This is hands down the best meal I've had out all year long. Toddy Pond Farm has to be the most…read moremagical place in Maine. We stumbled upon it in a tourist magazine advertising their live music. When we arrived, we didn't realize you have to make a reservation for food (be sure to do this in advance). If you don't have one, you can order drinks by the bar and enjoy the fire pit, farm space, and/or live music MAJOR shout out to Greg. The hostess told us if Greg was ok with squeezing us in for food we could do it, and he made it work. They gave us a seat by the live music. We ordered their margherita pizza, lamb burger, and blueberry cheesecake. I'm at a loss for words on how to describe how incredible each dish was. I lived in Maine for a summer 10 years ago. I already know the food scene here is incredible. But this was next level. The pizza was everything I dream for in a Neapolitan pizza. The sauce was delicious and the crust, perfection. We couldn't get over how much we adored the corn. And the lamb burger was great!! My favorite dish was the cheesecake and the way it melted in my mouth. Wow I wish I was there right now. We bought some honey for home. It's a big space and almost feels like a wedding reception when you eat in the main dining room. You have the chance to explore the farm and see all the animals. I highly recommend coming here. The food is beyond amazing.

We went to Todd Pond Farm for our anniversary on someone's recommendation and it was lovely…read more The food was good. It's a very big wide open farm and barn like atmosphere. It was peaceful grounds very fresh food.

The Wave is the definitive Bangor dive bar. No bar crawl is complete without a visit to chat with…read moreJimmy (the friendly owner) or to play with Buddy (the chocolate lab bar mascot with an affinity for cheese balls). Yes, it's a cash-only, no frills, Natty/Busch Light-on-draft sort of bar, but it has fun regulars, free billiards, and an awesome retro logo that can be emblazoned on stylish tees and koozies. Check this place out!

My husband finally got me to go in here and I wasn't disappointed!!! The regulars are hilarious!!…read moreBring cash though as they don't take cards or they have an ATM outside for your withdrawal.

Excellent experience. Nice casual ambience beautiful location right on the water of the Penobscot…read more river. Seafood is what this place is all about. I had the lobster scallop risotto which was awesome. Five star dish. I started with a clam chowder which was good. My colleague had the grilled garlic shrimp which he told me was excellent. Services was first rate with dedicated attention to whatever we needed at our table. I will definitely be back.

We had a great end of a long weekend in Maine vacation meal here it's literally at the marina with…read morean entertaining view from the top deck of people dropping and loading back up their various boats, or a lovely river view. I had a lazy mans with butter and fries my hubs fish & chips. I had a great drink that was a summer blueberry Maine special and a second one that was passion fruit and so pretty with an edible flower. Sunglasses on the deck or patio are a must while dining. Our server was super friendly , we were harassed the entire time by wasps but it's that time of year.

Great spot to unwind. Good mix of classic and newer games, everything worked well, and the vibe was…read morefun without being overwhelming. Easy to lose track of time here--definitely worth a visit!

This place is gold! Multiple arcade games, for everyone…read more Quite a variety to offer and will definitely keep you busy for a while. There is a mini golf course which is a glow in the dark fun. My grandchildren are 13 and 10. They had so much fun, and the prices are very reasonable. Comfortable and they had done a great job with setting it up. So many choices for everyone. Would highly recommend for the whole family.

Came back to the museum for the Black House guided tour...VERY cool and interesting! So glad we…read moremade the time. So much to look at in the house...many, many original furnishings and personal belongings. I appreciate the self-guided tour as well...nice to go at your own pace and listen to as much, or little details as you wish. The lady in the gift shop, where you pay for the tour, was above and beyond helpful! She was willing and able to answer any and all of our questions. Would highly recommend stopping and touring this lovely home.

We loved our self-guided tour in the Black House. We were all alone, my husband and I, and we were…read moreable to stand and gawk at the furnishings and remark over the historical items. It really does feel like the residents had just up and walked out. I was hoping for a little more in the formal gardens, but maybe they don't have enough staff to keep up with it, and it is early in the season.

