This place is AMAZING! The Cornbread is so moist and delicious. The Chili is great. Never had…read moredifferent kinds of beans in chili AND corn. Had the Burger Special, with Onion rings that weren't greasy at all. Hubby had grilled chicken sandwich with avocado and loved it. Now to the Best parts. DOG FRIENDLY, ( also told horse friendly if you're riding) . They bring the water Bowl out for the dogs. Our Server , Mazie was fantastic! So friendly and accommodating. We sat outside ( cause we didnt want to disrupt anyone inside with dog ) There would be no doubt in my mind that we wouldnt return. If youre looking for a great place for cocktails, beer and food. Lk no further then Hancock Pour House!

We were left stranded after problems with our rental car. The bartenders and waitresses were so…read morekind and helpful with getting us a ride to a nearby hotel. They repeatedly checked in on us while we were waiting and were very friendly throughout the ordeal. The drinks were fabulous and the environment was wonderful. Thank you to the amazing staff at Hancock Pour House, we couldn't be more grateful

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.

ORIGIN: In the course of preserving a landmark home that…read moresits on top of a hill overlooking the Penobscot Bay, Justin Cooper, a co-owner/musician, has recently transformed the enclosed front porch into a music and special event venue. The site named after the towering elm trees that populate the town. CONCEPT: The event space brings life back into the former 18,000 square foot circa 1895 residential building, and provides a community music venue in which neighbors can gather and hear a variety of musicians from across the country. EXPERIENCE: I experienced a performance of the Young Fables, a musical and real life female/male duo formed by Laurel Wright and Wes Lunsford. The duo was on tour in the region, and hail from Tennessee. They had been solicited by The Elms at Castine owner to perform two consecutive summer nights. Justin Cooper introduced the duo, and set an expectation that everyone would hear the entire performance. The makeshift performance space is narrow, holding 12 large round tables, each accompanying four guests. To further reduce distractions, a fifteen minute intermission was scheduled between the 8:30-10:30 PM performance. The intermission allowed time for community connections, which is a significant component of events at The Elms at Castine. Given the residential building most recently served as an inn, there is a bar near the performance area, and guests are able to bring their purchases to their assigned tables. In speaking to homeowners in the community, it is clear that they appreciate the addition of an evening entertainment venue. I was impressed by the talent of the duo, Laurel's voice, and Wes's guitar playing, an opinion shared by the audience. Although an audiophile, such as my husband or professional musician could notice some acoustic issues due to the makeshift performance environment, it was not apparent to me. TIPS: Upcoming performances are listed on the website, and tickets can sell out quickly. By clicking "buy on map" customers can view and select seats that are available. There is an Americans with Disabilities Act compliant ramp to help those who need it, but to avoid interior steps into the main performance space those with disabilities will need to reserve a special, limited "VIP" seating area that overlooks the enclosed porch. Unfortunately this area currently demands an additional charge, 50% more than the $40 general admission.

It is a very interesting and beautiful house. Bright & airy. Meticulously restored. Elegant yet…read morewarm and friendly. Incredible woodwork throughout the house. Lots of thoughtful amenities throughout. It's a treat to stay at this house.

Stopped in after the concert. They had a band playing which was fun with dancing. Super divvy but…read moredrinks were strong and cheap. They have an outside as well with picnic tables. It was very packed after the concert with great people watching. I wouldn't eat here though, not sure if they even had food.

10/10 don't recommend. staff was rude because of "regulars".. people that show up and don't spend…read moremoney are more important than people that do because they want to keep the audience they have.. aka their partners that cause more chaos than spend money on drinks. absolutely ridiculous and poor service lol. please don't entertain the business. severely poorly run, from management, ownership & everyone in between.

Had an epic time at the Myrtle Street Tavern last night! Bartender Todd was a terrific host:…read morefriendly, helpful and efficient. He recommended the seafood chowder which was incredible--so packed with seafood that my spoon could stand on end! At 8 pm a band started playing and the bar started rockin'. Patrons were a mix of regulars and first-timers like me; very friendly.

Great drinks! Chris the bartender is awesome. Try the burgers and fried pickles, the food is good…read morealso.

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).

Neat find! Located at valence rock in along shore path. Beautiful view over the grounds and to the…read moreocean! Sitting area by the bar was old world charm! Service was friendly and quick. Food was tasteful and full of flavor. Risotto was rich and creamy. The pork chop was well prepared but would have love a mashed potato. The bread service would have loved a flavored butter instead of ricotta. Scallop appetizer with Brussel spouts was great! Salad was super fresh.

We stayed in bar harbor for a few days and wanted to go somewhere nice. We found this place online…read moreand he had good reviews so we decided to give it a try. It is located in the Balance Rock Inn right on the Maine coast. Our server was very nice and was able to explain the dishes to us so that we could order the right amount of food. We ordered the crab fritter appetizer and it was really good. I had the scallops and my husband had the boar shank and not were very good. For dessert we had the pistachio semifreddo and again it was also very good. It's a quaint little place with a great view and the food and drinks were top notch. I don't think you can go wrong with anything you order and we will be back when we are in bar harbor again.

This place was close by so we stopped in for some take out. I ordered half a rack of Ribs. The food…read morewas ok at best. The ribs were overcooked and then they added the dry rub seasoning as an outer thought. Flavors were not developed and disappointing. But when you're hungry and don't feel like cooking around a camp fire, it did the trick. Also noticed a lot of tables waiting for their food, so service is defiantly slow at getting the food out. Depending on your level of needing to eat and location, I would recommend another restaurant.

A perfect stop for a beer and some pub food. Friendly and clean and easy to get in and out.read more

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.

We made the trek to Bangor to see Lord Huron, since they weren't coming to Portland. It has been…read moremore than a decade since I've been to this venue and am really impressed with the changes! First off, getting into the venue is pretty easy with a couple entry points and an efficient screening system. The staff were all very cheerful and helpful. Every single employee I saw smiled and greeted me! We ate before going inside, but the food and drink offerings looked pretty solid. The sound quality was great, especially for an outdoor venue.

An amazing summer evening for a concert at the waterfront pavilion aka Maine Saving amphitheater…read more We were invited guest to the concert with glam rockers Vince Neil, lead singer of Ray, and the always amazing Brett Michaels. Parking was every where but our host is a season pass holder and drove to the VIP parking lot behind the venue. A short walk up a gentle incline and we were at the gates. The pavilion's web site gives clear instructions on what is and is not allowed. They checked my small bag and off we went. Tickets read the doors open at 6:30p but due to some heavy partying one band had not even done their sound check yet. They opens the gates 15 minutes later. We made our way to the way back of the theatre where the VIP section was. Showed our tickets got a bracelet and off to the VIP area where they have two full bars, 3 small fire pits with ample chairs and on the upper level couches and tables as well as bar stools to enjoy your beverage. We got our drinks and off we went to our seats. We were seated behind the orchestra section with the whole box to ourselves. We sat down for maybe 10 minutes and the show started. Ratt was OK but slow, they must have been the ones hung over, they sounds sluggish. Only knew one song they sang so glad they were not the head liner. A break for bathrooms and more beverages with some free popcorn. Then Vince Neil came on. He was good. Danced to a few of his songs from Motley Crew. The lighting and effects were great, really energized the crowd. Another intermission found it my turn for drinks. Two beers, a small box of wine, and a THC drink to the total of $58! WOW! $72 with tip ouch! The headliner was Brett Michaels. He was AMAZING! Energetic, talking to the crowd, and singing clear and strong bravo! Over all a great experience and will return when able