We had a nice time having lunch here. Didn't take pictures but we had some beers and our…read moreexperience was good. Had to wait for a bit for our drinks, since there was only one wait staff but our food was out pretty quick. Would go back and visit if in the area.

First time trying this place out and it had a good vibe and plenty of patrons. It has an extended…read moreroom with darts available. They have a nice selection of craft beer and mixed libations. Simple food is also available but we didn't try it. I tried the hazy IPA which had a grapefruit flavor to it and we also had a mixed vodka drink that was refreshing. Definitely worth a visit to try some local craft beer.

Tourist/Beach spots can be difficult - but I'd have to say we lucked out…read more It was time for a couple of us to have some east coast seafood, but we also heard the chef at this spot is known for the risotto. 1 in our party had the lobster, but, lobster is wasted on me. One had the fish and chips. Up this way they use haddock. Don't know why we don't in Charleston, that was some oh-so-delicious fish!!!! I'd been dying for some 'Boston' clam chowder. This chowder definitely fits the bill. Tasty, salty (in an appropriate way) thick, hot, and stuffed with some delicious clams. I also decided on the risotto, just the 4 cheese, no protein. This was creamy and so full of flavor, 6 days later I'm still thinking about it. We sat on the rooftop, enjoyed some fine weather, a great meal, and lovely wine. Couldn't have been a more perfect lunch!

First of all you cannot beat the views of Linekin Bay! Perfect view of Cabbage Island. Secondly,…read morethe food is awesome. The fish tacos are so delicious and they have a lot of fun cocktails to choose from. I come here every summer! Perfect for a date night or night out with the entire family. Servers are very friendly. It has a laid-back yet upscale vibe. I've also come during the daytime for lunch. You can come via boat. I believe it's the same lunch and dinner menu but again everything is soo good. Their Linekin Bay Smash (rum punch) is a must!

This was my least favorite food experience on my recent trip to the Northeast. C chose it, let's…read morehope she misses reading this review. Miserable is the best way to describe my experience. I was already in a foul mood, walking in here set me into straight sensory overload. It's a bar where they sing. I am unable to get inebriated enough to enjoy bars where they sing any longer. Call me miserable, maybe I suppose. In addition to the merry old fella belting it out on the mic, we had the joy of having some drunk guy in a large group behind us try and out sing him without a microphone. He even challenged the old guy singing to a form of a duel. Anyway I was so off, I cannot remember anything about my server at all. Nothing. I do remember almost screaming and running out. I sat there trying not to lose it while my wife had the time of her life. Every song made it worse, everyone else is singing, I am dying. When the guy took a break, guess what, dickhead from the crowd goes up and takes over. Shots helped at this point and the weed is kicking in well at this point. Now I'm hungry... My food was inedible and I'm pretty sure incomplete as well. The worst flatbread in the history of flatbreads. C's looked pretty good actually so I am sure her experience was quite different than mine. I hope to never return. '25 - extra

Was first quiet dinner we had. Food was great. Service was great even though the servers said it…read morewas her first day. She did great sat outside great view.

Yum!!! Great speedy service and the pizza was HOT! We order a chicken, bacon, ranch pizza for…read morepickup and it was ready when we got there! It was DELICIOUS! They were so nice and the place was clean. The view was great for sunset!

Always great my go to for salad and pizza . Staff is so nice…read more Yummmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmy

We had a wonderful dining experience here and recommend this restaurant highly. All of the food we…read moreordered was very tasty, our server couldn't have been better (thanks Calli) and the atmosphere and vibe was perfect for an evening at the harbor. Let's quickly get down to the good specifics. The raw oyster appetizer was just right for us: fresh, briny, large oysters (mere points, $36). The lobster bisque was thick, lots of lobster pieces ($12). The clam chowder not quite heavy enough for our preference but good and filled with of clams. Our added bonus was the yummy spinach and artichoke dip ($17). The 1 1/2 pound lobster for dinner ($39) was delicious; tasted as if hauled aboard only a few hours ago. Add in a plate of fried scallops ($34) and a Thai crunch bowl ($19) and we were thoroughly and completely satisfied. Oh yeah, a few good beers, too. Calli kept our drinks refilled and was a constant model of efficiency and good humor. The restaurant has a patio and pretty open dining inside right on the harbor. Conversation is lively but never overwhelming perhaps because it is open. We made a reservation which we'd recommend. In summer it obviously gets very busy. As it should be.

Came here on a Sunday at noon for a bite. They have a nice beer selection, and a beautiful porch…read moreoutside. However, it was full so we ate inside. We ordered the lobster bisque , haddock bites, I had a sandwich, the fish tacos, and the fried clam bellies. The lobster bisque was OK not the best I've ever had. The haddock bites were fried crispy and very tender. The taco dish had two tacos with maybe chipotle mayo, but not very spicy quite good. The fried clams were amazing. They could have given us more of them, but they were very tender and large not just a little strips but the whole clam. They had a sandwich was Massive. There was a choice between blackened, fried or grilled, and my dining companion got the blackened. She said it was quite good. It is a real piece of fish. It came with fries as did all of the dinners. The fries were double fried and crispy. I thought it was a good meal.

