Another bad experience with the owner or owner's son or whoever that guy is. You exchange a couple…read morewords with him and he immediately starts whining and venting and getting angry about his personal or work problems that have nothing to do with you. I have really soured on the food because when I eat it I just think about how that is the guy whose lifestyle I'm funding by being a customer here.

As soon as I walked into the Family Dog at 6 Mill St, the service given at the register was…read moreincredibly short and rude, complaining about having a long line and expressing extreme frustration with my even stepping foot into the establishment. This is unacceptable behavior and I will not be returning again.

Adorable little spot with a great beer selection. Food was good as well. Our server was kind and…read moreattentive. We will return when back in Orono.

Ever since Woodman's opened it's been a favorite of mine. Maybe this 3 out of 5 stars was just a…read morefluke. The food was delicious. I ordered the baked scallops without the béchamel sauce (no gluten or dairy for me), my sister ordered the full-on baked scallops, and my mother ordered the fish and chips. My favorite drink (since living in LA and Boston) has been the French 75 - I was so pleased to see it on their drink menu! I would not recommend the El Diablo. The jalapeño tequila was beyond overpowering. We tried watering it down but it was not drinkable. The Amaretto Alexander was a delectable dessert beverage. We were disappointed with the service. We found ourselves looking around for our server and she seemed rather disingenuous. We all have off days. I still enjoy going there and I like the atmosphere. Like I said, maybe it was an off day. It was my birthday and we were excited to enjoy a night out for dinner after a great movie. There aren't that many options for gluten-free and vegan (if that's your thing). When the weather warms - you can sit outside and enjoy the evening with friends and loved ones.

Haven't been here since the first year the new location opened, but the beer here is still great!…read moreWe tried a few different things off the food menu and those were all pretty decent. Note - when you get a sandwich/burger, they give you an insane amount of fries to go along with it. Service was great and I like the quirky brewery atmosphere. A great place to stop before a UMaine hockey game

So much to do at OBC... Board games, corn hole, basketball, video games, televisions and fire pits!…read more Award winning beer matched with farm fresh food (now offerings that aren't deep fried) The new menu is really really good: The blackened haddock tacos are so so flavorful (wish they offered a slaw/salad) instead of ff/tots Shrimp cocktail with a delicious cocktail sauce along with tortilla chips to dip too, the crab cakes with spicy aioli veggie blend and the burrata with tomatoes and pesto all AMAZING!! I eat there at least twice a week now

This is certainly a good little kitchen, the chicken could be a bit crispier and the pizza a little…read moreless grease but everything is good food. It isn't just edible I would actually go out of my way and choose this over some big name chain like even Mcdonalds. The food comes out quick, the employees are nice and just down to earth, and it gives me a little nostalgiac feeling everytime I order. Just a few nitpicks but overall I do recommend!

For a college town restaurant, Yamas is pretty upscale. The food was delicious, the service was…read moregreat, and the prices weren't bad either! The spanakopita will forever he my favorite

I had never made it to Yamas when they were in Old Town. After the fire, they opened up a location…read morein Downtown Orono. We happened to go just after their opening night and wow... I had been missing out. The prices were reasonable and the food was delicious! I got Pasta Con Broccoli, which was so simple and yet so perfectly executed. It had a homemade cheese sauce that was to DIE FOR. My friend got one of their burgers. The patty was cooked to perfect temperature and they had good fries. Definitely a welcomed addition to the downtown dinner scene.

I've eaten at the Donald Ross grill twice in the last 2 weeks while visiting the area. I ordered…read morethe same thing both times, because it was so good: the Philly cheese steak sandwich and sweet potato fries. Their fries, whether sweet potato or regular, are hand cut and a little crunchy on the outside but soft on the inside-perfectly seasoned and perfectly cooked. The sandwich was very good-no grizzly spots of meat, plenty of meat on the sandwich and the bun was lightly toasted. My husband had a smash burger which was really good and he couldn't stop eating the fries either! We've also had the onion rings and they might be the best I've ever had. The view is lovely, the people are nice, and trivia night was fun too!

From the owner: There aren't too many places that have a view comparable to the one at the Grill. Overlooking the…read morePenobscot River Valley, enjoy some great pub-style food while sipping on a local craft beer from companies like Mason's, Black Bear Brewing, Geaghan Bros, and more. Check out our Facebook Page for more information on our great weekly events, including live music, date nights, and more!

