Hey Sailor in Searsport, Maine, delivers something surprisingly rare along this stretch of coast:…read morebold, confident flavor that actually lands. I'm from New Orleans, where food doesn't whisper--it speaks up. After spending a full month traveling the Maine coast from Bar Harbor to Yarmouth, I found plenty of fresh seafood and scenic charm, but very few dishes that truly woke up my palate. Then I walked into Hey Sailor. This place doesn't hold back. The flavors are layered, intentional, and memorable--each bite feels thoughtfully built rather than simply assembled. There's a balance here between creativity and comfort, with dishes that feel both elevated and satisfying. It's the kind of food that makes you pause mid-conversation because your attention suddenly shifts to what's happening on the plate. In a region where subtlety often takes the lead, Hey Sailor confidently turns up the volume without losing finesse. It's not just good for Maine--it's good, period. If you're someone who craves food with depth, personality, and a little punch, this is a stop worth making. For me, it stood out as one of only two places on this entire coastal stretch that truly delivered that kind of experience.

Awesome bar and restaurant. It was the only place open at the time, but it was a great experience…read more The decor was interesting and the waitress was super friendly. The food selection was unique and we didn't expect it, but it was tasty!

Stopped here on the way into bar harbor. Made a nice little stop. We went on a Friday afternoon…read moreand parking was easy. Dont go for the food but drinking a beer right on the wharf was nice. The service was friendly and an extensive beer list. Nice spot to hang out for a minute!

Harbor view was nice. Extensive beer menu. No cocktails. Limited menu. Ho hum lobster roll for…read moreMaine waterfront. Slow service. 2 portapotties for an entire restaurant that caters to beer drinkers.

The Harbor They Fall…read more 1.6-mile out-and-back trail that outline the City of Belfast's picturesque harbor. The Good: *Very easy flat trail that's good for everyone, even kids. *Dog-friendly *Free! *Restrooms (see trail map for locations) *Adjacent to lots of food and shopping, if that's your jam. *You can connect to the Belfast Rail Trail to make it an even longer walk. *Picturesque views of the harbor, bay, and a working shipyard The Meh: *The trail is almost too easy and flat. You'll get your steps but not your cardio. The Ugly: *Parking can be a bit difficult during certain days and seasons, but not impossible. Conclusion: Fantastic trail with great views and a must-see if you're visiting Belfast, Maine.

You can find the Belfast Harbor Walk at Front St, Belfast, ME 04915 - it basically extends from the…read moreBelfast Armistice Bridge along the shoreline to Heritage Park in the East. There's a small lot where you can park right at the Bridge, which allows for foot traffic across the Passagassawakeag River. If you park at that end, there's a portapotty conveniently located by the lot. We parked, crossed the river to get in sights of the river, then moved to the West across the Belfast Rail Trail - you're rewarded at the end with a small station, caboose and a car or two before turning around. Returning and going the other direction takes you into Belfast where you can experience a small New England town that's been there pretty much longer than the US has been around - the area is hilly which makes for some neat adjustments to the architecture - along Belfast Harbor are massive boat lifts and boats/ships of all sizes that are being worked on by the local marine establishments - this is an active harbor with lots to see, a local brewery or two and stuff you wouldn't normally experience as landlubbers. The whole like totaled up to around 6 miles with the Rail Trail, bridge, visit to the town plus a lookaround. Neat place.

Was in Bar Harbor for three nights receNyla and ended up in the Midtown location on all three…read morenights! Every single beer was great, but special mention to Cadillac Mountain Stout and Thunder Road Brown. Both amazing! There's not a bad beer on their list!!! Also, JT behind the bar was great

We got a flight of beers . The Cadillac Mountain ale is a great dark and dry Irish beer. But the…read moreabsolute best was Braggerts honey ale . The flavor was a cross between a mead and blond ale. It was amazing. The blueberry ale was a honorable mention. The bartender was a wealth of information and a pleasure to converse with. The tasting room was small and intimate with a few seats. this is a great place for great beer and great conversation, especially about the local cuisine and how to order a lobster at various places.

