One beer tasted, and I'm sold on this brewery. DiPA just came out. I was very happy.read more

I've been wanting to try Grateful Grain so I was excited when our trip to Norlands meant we'd be…read moredriving through Monmouth. The beer was really good and they had some coloring books for kids that one of the employees was nice enough to bring over to us. A small space, so I wouldn't try to go with a group bigger than 4 or so--at least in the winter. It looked like they have an outside setup in the warmer weather.

Obsessed! We stopped on the way to Belfast, and the place did not disappoint. This brewery had…read moreeverything that we look for in a brewery: great pours, plenty of space, lots of seating options, and great service. Seating and Ambiance: They have outdoor seating and plenty of indoor seating as well. The couches inside are so comfortable. They also allow pups inside which I appreciated it! On a hot summer day, it was difficult for our pup to be out so this really came in handy and allowed us to have a good time. The inside area is SO spacious. Half of it is an arcade/game room with plenty of arcade games so make sure you bring some quarters. Pours: We had 4 pints and took a 4-pack to go, all for $48. The beers were really good. I really enjoyed their IPA "Cease and Desist" which they said was their most popular one. Service: We had the best service. The woman at the front gave us great beer recommendations and was so nice and welcoming from the moment we stepped inside. All in all, a solid 5 out of 5!

A cozy spot in the backside of Bintliff's on Water street in Gardiner. They have so much packed in…read morehere! An outdoor seating area with Adirondack chair and umbrella picnic tables in the summer (and a fire pit in the winter). The patio area overlooks the Gardiner Waterfront. Miller's Pride Food Truck sits on the patio serving up delicious food! Come try it out! Inside you'll find live music on certain nights, plenty of seating, a very friendly bartender, and games yiu can play while enjoying your brew. Continue on and you'll find a whole arcade and cozy lounge! This place is awesome!!!!

Though tough to find, this tiny brewery puts out some seriously delicious brews that can be found…read morethroughout the region in restaurants and even in growlers in some markets. The setup is small and cluttered, and a "tour" is kind of a loose term at the moment, but the beer and conversation is worth the effort. Also, if you're interested in filling in the Maine Beer Trail, ignore the previous reviewer's instructions to skip the place. Besides, it can be tough to track down just the right variety out among the stores & pubs. Favorite brew - Double Brown

This is a phenomenal, tiny, home-brewed organization. If you live within 2 hours of this location,…read moreit is worth the trip to grab a keg or a couple of growlers. Return em for a refill. When the road becomes unpaved, don't fret. It's not too much further. Seriously delicious.

Food was hot, fast, and absolutely delicious! The prices are a little steeper than you'd expect,…read morebut you get your money's worth with big portions and high quality ingredients. The staff were helpful and the place is clean. It's your typical millennial burger joint, but this one is actually quite good. EXCEPT, the music is TERRIBLE. It's painfully corporate chipper crap, and utterly 2000's in the worst possible way. I'd rather listen to elevator music. It got on my nerves. If you are hard of hearing, or completely deaf, I'd definitely check this place out.

Recent visit with a friend as I had heard great things. Ordered a Caprese sandwich and fries. Also…read moretook a meatball sub to go. Was disappointed with both. The Caprese sandwich was very dry with huge soggy tomatoes The other ingredients were sparse. The fries were good hot but once they cooled they tasted like grease. My son said the meatball sub tasted like dirt. He didn't elaborate but he also didn't finish it and threw it in the trash. I went about an hour before they closed so maybe that made the difference. Not much great to say about this place probably won't be going back.

Dog friendly brewery with great beer and delicious homemade sodas for those who don't drink. The…read moreRedrum sour is a must try. The blackberry soda is also fantastic. The owner is super friendly and gave us great service. The inside of the brewery is also really nice and a great place to hang out with friends.

He came to his cool little town on the way to Bar Harbor, with the intention. This is getting some…read morereds lobster. it was a cute little town, so we decided to walk around. The brewery, signs collar attention, so we went on in. This place looks brand new on the inside. no/remaster was at the bar. It's some really tasty beers. Starting to fill up I don't know super friendly and passionate about his craft. A great brewery if you're in the area!

