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!

Rude staff. Waited for over 30 mins for a pool table and they wouldn't allow us to play over an…read morehour before closing because of "last call". We also asked for an exchange of quarters and the bartender/staff rudely said "no" because he was "annoyed at the other customers". This is completely unacceptable and for this place to have a 4.9 review doesn't make sense.

one of the best cheesesteaks in the kennebec valley area. price is reasonable. friendly people. so…read morelong I'll miss you. moving to Portland.

It was so busy here tonight' I think everyone was coming in to escape the pouring rain. The staff…read moreare always very friendly and sweet here, even as they are running to wait on everyone and move tables. Our food was good, but my steak and cheese sub roll was a tiny bit burnt on the top, and that made it crack and fall apart, no silverware so I ate it with my fingers. Not a big deal, honestly, it's a pub...not a fancy place of dining. Hah. Always good here though, and my Mom enjoys that they have Prosecco on tap!

This is a favorite local pub here in Augusta. One of the few places offering up an Irish menu (it…read moregets busy quick on St. Patrick's Day!) Lots of beers on tap to try including local beer from some of Maine's finest and a good selection of mixed drinks and wine of courser. The food is standard pub grub. I've had eaten here for years and the food is consistent, portions are generous, and you certainly won't leave hungry. There are stick-to-your-ribs bangers and mash, the Guinness stout beef pot pie is popular (comes out with a puff pastry topping the size of your head), and this is one of the few places in Maine where you can get a Scotch Egg. I like the Cornish pasties myself - they taste like grandmas home cooking. I recommend starting with the highland bites with a tangy mustard sauce to dip in or the spinach artichoke dip with lots of tortillas. I was in a big group on my last visit and we all just ordered a bunch of apps and nom'd on them family style. Wings were amazing too, cooked well and seasoned perfectly. The servers are super friendly, your drinks and food comes out quickly, even when they are super busy. This makes a great lunch stop for working professionals in the downtown businesses. They offer live music regularly and on those nights it can get loud, not the best if you want intimate conversation. But, if you want rollicking Irish music around friends and beers - this is the place. The establishment is fairly large so they can accommodate groups, and there is a screened-in deck (that is also heated for winter dining). The atmosphere is similar to what you'd expect in a local Irish pub. TV's scattered around the place, the benches at the long large tables appear to be repurposed church pews so that's neat. They definitely have local regulars and the owner is usually around, everyone is welcome here and you will have a good time while eating and drinking with your crew! Plenty of free parking in lots, the street, and the nearby parking garage, handicap accessible.

My Friends and I went here on 3/16/2023…read more Our waitress was sweet and welcoming. It was beautiful sunny day, so we all sat on the back deck. The food selections were diverse, ranging from Celtic European fare to pizza. I went with the "bare knuckle burger", which is made with their signature Guinness sauce. It was heavenly!

You're greeted by attentive staff waiters in an environment full of laughter. Every meal I have…read moreeaten reminded me of my childhood. Entrees like the Turkey Dinner, Shepard's Pie, and Roast Beef Dinner. Try their homemade desserts. Delicious!!

Stopped in for a quick dinner…read more Very cool pub inside, 2 different sides, 1 bar and the other restaurant. Ordered the special Mozzarella Moons. They were good, but really tasted like seafood. They definitely use the same fryer for both which is disappointing. I ordered plain wings, French Onion Soup, and a piece of Fish. The FOS was actually really good, although had a peppery taste which I have never had before. The wings were good, 8 come per order. The side of fish was also good. The server was very nice, it just took a long time for our food to come out. It was hot & fresh, but took too long.

Sausage, Onion and Hot Honey pizza, what I have always called a "bee sting" pizza…read moreVery good! And Gigantic Dad Pants IPA

We had a nice experience at Cushnoc brewing in Augusta Maine…read more We tried the Kresge Kolsch and the Purple Rain beers on tap. Very good. The nachos were good and the wood fired pizza was super, thin crust, nice tasting sauce, and perfect amount of cheese. Service was on point and food was delivered to our table quickly. Casual spot we would retrn to again. Inside and outside dining areas to enjoy. On street parking.

