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.

Stopped in for lunch on a rainy afternoon. We had the mussels which came out nice and hot and in a…read morelovely broth. The fish and chips was huge and perfectly crispy! The staff were super friendly and accommodating!

Stopped into this pub just before sunset on Saturday. Only had to wait about 20 mins. Had the Greek…read moreburger with the patty switched out for a veggie patty, it was delicious! I also spent entirely too long staring at the various license plates on the wall, honestly it's embarrassing .

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.

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.

Always a great place to frequent when visiting downtown Eastport. The outdoor seating provided…read morepicturesque waterfront setting while the indoor area is large to accommodate your group needs. Great beer selection and ample amount of food options to lightly graze while enjoying spending time with friends. The food is fresh and great with a very friendly staff they quickly work to address your every need. Stop in and enjoy great local energy!

Right on the water and the sandwiches here are very very good. We were there in the early afternoon…read moreso do not drink but nice bar area and tons on tap

Ok. I'm not going to lie. When I first looked at the menu I actually headed next door to…read moreMargarita's to eat instead. Boy do I regret that decision! We came back the following night for a REAL treat... First of all, Tony was our server. What an absolute sweetheart!! He had nothing but fantastic recommendations for us. He was definitely not your standard "waiter". He spoke to us like we were regulars, which we appreciated, considering we were from Massachusetts. We ordered three of his suggestions: wings, fish and chips and the spicy margarita. Outside of what was recommended we also got the beer cheese and GIANT soft pretzel, bangers and mash and the creme brûlée. First off- this was my first time trying beer cheese, so I was beyond excited. I hate pretzels, however. Guess what?? They were BOTH SOOO GOOD!! The pretzel was the size of my giant head and was so soft & salty. It really paired well with the creamy beer cheese. I'd come back just for this appetizer every time. The wings too, actually! I was a little hesitant because I read the word "dill" on the menu but they really tasted more like Buffalo wings with a note of dill at the very end. I think I might be in love.... On to the main event! The Smithwick's beer battered fish and chips... WOW. It was a little different than I'm used to (which was a great thing in this case). The batter was thick and crispy (I'm used to thinner) and the haddock was super moist. Very fresh! I order this meal wherever I go and this is definitely in my top 3 (out of probably 50 others). I was hoping I could switch out the chips for fries because, well, I've never had traditional chips before! I must say I was pleasantly impressed though! They were the BEST and completed the dish perfectly. My fiancé had the bangers and mashed. He said it was good and very traditional. I did not indulge, so I can't relay that in my review. Last, we ended the meal with a MUST try....the creme brûlée. LEAVE ROOM FOR THIS DESSERT! The top was a hard sugar coating while the rest was truly a creamy dream. I might have to stop back in JUST for this before I head back home! 5 stars. Definitely. 6 stars for service!!

Nice lunch atmosphere. I had a nice Scotch Egg with a beer n water (sidecar shot of Jameson). I…read morewas offered the special which was a nice homemade Mac n' cheese with chilli. I opted for the two grilled hotdogs dressed with kraut, chilli and yellow mustard alongside a bowl of the Mac and a pickle spear. Shannon took great care of me! Drinks filled, no waiting for service. She offered social talk along with a nice Irish girl moral compass. I truly appreciate your candor and amazing service! Cheers Shannon! Shane!

Great restaurant inside the Algonquin hotel. Every server is from a different country. We had…read morethree people take care of us from Ukraine, Cameroon, and India. The Ceaser Salad was a bit plain for the price, but the entrees were great, although unnecessary pricey. The bartender is great, and the drink selection is quite unusual.

Always wonderful service and mostly great food. Perhaps a bit overpriced on some dishes but not too…read morebad. Ambience is generally nice but this is in a family resort so expect some noise. That said, we've been numerous times and have never had a bad experience.

Let's begin with the ambiance! Schoodic peninsula is gorgeous, we rented hybrid electric bikes and…read moreended at the Pickled wrinkle, which was suggested to us from a local. The restaurant is tucked away from the main road and has plenty of seating inside and out. Nice little bar area decorated very nautical and cute. The star of the show was the blueberry margarita - WOW! That alone was 5 stars. The food was decent, we got a salad and some chicken tenders and then the Brussels sprouts. As you walk in, they note that it might take extra time to make your food because it's a small kitchen made to order but we were pleasantly surprised at how efficient they were! Our waitress was kind and helpful. If we were locals to this area definitely would be back!

One of a kind establishment. Something that you really should try…read more We were here 8 years ago and are back since we were nearby. So the wrinkles are carnivorous sea snails. They are pickled. The story goes that years ago as the fishermen were starving during a bad fishing season..., the locals survived on pickled wrinkles. This is likely the only place on the planet that serves this unique delicacy. Don't miss the chance to try it. The crab cakes are delicious too. The place is rustic so the ambiance is pure Maine. Folks are friendly and helpful. One of the most unique places in Maine. The owner is Jesse and a nice guy. Tell him the Hobbs from SC sent you.

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.