We were great by a staff member who told us all about the brewery and offered samples of the…read morevarious offerings. All of the beers we tasted were very good. My husband and I each had a pint of choice and took home a growler too. The setting is very comfortable and live music is offered, although there was no live music during our visit. If you are in Lubec, you really should try this cozy brewery. We loved it.

The atoms inside and outside is absolutely adorable. Loves it…read more The beer- ugh aweful. Hopefully another beer would have been better. Server was finally and kind.

We asked in the hardware store in Eastport where to get a good meal. The Happy Crab and its…read moreSeafood Chowder came highly recommended. The bowl of Chowder was plenty for both of us. We also ordered onion rings to start. It is Friday, so I got the haddock fish fry. The fillet was huge. Hubby ordered a bacon chicken wrap. It, too, was delicious. I also ordered a Bloody Mary. LOL. I was feeling the vodka one third of the way through the drink!

Our cruise stopped at Eastport, Maine and we came searching for a lobster meal. Happy Crab's menu…read morekeeps popping up on my search but lobster was not on the menu. Upon arrival, we inquired inside and voila! They've made a special lobster combo. For $50/whole lobster, it comes with a roll and a corn. Add $25 for another whole lobster. Dessert included too. It took us 3 hours from lining up to finish! Long three hours but it's very well worth the wait. Lobsters were very fresh, butter isn't necessary. Juices poured out as soon as we cracked the lobster open. Shania and the manager were very friendly making our long wait worthwhile. The restaurant isn't big and doesn't have much seating, not enough for passengers of a cruise ship. On normal days, they don't serve lobsters and serving this small town should be enough.

Great little brewery right off the main dock. Their beers are nice, staff are friendly, the…read moreatmosphere is fun (dog friendly inside and out)! Great spot to check out while in Saint Andrew's!

Believe this was our second brewery while visiting Canada that day. Once we drove several times…read morearound the block we found a spot a few steers away. We tried a flight of four small beers. Sat outside in the cooler weather not too tables were occupied that afternoon. Bought some stickers and merchandise before leaving the brewery. Clean restrooms and helpful people working here.

Nice cozy, casual place. Service was excellent. Food as very fresh and good. We are a big school…read moregroup but the servers and staff were very attentive and professional.

I stopped by hungry on my way through Machias, Maine and decided to try Mason's…read more There is plenty of parking and the restaurant entrance has a ramp. I started off with the only draft lager, the Midnight Train. It was dark and had a coffee taste which is not my thing. I had asked the waitress if she had ever tried it and she had not, but did offer a taste first which I declined. There is a huge wrap around bar or wooden tables to dine in. Casual ambience. Restrooms were very clean. I had the fish and chips and that came out quickly. The house made tarter was very good, along with the coleslaw. I ordered a side of cowboy beans and they were flavorful and hearty. Really delicious. However, it is a huge portion for a side (maybe the size should be specified or marked as a sharable) and there was no price listed on the menu. The price was $10, pretty steep for a side in my opinion (which I learned only after getting the check). I decided to take the beans home with a hot dog to go, and was told the dog comes with a side as well; apparently you cannot just get a dog alone! So that was $8 for a dog and a sad portion of kraut that was just ok. The bill came to $45.90 and I gave the waitress $60 and she asked, "do you want your change?" Seems she expected a huge tip based on minimal service. I politely said "yes, please." My change was $14.10. She brought back $14 but not the 10 cents. Seems like a dumb thing to complain about, but this is not right. Not giving people the correct change is never ok and it works in the restaurants favor and screws the customer and based on that fact alone, I would not recommend and don't plan to return.

Nestled just outside of Main Street Lube is Fisherman's Wharf Restaurant. We stopped for Breakfast…read moreafter our trip around New Brunswick, Canada. Greeted by friendly staff and seated quickly for our large group of 7, we chose to sit inside this rustic room. Breakfast was great! Looks like dinner would be amazing as well. I have the blueberry pancakes and they were a perfect fit for my craving before heading off on a 4 1/2 trek home.

Nice restaurant, friendly staff! Food was not bad...crab cake was all crab meat but cold, fish was…read moreovercooked and the staff was very unorganized. We waited over an hour for our food and finally inquired as we noticed others that were sat after us receiving their food. Waitress did apologize and gave a discount, however we were disappointed with the food once it arrived. I would give them another try, as I think they need to be more organized for efficiency.