The wings! The wings! We got the Maine maple syrup hot sauce and it lit up my taste buds like a…read moreChristmas tree. The waitress was friendly and charming. I also got the grilled haddock fish tacos. I wish every restaurant gives choices of grilled, fried or blackened for fish tacos. The pico de gallo was refreshing. Bring lots of napkins. They were very generous with the sauce. Cocktails were well crafted. I was really pleased with the Smoke Show and blueberry crush. Can I say again, the wings!!!!

A cute and quaint place with lots of food options for everyone. We got seated and served quickly…read moreand were met with lots of willingness from the server to get us exactly what we wanted. A great stop.

Amazing food, amazing people! One of the best places to come when you're looking for good company…read moreand drinks!

A pub named Fat Toad has the best lebanese food in central Maine? Indeed! What a surprise. We've…read morepassed this non-descript joint 100s of times and finally stopped in because it was the only place open on a Monday. The amiable chef-owner is from Lebanon and offers several lebanese special dishes not on the menu. The inside is nicer than the outside, but the small wrap around back deck is where it's at. And we were allowed to carry our small dog back there in the shade! The chicken shawarma was delicious with thin toasted pita crisp instead of soft, excellent. And the hit was the special kibbeh in labneh (yogurt) sauce with a unique rice recipe, including tiny whole wheat pasta noodles. The local beer list was small BUT there was Fiddlehead IPA on tap, a Vermont classic! Worth a special trip.

The server Reese was excellent! Took care of us like family. The greeter sat us in a drafty spot …read more I didn't like that very much. The food did come out hot and delicious and overall I was 90% happy with everything except the seating! The decoration was Maine and local faire. It's nice to see local pictures of sports and activities! The pretzel and beer cheese is amazing! Nana likes the tomato basil soup and dad likes the French onion soup.

Now I know why I drive to Waterville. Last night we came in for a quick bite. We ordered the…read moreclassic combo sampler. The waitress asked if we would like ranch or blue cheese we said ranch.. she brought it out and we thought one was ranch and one was sour cream. Because sour cream always comes with it at the one in Waterville. Nope it was blue cheese when we said something she said sour cream doesn't come with it. Never said can I get you some or this or how much it'll cost. Absolutely nothing. That was fine. I don't think she was happy that we just ordered an appetizer because the people behind us on both sides. She kept going back and checking on them getting them drinks asking them if they want dessert or they need anything else.. she stopped at our booth just once. I was planning on getting a dessert but not with her attitude. I guess I'll stick with Waterville from now on

Since when do you need to pay 2.00 for a piece of cheese on a cheeseburger? Well you do here. You…read morealso pay 2.00 for a couple pickles,2.00 for a tiny amount of muchrooms and 2.00 for some microwave bacon. I will tell you this burger was not worth the money! I will go to five guys next time if I'm looking to drop a small fortune on a burger. 21.00 wasted!

Stopped in yesterday after bowling. The restaurant wasn't that busy but service was very slow…read more Not only did we have to wait a while to order; we also waited for our food, and longer still before receiving our check. I'd seen the fresh dough pizza, which looked great. After we ordered we were told they were out of fresh dough and we'd have to get regular. It was hard and crusty. Unless we did the bowling special and got a pizza/soda for $10, I probably wouldn't go here again.

It 's been more than a year since I last went to a 99 Restaurant, and it hasn't changed much…read more Still offering popcorn as a table snack was fun. The server was pretty milk-toast, and that was okay. I didn't need entertainment. I ordered french onion soup which was pretty horrific. Sweet, mostly bread, and barely melted cheese. The mozzarella rounds that we ordered for the table were good, although it seems that they were smaller that the ones I'm used to getting. The surprise was the cheeseburger, which was cooked medium rare and was seasoned well. Kudos for that. Fries? Forget them-they were gnarly. All in all, not a great experience, but not the worst.

Food was alright. A bit too salty. Service was very slow. The lightbulb in the lamp at our table…read morewas dying. TV was too loud. But they had the sound on for a WNBA game which was nice. Good drinks.