Normally my rating of a Governor's visit could be a predictable 4 or better, but this particular…read morevisit was for their Comfort Food Thursday night buffer, which we have wanted to try for a while. The theme is comfort foods, so it would be optimistic to count on chef quality cuisine. Still, the offering had a few disappointments. Mind you, the pot roast was excellent, tender and tasty, and the juice (au jus?) was much better for the mashed potatoes than the canned gravy they put next to the taters. The bbq pulled pork, the mac and cheese were fine, and I didn't risk trying the dumplings, chicken fingers, French fries or chicken pot pie. The desserts, of course were also okay. The chicken broccoli Alfredo and the pineapple rice chicken dish were also okay. No doubt I would have liked it much more if it came with a few of my own comfort food favorites, such as meatballs, kielbasa and peppers/onion, pasta dishes such as spaghetti, American chop suey or lasagna - well, I could go on. The key is to check on Facebook and see what they are cooking for the buffet before you make plans.

Stopped there for lunch 4/23/26.husband had turkey dinner it was good .i had cheeseburger onion…read more and mayo ,we waited forever to get our food . others that came in after we did had their food ,finally our food came out ,no onion on my burger .she went back got me some onion .omg the burger was burnt on the bottom it was so dry i couldnt eat it I even tried to take the burnt off .the bun was harder then any cracker I've had .the waitress even saw me trying to take the burnt meat off the bottom.it had been a long time since we have been there it's going to be even longer .. We decided to take a couple cookies and a cream puff home .the cream puff was stale and very dry .what the heck is going on with this restaurant.im surprised after reading other reviews that they are still even open Very disappointing i took the burger meat for my dog . Pretty bad that a restaurant can't cook a cheeseburger without burning it .i would have never sent that burger out .time to look for new cooks .

The Orono area is not packed with Deli options, so the Harvest Moon is one of the only places to go…read moreto get a sandwich apart from Subway. The Harvest Moon is not a sub sandwich city deli, they have 'classic' sandwiches on sliced bread with pesto mayo and grainy mustard. The specialty sandwiches are good, I usually get an Ella Fitzgerald or Dizzy Gillespie. The bread is always fresh and you can buy a loaf to take home. They have a soup of the day - last time I was in it was Minestrone.

I really like the sandwiches here, and the names are super clever! Fast service. Highly recommend!read more

It has been many moons since I have stopped into Pat's in Orono and since I was in town for a great…read moregame of hockey had to stop in! Still the same Pat's I recall from my college days and even though it was game night I was able to quickly get in with a table at the bar. Most of the tables were full and took about 25 minutes for the pizza due to the crowd. Service is always fun with that college town vibe and supporting many student servers. Enjoyed a Pat's Black Cherry soda along with a small all meat pizza. As greasy as I remember, plenty of meat toppings to tame your hunger. This is a nostalgic 5 star for me, likely a 4 for a foodie in town checking out the sites. I thoroughly enjoyed a walk down memory lane!!

Awesome place. Great bar pie. Has personality. Cant describe it just feels legit…read more The ovens and place are so old, full of character. Even in crazy rushes (before hockey games or any weekend) they are well staffed and fast. Prices are great. Seriously an OG restaurant. Is very maine and feels like home. I hope they reopen the taproom in basement.

Confusing when you walk in. We were told we could have a seat but they failed to mention that you…read moremust order at the counter. We figured it out and it didn't take long for our food to be prepared. They have seating for probably 50 but looks like a lot of people order food to go. I ordered lasagna which was delicious! It was stuffed with lots of ricotta, meat sauce and other cheeses. Only thing bottom layer was burnt to pan but the portion was so large it didn't even matter. Comes with a side salad with fresh, crispy lettuce, shredded carrots, red cabbage, onion, tomato and cucumber. Also two large slices of garlic bread. We also ordered barbecue chicken pizza. They are generous with their toppings and flavor was delicious.

Called in our order and didn't have to wait too long! The staff were great and the pizza was even…read morebetter! We did get the pizza to go but while inside, I noticed the place was clean and just gave "good pizza" vibes- made me hopeful! Nocked my socks off!