Fun owner and fantastic drinks! The owner spent a lot of time chatting with my husband and I, and…read morewe had lots of laughs. The Tourista Borracha is fantastic if you like a tequila drink with a spicy kick. Super cool little spot with big energy.

Loved it!! Mixed cocktails were so delicious and fun! Also the rum jelly shots.. had wayyy too many…read moreof those! Would recommend

Five stars for the pizza! Recommended by a friend, so I decided to check it out. I chose a…read moremargherita pie this time. Fantastic pizza! Now I will recommend it to others. Cool little spot, almost a backyard feel. Employees were kind and helpful.

Cool spot for pizza and drinks. I tried the blueberry cider which was good. For pizzas tried the…read moreMargherita and the capeesh. Both were delicious. Really enjoyed the subtle maple on the capeesh. Parking on the street in the surrounding area was not too difficult (we were here mid-September).

Awesome experience today at the Pickled Wrinkle in Birch Harbor. My wife started off with a Ty…read moreWebb cocktail, she loved it. We also had the Soft Bavarian Pretzel bites -- we all enjoyed the appetizer, the Smoked Gouda Pub Cheese was a Hit. My Mother In Law had the chicken tenders w/ tarter tots, I shared a large lobster pizza with my wife. The pizza was excellent, my wife was worried the lobster would be overcooked on the pie, but that was not the case, it was perfect. Garlic & parmesan flavor profile. Service was stellar too, Casey & Emma were friendly & personable. We had sat outside and they even brought out water for our mini poodle, Dee. The Pickled Wrinkle is a Winner, an Easy 5 Star review.

Ok place to eat at. The lobster pizza was decent. The lobster was nice and tender and the pizza was…read morenot greasy. Was very disappointed with the surf n turf burger.. while the lobster was goodz the burger was very dry and not really flavorful. The tots and brussel sprouts were just ok. The staff was nice and attentive. The atmosphere is also good with lots of space and not very loud. Overall it's a good stop while you're going somewhere else but the food left must to be desired.

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.

Ellsworth's best known little brew pub is also a friendly little place to get the best beer in…read moretown. The food is above average (I recommend the baked potatoes!). Flights of beer in a small cozy setting. Oatmeal stout among the best I've had. Famous for their Red Ale. You really can't find better beer In Ellsworth!

They have traditional Cornish pasties, which my husband says are the best thing he's ever eaten. He…read morealso loves the Steak and Ale Pie. I like the Blackened Haddock Tacos and the pretzel sticks. Pro Tip: get BOTH the "beer cheese" and the "beer mustard" and get extra of both. You might have extra, but you can use the extra on sandwiches tomorrow. The extra mustard is also great with cheese and crackers as a snack. The blueberry cobbler is fantastic! The peanut butter pretzel pie did not impress my husband; he said the pretzels themselves tasted cheap, like grocery store pretzels. I have been trying to get them to add a vegetarian pasty to the menu. They have almost nothing vegetarian in there, and a Greggs style cheese and onion pasty would also be extremely traditional and surely wildly popular. PLEASE ADD A VEGETARIAN PASTY!! And/or a fish pasty, which would also be very traditional. Oooh, what about a Stargazy Pasty with leeks and cream? Now, THAT would be traditional and would certainly get some media attention. I will raise my rating to 5 stars as soon as this place adds a good vegetarian or fish Signature Entree (preferably a pasty!!). That is literally the only reason they're not getting 5 stars, that it's way too oriented towards meat eaters. (They do have a grilled cheese toasty and a vegan garden burger, so I would still go there if you are vegetarian or vegan, but keep your expectations low when it comes to selection.)

Hurrah for 44 Degrees North! We visited the Millbridge, Cherryfield, Harrington area this week. Two…read moreweeks earlier, I tried to find restaurants via a Google search and got very little results. Two or three places listed weren't even open. So my expectations for dinner were low. We chose 44 Degrees North and boy were we surprised. Great dinner menu at the restaurant. The service was fast, friendly, and informative for visitors from away. We found the other diners friendly too. We ate here both nights and loved it twice. There are two decent breakfast places across the street.

