Stunning, stunning, stunning! Attended the wedding of my friends Ginny and Derek and was so…read moreimpressed with the place and space they chose to have their event. The grounds were amazing, the people beyond friendly. Picturesque is the only word I can use to describe it. Just flawless!

Tremendous experience! Loved the food and wine pairings with descriptions and map of where the…read morewines originated from. The guest speaker did a great job. Lovely property, venue, the owners were so welcoming and they have created this mini community of interesting guests! I hope to come back very soon!

If you want to make sure your wedding actually happens, no matter what, have it here! We got…read moremarried at The 1812 Farm the day of Hurricane Lee; we truly believe this would not have been possible without Sarah and her team. When no hotels, air bnb's, or family had power or running water, the 1812 Farm had a backup generator that allowed our wedding to go on as if nothing out of the ordinary was happening outside. We know from our other vendors that not many other couples having their wedding that day could say that. The 1812 Farm saved our wedding, made it more amazing than we could've ever dreamed, and you should absolutely let them do the same for you. Sarah was in touch with us constantly the week before our wedding, updating us on the weather and preparing us for the inevitable moving of our outdoor ceremony from Pemaquid Point to inside the barn. Her attentiveness allowed us to make this switch days in advance to ensure that we could get returns on our deposits and inform guests of the change with enough notice. She was also extremely helpful and flexible in guiding us through how we would have to adjust the barn in real time from a ceremony setup to a reception one. This transition was so flawless that we doubt anyone even noticed and to this day are still not sure how they did it. The 1812 Farm ensured that the bridal party was able to get ready in a space that had both electricity and running water!! Both our hair and make-up vendors were receiving live horror stories via text about weddings having to move locations at the last minute or do their hair and make-up in the dark. The 1812 Farm even had a shower that we could use since none of the hotels had power - We're telling you, this venue is prepared for ANYTHING. The staff was also beyond incredible at helping us adjust to the last minute changes. To be frank, there were many last-minute details we failed to coordinate because of the last minute change and general stress of the weather. Sarah and her team were so thoughtful in asking questions about these items and when I just looked panicked, graciously stepped in to say they would take care of making everything perfect. They did. Many of our guests told us they would have had no idea the ceremony wasn't meant to take place in the barn and commented on how seamless everything looked and felt throughout. If all this hasn't fully sold you yet, we must emphasize the food. Our wedding was three months ago and still all of our friends and family are talking about the food. Remember, this is a wedding that took place during a HURRICANE... and yet the crab cakes are still the main topic of conversation. We knew when we first started planning our wedding that we wanted the food and drink menu to be really fantastic and to reflect midcoast Maine. Sarah spent a lot of time going over all the different food options and helped us narrow down the right choices for our wedding. Her experience also really helped us to balance our tastes with the necessities needed to make all our guests happy. The Stone Cove Catering menu is honestly a dream and everything on it sounds incredible, but our recommendation would be to try and incorporate the crab cakes and swordfish skewers in some way. We also opted for a lobster bake rehearsal dinner the night before which was not only delicious, but also such a fun and unique experience for our friends and family. Lastly we will note that we looked at a lot of venues around midcoast Maine for our wedding and The 1812 Farm was unquestionably the perfect choice. The barn and surrounding landscape are beautiful and the place is incredibly maintained; Sarah is so knowledgeable and really seems to care about every wedding on the property; and they are so organized and prepared for any wedding scenario you could imagine.

Came to the farm for a wedding. The venue was cute. The ceremony was outside which was pretty. I…read morehave no idea where they would have done it if the weather was bad though. The hall was simple and elegant and farmy all at the same time. There were two vehicles on the back lawn that held apps and the alcohol. Again not sure where that stuff would have gone if there was snow on the ground. Overall a great night

what a wonderful surprise this lovely bed-and-breakfast is more can describe peaceful scenic…read moreviews great food, the most relaxing two or three days I've had in a long time. My wife and I thoroughly enjoyed every aspect of to Karen and her delicious breakfast. DAVID HOFFMAN and Linda Hoffman

Great B and B ..Great location, awesome Hosts, wonderful food. Oh, Accomodations outstanding !…read moreQuaint and charming ! Loved it!

