we have visited. My wife has mobility issues, and the Merrill Auditorium and Bangor's outdoor amphitheater apparently do not want her to attend. Concerts in both of those places were ordeals in comparison. But where the Collins Center is concerned, there is plenty of parking, including handicapped spaces, right next to the building. And plenty of leg room in all the aisles. This place joins a very short list of indoor venues we are willing to plan on attending.

No refunds here. The story is concert was postponed and no one has any idea when. Don't hide behind…read morethe promoter Waterfront Concerts. Do the right thing and see that moneys are refunded. The 200$ means more to me than it ever will to you.

I went to witness a Led Zeppelin show this week and was not disappointed. I wish the sound quality…read morewas much better. It sounded to me like it was coming through a car stereo or a record player with little speakers. The optics were average but good for the venue. I saw much better in Tampa but again, for the area, they were fine. 45 minutes of good music and average optics. It was a fun way to spend an afternoon.

Great place to go hiking and biking, events are well organized and the staff are extremely…read morefriendly. Definitely go check it out when there's an event or you're in the area when the sun's up.

Don't go here. There was nothing on any sign that told us it was closed. It's down a long bumpy…read moregravel road and no signs told us it was not open. Another sad testament to Bangor Maine's poor Visitors Center information.

Beautiful local course. I stopped to play the back nine after spending the day in Bangor. Everyone…read moreI met here was kind and it was a very fair course. The sun started to set as I finished. Great course conditions, affordable rate, and I highly recommend!

Rocky Knoll is one of my favorite local courses to play. Course is kept in good condition, everyone…read morethat works here is very friendly. The course offers a good amount of easy and more difficult holes so it is good for all skill levels. I find the cost to be fair, they also offer special Fall deals. The Pub inside offers a full bar and food menu so it's great to be able to grab lunch following your round.

This has been my go to place for fresh apples and cider. Pick you own seems to go on and on for…read moremany weeks with different varieties available every week.

The Bangor Historical Society is located inside the home of Thomas Hill. The home was built around…read more1837 It houses many artifacts from the 1800's. The historical society was very friendly and knowledgeable and abetted several of our questions. It is a must stop when in Bangor. No fee to enter only donations.