What a cool place!…read more I've know of Lunch for a while and decided to finally stop by the brewery and it was beautiful inside. We just stopped for some drinks before dinner, and I did indeed get a wine, and it was very yummy. The server was also super friendly and let me try the wine before!

This place is cool! The water feature, mossy walls and giant whale skeleton create such a unique…read moreatmosphere, plus having delicious pizza amidst it all makes for a great evening. I went for the community pizza night to benefit Maine Audubon, and ordered the margherita pizza. For $18 it's a decent size, and super yummy. I ate the whole thing myself, so not a huge pizza, but I was very hungry which helped. The staff were friendly and fun to talk to, and the food came out quick! Bonus points for bathrooms with entire "rooms" for stalls, and feeling very clean. And even more bonus points for an Inciardi Mystery Print machine!

I think this place has real potential. We're in the area temporarily and have noticed there's not…read moremuch without driving 20+ minutes away, so we gave this place a shot. I was honestly shocked to see a real veggie option on the menu that wasn't a veggie burger (although they have that too), so I had to try the chimichurri tofu. It was cooked well - 4 slices cut thin enough to give it a good crispy exterior. The chimichurri sauce was tasty. However, it feels like whoever created this dish has never cooked with tofu before or at least not very much. My suggestion would be marinating the tofu before cooking. The chimichurri made it somewhat enjoyable (I did finish it all!) but the flavor dissolves quickly as you chew through the tofu. I think marinating it will really seal the deal on that dish. Otherwise, the service was great, very friendly and very prompt. The building is quaint and bigger than it looks from the outside. I think my entree was a little overpriced for what I got at $23, but I digress. I see the vision and wish them success.

I was excited to try this place after seeing that it was so highly rated, but now that I've visited…read moreI'm unfortunately not sure what all the hype is about. But it wasn't all bad--I'll start with the positives! The staff were great--super friendly, welcoming, and helpful. I also enjoyed the fries, which were plentiful, and the pomegranate blonde ale, which was very refreshing. Although we didn't play, I was happy to see a stack of games on the bar. We were seated upstairs at the recommendation of the hostess. The decor was a little dated but it gave me a cozy and nostalgic feel. Now to the not-so-positives. I ordered the caprese sandwich and in the first bite, I was alarmed to feel something hard, sharp, and un-chewable. Confused, I had to fish whatever it was out of my mouth and found a small piece of what felt like some kind of wood. I realized after a couple minutes that it was the same color and texture as the toothpicks that held the sandwich together. I'm not sure how it got in my mouth--maybe a piece broke off in the kitchen and got stuck in or on the sandwich--but it was the first bite and I wasn't anywhere near where the toothpicks stabbed the sandwiches. Luckily that was the only splintered piece I found in my food, but I was very cautious for the rest of the meal. Honestly, if not for this, this probably would have been a 4-star review, but it put me a little on edge for the rest of the experience. The sandwich itself was decent--the bread was a little charred, but I actually kind of prefer that myself. Caprese sandwiches are always simple and good, as long as the ingredients are decent. The worst part for me was the price. I'm happy to pay a little extra for a great meal, but $18 for a caprese sandwich feels steep. I'm not from around here, so maybe this is normal in these parts where there are limited dinner options. My wife's tofu dinner was $23 for a small portion--back home we could get twice as much tofu for half the price. I always thought city life was more expensive, but I've learned my lesson here!

This restaurant is "Wai Momi" (waters of pearl) a please near my home when I lived in Hawaii…read more Endlessly finding treasure, "pearls" every time I come. The flavors are beautiful, surprising and rare (at least in these parts) and very much welcomed. My first visit was to try the food, now it's the service that brings me back. It's a family and they welcome you with open arms. The ever changing specials menu keeps you on your toes and wanting more. It's adventures, exotic and sexy....yes, you heard me, the food is SEXY. This week, I was seconds away from proposing to a miso glazed black cod, before I realized that my or may not be frowned upon. It was silky, sweet and cooked beyond perfection. I paired it with Viberti Piemonte Filebasse, EXQUISITE. I can't say I've ever had a bad meal here, but I have had some better than others and this one stands alone.

Flux is the best of the best in south central Maine! The food never disappoints and the customer…read moreservice is second to NONE! Making reservations is extremely easy to do and the ability to find availability for service is great. My date and I enjoyed the custom made lemonades with fresh fruit purées and a touch of Magic! The restaurant appears to be a classical diner in the outside and a posh restaurant on the inside with some eccentric design. The main course of choice for this visit was the steak and frites for the Mrs and the Prime Ribeye and frites for me. The meal was perfectly seasoned and cooked amazingly. For desert we enjoyed the Strawberry and Citrus Pavalova and the Blueberry-Misu. The deserts were tangy, fresh, and not too sweet. 10 out of 10..... over and over!

Nice craft brewery in Bath. The gooseberry sour was perfectly tart and got me perfectly boozed up…read morefor a proper game of scrabble. Was popping and lively on a Sunday afternoon. Definitely has a German influence, setting it apart from its counterparts in the surrounding area. Would love to return!

