We could not have asked for a more beautiful spot to get married at this past Saturday. The whole…read moreweekend was nothing short of fun for everyone involved. We had our rehearsal dinner at the beautiful barn on their property. The inside of the barn is absolutely gorgeous and didn't really need to be decorated as the appearance is gorgeous as is and they had some decorations already there. It was so easy and so much fun, everyone was able to relax and enjoy our time together. The ceremony was beautiful as was the reception. The spot is incredibly gorgeous. They had all tables, chairs, linens and everything else we needed to accommodate the 150 people that were there. We couldn't have done it without Julie, Charles and there beautiful family that put in so much effort and made us feel at home. We highly recommend this venue and couldn't be happier. Our guests thoroughly enjoyed there time too! Thank you Kelleys Place on the Cove!!!

We ate at Noble By The Sea. It was fantastic. Warm ambience, great service and scrumptious food.read more

Total lack of response to voice mails. I made several attempts to make reservations by phone and…read moreemail. Zero replies and poor customer service. Obviously this place does not need the business.

First, can we talk about the amazing host and servers? They made our meal that much more terrific…read more Unlike many places in the area, this felt like a true sit-down restaurant with a mix of local flavors and things from the chef's travels around the world while the restaurant is closed (evidently they are built on top of granite and cannot stay open year round as the granite freezes). My son had the strawberry-rhubarb lemonade (yum), my husband had a cider, nd I had tea! To start, we shared the gluten free calamari. After that, I had the cataplana (very tasty and filling), my husband the halibut (sooo good), and my son the steak. For dessert, my son had the blueberry cheesecake, because when in Maine, why not. They also had a chocolate gluten-free cake. Everything was scrumptious, but it really was the server who made the meal extra special.

Food and atmosphere are very good, though the small oysters with no lemons or cocktail sauce were…read morebelow average. Our entrees were good.. seafood fresh... tasty... still, no alcohol, one appetizer and two entrees over a hunny before tip... it's alot. Quality should be higher for this kind of tab. Servers are very good.

Passed through here on the way to the USA and we wished we could have stayed more than one night!…read moreBeautiful room with Victorian furniture, a lovely nature trail out back, hot tubs you can reserve, bar with generous pours, and a friendly little restaurant that serves hot breakfast and late lunch/dinner starting at 4pm. A+ wish we could give more than 5 stars! We will be back every time we pass through!

We stayed one night here last October while we road tripped from Boston to PEI. The history of the…read moreinn is very interesting. Michael was very friendly and made a great breakfast quiche. The grounds are beautiful, our visit was comfortable and cozy even though it was freezing outside and we would recommend anyone to stay! I wish we had gotten to visit during the summer months because I bet it's a great experience!

Located in a historic barn just off the main road, Hidden Barn Books is an instant delight. The…read moremoment you step inside, you're met with the cozy scent of fresh wood and new books. It's welcoming yet spacious, thoughtfully arranged, and full of titles across a wide variety of genres. A charming spot to browse, linger, and get lost in stories.

This is a glorious addition to Bar Harbor! The renovation of this old barn at the back of Reel…read morePizza is warm and inviting . The upstairs is an inviting space to play board games or puzzles. Downstairs is the bookstore with lots of books and big comfy chairs to linger and read.

Inviting casual ambiance. Great place to bring your well behaved dogs for dinner. Fire pits, lawn…read morechairs, sofas & barstool seating. Overflow parking on the other side of the pond. * This is a personal review that does not necessarily reflect the views of Commercial Forest Products, the hardwood lumber company based out of Upland, California 91786.

Good BEER! Nice staff. No Bugs! The English IPA was traditional brew, being hoppy and…read moreunfiltered. The American Pale Ale was also unfiltered with a dry hoppy bite that I enjoyed. So many craft breweries are now adding seltzers and reducing selections of brews. Although the drink menu had a couple of alcoholic soda drinks, it didn't crowd the beer menu.

