My husband and I have gotten takeout twice here and the food is absolutely delicious! We ordered…read moresteak and cheese both times (as the first time was so good, we had to do it a 2nd time within the same week!) - the food is very high quality and a great value for the money. We ordered steak and cheese from the other nearby golf course's restaurant and it was half the size and there was no comparison in quality of the steak - broken putter wins by a mile. Staff have been incredibly kind and welcoming to us both visits even though we just came for takeout. Spacious dining room area, and the restaurant has a great comfortable vibe - nothing pretentious here - we'll definitely be dining in house soon. 10/10 - Definitely give Broken Putter a try!

From the owner: We are known for our Reuben sandwiches, wings and friendly atmosphere. We are located at the golf…read morecourse and are family owned and operated!

Food is always delicious (especially the buffalo chicken dip!) and staff are very friendly and…read moreattentive. Highly recommend this location for a cozy dining experience, outside on the patio, or for a drink at the bar.

This is definitely a tavern atmosphere which is very charming for a lot of people, but my husband…read moreand I aren't drinkers. Nonetheless, we heard good things about the food so I thought we'd give it a try. We were greeted right away by the bartender who couldn't have been nicer. She was a delightful lady and served us also. I ordered the French onion soup and the bacon and Gouda mac & cheese. My husband had the state fair sausage sandwich. The food was really excellent. I was quite surprised. The cook brought it out and he was a very pleasant gentleman. The French onion soup had a deep rich broth that was really delicious. The bacon and Gouda mac & cheese had a very rich flavor of Gouda cheese, which was wonderful, but a very heavy meal which I couldn't eat much of because I'm such a lightweight. My husband enjoyed the state fair sausage sandwich and said he would order it again. The tavern is right on the river literally and you can sit outside and watch the river go by which is very charming. It was a very hot day so my husband and I decided to sit inside and the only choice inside was either a barstool or a very hard bench, which is the only reason I didn't give this restaurant five stars. If I had a nice soft, comfy booth I would've been perfectly happy. Overall it was a very good experience and I definitely would consider going back.

Stopped here on the way into bar harbor. Made a nice little stop. We went on a Friday afternoon…read moreand parking was easy. Dont go for the food but drinking a beer right on the wharf was nice. The service was friendly and an extensive beer list. Nice spot to hang out for a minute!

Beer was always OK, as was food, but the vibe was always pleasant & we loved taking our dogs there…read more We loved that we could show up with our dogs - mellow and well behaved. This time we showed up with our dogs and an 8 week old puppy. We waited 15 min in line for a table, finally got to the front of the line. So promising. A dog walked by us and snarked at our 8 week old, who barked back. The hubris male 20 year old host walked over and said, "We can't have this. You guys are going to have to leave." I tried explaining what occurred. I also tried explaining we are local and had been there probably more than him. He ignored me switching his attention to my wife as if she would see the world his way - in what universe does that show social probity. Good luck surviving the winter imperiously shitting on your local guests - we'll never go again

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.

I have been stopping in to The Airline Brewing Company weekly, for about 3 years, either alone or…read morewith my son (who introduced me to the place). My visits are almost always on Saturday or Sunday afternoons, seated at the bar, and usually involve a couple of Airline's excellent beers, conversations with the friendly staff, and a sandwich or a bowl of tasty Airline chili. The brewery and restaurant building was originally a sawmill and both the dining room and bar are chock-full of antique tools, artifacts and photos reflecting its storied past. There is a cozy sitting/dining area between the entrance and the bar, with a couple of tables, comfy chairs and a sofa near the fireplace. The other 2/3 of the room consists of a larger dining area with more tables, a dart board and TV. And did I say every square foot of wall space is filled with reminders of Maine woods history? Well worth a visit, and if you are into ATVs or snowmobiles, Airline Brewing is easily accessible from a state ATV trail.

The beer was fantastic, pretzel sticks excellent and the service was quick and kind. Dog loved it…read moretoo.

