Absolutely adored! The new entree menu is filled with fun additions, like the grain bowl and I…read moreloved the eggplant (that chili sauce though)... the pizza is always fire and love to see how they're mixing it up! Our server was also lovely, Theresa. Honestly, the vibes were immaculate. Can't wait to go back for a post-beach meal and beer!

Service was great and the place has a great spot on the corner of the beautiful downtown. We got…read morethe lobster pizza which was delicious a little pricey, but worth it.

Fabulous beer in a beautiful setting. Everyone was friendly and we brought a case home with us…read more If you happen to be vegan, I highly recommend the vegan pepperoni pizza. It was great to have that option (Daiya style cheese and a unique mushroom-based pepperoni crumble). It was worth the trip and I hope to visit again.

Great spot, and I didn't even try their pizza! Stopped in here while driving through Maine, because…read moremy friend is collecting mini art prints from those vendor machines across the country, and they have one here! I got a flight of beer, which I enjoyed, and a Caesar salad with the marinated anchovies. The salad actually really hit the spot, a great mix of fresh romaine and kale, delicious anchovies, fresh lemon and parm, yum!

There are certain places where outstanding food speaks for itself, and certain places where the…read moreatmosphere, service, and vibes really can elevate the overall experience. Batson River is the latter, and we loved our lunch outing in one of the adorable seasonal outdoor ice fishing sheds. We chose a few "handhelds," including the blackened haddock tacos and fried haddock sandwich, both of which are served with a red cabbage slaw. I enjoyed the tacos - the ratio of fish to slaw and aioli, etc. was just right. And the sandwiches are served with a generous amount of crispy French fries. On a weekday in March, many of the local shops and restaurants were closed. It was an unseasonably warm day, and we were happy to stumble upon Batson River for a fun and memorable lunch!

Our first stop in Maine was perfect!!!! Our waitress, McKenna, was the best! Definitely recommend…read morecoming here because there are good options for everyone even if you don't like seafood. Sitting outside was perfect!

Excellent food all prepared in house. Limited menu but something for everyone. Great craft beer…read moreand full bar. Excellent selection of wines. I would Go back and I recommend. Enjoy!

Great food and beer selection! Shannon was a great server and bartender - and the food here is…read moreelevated beyond the typical "bar food" of other breweries. Street Corn Mac & Cheese was good enough to be an entree and the Eggplant Pita sandwich was crazy good - the roasted peppers on it were perfect as was the subtle crunch of the eggplant. Prices are also very reasonable. Definitely worth a return trip.

I have been on brewery tours in the past, but this by far has been an exceptional experience with…read moreHunter as our tour guide! She was extremely knowledgeable and was able to answer all our questions about the brewery process. She went above and beyond with Customer Service. Allagash is very fortunate to have such an employee that is passionate about the business. I have to also commend the rest of your staff who we were lucky enough to interact with on our visit...they truly know the meaning of Customer Service and love their work! thank you all for an awesome experience!

Out on a Sunday drive to the Riverside area of town. Wanted to check out an apartment neighborhood…read morefor our son. We turned down the road and boom, three breweries!! Had no idea all three were located here, pleasant surprise. I enjoy Allagash white so we decided to stop in. The campus is a good size with gigantic tanks no doubt filled with liquid gold! Outdoor seating area with fire pits for warmer weather enjoyment. Entrance had a woodsy feel to it with signage that was clear to read. In the courtyard you choose which way to go; right heads into the outside beer garden and left brings you inside the brewery and gift shop. Beer garden for us. Seeing that it was covered by a tent thought for sure it was going to be cold inside , we were pleasantly surprised! Decor was paper chains and tissue paper hearts for Valentine's season. They had a creative station for folks to make their own Valentines. Also in the same area was a game bookshelf filled with board and card games to play. At the bar was a young man smiling as he welcomed us. We read the menu and for something different I chose "Cabin Weekend" the name reminded me of our camp in the Western mountains. We both enjoy whiskey so thought the aged barrels used for this brew would make a tasty treat. Grabbed our beers and then over to the food truck attached to the tent, clever. Bite into Maine is the food truck here today, unsure if different trucks come here or not. We wanted something small and shareable. Mac and cheese it was. We sat down at one of the many empty tables and began to enjoy our beers and food. Cabin weekend was so delicious! It was a strong onto 8.9%! Tasty with the faintest hint of whiskey and a cabin feel for the finish. The Mac and cheese was dense and rich!! The fork could practically stand upon its own! It was good in my opinion however don't think I could have finished the portion in my own. We enjoyed so much we will be back for some to bring away with us to our cabin in the woods.