Great pizzas great friendly server's awesome pleasant salads .Good place to relax and enjoy your…read moretime.I enjoyed my stay there. Kathleen

Definitely don't want to miss this spot. Staff is super friendly and helpful. Food and beer are…read moreexcellent. We had the ranch popcorn, Thai sesame salad and the Kennebec pizza. Everything was fresh and delicious with lots of great flavors and texture. I had the Long Time Listener (triple IPA) and highly recommend this, it is phenomenal. Incredibly smooth and tasty for a 10.4% ABV! Followed that up with the Et Tu IPA also very smooth and tasty. Looking forward to stopping in again next time we are in the area.

I've been here a handful of times and each time is a great experience. First, the beer is awesome!…read moreI love the pink boots sour-it's refreshing on a warm day. Second, the people. Specifically the owner. You can tell she cares about beer, animals, and the community. Third, the events. There's typically live music, karaoke, or a dog-themed event going on. I love that they post upcoming events on their facebook page. This is a great spot in Lisbon Falls. Bring your friends and enjoy a beer!

Well, I am a wine drinker. My husband loves a good beer. We stopped into the Olive pit brewing and…read morewhat a great experience we are having here. We grabbed a pretzel and enjoyed a great atmosphere and music.

I think this place has real potential. We're in the area temporarily and have noticed there's not…read moremuch without driving 20+ minutes away, so we gave this place a shot. I was honestly shocked to see a real veggie option on the menu that wasn't a veggie burger (although they have that too), so I had to try the chimichurri tofu. It was cooked well - 4 slices cut thin enough to give it a good crispy exterior. The chimichurri sauce was tasty. However, it feels like whoever created this dish has never cooked with tofu before or at least not very much. My suggestion would be marinating the tofu before cooking. The chimichurri made it somewhat enjoyable (I did finish it all!) but the flavor dissolves quickly as you chew through the tofu. I think marinating it will really seal the deal on that dish. Otherwise, the service was great, very friendly and very prompt. The building is quaint and bigger than it looks from the outside. I think my entree was a little overpriced for what I got at $23, but I digress. I see the vision and wish them success.

I was excited to try this place after seeing that it was so highly rated, but now that I've visited…read moreI'm unfortunately not sure what all the hype is about. But it wasn't all bad--I'll start with the positives! The staff were great--super friendly, welcoming, and helpful. I also enjoyed the fries, which were plentiful, and the pomegranate blonde ale, which was very refreshing. Although we didn't play, I was happy to see a stack of games on the bar. We were seated upstairs at the recommendation of the hostess. The decor was a little dated but it gave me a cozy and nostalgic feel. Now to the not-so-positives. I ordered the caprese sandwich and in the first bite, I was alarmed to feel something hard, sharp, and un-chewable. Confused, I had to fish whatever it was out of my mouth and found a small piece of what felt like some kind of wood. I realized after a couple minutes that it was the same color and texture as the toothpicks that held the sandwich together. I'm not sure how it got in my mouth--maybe a piece broke off in the kitchen and got stuck in or on the sandwich--but it was the first bite and I wasn't anywhere near where the toothpicks stabbed the sandwiches. Luckily that was the only splintered piece I found in my food, but I was very cautious for the rest of the meal. Honestly, if not for this, this probably would have been a 4-star review, but it put me a little on edge for the rest of the experience. The sandwich itself was decent--the bread was a little charred, but I actually kind of prefer that myself. Caprese sandwiches are always simple and good, as long as the ingredients are decent. The worst part for me was the price. I'm happy to pay a little extra for a great meal, but $18 for a caprese sandwich feels steep. I'm not from around here, so maybe this is normal in these parts where there are limited dinner options. My wife's tofu dinner was $23 for a small portion--back home we could get twice as much tofu for half the price. I always thought city life was more expensive, but I've learned my lesson here!

Fun brewery in Skowhegan, Maine…read more Beers that we tried were very good, but they were out of flight glasses so only were able to provide a tasting. Pizza was wood fired and should have been amazing but doesn't seem it was cooked hot enough so crust was limp. Toppings and cheese were very good although the sauce was on the sweet side. I have to say the GF crust was fantastic and had a very good crisp in contrast to the regular crust. Could use additional help to clean tables and fans in restaurant, otherwise really clean. Restrooms were all unisex and really great concept.

They offer food, however we had just eaten. It looked delicious. Pizza well done. The beer was…read morefantastic. We got a flight. Plenty of seating and cans to go