Delicious! Traveling through the area and came back twice! Being from the Dairy state, ice cream…read morehas to be good- and we loved this place. Lots of varieties, and my husband loved he could get a sundae with any flavor. And no matter how many in line, service was quick. And lots of picnic tables for anyone enjoying outside. Great place.

Fielder's Choice is my go-to ice cream spot whenever I'm in Maine for the summer. They have so many…read moreoptions...soft serve, hard serve, sundaes, milkshakes, slushies, floats, and more. You can either drive thru or walk up to order, which makes it super convenient. My personal favorite is a double hard serve with coffee Oreo (so good!). Just a heads up--they're cash only, but there's an ATM on site. Always a treat and definitely worth the stop!

Ok. I get dipping lobster and clams in butter. But ice cream?!?! But it totally works!!! When in…read moreRome... I ordered the blueberry ice cream special. And there was a sign that said for a limited time, ask to dip your ice cream in butter. And as they say in Risky business, sometimes you just got to say WTF. It was SO good. The butter enhanced the flavors of the ice cream and the waffle cone. And after a while, the melted butter becomes solidified savory bites. Really unique experience. Oh and the server was really really nice.

What a cute Ice Cream spot. They have more flavors than seems reasonable, so everyone is going to…read morebe happy. Conveniently located near the Augusta water front near lots of other shops and restaurants. We had impeccable service and a great time hanging on the patio will we enjoyed our ice cream.

Randolph Maine is the smallest town in the state of Maine. Only 2 square miles. Within that two…read moremiles, there are TWO ice cream shops. Both are amazing, and both are worth visiting multiple times. Please come! Today we had Deb's! They have a very nice menu, with some unique items. Lots of delicious options for everyone. There used to be a mini golf park out back, but it doesn't seem to be on commission anymore. Hopefully they'll bring that back one day. I'm sure Covid and the major flood of '23 didn't help with that :( There is a beautiful view of the Kennebec River looking over at Farmingdale. The sunsets are epic right here. We were also visit by a very friendly neighbor feline friend. I think he wanted us to share our ice cream.

Chocolate peanut butter soft serve. That is all you need to know. You will not be disappointed!read more

Amazing old school customer service. Fantastic lobster roll and seafood stew! Such a fun vibe. 10/10read more

Maine has absolutely no shortage of seafood restaurants. What most people don't realize is that you…read morecan go as far as two hours Inland and still receive quality seafood directly from our waters. This is in augusta, which falls within that range. They have the option for ordering takeout Ahead of time or online. There is significant outdoor seatting as well as a small interior dining room. The interior has one non gender handicap, accessible bathroom. The menu is not excessive, but the portions are generous. CAUTION: pay close attention to the prices. they will fluctuate and you should not assume what the final cost of your meal will be beforehand!! My clam basket and my daughter's 1/4lb roll (2 20 Oz drinks) totaled $65!! Now I will absolutely give credit to them for the clam portion being large and high quality. These were the type of onion rings that I prefer, which are thinner and more crunchy with less batter. That said, the total completely blew my mind.Because even with a very industry standard upcharge for onion rings in place of french fries.I had sticker shock. I grew up near Portland so I understand the price of seafood can change quickly. But I would say do some price shopping. Because this is more about the experience of the location since the quality of food does exist at other restaurants.In maine.

Best ice cream in town. Very dense very creamy. This is the real deal homemade stuff. You can't…read moreeven compare it to Giffords or any of the other stuff amazing product. Prices are very very reasonable portions are huge. A kids size is really all anyone needs but it's so good you're going to want to get a bigger size so you can try several flavors at once. Our kids were very sad when Hamilton's didn't open last summer so glad to see you guys are back for summer 2016.

While not a fan of chain restaurants, as other reviewers mentioned, Augusta is lacking in places…read moreto eat that are not chains. And many of the other options close early. We were tired from traveling all day and just wanted some decent food to eat that was close to our hotel. This led us to decide to go to Texas Roadhouse. There was no wait when we arrived even though the place was pretty much full. Our server was prompt and effiecient. We ordered a burger with cheddar, medium rare, with a sweet potato, and a chicken fried steak with a side of corn and a side of beans. The burger was perfectly cooked and seasoned well. The chicken fried steak and sides were delicious. And the rolls and butter were fantastic. Prices are most reasonable and we very satisfied with the food and service. Plenty of parking.

Yes, I know this is a Texas Roadhouse and it's a chain but I've never had a bad experience at a…read moreTexas Roadhouse and this is no exception. Stayed overnight in Augusta and honestly there aren't a lot of good restaurants - it's a pretty sleepy town, so I went to Texas Roadhouse. They were busy but didn't have to wait for a table. Service was friendly, prompt, and efficient. The rolls came out hot with honey butter. I got a 14 oz ribeye steak with a Caesar salad and fries for $29.99. It wasn't Michelin dining but it was quite good, and after eating lobster multiple times per day during this four day Maine trip, a solid slab of beef really hit the spot. If I had to nitpick, the Caesar salad dressing could use a little more garlic and/or lemon as it tasted a little plain like just bland creaminess as opposed to a real caesar dressing but cmon I know this is a Texas Roadhouse, I'm not going to nitpick. Overall great experience. I doubt I'll be in Augusta again anytime soon, but if I was, I would go here again.

