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.

As visitors, we couldn't have been any happier with the warm welcome we felt at Blackstone's. The…read morebartender was so kind and the crowd was awesome. Immediately we bonded with others over the music playing and chatting. What a great place.

This is the gay bar I want in my neighborhood! Great people. Great service. We are visiting from a…read morereally liberal city with multiple gay bars. This play had such a diverse crowd here on night--such a welcoming community giving hope to all the LGBTQ+ community. Maybe we lucked out, but after multiple stops in this weekend we are impressed.

Whenever visiting a new city, I always try to find a country bar, and I was so surprised Portland,…read moreMaine had one, and it even had the best vibes; so much so, me and my friend went there twice! First off, the ambiance is so fun! They have the best playlists, and their seats are so fun! They even have some arcade games that people were playing. I ordered the blackberry lemonade as well as a second drink (I forgot which one), but both were delicious! You can also pay an extra $4 for their souvenir mason jar which me and my friend both did. Highly recommend Bonfire for a fun drink spot if you'r visiting Portland.

This stop on our taco and tequila trek, was the liveliest. This place was racking the country…read moremusic, not usually my thing, but you could help but join in on the vibe! Definitely the fun spot on our day. Service was fast even though they were full.

This was our last dinner in Maine. I hemmed and hawed over going to a more traditional Portland…read morespot or a more avant garde one like Regards. After looking at a multitude of menus in the weeks before our trip I decided on Regards. No regrets! Great meal from beginning to end. Has that fine dining hospitality element - polite, discreet and detailed. This spot is for open minded adventurous eaters - not traditionalists. I love fusion, New American cuisine and surprises, so this worked for me. Minimalist modern interior - it was stark but somehow still warm and inviting. I asked if they had a natural wine - all their list is natural - hallelujah. My two reds by the glass were nice and smooth. Loved: - Caesar salad, grilled arrow cabbage, it was half the head! So simple, yet complex, so delicious and bits of cured mackerel in place of the classic anchovy - tamale - so sweet and pure, the white mole sauce was delectable - beef cheek tacos, simple and tasted each ingredient, tender meat reminded me of lengua - Peruvian chocolate cake - loved the light semi salty cloud whip on top of a flourless chocolatey square, perfectly bittersweet Really good: - fried bread with razor clams, really good just heavy handed with the XO sauce - crispy squid and fairytale eggplant, generous portioning, super crispy, too much batter for me, would be a great starter for a larger party to share An ambitious restaurant that would fit well into any major city in the US - 4.5 rounded up.

Looked for a place I could use my Chase card benefits and this place came up. Made reservations for…read morea weekday dinner but the restaurant was empty with an only a handful of people. Nice modern restaurant. Upscale Japanese Mexican fusion. Small plates. Tapas style. Recommended to order 4-6 plates for 2 people. Service was great but the food was lacking and tiny portions for the price. Oysters were flavorful and smoky. The sesame bread had a sweet and smoky flavor with the miso butter. The tacos had handmade tortillas but minimal meat. The tamale was served with a mole sauce but I was expecting more flavor. I was underwhelmed with the food overall.

Family friendly campground. We have been a seasonal camper for 4 years and plan to stay. Quiet…read morecampground with lots of activities for the kids planned. Nice playground. Clean bathrooms and showers. Clean pool. Very well stocked store. Breakfast cafe food is amazing. Great place all around.

The staff is very friendly and helpful. We have stayed in 3 different cabins. The cabins are clean…read moreand comfortable. They have various activities for kids and adults. There is one activity where kids can get sprayed with soap bubbles from a large hose. There is also a dog park and nice playground. It is a beautiful place to relax!

This was our 6th year of staying at Megunticook and we've loved every visit. Frankly didn't even…read morenotice the change of ownership and this year some of the staff who were here when we first came in 2021 are now back. The site is clean, well-maintained and above all quiet and peaceful. The pool is just right - as are the outdoor showers and bath house. We're booked for next year and will share more photos. We have a Roadtrek Van and also set up a screen house (we call it our living room). Previously we had fires at night but it was kinda warm so we didn't indulge. Another favorite thing to do is to take our morning coffee (or our eventing cocktail) and sit on the chairs overlooking the ocean. If peaceful wooded experiences are for you, this is a great deal. Bonus in that it is close to Rockland and even Camden for even more fun.

This is our fourth treat to camp megunticook and probably our last…read more Has the camp ground changed no, still nestled in the Maine woods, with a cliff top view you can walk to and see the ocean beyond. However it's been sold out to a corporation and as it's typical they are only after the $$$. You can not pre book for the following year, and the have a season camp manager, who although very nice has no answers to anything other than call the 1-800 number. We met many ppl over the week we were here and most of them repeat travelers who agree this may be their last year due mainly to the attitude and corporate hospitality, aka none. It's a shame, this was a nice family feel and accommodating camp ground. Our family have been coming here for three generations. The campground itself is pretty much unchangeable, the amenities could be upgraded and spruced up, but we come for the feel of the grounds. The cold corporate feel it's already having is making us think twice sadly.