First and foremost, the two stars are for the waitress and bartender/waitress who clearly were…read moreoverburdened and still killing it. We ordered the baked lobster dinner and while decent in taste of haddock stuffing in the baked whole lobster and size of it, it took entirely too long (35 minutes) , not because the kitchen was heavy on orders and lean on staff, it was audibly clear that there was way too much fooling around going on and not enough cooking. I worked in the oil and gas industry so cursing starts to become white noise to me, however, I felt uncomfortable for the elderly patrons and children present with all the F-bombs that were being announced from the kitchen and launched at the waitress. Clearly it is a favorite with locals (as evidence in the bar area) and I can see why with how great the servers/bartender are but the wait compounded by the inedible sides (a canned green bean, frozen veg mix with peppers that was intensely bitter and mashed potatoes that were clearly sitting in a warmer for too long just isn't worth a second trip. It was Saturday and apparently besides the slim pickings, everyone rolls up the sidewalk by 7 or 8 respectively so we went there by default, not design.

We had a party of 12 and they didn't bat an eye when we walked in and took two large tables. This…read morewasn't fine dining, but it was comfort food and a good quick meal before headed out on the water. My veggie pizza was fresh and well cooked. The mozzarella sticks left room for improvement, but the house side salad was full of toppings so it was surprisingly good.

What a great experience. Isabelle was an amazing waitress. Our dinner was delicious and Isabelle…read morecame back to make sure. The ambiance of Danny Murphys was that of an Irish Pub, right near the docks of the Castine harbor. I would definitely not focus on the outside of the building, but go inside to experience what this little pub has to offer....like amazing Isabelle.

Stopped here for a drink while in Bangor. First off it was freezing in there, it didn't feel like…read morethey had the heat on at all. The bouncer and bar tender were super rude to us. We got a draft beer and it didn't taste great. Also it's cash only so be prepared. It was surprisingly dead in there on a Friday but now I know why!

I never ate once, heard it was ok. The beers were cheap enough, but it's always been cash only. The…read morekaraoke is spotty and the guy is lazier if there's not many people to sing. I've been there 1000X. It was better before they ran the "riff-raff" out. I'd be surprised if they got any repeat customers anymore and it lines up with when a certain person started working there.... Nice place, poor service. Cold atmosphere, but good bathrooms. Pretty clean place. Good location in the center of intown Bangor/Brewer. Gets hopping sometimes, especially after a concert. It was awesome back in the day.

Stopped in with a couple friends. To be honest, because we were walking by and it smelled so good!…read more We had a short wait but not too bad. The drink menu is expansive. One nut free, one dairy free friend. Plenty on the menu for each of us. They opted for crab cakes with veggies. I got the seafood pot pie. We split a creme brûlée. Everything was absolutely delicious! Not cheap but fair prices in today's economy. Friendly, proficient waiter.

We've been to the Damariscotta Pumpkin Festival many times, and each time we've tried to go to King…read moreElder's Pub, but alas the line is always very long...yes, during the pumpkin festival there is no reservation and no wait list...it is stand in line. So this year, we planned to be there before opening, stand in line, and get seated. It worked! We sat inside, but the outdoor seating in the center of town is great...when there isn't a line of people watching you eat your lunch. I tried the mussels and I LOVED the grilled focaccia it was served with, especially the quality and quantity of the bread for dipping it into the delicious sauce. It is rare that mussels come with enough bread...I almost always have to ask for more...but not here, great portion of bread with the mussels. We also tried to chili dog and fries. The fries were great. Fresh, cut thick, and cooked crispy. So good. The hot dog and chili were just ok. The drinks are tall and reasonably priced. They have an extensive selection of whiskey, scotch and bourbon, including flights in case you want to try a few. The atmosphere is very cozy and comfortable inside. Someday I would love to try their tiny raw bar...which is on the middle floor, between the first and second floor and has 2 bar stools and a 2 person high top table...that is all there is room for in this tiny space. It is so cute! I will definitely be back.