For the most part, we enjoyed our stay here. It was quiet, felt clean and the workers were mostly…read moreall pleasant. The casino was a nice size for people who get overwhelmed easily as the pathways are clear so it is easy to learn the layout and the noise isn't too bad so it doesn't feel intimidating in my opinion. The restaurants inside are convenient but there are not really any options for vegan/vegetarian eaters which was disappointing. I had a very unpleasant experience with a fellow player next to me being wildly inappropriate as soon as my partner went to go cash in his tickets. It involved what you might guess. He was pulling his pants (my nice way of saying what he was doing) and trying to get my attention which was terribly uncomfortable and disheartening. This isn't the fault of the casino but maybe since there are cameras everywhere they would be wise to discontinue to entertain people who do things like this. Overall, a decent place to stay for us as we live about an hour away so it is a potential staycation in the future depending on how I process the unsavory experience I had with the crappy crotch monster.

I was a bit worried about my stay based on these reviews but was pleasantly surprised! The hotel is…read morea bit dated but it was so clean, quiet and we enjoyed some time in the casino before calling it a night! It was smoke free and almost empty.

The service is excellent, the food is always fantastic, and the golfing is nothing short of an…read moreamazing time. Beautiful country club and warm, inviting restaurant!

My sister got married here in the summer of 2009. I don't know anything about prices, I just know…read moreabout atmosphere and that my sister had very few complaints. The only real complaint was the lay out of the seating. Some of the guests were off in a room that hooked onto the main room and away from all of the main festivities. It seemed as if they weren't even part fo the wedding during the introductions and the food. But of course like most weddings, when the music starts and things open up, everyone is together anyways. But the staff seemed to have done a great job. I had no complaints from my end. We had the prime rib and I agree with my mother when I say it's the best prime rib I've had in the greater Bangor area. The only place that has competed is Millers Salad Bar and Pilots Grill and both of those places are out of business. If you get a chance to go there, get the prime rib.

An amazing summer evening for a concert at the waterfront pavilion aka Maine Saving amphitheater…read more We were invited guest to the concert with glam rockers Vince Neil, lead singer of Ray, and the always amazing Brett Michaels. Parking was every where but our host is a season pass holder and drove to the VIP parking lot behind the venue. A short walk up a gentle incline and we were at the gates. The pavilion's web site gives clear instructions on what is and is not allowed. They checked my small bag and off we went. Tickets read the doors open at 6:30p but due to some heavy partying one band had not even done their sound check yet. They opens the gates 15 minutes later. We made our way to the way back of the theatre where the VIP section was. Showed our tickets got a bracelet and off to the VIP area where they have two full bars, 3 small fire pits with ample chairs and on the upper level couches and tables as well as bar stools to enjoy your beverage. We got our drinks and off we went to our seats. We were seated behind the orchestra section with the whole box to ourselves. We sat down for maybe 10 minutes and the show started. Ratt was OK but slow, they must have been the ones hung over, they sounds sluggish. Only knew one song they sang so glad they were not the head liner. A break for bathrooms and more beverages with some free popcorn. Then Vince Neil came on. He was good. Danced to a few of his songs from Motley Crew. The lighting and effects were great, really energized the crowd. Another intermission found it my turn for drinks. Two beers, a small box of wine, and a THC drink to the total of $58! WOW! $72 with tip ouch! The headliner was Brett Michaels. He was AMAZING! Energetic, talking to the crowd, and singing clear and strong bravo! Over all a great experience and will return when able

We spent a long weekend in Maine in September to see the Indigo Girls & Melissa Etheridge here. The…read morevenue is beautiful, open air with very easy entry and lots of great food & drink options. Lines for merch moved quickly and the option to preorder merch was even a thing. As night fell the stars above us and the breeze from the nearby waterfront made this place magical as the notes of folk guitar and rock swirled around us.

This is a fantastic place to experience local talent in a welcoming and comfortable setting. The…read moreperformances are always entertaining, and it's clear how much passion and effort goes into every show. The staff is incredibly friendly and helpful, making the entire experience enjoyable from the moment you walk in. The theater itself has a cozy atmosphere that makes it easy to sit back and enjoy the performance. Highly recommend checking it out if you're looking for a great night out and want to support local arts.

I spent a pleasant evening at the Penobscot Theatre Company as part of last month's Maine Book…read moreFestival. I was on a panel about suspense and the influence of Stephen King, and it was fun to have that event in the heart of Derry/Bangor. The theater was attractive, with a nice stage and a spacious seating area. There were some cool chandeliers that looked like crystal jellyfish. I gather that the theater is a town landmark and important cultural institution, putting on a full roster of shows when it isn't hosting one-off literary events. There was a little bar off to one side of the theater, apparently called The Stage Door. I hung out there with friends and new acquaintances before and after the panel. I got to try two cans of local beer, the Orono Tubular Hazy IPA and the Sacred Profane Dark Lager. Both were delicious beers that I never see at home. I had a lovely time at the Penobscot Theatre Company and am glad I got to visit on my first trip to Maine. I'd recommend it for all your Bangor theater needs, as well as any events about the great Stephen King.

Bob has the best meat around. The scones there are the best. Also try a pretzel. The fish guy…read morebrings Salmon and Scallops fresh. Masmo's breads are crunchy and delicious. The homemade corn chips are addictive.

Food is great and great service. Great food and lots of food to choose from. You can also bring…read moreyour dogs. I've met so many cute ones.

Located in the parking lot in front of the Brewer Auditorium, this is a small but delightful…read morefarmers market, filled with absolutely gorgeous fresh produce, flowers, breads and pastries (including gluten-free treats!), doggie treats, soap, eggs, goat cheese, and more. Many of the stands take EBT as well! Plus, they have zucchini the size of baseball bats.

Some worker YELLED at my kids for accidentally being in the wrong theater. So unnecessary. Get a…read morereal life instead of yelling at kids.

This theater was great. Matinee adult price of $7 a ticket on a weekend. Popcorn and snacks didn't…read morecost an arm and a leg. Plenty of seats available. We spent a rainy day on our Acadia vacation here. We saw two movies back to back and it was a great experience. The only reason I am not giving it a five star review is because the ticket and service lines took FOREVER. But, I am assuming because it is so cheap they don't have the money to provide adequate staffing, which for me, is a whatever. If i have to get there 15-20 minutes earlier than I already do to get my junk food in order to save the amount of money this theater offers while still giving you the exact same experience as anywhere else. I chose this one 11 times out of 10.

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.