We try to stop by a couple times a year during our time in Vinalhaven. I'm not a beer expert by any…read moremeans but it's quite easy to drink a few pints and each beer is unique and enjoyable. Pints, growlers, half-pints, and flights are available. To-go cans are usually available of their signature IPA, Keeper. It's a very small brewery with maybe 8-10 tables. (Half indoors, half outdoors). Everyone is always very friendly and helpful. They do not serve food but they allow outside food from the Landing and Calderwood Hall. Board games are free to use and the merch is great.

Excellent local beer made for sampling or quaffing…read more Available in three different pour sizes and by sampler as well, all brews have unique flavors and different qualities. Highliner is a light and refreshing brew. The keeper IPA is hearty, smooth, and easy to drink. Become a member and receive discounts on growler refills and drafts poured on sight. Easy place to spend an afternoon munching a sandwich with several pints.

Great place, great beer! They have a well thought out selection of lagers and ales. No IPAs but…read morethat's just fine with me. A small selection of hand pies and other snacks. You can get pints of halfs or a taste.

Great selection of great tasty beers, an off the road place to stop and relax outside in a quiet…read morepeaceful place. We enjoyed a beef and cheddar meat pie. The server was friendly and gave us a great suggestion for a customer favorite.

An excellent new taproom in Wiscasset with usually 8 beers on tap! Jeremy the owner rotates his…read morecraft beers and my favorite is his porter! There's plenty of free parking off Middle Street in the rear of the taproom. Bring your own food and with Red's Eats and Sprague's Lobster a one minute walk you can enjoy beer with your favorite seafood! Want Pizza and beer...Wiscasset House of Pizza is only 1 mile away!

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!

One of the coolest breweries in the area. A real "come as you are" kind of place, with a great mix…read moreof regulars and those who just happened by while driving down Route 7. There are a variety of beers to choose from, each named for one of Cody's tattoos, each more satisfying than the last. I recommend a taster for each to pick your favorite. They host events and live music on the regular, so check their website to see which of your favorite local bands are lined up for the weekend. Great prices, family friendly, and good company that makes you feel welcomed! There is parking available, but can be a bit tight on a busy night. The owners are rectifying that soon by creating a large lot on the property, leaving no reason to stay home!

From the owner: 4 beers on tap. Free popcorn and homemade bar munchies…read more "We are not too cool for you. Come on in."

Excellent find! What a fantastic pizza!…read more We were staying at the fancy tent place up the road and were pretty hungry and fancied a beer or two. Whip out the trusty Yelp app and we are on our way to this wonderful little gem! I have found this app to be a great tool for finding local gems like this. We arrive and it's a bit under construction from the looks of it. This is a family business in the truest sense. They do all of the work themselves, at least when I was here. He is adding on to the place and creating more seating. He manned the oven and she waited on the tables and I feel like there were some of their children working in the back as well. There are a few other families there with us. One other from our campsite that I noticed when were arriving. I love the fact that the stones for the oven came from the ground right out front of the place while they were digging it up to build the patio. How cool is that?!?!? He told me all about it when I asked if he had built it himself. He hired a mason locally he said. Ok. Pizza hits the table. Wow. I could list 42 adjectives describing how good it was, but you just need to go see for yourself!! Perfect crust though!! Perfect! Do that as fast as you can! Come here by plane, train, auto, snowmobile, tank. Whatever. I even heated up the leftovers on a stone by the fire at the tent. Stupid good leftover too!!! Thank you to the Stones for a great meal and wonderful hospitality!! '26 - 25

It was our first night in Blue Hill, ME and we decided to try this restaurant. We got the pepperoni…read morepizza w/ ricotta, meatball sub, and hot apple drink. The pizza had a perfect crispy crust and was delicious. So was the meatball sub. The drinks were also superb. The place was not busy and we were able to sit outside under the lights. Had a lovely time!

Five stars for the pizza! Recommended by a friend, so I decided to check it out. I chose a…read moremargherita pie this time. Fantastic pizza! Now I will recommend it to others. Cool little spot, almost a backyard feel. Employees were kind and helpful.

Cool spot for pizza and drinks. I tried the blueberry cider which was good. For pizzas tried the…read moreMargherita and the capeesh. Both were delicious. Really enjoyed the subtle maple on the capeesh. Parking on the street in the surrounding area was not too difficult (we were here mid-September).