What an incredible asset to the St John Valley! Our entire party of 7 were impressed with the…read morequality of food and drinks! Short but well appointed wine list, fully stocked bar, lovely appetizers, delicious mains and great seasonal desserts! Service was fantastic! Highly recommend!

Food was great. Started with the warm shrimp cocktail in garlic butter followed by delicious…read morescallops. Portions were a good size and our server was friendly. The dining room is very attractive. Highly recommend it.

We can't say enough good things about First Mile Brewing…read more We arrived Friday evening after driving several hours because visiting First Mile was our daughter's one request for her vacation. Unfortunately, the power had gone out, the doors were locked, and Travis and Jodi were heading home. When they learned how far we'd traveled and why we had come, they asked if we had cash, turned around, reopened the brewery just for us, and served us anyway. That simple act of kindness transformed what could have been a huge disappointment into the highlight of our day. The beer was outstanding, but what we'll remember most is the genuine hospitality and generosity we experienced. Travis and Jodi, thank you for going above and beyond for complete strangers. You made our daughter's vacation wish come true, and you gave our family a memory we'll never forget. If you're anywhere near Fort Kent, do yourself a favor and stop at First Mile Brewing. You'll find great beer--but even better people.

First Mile Brewing, the northern most brewery in the state of Maine. Named after the iconic first…read moremile of route 1, that stretches from Fort Kent Maine down to the Florida Keys. This was a must visit for my wife and I during our Maine route 1 trip. The taproom is more rustic with tables and a bar with a couple seats. Due to needing to head back early we only sampled their cream ale and Mexican lager, both were pretty solid. Definitely seems to be a spot for locals as their place to grab a drink after work. Bartender was friendly. Overall a solid brewery worth checking out if in the area just didn't have anything that set it apart and made it that memorable.

You wouldn't expect to find this dining establishment in such a small town, but it sure is a…read morehighlight in Juniper. We came on the recommendation of relatives and we weren't disappointed. Very casual and friendly atmosphere at this family run bar/restaurant in the woods country. We had a good variety of food items and it was all good. They make their own pizzas from scratch including the dough. Terry is the boss and his mom knits socks for sale. It's a popular place with the sledder and four wheeler crowd because it's so casual and laid back. They can hold a lot of people when it's full. The back room has a couple of pool tables and there's more bathrooms in back too. Live music on occasion, and that really brings in the crowds. Don't miss this hotspot in Juniper if you're passing through.

This is a place I go to at least once a week. Large spacious pub with many tables and a couple of…read morebooths. Two pool tables in the back. Bud light is on tap. Fully stocked bar and beer fridge with a variety of beers and bottled drinks. The menu is large with a variety of pub style appetizers. The pizza is the best around , Loaded with a home made feel to it. The burgers are are always great, the pour house burger is giant and a must try. The environment is comfortable and casual. The staff are friendly and attentive. It gets very busy during certain times of year since the location attracts snow mobilers, ATV enthusiasts, canoe and kayakers. During these times there may be a bit of a wait for food, but they keep the drinks coming and it's always worth the wait .

The hotel is super, super clean! Ambiance is so interesting to listen to the hunters and guides…read moretalked about their hunting day. The food is all homemade, their roast beef is super tasty and moist. Apple pies, date filled cookies, bread pudding with a brown sugar sauce is so tasty! Highly recommend this Outfitters lodge and highly qualified owner Joel Guimond.

when up several years ago for a bear hunt, first day truck overloaded with hunters for an hour long…read moredrive to the stand, returned that night 11:00 no food waiting as we were told, next night same story to many hunters in the truck again no food when we returned. 3rd night passed on a small bear owner and guide pissed and moaned I didn't want to shoot a cub like other people in the camp. This place is just shooting whatever comes in cubs you can shoot it food and accommodation were fair at best. So if you want to sit in the stands till 11:00 at night waiting for your guide to come pick you up book this place, I will not ever return owner has the personality of a badger save your money.

I recently had family business to deal with and dropped in for a couple of beers. But that's not…read morethe whole story. On July 5th, I walked in and the place was packed. What I saw was a team that seamlessly worked together to make their customers feel seen and appreciated. It was like I watched an interpretive dance. If the bartender needed (for whatever reason) to step away from the bar, another employee filled her place. I even saw one employee asking the current bartender to teach her how to make a certain drink. I had the cheese curds, and they were so good that I asked for a to-go so I could share it with my family. Someone from the kitchen brought out my order. I said, "Please tell the chef that these are so good that they could be addictive." He smiled and said, "Thank you. I'm the chef." What I learned is that if I have a few sips of beer left in my glass, that's the time to let my server that I want another and perhaps the check (if that's the case).

Cute little place near the edge of town. Lots of tables a bit of a draft so I needed to keep my…read morejacket over my shoulder to keep warm. Our waitress was knowledgeable and give us some good ideas. Water was good and so the selections were mostly typical. As you know, I don't drink they had a large variety of IPAs beers, other alcoholic beverages. They also have mocktails. He did an order of the cheese curds. They were very good at dipping sauce tasted great. I ordered a salad, which was OK and pork filled a bao buns which were very tasty and barbecue juice sauce is not too spicy not too sugary. The whole sauce was very good on the bottom. Just wish it was a bit more. Make sure you have that napkins cause it does leak juice. My Son had the fish and chips. The fish was really well done they say crunchy a good portion of fish. Fries were good too.