This place has gotten SCARY and creepy!! Let me start by saying that I personally have been camping…read morehere since 1988, and my family longer. Someone who looked homeless came unannounced into my campsite at 1030 pm!, when my kids were asleep in the tent. When I asked why they didn't announce themselves they got offended and gave me a really hard time, getting very upset with me, even after simply explaining why I was uncomfortable. This happened 2 different nights. After this they then called my wife while we were on a hike very upset with me for questioning why their staff members came into out site 2 different nights unannounced. I thought, in reality, if I pay $500 for a few nights in the woods I had the right, as a customer, to ask simply why they kept coming into my campsite; but apparently I was wrong when it came to this campground. If you like paying tons of money for campsites to have staff come into your site to bother you in the late hours of the night this is the campground for you.

This is an excellent campsite and it's right in the heart of Acadia which can't be beat…read more Important to note that it's tough to snag a reservation during peak season. We stayed July 4th weekend and when we booked in January this was one of the last tent sites available. Granted it was July 4th, but still something to think about. There are a few lucky tent sites that overlook the water which would be incredible. Maybe next time we can book earlier and snag one. Each site has everything you will need -- a platform for your tent (perfect incase it rains), an electrical outlet, running water, a picnic table and a firepit. It is clean and well-kept, and you are never too far from a bathroom / shower facility. Just note that the shower is $1 for 5 minutes and you'll need quarters. There is a main house where you can buy wood and other supplies. During non-covid times they also have a gathering place where you can buy snacks. I believe the rate is around $50 dollars a night but I'm not sure if the rate changes depending on the weekend, and I wouldn't be surprised if it was higher than normal over July 4th. This is a wonderful campsite and I'd happily return. In comparison, I've also camped at the Oceanside KOA in Bar Harbor and this campsite is way better. Be sure to check it out!

Nice Campground, Ocean Views, Showers Too!…read more We paid $36 a night to camp in our tent. This campground actually gives you things for the value so it's a great family spot! It's maybe 1 mile from Wolfe's Neck State Park. This is part of an agricultural education center of some sort, so there are some cows and crops around. There is a gift shop tent and a little cafe over by the working farm part of the facility if you are looking for it. Clean and well maintained campground for sure, bathrooms could use a tad more attention, but a great value as it is. They have kayaks on the beach for you to use at no cost, which is super cool. Even 2 person ocean kayaks! Life jackets and paddles are at the shed by the playground. The playground is being used all the time and kids seem to like it. Our little guy isn't quite big enough for it yet, no little baby swings, only big kid swings. Hot showers are included so you won't need quarters like some parks which is more convenient for sure!

Although the park is beautiful, the facilities leave a LOT to be desired. The outhouses are not…read moretaken care of, and when one of our group complained at the office she was told they would not do anything to take care of it, even when told it is a public health hazard. Unacceptable!

Amazing! such a nice campsite and the staff in the office is so nice. checkin was simple. site was…read moreclean and spacious. the picnic table dried quickly from dew. trees were nicely spaced for hammocks. there is a nice 20-30min walk to the echo lake beach!! this was our favorite part with a great view of beech mountain. the bathrooms were clean! showers were hot! and plenty of hooks in the shower to keep things off the ground. also outlets and a spigot. there was even live music one day. also a pool we never used. the field by the pool is great for star gazing. loved this place!!!

We love this campground. Very well-maintained. The bathroom on the far side is clean and bright…read more Hot showers. Convenient access to potable water throughout the campground. The kids could play games and run around on the big field. They also enjoyed swimming in the pool. We have stayed at a tent site and in a rustic cabin. Both are great!

My family and I had a wonderful stay in the Seaward Cottage. We arrived later in the evening 7/4…read moreand departed 7/6 mid morning. When we arrived the receptionist was so nice. She offered many tips and made sure we were all set. In the morning on the 5th we grabbed some coffee inside the reception area. We toured the gift store and checked out the restaurant menu. We needed a couple extra bath towels and the gentleman behind the reception counter was very helpful and accommodating. Our cottage was the perfect size for the five of us. We even made one bathroom work n with no issues. The bathroom is actually a pretty good size. The bathroom could definitely use some hooks throughout to hang towels and maybe wet bathing suits, etc. Especially since this is geared for a party of 6. We had no problem with hot water. The living room set up is also a decent size with a working fireplace and a table and chairs in the corner. The kitchenette is tiny but packs a lot in there. The beds were extremely comfortable and the linens were clean and soft. The porch was so inviting. We sat outside numerous times and enjoyed it. The WiFi worked great, no issues. We used the pool one evening and that was perfect after a day of walking. Towels are provided and the pool is heated but not super warm. We had no problem swimming in it. I like that the pool will be open slightly later 830/9 depending on dusk time. Only complaint is how fast some cars go out front in the property. My concern is there is many people in that area on and off during the day including children. But, that is no fault to them. Maybe speed bumps to help slow people down? Overall this is a great location with beautiful views.

Such a disappointment, nothing like the pictures - the location is terrible - look over power lines…read moreto the water - lacks basic amenities in the rooms, no coffee maker, etc - although part of Hyatt (Mr & Mrs Smith) - no benefits. We left a day early - hotel said they would refund points and then recanted when Hyatt called. We would never stay here again and would not recommend this property. So many better coastal locations nearby.