Infinite gratitude to American Legion Post 200 and the Maine Greeters for providing a friendly face…read moreand warm hospitality to my kid brother as his unit made a pit stop at the Bangor Airport. Your commitment to welcome, celebrate and photograph the transit of every service member should warm the hearts of all Americans. Whether you're a pinko hippie or a goose-stepping fascist, be proud to live in a country with people such as the Maine Greeters. For those of you unfamiliar with these people checkout: http://www.mainetroopgreeters.com/ http://mainetroopgreeters.smugmug.com/

The Public House is the best restaurant in Machias, hands down. Good food, good service. Six of us…read moredined and had an excellent experience. My 'steak Oscar' at 30 bucks was outstanding! The fish and chips others had was met with compliments. And our diner who had the Ribeye thought it one of the best she has had (though the most expensive dish on the menu!). Drinks were good,though, like most establishments now, expensive...12+..... for dining in this area of Maine, only Helen's comes close.

So several years ago, this place brought a new restaurant and event venue to Downeast Maine…read more Sit-down restaurants for dinner are scarce in these parts so if you don't want to make dinner at your rental or eat at a picnic bench, it's nice to have another option. We heard some good things so we made a reservation for an early supper. Decor is modern farmhouse. We arrived on time for our reservation and were seated promptly with menus. We were one of two tables in the room, the other seated a couple of minutes before us on the opposite side of the space. For the next 10 minutes a waitress went back and forth to this other table bringing drinks and taking orders. Another staffer was clearing tables near us and resetting them. Puzzled, one us went to the hosting station and a minute or so later a waitress appeared at the table explaining that someone did not check us in and that's why she did not come to our table. An apology (for the restaurant and/or herself) would have been appropriate but was not forthcoming. The food here runs from good to ok, but occasionally bad due to execution. We arrived hungry and ordered several appetizers. The winner of this course was the lobster bisque which flavorful and full of lobster pieces. The hot crab dip was cheesy and tasty but was served with bland commercial and perhaps stale tortilla chips;some nice toasts points might have been a better option. Our third diner ordered the shrimp cocktail hoping for a taste of the local Gulf of Maine shrimp, but that was not the case. For entrees, the most pleasing was the fish and chips, a generous piece of flaky, nicely fried haddock served with fries and Cole slaw. The smash burger was a double patty with all the trimmings but it lack seasoning and the usual crispness that is associated with the smash of the cold patty against the hot metal of the grill. The smoked salmon BLT was a fail. The bacon was cut to bits, the avocado schmear barely covered half the bun, the lettuce was part of the heart that was curly and made the sandwich fall apart and there was no tomato on the sandwich. For dessert , we shared the blueberry crisp with vanilla ice cream. While the blueberries were tasty as was the ice cream, there was no crisp here on the top except for a bit of oats that appeared to be added before the ice cream without being baked on. Generally, I can overlook some fails like the ones reported but there is no excuse for dirty dishes and unsafe conditions. Drinking water comes in a carafe that you serve yourself by pouring into short blue tinted tumblers. I poured for our table and two of the glasses were not used by us as there were lip prints of lipstick on them. We took two glasses from an adjacent table that was just set and again, one of them was also marked with a lipstick lip mark. Lastly, I asked for a table with a view, if possible. We were seated in a corner with a view of the trees for one of us and a view of the water. I noticed a door with an exit sign near us. It's a door you would not be able to exit as it was a clear 15ft drop to the ground. A wooden 2x4 was affixed to the frame across the door handle so you could not use it. But in case of fire, there was no way to safely escape through this door to no where. I might return under the right circumstances for the bisque and the fish, but I would walk out if I encountered the same safety issues again.

Lovely woman at check-in, very accommodating . Clean,…read morecomfortable, & cute cabins. Lovely local art in gift shop.

The owner woman we dealt with was so great to us. It was an emergency stay very last minute. She…read moremade what accommodations she could for us and also allowed us to get reimbursed when we decided to leave early. We really appreciated that.