It's a totally creepy, middle of nowhere brewery. It has camp crystal lake vibes. It's a big…read moreproperty with gravel parking and multiple cabins. One cabin has the brewery, one has the actual bar, and there's another where the owner lives? We were driving by and saw a brewery sign. We figured we would stop by, especially since we didn't realize there was a brewery here. When we entered the "bar cabin," we were greeted by the bartender. I ordered a small pour of their sour drink. I almost paid cash, but I realized they did have internet out here for their POS terminal. There's a large pinboard map where all the visitors have come from. That was pretty cool to see. The bartender was friendly, and the building was clean. We were one and done as we were passing through. However, this place gives off total scary movie-type vibes (come check it out it for yourself if you dont believe me). It's not rundown by any means. It's well kept and clean.

Have to find it first, hah! Then get a flight. We had some pretty tasty beers here. Weather was not…read morecooperating. Rain otherwise they have a great outdoor woodsy location!

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.

They have the most delicious crème brûlée every time I there must have it. Fried potatoes are good…read moreonly when they're crisp the food is good service excellent.

Pleasantly surprised, the food was great! And the bar tender was helpful and friendly.read more

They have potential, and there is clearly a loyal following of locals. The barkeep and some locals…read morewere having a great time visiting, and we found ourselves a seat. We were not sure about the ordering process, and after a few minutes started trying to find the pub website and look for a menu. Eventually a menu was brought to our table, and we put in an order for beer. Turns out, half of the items on the menu were not available. When we did figure out an order, more items were made not available. We settled on a NY style pizza. We did not get the toppings we ordered. Good news: the crust was very good, and worth another try! Even the leftovers were delicious the next day - not all pizza can do that. They do not know how to pour a Guinness - which is too bad, because that is a favorite beer of ours. We switched to another tap and had a local red. The tap selection is decent. The place has a very casual atmosphere, and many locals come and go and seem to have great conversation and know each other's business. Overall, a place with great potential, especially for regulars. Hopefully, another visit will be more successful for exploring the menu which sounds good.

This was an easy stop off to and from Boothbay or the Botanical Gardens. The two stars here…read moreentirely represent the ease of free parking and the service, with clean dining room and bathrooms. Another nice aspect was the free recipe with spice packets, free chocolate tasting and free coffee grounds. All these were very tasty. So I have confidence their food was probably good, though we did not order any. The drinks were quite horrible. There were two of us who stopped in. One tried the spirit flight and the other the mead and kombucha flight. Nothing was good to either of us. I've never left a spirit behind, but this time I had to. The offerings were just terrible to taste. Hopefully they'll get some better local businesses to support their drink offerings in the future.

Stopped back in the Maine Tasting Center again this year on the way to Damariscotta. They have just…read morerecently opened for the season and have so many fun and new things coming up! The standout for us this year, was trying a Maine made vegan "meat" salami! They are also dog friendly and have lots of parking!! The staff is also so welcoming!! We also loved seeing all of the cool food and beverage trails throughout Maine!!

The good: Mango habanero Wings were good…read moreCaesar salad was good Tanqueray Martini was good ($14) In house stout was good Mac and cheese was good Service was good The bad/ugly: No celery garnish with wings ? Pulled pork Sliders were dry and flavorless. Mac and cheese not as pictured. Self seating/ ordering was confusing Had to pay when using table QR menu, had to also pay at bar for drinks and choc cake. Menu was confusing (see pics) server said "I've heard it a lot" - 1)not available on their website, 2)"order online" menu created by door dash using AI??? 3) descriptions do not match items pictured Sloppy website, confusing ordering, mediocre food We Won't be back

Cool historic building with tasty craft beer. A bit confusing as to seating and ordering food but…read morewe figured it out. I had fish tacos and they were decent. Husband had brisket sandwich with side of onion rings that were quite good. Nice views out back patio.

Easy parking, menu with variety. Had the chicken fried chicken which was yummy and large. Their…read morecream gravy a little different than biscuits and gravy kind...so good. The flatbreads looked great and I'm not usually a flat bread person. Both tables around us had us a dip type appetzer with bread sliced that also looked great. Bar area was hopping.

A cute little place to stop for lunch. The food was good and the staff was friendly. The menu was a…read morelittle different from what I saw online which was a surprise, but could be because it was the weekend.

Nice craft brewery in Bath. The gooseberry sour was perfectly tart and got me perfectly boozed up…read morefor a proper game of scrabble. Was popping and lively on a Sunday afternoon. Definitely has a German influence, setting it apart from its counterparts in the surrounding area. Would love to return!

While heading to Boothbay we came across this small but cozy little brewery. When we went inside we…read morediscovered that not only was it a local brewery, but that German beer were their specialty. The line bartender was so friendly and took the time to explain the different beers and asked what we normally enjoyed , before suggesting certain taps. Wife had "Without a Doubt" and I went dark with a "Rocket Llama". I really enjoyed the flavor and smoothness of mine and wife enjoyed hers as well. They had a food truck outside that many people stopped at, but we didn't have time. I wish we had not such a long drive ahead of us, because I would have tried a few more

Hi grandma and grandpa, this is LP, I love your brewery, the food is absolutely fantastic.read more

Awesome Dog-Friendly Brewery with great beer and food. The owner and is wife were awesome to talk…read moreto. We tried the carrier flight (highly recommend) and the pretzel. The inside is a great brewery vibe and has a large area to play board or card games.

**November 2025: Friday Early Afternoon Visit**…read more My friend and I were wandering Wiscasset and were in need of a restroom. We couldn't find one and decided to dine in to use their facilities. I think we were among the first diners and realized that the restaurant was really nice and had such a wonderful view of the water. Our server was incredibly kind and hospitality. She informed us that the soup of the day was clam chowda to which both of us wanted right away. The chowda was flavorful and had a good amount of clams (many other restaurants choose to load it with potatoes, but not this one!). The soup does lean more brothy versus gravy-like which is a personal preference but taste wise it was still soothing. The menu had a lot of really great seafood options so I decided to try their Maine mussels. Our waitress said that the broth was really wonderful and would pair nicely with garlic bread which I also ordered. The entrees came out pretty quickly and the serving size of my mussels was double what I thought it would be. The mussels looked massive and the meat was as fresh mussels should taste. It was an excellent dish. The garlic bread would be a great vessel to soak up the mussel broth, but I felt that the bread was a little thin and slightly over-toasted to really soak up the broth. Nevertheless, I really enjoyed the overall experience and it does feel like a local spot.

My wife Michele and I eat at WSK at least once a week. One our favorite things to get is 1 order of…read moreCajun Shrimp which has 3 large shrimp in a delicious but fairly spicy oil, butter and garlic sauce. We also get one order of Shrimp Scampi with pasta AND an extra plate. We mix both plates together at the table and have two meals that is delicious and more than enough for two. And if it's not, there is always a choice of deserts made off site by Daphne!

Went here for the first dinner of our trip and we were so glad we did. The food was so fresh and…read moredelicious. The service was attentive to our every need. The restaurant had a very nice interior and perfect for a date night. I highly recommend this place.

Fantastic atmosphere, service, food, so why haven't we been before?! (Oh, right, avoiding Reds…read moreEats traffic.) This place is outstanding and the review is for their special oyster tastings. There have been several so far but not sure they'll do it all summer. In addition to their seriously delicious menu, they have guest farm presentations with $1.50 oysters and 1/2 price drinks & bottles! We went there for the oysters and were blown away with their regular menu, too. Mushroom toast, octopus, beets, Cesar salad, all stood out as spectacular. Be there!