Our recent week-long visit to Bristol, Maine, was anchored by a 6-night stay at The Chamberlain…read moreHouse in Round Pond. Our spirits were buoyed by owners, Shari & Paul Cunningham, whose wonderful property includes a view of the harbor in Round Pond, perennial gardens, old stone walls, and adjacent forests. We were made to feel right at home in the restored historic (1700's era) farmhouse, with its common rooms for reading, visiting, dining, and relaxing downstairs, as well as its five beautifully decorated guest bedrooms upstairs. Shari is an outstanding cook, serving hearty, nutritious, artfully presented breakfasts every morning. She incorporates fresh eggs from her flock of lively hens whose happy clucking can be heard throughout the day. We look forward to our next trip when we can once again savor the scrumptious frittatas, homemade blueberry muffins, blueberry pancakes, and delicious fruit cups at the dining room's table that looks over the sloping backyard fields and the ocean beyond. Shari was willing to accommodate our request for specific dietary needs. At the top of your "Midcoast Maine Must Do" list should be a stay with Shari and Paul at The Chamberlain House.

Just an outstanding and slightly off the beaten path B & B. A grand farm house…read more Great (great) hosts. Short walk to Round Pond. Close by art stores and lobster pounds. Incredible breakfast of Frittata, sausage and fresh blueberry muffins. Room was great and had an incredible shower. Everything clean, clean, clean. Everything about this place expresses the happiness and pride of the owner couple. Highly recommended. Maine at its very best.

Excellent dinner in an interesting inn! We wanted to have one higher end dinner during our vacation…read moreand always wanted to try the Bradley Inn. We were not disappointed. The food was delicious, the cocktails were spot on, and the service was excellent. We had the pork picadillo and the vegetable curry and both were tasty and cooked perfectly. Our server was always available, but never intrusive, made recommendations, and was just nice to talk to. There were only two servers for the whole restaurant (trend for everywhere now), but everyone seemed to be having a great time. Both servers were really working hard. Excellent meal and recommended. The inn is also great to walk around in and check out various interesting objects. The other server came over to me and told me a story about the ship wheel table that is by the back door. Some people work hard, but always have time to be nice. Both of these ladies are these people.

Great bed and breakfast. The cabin we stayed in was nice with modern kitchen…read more Only negatives minor were not a loft for old people. Ladder is a challenge: would not be hard for kids. Second is the breakfast which was nice but very limited. Should have an easy secondary menu item like pancakes etc. It was good but limited for people with special diets.

This is our Riverfront event center for Lisbon. It's right in the side of the Androscoggin, close…read morewalking to lots of things to do and shop in Lisbon Falls. This is the home of many concerts, tasty Tuesdays with food trucks, farmers market, and many other events. So whether your walking your pet, looking for a nice sunset. A park to enjoy the quiet, or the concert in our community ,come check it out. We're Lisbon the home of the Moxie festival.

Beautiful venue, kitchen had 3 refrigerators! Lots of bar space to serve food buffet style. I…read morewill definitely use the Lodge in the future.

We've all found a place that we'd like to keep secret and while this qualifies I can't resist…read moresharing. South Bristol is one of those few midcoast towns stuck in time and dining at this restaurant is like going back to an old friend's house for a relaxing meal on a lazy evening near a cove. All tables are on their home's patio. The food is not adventurous but it's classically prepared and presented. Not cheap but not exorbitant and the minimal wine list is carefully chosen and remarkably affordable. Our menu was a bright summer salad, buttery soft chateaubriand, and cheesecake. The modestly sized plates were licked clean but, personally, I would have liked slightly larger salad or app. If they have their housemade Limoncello, order it! The owners are magnificent hosts. A delightful evening.