Without a doubt the LARGEST lobster role I have ever eaten or seen. I had to cut it into fours…read more Freshness you cannot beat. The key is they cook with seawater. NOT saltwater. But seawater. If you have an opportunity and we stayed in Portland and make the hour trek twice to drive here do not hesitate to will be best choice you make

Booth Decay FKA "The…read moreBoothbay Region Lobstermen's Co-Op," is an actual working Lobster Dock that also happens to have a fast-casual restaurant and bar. We arrived after a day at the nearby Botanical Garden and were ready for our first Lobstah Roll back in Maine. The Good: *Happy Hour daily 3 - 5 p.m. *Clam Chowder was fine, but I thought it should be thicker for my liking. Carissa thought it was fine fwiw. *Fairly large parking lot that could get filled during busier times of the year, but parking was plentiful upon our visit. *Full bar with everything from spirits to local micro and macro brews on tap. *Amazing views from their dog-friendly outdoor dining. They also have some indoor dining upstairs during inclement weather. The Meh: *Service wasn't friendly at all from the order or pickup booth. In fact, I'd say it was downright sassy-- and not in a good way. When we asked for our lobster buttered and not dressed (i.e., mayo) we got a giant eyeroll from the maître d'. Why she cares is beyond me, since she's not doing much beyond taking orders. ¯\_(ツ)_/¯ *The bartender was slightly better service-wise, but she tends to disappear and you have to wait around for her to re-appear. *Fries were whatever, but at least they were cheap. *The Lobster was overcooked and chewy, which is disappointing. However, we will say they were very generous with the Lobster itself, as we both got fairly large pieces of claws. Pro Tip: If two people want a regular Lobster roll, you're better off ordering the large and splitting it. I'm pretty sure the large was at least double the meat of the regular, and it was only $10 more. *The roll they use for the roll didn't really hold up to the moisture, as it was fairly soggy by the time it reached our table. The Ugly: *They really have the gall to charge $2 for a tablespoon of melted butter. As if paying $40-50 for a sandwich isn't enough... 0_o Conclusion: Below avg lobstah roll with great views but grumpy Gus service. Hard pass.

Great food, service and ambience. Love me some Tugboat…read moreFrench onion soup. Haddock Mohegan is so good and Fish and chips delicious.

For starters, this is a review of the Tugboat Inn where we spent the night and NOT the attached…read morerestaurant where we did not dine. Basically, not a bad stay. Our room was on the small side but clean; it appeared it hasn't been updated in quite a while, however. The internet worked fine. And we parked our car in front of the room, which was convenient. Not bad. We arrived almost two hours before our reservation and checked in at the nearby Wharf Inn, a sister property apparently. We knew we'd have a wait, but we were reassured it would be no more than 15-20 minutes. Turned out to be two hours with a series of missteps in cleaning our room and reporting back to the front desk. It took another 10 minutes to get our keys. No one ever apologized. So we can't rate the service highly, but again, the room was alright. Not sure we'd want to return. (Our room was first floor with somewhat limited view of the waterfront; not a big deal for us but might be for others.)

The location of the inn is perfect. Walk to everything and be in the middle of the action. The…read morebustling marina, tour boats, great little shops and restaurants. Yes -the rooms and building are very dated .....but we had queen room with patio and full harbor view on second floor. It was great! Place was immaculate and beds were clean and comfy. About $300 night and we would absolutely go back!! DeSkip the tavern/ restaurant - you order at bar and food is brought out to you. Nothing spectacular. House wine tasted like vinegar. Too bad as it's a great location and nice views Front desk staff is very nice!

Don't stay in room 159 because the breeding elephants upstairs will keep you awake all night…read more The girl at the front counter is not very friendly.. Example she told us there was no guided trolley tour around town. Knot True! We had Leonard the local give us a tour that was amazing. And the girl in the tavern bar was atrocious and should be flogged. The gentleman is extremely helpful and very knowledgeable

Check in service was pleasant, and when they heard we were going to share a bottle of champagne on…read morethe balcony for our anniversary, they got us two champagne flutes. Every room has a balcony and an ocean view. It was so romantic to sip champagne overlooking the harbor, and after dinner, we were able to watch fireworks from the comfort of our balcony. I was glad we were the only ones out there, because there's no privacy between balconies! Beds were comfortable, room clean, continental breakfast was solid. Will definitely return, perhaps during the off-season.

This is the best waterfront hotel in Bar Harbor. If you opt for a waterfront room you get a great…read moreview of the waterfront harbor. Ask for the 2nd or 3rd floor for a better view. Just a simple free breakfast but the blueberry muffins were amazing