We came on Valentines day for a quick drink prior to our dinner plans. We each had one of their…read morecraft beers and split an everything pretzel. Though I wasn't that impressed with my beer, the pretzel was served warm and soft but smaller than anticipated. The have free popcorn up for grabs which we took advantage of. Decent seating inside, although their was a wait. They serve food but we just kept with the pretzel. Small parking lot out front but if you drive further down the street to their back lot, there is a bit more spots there.

SOME breweries have GREAT beer, But no food or mediocre food. Some breweries have great food but OK…read morebeer. Stoneface has GREAT Beer & DELICIOUS food.. Served by friendly staff. They have reasonable prices too. As a flight attendant, I go to a LOT of brewery/restaurants across the country.. Very few have Amazing Beer AND food worthy of a visit for both.

Several more visits since my last review…read more Some things haven't changed: -- The beers are still great. Swish, Here's to Feeling Good All the Time, Nothing Gold, and Reciprocal are a formidable foursome. At any given time, you can usually get at least two, more often three, sometimes all four. -- You'd be hard pressed (pun intended) to find a better smashburger in Portland, but I'd also put it up against any regularly-offered burger I've had in Portland--smashed or otherwise. I love everything about it, from the high caliber of the beef to the fresh pillowy milk bun to the exhilaratingly strong cure of the bacon to the razor-thin cutting of the vegetables to the execution that gets even a smashburger burger juicy. -- I'm still not crazy about the wings. They have a frozen dinner feel to them. A few things, though, have changed: -- Full service now instead of having to order everything at the bar. That's a plus. -- The place is much more crowded-- including screaming tykes-- on the weekends. Not a plus, but can't fault a place for its own popularity. -- The fries are now the industrial strength coated kind. A big minus and a sad drop off from prior greatness, but better that than from an item off the main cast. -- You can now order beer cans to go from the table rather than having to get in line. A nice convenience. A few things to know: -- It's a surprisingly good option for vegetarians and pescatarians. The veggie burger and the grilled fish sandwich are both much more than solid. -- There's outdoor seating in front of the building and also to the right. -- The bar room to the right of the entrance is adults only, so if those screaming tykes get on your nerves, this is the place to be. -- You can still order beer at the bar if that's your preference over table service. Still a favorite, and the combo of beer, food, and space is tough to beat (Mast Landing and Maine Beer in Freeport are also somewhere in that echelon).

Staying at the new Residence Inn by Marriot across the parking lot made this an easy dinner choice…read morefor our late arrival in Portland at around 7pm. We walked over with our two-year old and were easily seated. They had tons of spaces and our server was very friendly. No entrees come with anything here, so you have to order sides if you want them. Prices are pretty high considering that. We had the tacos, a fresh side salad add chicken, and a beer. Portions were large on the salad and it was fresh and delicious.

This place was close to our hotel, and was a moving welcoming establishment to get out of the…read morepouring rain. We ordered an old fashion, the beer flight, fried pickles , and a chicken bacon ranch pizza. The server was great, checked in with us and made suggestions/explained the specials. Pizza was good and had lots of flavor. My husband loved his old fashioned with muddled blueberries at the bottom of the glass for a tad of sweetness. Didn't take many pictures because we were really hungry! Not one complaint/critique about this place. Saw tons of families and very kid friendly.

Brickyard Hollow Brewing has several locations throughout Maine - their locations are convenient…read more They have a decent selection of beers and a big menu and do slices at each location that I've ever interacted with. I'm not a huge fan of the beer and pizza quality. We went the other night for a Trivia event and that was nice, but my opinion on food and beverages haven't really been affected. It's convenient and options are plentiful but I would choose other options most of the time.