Hooray! Mughal Palace has finally opened the dining room. We've ordered take out for 3 years and…read moreask regularly when they were going to open the dining in option. The ambiance is cozy, the service highly attentive. The owner, whose story is in the menu, served us personally. We ate garlic naan, lamb, and beef dishes that were divinely perfect. I mean, I've had a lot of Indian food in many different states, and so pleased to have one of the best in our "backyard." Now that the dining room is open, we were able to experience the free crispy things with 3 different glorious "sauces." This was an entrancing foray away from every other restaurant's free bread and butter. We will dine in every possible chance going forward.

I stopped by to eat in but as I walked to my seat I decided I could not eat here. The place smelled…read morevery strongly of urine, and despite being empty of diners, there was old food bits all over the floors and bugs crawling around. Dine at your own risk.

Usually it's pretty decent food here with some options for vegans…read more We usually get the veggie fajitas and/or the spicy avocado bowl (without the sauce) which is normally a very generous bowl with greens, veggies and quinoa but the last time they barely had a tablespoon of quinoa in it so we had to request it and then we were only brought one small serving despite two of us ordering it and both mentioning we didn't get any quinoa (btw, the quinoa is what makes the entire bowl so without it, it is just a salad and not even half as filling or delicious) so it was a bit of a long process to make the dish ready to enjoy. The servers are usually great. Coincidently the last one we had with the quinoa mishap had very little to no personality shining through and did not crack a smile the entire time so that was a little off putting but we still enjoyed our time there with some family. It's extremely difficult to hear anyone when the music is playing as it's honestly not set at a reasonable level and we avoid coming in the evenings as we like to sit in the bar area where it gets hella loud. Overall an ok place to grab a bite. It feels sticky and a little less than ideal clean a lot of the time so I wouldn't say it's anything to highly recommend but it'll do when you gotta have Mexican food and you're in the area.

This may be one of the harshest posts, but I'm honest…read more There was no ambience except big spaces, and Mexican style decor. The service was the largest (23 minutes to get nachos and quesadilla with "steak" ) leading component for us to not return. The food was called Mexican but queso is NOT sharp cheddar with a thinning agent-it was gritty, harsh flavor and lacked any resembler to Mexican Queso. The next disappointing factor was their attempt to salsa. Salsa does NOT have chili powder and red wine cheese twang without any peppers ( jalapeño or serano)--where was the cilantro? Clearly the furthest point inside the continental USA from Mexico, but please actually hire a consultant. Overall- service 2 stars ( sweet and nice waitress, but not attentive at all), food--2 stars: the components to make the food were there, but NO spices. We will not waste $60 again for two when the food is better at Taco Bell. This "restaurant " is a RUN TO THE BORDER and get real Mexican food. --BIG PASS!!!

I had been to Slates a few times, many, many years ago when I lived in the area. It was always a…read moretreat to dine here. It was damaged by fire and I moved away before it was restored. We were visitng in the area and was so glad to see it and just had to go. We did not have reservations but the restaurant was able to accomodate us immediately even though the place was quite full. We chose the homemade hummus with feta and olives to start off. Fresh, delicous and a perfect start. For entrees we had the fresh baked haddock wrapped around a filling of crabmeat with roasted carrots and grilled zuccini. The fish was succulent and oh so melt in your mouth deliciousness. The sides were fantastic. The grilled flat iron steak was just a tad over the requested medium rare, but was tender and flavorful. The mashed potatoes and roasted carrots were the perfect accompaniments. All portions were generous. There was live music, subtle and soft, and it added to the enjoyment of our meal. Love the decor and the service was friendly and efficent. Parking can be a challenge but we found a spot across the street quite easily. We highly recommed and will return. Best to make a reservation in advance.

Came here for dinner with my husband in Halloween night. Alana was our server and she was great!…read morePolite attentive and friendly. She brought over some fresh brown bread with Garlic/Olive oil for dipping. The atmosphere was very nice and we were seated on the first floor where they had musician playing a keyboard and she had a lovely voice. It was a bit loud, there were a few tables of four. We had a corner table and didn't mind the loudness but if you want a quiet dinner the upstairs seemed like it would be better with another small bar and cute paintings on walls ready for purchase. Food was very tasty and flavorful I had the Chili Cumin Spiced Salmon and my husband had the Brown Butter seared Beef Tenderloin we both had sides of mashed potatoes one with carrots and the other with chickpea salad. We both enjoyed some Tubular IPA from draft. Overall a great dinner with music and fun atmosphere.

Regardless of whether I'm at a chain or an indepenfatnt establishment, I feel like most of my…read morerestaurant experiences lately have been about the same: great service and food that is not bad, but not great. Hint: more flavor! I asked my mother where she wanted to go to lunch. She chose the 99. We've been here before and I've liked it. Today our Hostess was a little lackluster, Jennifer just look like she was unimpressed on being there. However sharing our waitress was over-the-top amazing and wonderful. We ordered from the specials menu, my mother wanted the prime rib Rice Bowl and I got to the prime rib sandwich. Mother asked if it was possible to do the rice bowl without mushrooms. Sharing told us that it was all mixed together. But my mother ended up getting was the mac and cheese, which was fine because it was something that she really was looking at as well, with no mushrooms. The mac and cheese these a little bit to be desired the cheese sauce is flimsy and very subtle in flavor. My sandwich was supposed to have horseradish sour cream on it's. And again I tasted no horseradish. Horseradish is not something that you can hide easily in a dish the meat was good I would have cooked the onions a little longer but the mushrooms are lovely, texture was nice. Again not bad food just not great. I can't even say run of the mill. At first I thought this coming across mediocre food was all me but I've been to these restaurants with other people and each time it has been a different group of people in Dallas said the same thing.

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.