This place has changed hands a few times over the years, it'll never been as good as Magrilla's was…read morebut I digress. We stopped in here for a couple of drinks after dinner around the corner at Cinco's. Our server was very friendly and quick to check on us throughout our visit. I had two different cocktails from their specialty list, both were horrible. The first one was pretty much straight tequila with maybe a tiny squeeze of lime, quick way to get drunk but not an enjoyable way. The second one was so overbearingly sweet, I had all I could do to drink it. Now, the prices can't be beat on their drinks, compared to other bars in town, that's the one really good thing they've got going for them.

Ordered through Door Dash. Beer-cheese smash burger - was ok. I don't recall seeing BBQ sauce in…read morethe description but heads up - they add BBQ sauce. I'm not a fan of it and would have said no sauce if I knew. Also ordered Bacon Broccoli Nuggets. They were great. Large portions. Enough to share or save for extra meals.

Party of 5 at 4pm on a Friday in late March. $6 apps:…read moreHummus was so good Spinach dip was loved by all Fried greenbeans tempura with chili dipping sauce was also really good Wine selections were reasonable. Meals: Burger with the fried egg - would totally get it again Burger with bacon - definitely loved it Flatbread formaggio - really great dough and good serving size The pizza! Out of this world good. Fresh mozzarella. Amazing sauce. Garlic parm crust was so worth it. And the truffle fries. Absolutely awesome. Crème brûlée for a birthday dessert - well liked by all. A flavorful meal. Service: Casey our server was outstanding. The restaurant was clean, tables were comfortable to sit at, we had a great experience. Looking forward to our next visit.

You MUST try the lo mein with short ribs! The ribs are shredded with a deep flavor to die for. Our…read morefirst visit but not our last! The clam chowder is excellent along with their mixed drinks from the bar. The waitress Casey was very fast friendly and professional. She suggested the rice crispy French toast dessert and for that I tipped her extra. I've been in town for a month's visit and this is the best place I've eaten. And its ambiance is fantastic! You can even eat outside with lights and fire lamps. Plus a live guitarist. It was awesome. Upstairs had a bar and lounge area along two pool tables, a real dart board area along with TVs over the bar area. It's like a one stop shop depending on your mood! This was my best experience to date. You should give this place a try.

June cork used to be a fav but each visit we felt like the food quality kept dipping…read more We took our son and he had loved the place in the past. We only went because he requested it. We'd had too many disappointing meals and had written this place off. We ordered items that should have been easy. My son who will eat literally anything passed on his meal. He could not take more than two bites. We won't be back but sad about the decline. It used to be a really decent spot!

For a slightly late lunch, a friend and I went to The June Cork Pub, eager to try out their Bri'ish…read morefood. On a President's Day Monday at 1pm, the establishment seemed at just under half occupancy. I thought I needed to wait for seating, but staff said I could pick any table and they'd head over shortly. My friend and I ordered the sausage roll ($12) and scotch egg ($13) appetizers to share, and I ordered the bangers and mash ($19) entree for myself. The sausage roll, cut up into 6 slightly larger than bite-sized pieces, consisted of flaky and buttery pastry with herbal, earthy, and slightly crumbly sausage out of its casing. Imaging homemade breakfast sausage, but less sweet and more sharp. The accompanying brown mustard provided a nice contrast, yet remained relatively mellow. It also came with a bit of field greens so I could pretend to be healthy. The scotch egg arrived as a textbook example of a softboiled egg with a yammy yolk. The outer sausage shell tasted similar to that of the sausage roll. The accompanying chili jam cut down on the savoriness just a touch; it melded tart, spiciness, and sweetness yet also remained mellow, not overpowering the egg. My entree, the bangers and mash, proved exceptional. The peas were some of the brightest, most vibrant, juicy and crisp peas I'd ever had. Each one had just a slight burst at the bite. The caramelized onions adorning the mash had been browned down a long time, like what you'd expect in French onion soup. The mash itself, made from red potatoes, tasted robust and rich without being overly dense or overly reliant on butter (not shaming butter, but these potatoes deserve to shine, not drowned out). The bangers themselves possessed crisp, taunt casings with juicy interiors. I would almost describe it as "fresh" in the same way I would describe high-quality vegetables. Weird, but I don't know how else to express this sentiment. Service was a bit slow, probably from the Monday holiday. Since it was technically a weekday, I was able to order $4.5 bud lite drafts from the happy hour menu (Mon-Fri 1-230pm). Overall, I walked away quite impressed from what was me randomly picking a place to get lunch after being at White Birch Armories at opening to beat the range wait.

Important update edit: we got their "puppy ice cream" for our dog and he has been having explosive…read morediarrhea for 3 days. This has never happened to him before. They have hurt my dog. The bad : Service is terrible and nonexistent, you have to order at the bar and pick up your own food. Of course, they ask for a 25% tip anyway. They upsold a beer right before closing, and then told us we have clear off. With the full beer they just happily to sold us. Also, food prices are absolutely disgusting. See the photo with the menu - $13 for a pretzel. Just absolute cash grabbing nonsense. The good: the outdoor space is quite nice. Large lawn, lots of options between picnic tables and Adirondack chairs. Some little trails in a wooded area (for disc golf, but still little paths to walk). The beer is good, at least the farmhouse and Scottish ales.