While heading to Boothbay we came across this small but cozy little brewery. When we went inside we…read morediscovered that not only was it a local brewery, but that German beer were their specialty. The line bartender was so friendly and took the time to explain the different beers and asked what we normally enjoyed , before suggesting certain taps. Wife had "Without a Doubt" and I went dark with a "Rocket Llama". I really enjoyed the flavor and smoothness of mine and wife enjoyed hers as well. They had a food truck outside that many people stopped at, but we didn't have time. I wish we had not such a long drive ahead of us, because I would have tried a few more

It is easy with the overabundance of craft breweries to run with the safe and typical options…read more Black Pug certainly does not operate this way and instead experiments with unique flavors along with some more traditional brews. Today marked the first time I have revisited since way back in February of 2019. At that point they had only been open since October 2018. Hard to remember just how much the space had changed but it is still small but not meant in a negative way at all. It's a small but inviting and well decorated space. Plenty of as you would expect Pug pictures and decor, so very cute! I appreciate that they take risks with more unique beer offerings. Including their flagship THAI.P.A that uses ginger and lemongrass and they rotate different flavors into it. Jasmine and hibiscus beers and more. More traditionally they offer a kolsch as well. They also have bottles to go and offer growler (aptly named pug jugs) to go as well. If you can't decide their smaller pours are perfect to sample multiple brews. This visit my wife enjoyed their fruited sour Druidcraft and I got their smoked lager Camp Wood 4 Sale. Both tasty and well made. Friendly and knowledgeable bartenders will help find the perfect beer for you and make you feel welcome in their space. Also although we did not partake this particular weekend they were offering Christmas ornament painting, a great little craft activity! A smaller sized brewery that deserves support and is worth checking out!

I love the small space- welcoming and relaxed. Small bar with taps, several tables and a comfy…read morecouch. The barfolk were knowledgeable.Tastes -as they should be - were free. Nice option to have a 5oz or 12oz pour. When I was there for an event, there was a great food truck outside- otherwise, Cameron's is walking distance. Now, for the beer. Pretty eclectic! And changes regularly. The kolsh was a decent classic, fairly true to form. Expect everything else to be spicy or not-so-subtly flavored. Well crafted, interesting offerings across a wide range of styles, with about 8-10 on tap at any time. Try them, find one you like!

One beer tasted, and I'm sold on this brewery. DiPA just came out. I was very happy.read more

They don't have their top rated beers at location plus charging same price as getting at another…read morebar. Not worth trip

Despite having visited Flight Deck during their first year in operation in 2017 I never have wrote…read morea review. They have come a long way and look different in 2025 while still having a good amount of charm and uniqueness it had back then. As you could imagine by the name and the fact they opened in a former Naval Air Station they go heavy on the plane theme. Beer names especially and they offer a good variety of beer styles and have non-beer options for those not interested as well. I have enjoyed every visit including my many visits over the years here. The best time to visit is during the summer or at least nicer weather to fully enjoy their outside space. Arguably the best addition since their opening has been their food program. Think wood fire pizza and some other non-pizza offerings. My wife and I have had their pizza in the past and very much enjoyed it. This time though my wife got their Italian on Focaccia and I got one of their Chicken Bacon Ceasar sandwiches. Instead of typical bread it used a folded pizza dough and both our dishes tasted phenomenal. If you visit trying their food is a must, do not skip on it! Beer wise today we sampled four beers new to us. I got Wings their NEIPA & Vuelo Nocturno Mexican Lager while my wife got their Plane Beer American Lager and the Krösswind Kölsch. We enjoyed all four of them and we were glad to have found so many on tap we had yet to try! Flight Deck may not be an immediate thought when you think of Maine Breweries but they deserve recognition. Offering a well rounded variety of beers and other drinks along with some great food in a unique inviting space! Add it to your brewery bucket list!

We've visited Flight Deck Brewing a few times now and it has quickly become one of our favorite…read moreplaces. There are so many seating options inside and outside, and the outdoor space is especially great. They have covered areas that keep you comfortable in rainy or cold weather, and there are always fun activities happening outside. The beer is consistently good. We haven't tried one we didn't enjoy. The pizza and sandwiches are also really solid and perfect for grabbing a quick lunch. The service is always fantastic. Every person behind the bar has been friendly and welcoming each time we've visited. One of the things we appreciate most is that they allow dogs inside. Our puppy loved relaxing while we enjoyed our food and drinks, which makes it such an easy spot for dog owners. The location on a former military base adds a really unique atmosphere, and they do a great job leaning into that theme with thoughtful details throughout. Overall, it's a great place with great beer, great people, and an inviting atmosphere. Highly recommend. Cheers!

Great burgers, daily specials, good beer selection. Always busy, good local crowd - even Trivia…read morenight! Cozy with tight table spacing and a great long bar. Overall, an excellent local pub food experience every time.

Very unique food choices and we will have to go back to try more of their menu. We have been by…read morethis restaurant several times over the years and finally stopped by. It is a small but very quaint restaurant with a full bar and great laid back atmosphere. The service was great. Our waitress was fun and very pleasant. There were a few large parties the night we went and everyone was talking, relaxing and having great food and you could tell they were enjoying their food and just feeling like your home. At our table, we had the Blackened Haddock Sandwich with Onion Rings, House BBQ Wings w/FFs, Steak and Frites Bomb, BLT Sub, and 3 different burgers (sorry, cannot remember the names) but they were all very good. For dessert, Caramel Cheesecake, Yum! Definitely a place to check out if are in the area! Oh and upon entering the building, look to your right for their Specials and their Kids Meals for the day and to your left for their Bar Beverages!

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!

Cozy but bright brewery - opened about a year ago. Stays open and busy all winter. Loved the…read moreWeisbier and brown ale. Soda and popcorn available for the kids.