This place has changed hands a few times over the years, it'll never been as good as Magrilla's was…read morebut I digress. We stopped in here for a couple of drinks after dinner around the corner at Cinco's. Our server was very friendly and quick to check on us throughout our visit. I had two different cocktails from their specialty list, both were horrible. The first one was pretty much straight tequila with maybe a tiny squeeze of lime, quick way to get drunk but not an enjoyable way. The second one was so overbearingly sweet, I had all I could do to drink it. Now, the prices can't be beat on their drinks, compared to other bars in town, that's the one really good thing they've got going for them.

Ordered through Door Dash. Beer-cheese smash burger - was ok. I don't recall seeing BBQ sauce in…read morethe description but heads up - they add BBQ sauce. I'm not a fan of it and would have said no sauce if I knew. Also ordered Bacon Broccoli Nuggets. They were great. Large portions. Enough to share or save for extra meals.

I want to love it here, I do, but there's so much of it that is bad. Went last weekend for a show,…read morewaited over half an hour in line to just get IN because the line to get in is also the drink line. There were also only TWO bartenders working, two separate windows, one of which was the owner and the place was packed. Not smart on a Saturday night. There's also only one flushing toilet in the building, your other option is a VERY dirty outhouse, again, not smart. Drink prices are decent, if you can get one without waiting forever in line. There's clearly some staffing issues going on, but it's been like this all summer and last.

Food and service was good. I will be there again. The bartender that works there was having a…read morebirthday party and a guitar was playing music. It was really quite fun to watch.

Good pours, but this is a member only establishment. You are allowed to bring local visitors a few…read moretimes before they have to join -- although if you live outside of the "Radius" you can visit with a member an infinite number of times (I think). Everybody knows everybody, so to speak, so if your goal is to be "anonymous" then this is not a place for you. Pool tables, music and some lottery pull card things help pass the time...with most major sporting events playing on the big screens. They also sell hotdogs, and provide you with free popcorn. There is a deck outside, and a seperate room I haven't been in yet that overlooks the river. This is a smoking estalbishment so unless you go outside...you cannot escape it.

My grandfather was a part of this club my entire life and I tried to join but another member…read moreinformed me I couldn't because I am a female. I'm the last person to complain about something like this but I was good enough to serve my country but not good enough for this establishment.

Excellent food all prepared in house. Limited menu but something for everyone. Great craft beer…read moreand full bar. Excellent selection of wines. I would Go back and I recommend. Enjoy!

Great food and beer selection! Shannon was a great server and bartender - and the food here is…read moreelevated beyond the typical "bar food" of other breweries. Street Corn Mac & Cheese was good enough to be an entree and the Eggplant Pita sandwich was crazy good - the roasted peppers on it were perfect as was the subtle crunch of the eggplant. Prices are also very reasonable. Definitely worth a return trip.

This dive bar charged $35 for 2 shots that were not even filled to the rim and served one with the…read morelime dropped into the shot! I get that prices are up these days, but a full bottle costs $42-$50! Came out of there feeling totally ripped off and will never darken the doors of this place again!

The unfortunate looking chick working the bar at 9:45 , December 28, 2023 Left from behind the bar…read moreso she didn't have to serve my friends and I . Kind of whack ¯\_(ツ)_/¯ - lost out on some $$ lazy bones. Just moved to the area and won't be back. PEACE Also, got the smell of poop the minute we walked in and the scent magically went away when we left, so it wasn't us! Barffff

The best!! I always have a great time here. There is a really strong sense of community among…read morelocals but the staff and regulars are very welcoming to out of towners as well. The drinks are strong, the music is good, the events are always fun, and karaoke is always a blast.

If you like weak drinks, overbearing management and bouncers that might as well work for ICE,…read moreplease go. You'll love it. I watched several people who were sober get kicked out of line for a show because they were visibly intoxicated. They were not. We left in solidarity and because the place is awful. Wish there was another venue in town with drag shows.