The Pickford pub is an upscale bistro and bar located in the Loon Lodge Inn and Restaurant. The…read moremenu is the same as the Lodge's main dining room. The food is excellent! The chef makes dressings, deserts and everything on site. There is an extensive bar with seasonal cocktails and a friendly bar tender. I had the Caprese salad and fish tacos, with a strawberry basil margarita. Everything was sublime. Great place to stop for a drink after a day on Rangeley Lake, you can get there by boat and dock at the Loon Lodge Inn dock. The decor is rustic and warm and there is a wonderful view of Rangeley Lake. Would definitely come back again.

Food and Service is great.....the Rueben is really delicious, prices are average for the area... I…read morewould recommend and I will definitely go back!!!

We waited 40 minutes for our food and when it came a chicken sandwich and fish were overdone and…read morethe fries were undercooked. We all ate because we were starved and it was getting cold outside. The food was steaming hot, so it felt like they forgot our order and hurried to make it. An extremely disappointing evening, especially since we drove 30 minutes to get there.

I normally don't write reviews, but I felt dissatisfied with the service we received. My hamburger…read morewas good, but my husband ordered off the brunch menu, and it was mostly potatoes. My daughter had the tuna salad, and she said it was good. Now the service was poor. We waited an hour to get our meal. We were just about to leave, and it came to the table. I know good food takes time, but a salad, burger and eggs/potato should not take an hour. Food was warm not hot! Our waitress never asked if we wanted more water we had to search her down to find out if our food was coming. So if you want food in a timely manner don't go to Masons in Brewer.

The tofu was amazing! The best we've ever had and we eat tofu all the time and have for almost 20…read moreyears so that says a lot! It was crispy, perfectly sized pieces, very flavorful (I think it was teriyaki) and the portion was generous. We had the pizza special of the day (elote) with vegan cheese and it was decent. The breaded cauliflower app would have been better with some salt/flavoring in the breading and the brussel sprouts had great flavor and texture but they burnt them a bit and it took away from making them a 10/10. The environment was a little loud but the view of the river was nice and the server was pleasant even if a little busy and absent at times.

just loved out stop in for cocktails at the Cottage Street Pub. There were tons of drink options…read moreand a knowledgeable bartender who can whip up something to suit your tastes. They had a great selection of local drafts or fun cocktails with even better names. I got the Watermelon Crawl (yep you hear me...If you drink don't drive....do the watermelon crawl!) It was such a unique drink with perfectly balanced flavors.

A fabulous place for drinks in Bar Harbor. We went here for a predinner drink, and returned for a…read morefew after. The bartender we had was personable and witty (wish I caught her name). A place where hot pockets and jello shots are equally offered and should be enjoyed.

I think this is a great edition to the Bangor area but they just have a few things to work on…read more Great things: Very cool speakeasy vibes. Decorated very well. Service was friendly and very knowledgeable. The drinks we got were great. Things to improve on: Priced a little high for what you get. Change the menu to much where they don't have anything on the menu you have to hear everything from the waitress which is hard to remember. We didn't try any food for the reason and for everything to be super pricey. I will be back to try again if I'm in the area, even if it's just for a drink!

On my overnight in Bangor I was at a not-great hotel but fortunately Barliman's was nearby to save…read morethe day--or rather, happy hour into dinner into nightcap, which is how it went (mind you this was right after the time change, so it was dark before 5pm and my "late night" meant I left at 8:30, lol). The vibe is chill speakeasy/library; there's a comfy bar area with tables and then a warren of other little spaces where you can hang out as well, with books and games strewn about to peruse. I love that they have a small, curated menu, which makes it easy: Maine oysters (two kinds, both awesome) got me started with a martini (well OK two martinis; friendly bartender makes them *perfectly*), and then you can extend to dinner with a few rotating options. I got lucky because whoever is making this delicious food decided that bolognese and lasagna should have a baby and be served in a piping-hot dish with some bread and salad on the side, and who could be mad about that?! (NB get some red wine with it). And they feature the fabulous Maine martini (aka Allen's Coffee Brandy, to which I have been converted), so there's your perfect nightcap. Sometimes when you go to bars with small menus the food is so-so, but not here: everything was insanely good and the perfect portion size. Who knows when I'll be back in Bangor next, but I'll definitely come here again when I am. Check it out!