I love weird bars--they're my favorite. For a while I thought there weren't any to be had around…read morecentral Maine. Enter Easy Street. I would love to know where they get the decor for this place. I'd imagine a lot of flea markets (fabulous ones)? It's hard to pick my favorite decor item because there are so many, but it's somewhere between the chairs shaped like hands and the giant silver octopus tentacle under the T.V. Ooo and the corner with all the clowns! Drinks are strong and cheap. The bartenders are friendly. There's a patio, but it's a bit small. There are plenty of comfy chairs/couches. They have live music pretty often, so if that's your thing, you'll be happy there on weekend nights. The only thing is the space is kind of small for live music, so it can get really loud. This is an excellent chill option if you're in Hallowell and want to skip bars that tend to get a bit fratty like The Quarry Taproom. Highly recommend!

I don't get to spend a lot of tine in Hallowell anymore since I moved away from the area in 2010,…read morebut it seems as though every time I do, we somehow end up at Easy Street. Friends of ours wanted to play some pool after we had dinner nearby at Lucky Garden, so we did exactly that. It was a slow night and no one was waiting for the table, so we played about 4 or 5 games and had a lovely time. The decor is awesome, the bar is clean, and the staff were friendly. I've always had a good time here, and I enjoy the artwork too!

Loved the energy, the vibe, the speakeasy feel..... the…read moredrinks were ok but very pricey. I was expecting something much more tasty or original. Did love the glass though just wish they sold them. Cool Knowing and learning about the history!

The place is very beautiful. And that's it There was no…read moredrink menu The prohibition something or other was nothing special The only good thing was free Mac and cheese for kiddos

I was a little apprehensive about coming here, after being disappointed with the bar we were at the…read moreprevious night (located only a block away from this one), but by the end of the night, I was very happy that we came! I had the house burger, which was perfectly cooked (medium rare), and they had a nice selection of draft beers. One of the bartenders even educated us about the local whiskeys and bourbons. He then made me a delightful cocktail, made from a local whiskey, topped off with fresh-made meringue topping with a twist of lemon. There was also live music that night, made more fun by a group of students who were singing along. Overall, quite an enjoyable night!

My husband and I came here while we were on vacation and had a great experience! The restaurant is…read morea cool spot to hang out with great decor. The wait staff was very attentive and helpful when it came to food allergies. We greatly enjoyed the cauliflower appetizer, the drinks, pizza, and the braised short rib yai yai. I would highly recommend this restaurant to anyone who visits the area! Additionally, they had live music which made for a great night!

Amazing vibes in the best community! Affordable drinks, delicious food, and the service is always…read moreon point with helpful happy staff. Say hi to Jess + George on the bar!

Great service food and drinks. Outstanding bartender George and great cook and servers.read more

Dive Bar with a dance floor and a couple pool tables, really stiff drinks and disgusting food. A…read moregood time for all ages (16-85), Saturday night is usually the busy night here with an awkward mix of townies and college students. There is often a painfully average DJ spinning your typical rap songs. Don't tell the DJ that his performance is sub par though because he will literally beat the living shit out of you. Grinding, glass dropping and stumbling is all over the dance floor. The hilarity of the scene between townies and college kids mingling together almost makes the $3 cover (in Farmington?) worth it. If it weren't for the fact that the lights come on at 12:30pm while the DJ screams out "Front Street, finish your drinks!" I'd say the cover is worth it. Who am I kidding, I love the place.

Have been here twice now, both times excellent fun, the people I have met there are down to earth…read morenice!! They had kereok last night, some great local talent, and a senior citizen who was doing some modern hip hop that was fantastic. Missed food last night but was engrossed in some billards but I have had their Classic Steak and Cheese, and Taco Salad both were excellent and will go back whenever I am in the area. Shout out to, Jamie and Olie, to Jim have a great trip to Argentina, to Larry, Lyle, Chris, and Misty, Brian Sixpack, and the lady with the cold hands and butt, too funny!

An amazing club in Unity. They're getting a jacuzzi and are renovating. A must to visit and dance…read moreyour socks off!!!

This is a great venue for live music and it is getting better all the time. I have only been to a…read morefew shows there but every one has been fantastic. You get to see nationally and internationally known Celtic artists performing in a small setting where you really feel you are part of a good old fashioned kitchen party. All for $10. It's worth the trip as it really can't be beat. It is one of the hidden gems of Maine's music community.