I stumbled into this place a few days ago looking for something they didn't have... don't even…read morerecall what it was now... but found happiness! Cheeses and beer are what I left with, but I'm passing back thru Machias tomorrow and plan to stock up on more cheese and not sure what else. Worth just stopping in if you're in the area. A beautiful place to browse and dream. So glad it's there!

When I came home to visit this summer, I was at first disappointed to learn that the Sow's Ear was…read moreno longer around. But then upon learning that it was replaced with wine (and not Sutter Home/Franzia/Night Train), my disappointment evaporated. Not what you'd expect to see in Machias (especially not for very long), where Natty Light and The Beast reign as the preferred beverages....but the owners aren't doing it to turn a profit, they're doing it for the love of it. We got to chat with them for a little bit and that was nice to learn. They have tons of wonderful wines from around the world here (even some from Virginia....wtf?) and my husband and I were able to satisfy our wine snobbery even in the outer reaches of downeast Maine during our stay thanks to these guys. They have a lovely Spanish grenache as well as a crisp Pouilly-Fuisse that we pretty much lived off of. In addition, they have lots of excellent specialty cheeses to offer, and will give you samples to try while you shop. Prices are basically what we're used to for California (the previous reviewer mentioned that they're probably a little steep for Machias and I'd have to agree) but definitely worth it when the next best shit in town is the Bogle available at Hannaford.

In the land of lobster rolls I found the best one in a fun location with a water view. This is such…read morea cozy spot on the water. You walk in and are greeted immediately by staff. Grab a paper menu, find a table and when you're ready go up to the bar to order your food. The wait staff brings your food to your table when it's ready. I've had many lobster rolls and this was def one of the best I've had. First of all it was huge. The lobster was in chunks it was not chopped up. It was perfectly seasoned with some mayo but not overpowering so you can truly savor the fresh lobster. It came with a bag of chips. To be honest I didn't care for them as the roll was the main event here. Initially I thought I couldn't finish it because it was so big but I was in lobster roll heaven and didn't stop eating until every bit of this lobster roll was gone. No regrets. Definitely the BEST lobster roll in Lubec. I have tried many and there is no doubt. After we ate we sat on one of the cute couches in the restaurant to have one drink and chat. Such a cozy vibe!

Spongy an very uneven floors, no parking, drag suitcases up 2 flights of stairs. Greeted by liberal…read morepropaganda sprawled across the front window, ana locked door with no one around. Empty soap dispenser, an a shower door that only opens partially. Certainly not my kind of place.

The food was absolutely delicious. I had the yorkie dip with the house salad. The yorkies were…read morecrisp and filling and the salad was wonderful. My husband had the haddock burger special. The fish was fried to perfection and the fries were great. We also had a lovely server who was very pleasant. I will definitely come back.

Fantastic beer (some of my favorite beers ever!!), great service, and food that is to die for…read more Breakfast specials always hit the spot and I'm pretty sure my daughter would be happy only eating the chowder from her for the rest of her life. We always stop in, even if it's just for a beer.

This place used to be restaurant , now turned in to a cozy little craft beer pub / bar . Lots of…read morebeer to choose from . Great service! Bought pickle fries $10 - spicy battered pickles , marinara sauce , ranch . Very tasty wow what a treat! Got #18 Grimross Pilsner Braunschweig 5.4% 20 ounce $7.75 - very refreshing . Friend got a flight for $8.75. Place has potential! Needs a little paint job hm like neutral colour - earthy/ olive green , something classy. New fabric on a couple booth seats where the back of the legs touch. Lots of seating / nice big tv / popcorn is a great idea / bathrooms were clean . The back splash , and the bar in general , looks really nice.

Came for brunch on a Sunday around 11:30. No wait. Still pretty empty…read more Blueberry pancakes were big and very yummy. Husband got the burger, and he really liked it. The bun wasn't buttered, so it wasn't greasy. Beer was decent. Really enjoyed the pumpkin ale. Small beer menu but a little something for everyone I think.

Awesome beer, great prices, and super friendly staff. The staff always goes above and beyond for us…read morewhenever we visit, and the chowder is awesome. I also always appreciate breweries with board games hanging around!