Love the place. Ample, huge barn style building with awesome beers, a huge Biergarten for summer…read moreevenings, and a truly welcoming vibe. And they also have live music every so often. We came here after attending the massive Gunstock Ski sale. We now have an après ski place coming back home from skiing at Gunstock. Really awesome ambiance and even better service. Just superb service with knowledgeable and friendly bar tenders who explained the brews and the intricate flavors. We tried both their IPAs, the Palmer's Towm IPA and their Lake Cruiser. Both superb. Then a Pumpkin ale that was awesome and a Sour that made us pucker (for the good). Then we thought about food.... Their flat bread pizza, pepperoni and hot honey, is the only thing that beats the Ragged Mountain flatbreads.... And then we had their Bavarian Pretzels which were a wonderful compliment... Overall a superb late afternoon.

Really love this place and bring my out of town guests all the time. Everyone from staff to patrons…read moreare friendly and welcoming. They have great selection of food and one of the best clam chowders anywhere .

We really wanted to like McKenzies Pub at Nolan's. It's…read moreadjacent to Nolan's in Wolfeboro and the two places operate together. Nolan's was too crowded so we went next door to McKenzies Pub... Don't go in thinking you'll find the same menu at both spots. You won't ... and there are minimal crossover selections. The place is NOISY - hard floors, hard walls and hard ceiling with very little effort made to dampen the sound. At our table we were practically yelling to each other to be heard. The staff is friendly but the service is SLOW. The food was tasty but nothing out of the ordinary. Prices are reasonable. McKenzies Pub needs to "up" its game.

I know I've written about this place before but it's worth mentioning again. The Springvale Publick…read moreHouse is truly amazing! The food is always delicious, and the service--whether takeout or dining in--is quick and efficient. The waitresses are friendly and welcoming, and the atmosphere feels like friends and co-workers gathering and making new friends. It's a great place to relax and enjoy a meal. Highly recommend!

It's a little bit overpriced for what it is. It is seemingly fresh ingredients. that tiny little…read morecup of French onion soup should be about five dollars instead of nine. French onion soup was pretty hearty and good, My sandwich was refreshing and filling. Just needed a tad bit of salt. They definitely need to update their website because when you're ordering over the phone, you're thinking you're getting the cheaper prices. The dining room is quaint. It's like a classic small town bar. they said hello to me right when I walked in the door, which is a plus. and I like how the chips seemed to be homemade.

Went in for dinner with my husband and daughter - let's start off with a couple highlights:…read more 1-waitress was friendly ! 2-drinks were good.hubs has MAINE BEER CO LUNCH & I had Punch drunk rum. Now on to the very super unfortunate things that happened tonight ... $138.00 Bill (which by the way I'm 100% ok with when it's good or even decent. I got dinner sized Cesar salad add shrimp (additional 8 dollars and I maybe had 3?) The salad was swimming in dressing to the point where my fork couldn't even stab the lettuce !! And almost slimy. Husband got the "Oh my pad Thai" this teeny tiny bowl of peanut butter slathered noodles left his tongue sticking to the roof of his mouth - literally tasted like a jar of natural peanut butter was opened and poured on. Daughter got chicken tender plate - mediocre at best lacked and only really lacked salt . So sad ... don't think what we ordered was hard to nail unfortunately we will never come back .

food is good, service kinda hit and miss, depends on the wait staff. Place needs better…read moremanagement. And don't clean tables with a rag you dtopped on the floor. nowhere but good things to come if they shape up the place. good beer and drink choices. some motorcycle tables can be loud and noisy.

What a delicious meal we had tonight!! Shrimp Pesto Alfredo and The Osso Bucco.. 5 stars for…read moreeverything!!! Service and atmosphere too!!

Had a wonderful lunch with a friend .. Picked an amazing fish and chip entree at the waitress…read morerecommendation... Best batter that I've ever had !!!

What an amazing find! Always looking for breweries when we travel and this place did not…read moredisappoint! Between the ambiance and the service, nothing was short of amazing! The food was incredible and blew away my expectations! Great views anywhere you sit! This place is a must if you are in the area!

I have been a long weekend resident of Berwick for some time and drive by CPB often. They recently…read morehave expanded to have a larger outdoor and indoor area. There are a number of two-hour parking spaces around the area, and with a 1-2 minute walk, much more free options around. Located in the center of Berwick, you cannot miss it, and will probably be the standing-room-only spot when they complete the residential project across the street. Family friends came to visit and they love local brew pubs. So thought it was a natural choice. The layout is a bit odd, but once you figure it out, manageable. Whether you want to sit indoors or out, start as the bar in the back to order. They will page you when food is ready. Plenty of seating available and standing room for a large gathering. The menu was great and we all found something that worked for our tastebuds. We also had a young one with us and he was able to find something. You can keep the table open and try a flight or two or enjoy a full glass. Once you figure out your favorites for beer, you can grab a pack to go. Or as my friends did...a few to go. Thanks for a great afternoon. I apologize for not taking pictures which is unusual.