So much fun ! Great music - great food and atmosphere and amazing everything can't wait to come…read moreback -

We haven't been to Moose Alley in a few years. Came in with our teenagers for a fun night, which…read moreunfortunately had to end by 7 PM. While they do have food, we ate prior to our arrival. The plan was to bowl, play arcade games, and maybe some pool. Bowling was fun- you pay by the person per hour, so it was $52 for four of us for 1 hour. The kids really wanted to play pool, but we learned that the area where the pool tables are located is 21and up. Disappointing. We then went over to the arcade area, which was closed down promptly at 7 PM for no particular reason. Also, again very disappointing. Why this area is not kept open for the evening is beyond me. Since there was really nothing else for us to do with the kids, we ended up leaving. With really nothing else to do in Rangely in the evening for anyone under the age of 21, we thought that Moose Alley was going to be our option. Apparently not, and they definitely are more of a bar/drinking establishment geared for adults.

Bistro 151 is a cute American bistro in the Sudbury Inn in Bethel, ME, which is not far from the…read moreSunday River resorts and accessible via the Mountain Explorer shuttle. The food was fantastic and the staff was very friendly and made us feel like old friends. I would highly recommend checking this place out next time you head up to the slopes at Sunday River. I went there with a group of 4 of us and every dish was excellent and reasonably priced. I ordered a Caesar Salad and the Brick Chicken. The salad was very well prepared and had a very light Caesar dressing that picked up the flavor from the lemon garnish and bite-sized garlic toast croutons. The Brick Chicken was a perfectly prepared and succulent piece of chicken with crispy skin that was served on a bed of rice with lime and orange garnishes. The other dish I tasted was the Vegetable en croute, which was an eastern European style vegetable dish with a phyllo dough crust. This dish was good, but not great. I would go with the brick chicken if you are deciding between the two options. However, you won't be going wrong with either choice. My other friends ordered the Pork Osso Bucco and the Steak frites and had great things to say about both of these dishes as well. If you are looking for a more upbeat ambiance you can find that downstairs in the suds pub. This place looked really fun and has live music. It also worth noting that you can order the pub food in the bistro as well if you are looking for that type of fare in a mellower ambiance. We also ate at the Black Diamond Steakhouse while we were in town. Everyone agreed that Bistro 151 is a superior restaurant all around from a both a service and food perspective.

We recently visited Suds Pub in Bethel Maine. It was a busy night and someone suggested the new…read morebar upstairs Bistro 151 to go grab a drink after a day on the slopes Well it was just a great experience. Great Food Great Vibe and Great Bar . A nice scene. We ordered from 2 different menus which was wonderful dinner menu and specials were fantastic and for those of us that wanted lighter fare the bar menu was great. Onion soup ,crab cakes and pizza were delightful .overall GREAT TIME had by all . We will return My brother owns a house in Bryant Pond and it is a must that we visit Suds Pub when we ski but BISTRO 151 is my new FAV ...great job everyone Your friend Cindy H

We had high hopes for this restaurant and we were excited to check out this seemingly nice dinner…read moreplace in a small town. We understand that it was a busy night, but the hostess was a bit rude and we still had to wait 20 minutes even with a reservation. We don't mind waiting, but there wasn't a designated place to wait and ended up awkwardly standing in front of the bathrooms until we were seated. The waitress was nice but seemed confused about the specials and non-alcoholic drink options. The service was fine otherwise, and our food didn't take too long. The food is ultimately what prompted us to give this one-star review. For the prices that we paid, which were on average $30/plate, we found that it was severely lacking. The rice was sticky and undercooked in some parts. The food was under seasoned and did not match the descriptions on the menu. The "seasonal vegetables" were red peppers and broccoli. It was not bad, it just did not match the quality that we were expecting. Overall, we found this experience to be lacking and wished that we could have gotten more from this restaurant.

What a MEAL. This is the cutest most quaint spot in town. The interior and service were both top…read moretier - but both didn't compare to the food. It was incredible. I got the crab Parmesan truffle carbonara (need I say more) and my husband got the lamb shank over risotto. Both were 12/10. Then for dessert (even though we were so full from the meal) we got the flourless chocolate cake and the CRÈME BRÛLÉE FILLED DONUT. Yes you read that right. Skip the chocolate cake and just get a dozen of the donuts. Krispy cream could NEVERRRR. I'm literally waddling out of here with the biggest smile on my face. Anyone in previous reviews that was complaining about price doesn't understand value. It was worth every freaking penny.