We were looking for things to do, and my wife came across the Cole Land Transportation Museum. She…read moresaid it had trains, and we both love trains (who doesn't?) so we made the trip. After paying the entrance fee, they do offer a free "scavenger hunt" placard divvied out by easy, medium, and hard. They each have photos of emblems or things for you to try and locate throughout the whole facility. You then write them down under the pictures with your erasable marker. The Cole family made their fortune in the trucking industry and eventually sold the business in the 90s. A very loving family, and after seeing and reading about Cole Transportation, seemed like a wonderful place to work for that treated their customers and employees right. The patriarch of the family eventually established the idea for the museum, and got to work. The museum has many aspects of transportation within, and lots of Maine background stories. There's Snowplows, Fire Equipment, Farm Equipment, Cars, Trains, Military, Construction vehicles, Sleighs, and so much more. The signage gives everything you'd want to know about the vehicles and artifacts, and if you want more info, any of the volunteers (most, if not all are military veterans) can probably answer your questions. If you have young children, you'll probably be in and out of here as I'd have to bet that most young children would be relatively quickly bored even with the variety of exhibits. But, my wife and I actually spent several hours slowly going up and down each aisle so we could get a good look at everything. The place was not full at all. The museum says they sponsor many school trips there and "be a friend to a veteran" talks. They sponsor essay writing contests with topics such as "What Freedom Means to Me." They have pictures of their former 18-wheelers with patriotic slogans painted on the sides entered by school children and voted on by committee. This museum shouts out loud that you're proud to be an American and able to live the American Dream. It's $7 for adults to enter, and all children are free. Well worth it and very happy to support local businesses. FYI, we ended up finding just over half of the "hard" scavenger hunt items. We'll have to look for more next time.

By no means am I a transportation enthusiast, but for $7, I got a lot out of it and had a good…read moretime. There is quite the collection of various modes of transportation (tractors, cars, sleighs, buses, train cars, etc.). Our group of twenty-somethings had a great time learning and enjoying the various photo ops. I can see people of all ages enjoying this museum.

Very entertaining and informative. Fun show for kids and grown ups with axes and chainsaws in…read moredifferent events. It's very focused on explaining the sport which is cool. Fun Maine activity to break up hiking and water activities.

My husband saw the "Great Maine Lumberjack show" sign while driving through and booked tickets for…read morethe show that night. They also sell merch such as t-shirts. Ambiance: You will be sitting outside under a covered area (bleachers style). The bathrooms are located right outside the performance area. There is a snack bar selling food and bevs (chips, popcorn, and soda). Show: The show is very kids friendly. I enjoyed it even without bringing children. Some of the jokes were corny and aimed towards kids FYI! Kids Friendly: Timber Tina and her crew truly makes this show an unforgettable moment for children! The show pauses so that kids can safely get involved with some wood chopping activities with their lumberjack. At the end, they even get a little certificate that is signed by their favorite lumberjack to show that they are now a little lumberjack themselves! A lucky child will get to bring home their very own "rabbit" chair (shipping might be involved if you live out of states and did not drive). Tickets: We bought online and they were slightly cheaper than buying at the door.

I was a little nervous about this place but that soon dissipated after a few drinks. I guess it…read morewas karaoke night which the crowd REALLY gets into. We took a table towards the back. Our server was real nice, very down home lady. Our drinks were well made and the prices weren't too bad. The atmosphere is blue collar and a lively crowd. Don't expect a red carpet, well, actually, I think it's maroon, so..yeah. Anyway, the place has quite a few fun characters hanging about. The waitress does an amazing job at karaoke and she gets the crowd cheering. The bar reminded me of a TRUE neighborhood type bar with a nice mix of young people, fun couples, and of course the karaoke stars/wannabees, which is nice. The four of us had drinks, a few shots, some good laughs all for around 70.00; that's prettty damned good. Sure, the place is rough around the edges, but hey, on a Saturday night, it was hopping. I'll def go back. Maybe next time I'll try the karaoke.OH, btway, the karaoke notebook needs better organization, it's my only gripe, well, and tell the man bartender to smile a bit more. I tip well for smiles :-) Nice place, ole Caps.

I had nothing against Cap's until now. Karaoke with Duane is awesome. I've heard the owner of this…read moreplace cares about worthy causes, does a lot of fundraisers and is not only concerned about making himself rich. However, there's this nasty, rude, abusive, vile "waitress" who's there every Friday and Saturday nights. Yes, she's an unusually good singer. But then why doesn't she just audition with a band? Why is she part of the karaoke rotation that's supposed to be for customers? She's always making intimidating comments and bossing customers around and making it a toxic environment. I'm not comfortable going back to the place, nor are my friends....until they get rid of Debbie