Loved this club. Friendly, professional and helpful in addition our overnight, even with their…read moremoorings at capacity. We anchored out and they made launch service available (for the $35 mooring fee, so we didn't take them up on it). The club itself is very nice, comfortable, and well-kept.

A great hidden gem above Mulligans! Enter via wooden staircase in the back. Lots of game including…read moreJenga, connect 4, cornhole, and skee ball (50 cents). Bar tender was a lot of fun, will be back!

There seems to be a lot of good, bad, and indifferent reviews of The Barn, so we decided to try it…read moreout. Cute updated Barn converted to a restaurant. Full bar, indoor and outdoor seating. We sat inside this visit as it recently rained and was still wet outside. Updated hours so the open up at 12 Friday and Saturday, 10-4 on Sundays. Wednesday and Thursday 4-9. We were greeted by friendly staff and seated quickly. Ordered the "Smokey Margarita" mezcal replaces the tequila and a tahine rim, very delicious. Ordered the RI Stuffies. Quahog, chorizo and cornbread, interesting and comforting. I got the cilantro lime fried chicken sandwich with fries. Sandwich is delicious and the fries are crispy. The coleslaw on the sandwich make it tough to eat and a bit messy, but still good. Michele got the fish and chips. Their fryers are gluten free safe. So she was happy about that. All in all a great meal, wish my sandwich wasn't so runny with the Cole slaw. I would come back to try their pizza and other offerings.

Not sure what's happening here . Beautiful barn ( no air conditioning ) it is an old barn so that…read moremakes sense. The patio and grounds were really nice. The staff were great but the food ,was awful so bad and it was not cheap either. The pizza was burnt and so thin it was like a tortilla with dried up cheese and minimal dried out basil. The fried chicken sandwich was supposed to be lime and cilantro but it was a dried out piece of chicken with some coleslaw? ( maybe left over from the night before and heated )I don't know it was all inedible we ended up throwing it out after one bite of each . The fries were the only thing that was edible but for $11.00 they should be . We had done take out as it was too hot to sit outside or inside. Would have sent it all back had I eaten there. Won't be back

Great atmosphere and the staff is always friendly and eager to tell stories of old. We originally…read morebegan going to the winery in Lincolnville and we were so excited when the o e at Thompson's point opened! We've now been regulars there as well. It's wonderful when the atmosphere, the wine and the service are excellent!

Nice arcade. Small but enjoyable. The unlimited play for an hour was perfect, we enjoyed very much.read more

The bar service was amazing, Cindy was professional and went above and beyond ! I really…read moreappreciate it. It could not have gone better.

Super cute farm stand! Tons of yummy baked goods, veggies, lobsters, plants, pumpkins, Maine…read morehoney, maple syrup, crafts and SO much more! Definitely worth the stop!

We learned about Flaherty's Family Farm from friends and am really glad they told us about it!…read more First off, they have a huge selection of beautiful trees. There are a number of eager employees to help get your tree ready to take home and loaded, too. Inside, you'll find employees who will help you design custom wreaths,too. In the market, there is a well stocked fish counter and lobsterpound, too. Aside from that, there are fresh veggies and a huge stock of fresh baked goodies. The employees were all super nice, too. This will be the place we get our tree from now on!

I have not spent much time with the newer staff but in general the standards of leadership I…read morebelieve has been well managed for members. The food and atmosphere are perfectly paired by the willingness of staff to make members feel at home, and guests are always welcome, but I can understand how some might feel intimidated by the grandeur and history of the club. Yet unlike the younger reviewer who felt slighted by some folks commenting I've never felt unwelcome by the older generations. It's just that losing one's commenting filters is common at all ages and albeit that age gaps do exist out right prejudice does not. In consideration of how many "older people" are there it is true but when you realize the elderly probably have more financial stability now than the average population at this time in history it just makes sense. As I see it Younger members are always welcome, but preconceptions of who we are as a club would be unfair. That's why we open our doors to the general public on restaurant week to share in the traditions of this fine gem of by gone times.

Can't complain. The staff is accommodating and professional…read more Only have been here for special events. But always impressed with the staff.

Amazing place!! Historic lodge (1891) for the Civil War 8th Regiment that's been converted into…read morehousing for vacationers. Certianly this place isn't for everybody, especially for folks seeking total privacy. However, the rooms are gorgeous, lots of attention to detail, and room 9 has all-around ocean views. My partner and I came here for the ocean views, kayaking and serenity, while the communal amenities didn't bother us at all (in fact, they were very clean) Great place for couples who'd be respectul of the quiet hours, looking to connect with nature, make new friends and enjoy the uniqueness of Peaks Island.

This place offers a peak into the lives of men and women who were associated with the civil war and…read moreworld wars. When we listened to the stories told by the artifacts and the pictures in the cozy museum, we could hear them more clearly (as compared to the gigantic museums showcasing the hardships and daily life of soldiers).