This Turkish Mediterranean Restaurant Located in the Station 319 building where many businesses…read morehave failed but this business is proving that a great business can flourish even in tricky locations. This was our first visit on a Saturday evening and we were glad we made reservations as it was packed yet still maintained a great atmosphere. Our male server Burak was very attentive, professional, and very friendly. We ordered the Lavash with the mixed appetizer - tabouli, Mediterranean salsa, hummus, and Haydari. Chicken and Beef Kabobs as our entrees. Their signature cocktail Istanbul Peach Martini and a glass of Autorotas Sauvignon Blanc. As always the Lavash was amazing as was the Kabobs. The Kabobs came with a scoop of white rice, potatoes and a great salad with no lettuce, just marinated tomatoes. Cucumber, onion with herbs.

Came to Anatolia for the first time recently for drinks and apps with a couple of my friends and it…read morewas great! I had the mixed app platter with lavash bread, cheese rolls and a cocktail (the name escapes me). The gigantic lavash and spreads were definitely the star of the show here! The bread is a perfect blend of soft and chewy with perfectly toasted bits, and the spreads were mouth watering. The haydari was our favorite, but they were all very good. We really enjoyed sitting on the outdoor patio- the cool artifacts from the old train station are a great touch. The waitress was easy to chat with and knowledgeable... I'm not certain if this is a family-run business but that was the general vibe- warm and friendly with an obvious desire to share good eats. We don't have many Mediterranean places in the area, and Anatolia really fills that void nicely. I immediately came back the next day to buy a gift card for my dad for Father's Day. I think he will really enjoy it here too!

So my wife and I wanted to hit some balls and practice for a few hours on a monday night. We…read morestopped in busters and there was no open tables. So i thought at first well this is ok if its busy it must be a ok place. Then i noticed they dont sell any booze. No license it seems. ok new owners so they must not be approved yet. no biggie. I bought my wife a cue stick for league match when we join in a few weeks. It was a decent used condition. Figured i would get it at 60 percent of retail. Sadly my cell phone was dead and i didnt have a way to check the retail. I was not familair with the cue. seems i paid over retail for a used cue. Not happy about that. but it is what it is. BUT iif there was one complaint and why i will never return. This room was probably 20k square feet. and they had 1 single wall unit ac and it wasn't doing crap. it was 90 degrees outside. and 95 inside. I was covered in sweat after a single game. we waited for a table to open about 15 minutes. when the league play started. and i heard people left and right complaining. when i sat and drank a soda it was warm inside. but when we started to shoot the ball. i couldn't even see the ball half the time due to the sweat falling into my eyes. everyone was complaining about the heat. An why it was so packed. it was a league match and they had to be there or loose. They where not happy about the heat. if the owners cant afford ac. I dont see busters being here in 2026

I used to shoot a lot of pool here in 1995 and 1996 in my younger years, when it was owned by a…read moredifferent owner, Frank. I used to take advantage of the six hour special, which was all-you-can-play pool for $5 from noon to 6 PM on weekdays, except in the summer, when they closed most weekdays in the daytime. I was in training to become a professional pool player and needed the table time to up my game. I started out in their showroom, which doubled as their non-smoking room, since I didn't like smoke. After a few weeks, I just sucked it up and moved to their main room since it was very lonely in the enclosed showroom, since no one ever went there. Plus they had the better Simonis (tournament) cloth on the front tables outside. In my time there, I played on a number of local tours and in Busters' own in-house tournaments, which were weighted. There were weighted 9-ball and 8-ball tournaments, a few of which I won or placed in the money. Frank had just joined in a the "Four Tour" league with pool halls in Portland, Sanford, and Waterville, and I played in that too. The most exciting time was when they hosted the New Hampshire State 8-Ball Championships, and I got to watch some extremely talented players. At the time, there was a small snack bar up front, as well as a small pro shop. One of the employees also did work on cue sticks on his lathe. They always had the TV on up front. I liked it when they had ESPN's 9-ball matches on, usually with Allison Fisher. Most others there didn't want the channel on that though. I am not sure why, since it was a pool hall after all. Frank actually started giving me free lessons after a while, which I appreciated. All in all, I had a good time and learned a lot. No complaints from me. By the way, I see the new owners have put a lot of their games on their Facebook page, including live videos (https://www.facebook.com/pg/BustersBilliards/videos/). Very nice! These are fun to watch.