Great stop from a SxS outing here to take the rumbling hangriness! Plenty of parking out front for…read morecars or your SxS. Service was great for our rowdy group. Plenty of things to keep the team busy between shuffleboard, darts, karaoke or instruments (piano and guitars). Food was quick even with a large group. It was full of flavor and hit the spot prior to returning on our journey. If you are off the beaten path, find the Nook & Cranny and they will take care of your dining needs snd you can have a little fun while waiting as well!

Blackened halibut was awesome tonight!!! Might be back tomorrow for more. It was that good.read more

Very friendly staff, each order is made fresh so service was a little bit slower- but the wait was…read moreworth it! They have a decent baked goods case with delicious options (I didn't try any on this trip though)! I didn't get many pics, but my breakfast sandwich was awesome, and the crispy potato's were hot and salty- just what I was craving. Highly recommended by locals, and I see why!

Homey comfortable place to have lunch after returning from Canada. Capable server. Food was great…read more Lobster bisque soup was on point and served nice and hot. I had pastrami and Swiss sandwich with plenty to take home.

I'm only giving it four stars because we didn't order any food. The service was great. Our server…read morewas prompt and helpful. The selection from the bar was limited to beer and wine, which was more than adequate. The owner was friendly and the interior was amazing! The stained glass feature was beautiful! The variety of objects on display and the manner in which they were displayed makes this pub worth visiting. You're visiting an art exhibit that offers drinks and food. They're only open on Fridays and Saturdays in the summer, so make time to visit!

Short menu and only open for dinner on Friday and Saturday but each dish is delicious! I had the…read morecrab cakes and my wife had the pulled pork. What really makes it special is the venue itself. One wall is a huge stain glass window of Van Gogh's Starry Night. The rest of the room is an art piece 6 years in the making. You'll have to go there to see it. Plus it is housed in a beautiful old house in a tiny town just off of route 1

While out looking at houses in the area, we stopped to grab a bite to eat. So glad we did!…read more Although my husband and I are New Englanders, we moved to Arizona about 12 years ago and are moving back east again. So, we haven't had the luxury of New England subs for quite a long time. Pat's sub roles are just superb! I had the eggplant parm sub and my husband have the chicken parm sub. Both were outstanding. We will absolutely be back!

Used to be a great place. Now they've removed the waitresses, the bar and ambiance. The food is…read morestill decent but it's lost its charm sadly.

Lubec needs more dining options and Breakwater is very much welcomed. This is a lunch and breakfast…read moreplace which has some of the basics including sandwiches. The location is beautiful overlooking the Lubec Narrows waterway in this quaint town. Be sure to sit out on the outside deck and sip some coffee. Service is efficient and the cafe is done by the owner. I enjoyed the pistachio muffin.

This place is closed and the building is for sale. I am sorry that Yelp gave the impression that…read morethe hours had been recently verified. Caused an unnecessary trip on our part.

Amazing meal!! Attentive service! We ate here on our first…read morenight of vacation and quickly booked for our final night! The burger, the mussels and the gnudi were all memorable. The carrot cake with marshmallow frosting was worth every calorie! Beautiful place, great vibe.

High end Ellsworth, kind of seems like Irony. Like serving…read moreWagyu beef with macaroni and cheese. Wait. Yep, that's what you get for 47 dollars. ... mmm offer me a choice, please. I'm taking Frites or Garlic mash... but not Mac n cheese... I left the kids at home for a reason. Venison, Pheasant, Cod, all good... though again, high for this area. And 14 dollars for a rum and coke... okay, I guess, my bad for ordering alcohol... my sister used to sneak alcohol into the plane and then download it into her soft drink... I feel like that's where we are in culture now. But I'm just ranting... I mean, no salad, no apps, just our two main courses and drinks.... $170 w tip. Too much for the working class... sorry. Noveau riche nouveau cuisine nouveau ideation... I suppose I simply don't belong here... my bad.

The boys of Machias are still going at it and the community benefits from a fabulous eatery. From…read morea distance it looks like a trailer park restaurant, but the food they churn out is so very tasty. The pastrami does not fit with their Maine lobster rolls but it is good if you do not want seafood. Finally, they have a few outside picnic tables. Now, only if they added some giant rainbow umbrellas I would be totally sold. Service is always friendly.

The lobster rolls were very meaty and tasty. The coleslaw was extra special treat as it was some…read moreof the best I ever had. Guy inside could not be more friendly. Place doesn't look to impressive ...the food sure is!!

10/10 experience - a must try for foodies and people wanting to try unique foods in a picturesque…read moresetting. Do yourself a favor and get the mushroom toast and octopus dishes. The toast was our favorite dish all week, with the mushrooms being perfectly cooked and the chèvre bringing a creaminess and slight funk to the dish. The octopus somehow had a melt in your mouth texture with a strong barbecue flavor and delicious sauces. We also ordered the ceviche, scallops, crab cakes, and duck tacos. It was all delicious, and flavors were well-balanced, meaning acids and fats were paired well together. Food presentation was exceptional. Service was incredible, in that our waiter answered all of our questions and food came quickly. Additionally, my wife and I showed up at 5:30 and were promptly seated. I think being offset from the main intersection some helps with crowds. Ambiance was top tier with the water feature and greenery.

We had a such great experience at Project Social, we went back the following evening for our final…read moredinner in Bar Harbor. Their menu is surprisingly diverse and everything we tried was perfectly executed with extremely fresh ingredients. Everything is made from scratch, from the corn tortillas in the tacos to the tzatziki sauce in their lamb kofta. The cocktails were also expertly crafted. The ones I had used in-houses infused tequila and mezcal. But what really sets Project Social apart is the service and hospitality. Special thanks to Nicole for remembering that my kids had nut allergies and removing the pistachios from the bruschetta without my asking. We will definitely be back the next time we're in Bar Harbor.

Passing through back to the U.S. side after a day trip to St John from Eastport. A Lovely setting…read morein an old train depot. Great service. Great menu and great execution. Have to say that the Cornflake Crusted Haddock was the most delicious fried fish I have had. A thick and perfectly cooked trio of fresh fish chunks with the lightest of coating giving it a perfect light crunch. The fries are hand cut and super fresh with the perfect crunch also. Slaw and tartar sauce both homemade. My friend had the club sandwich on the pretzel bread and she was very pleased. A great find on the waterfront.

Cool spot on the river in an old train station. That would have been enough to warrant a decent…read morereview.. Add great service and now we are rolling. The beer and ciders were also good. Now for the food. The haddock my foodie friend had was amazing. She claimed it was one of the best fried fish she had ever had and the sauce also great. We were only in Canada for the day so I took a break from seafood and ordered the buffalo poutine. It was very good with some very ripe blue cheese. Yum ! My wife had the club and it was on fresh bread and it was huge. Worth a stop for sure !!!