Enjoyed the food and my cocktail! It was just what we needed on rainy Sunday. They do brunch on…read moreSunday and nice selection of items. Will be returning

Went here for brunch the other day and was impressed. The service was super friendly and they even…read moregave us a couple free mocktails. So refreshing and needed. They have a wide open space with lots of tables, and a big bar. It would be a great space for a big party as they have lots of room and a lot of the Old Port spots don't have much seating. We got brunch food and it was great as well. The waitress, kitchen staff and service were amazing! I will be back.

went for my sons wedding & reception. The facility was very…read moregood for this venue. A number of small things could add greatly to the overall site & structure. Does not have an appealing Entrance at all . A glass entrance door an some paint would help for starters. The rear patio area is really nice. It was a shame it was drizzle just enough to force so many things not being able to use one of the best parts of why they picked this site. Even if it was extra, having a canopy or tent available would have avoided so much moving around of everything from start to finish. Felt bad for the couple an 90 people there. They had to do so much work to make the interior so beautiful, then move - move- an move again. Just saying. Think about it.........

My son and daughter- in- law chose O'Maine Studios as the venue for their wedding weekend in June…read more2023. The space is incredible with the different areas as options for specific parts of the wedding or reception. Unfortunately, it also was dirty and greasy. Some examples: All the countertops were greasy and most of the available cookware and dishes were greasy, stained (that elbow grease removed) and/or had food remains on them. The vent in the room we had the rehearsal dinner in had thick black dust (maybe mold?) on it and the wall of windows were dirty inside and out. I had to ask an employee to pick food out of one of the trash cans, whose bottom was covered in black mold, before I could replace the trash bag. I emailed a more detailed list to Mr. Strunk and the venue and did get a response from Alexis that said "We will have a team meeting this week to discuss what we can do better with your review and revamp our in-house check list." I hope they do. Most of my concerns would not take a lot of time, money, or elbow grease to correct if they were completed on a regular basis. It seems as if there is no list of cleaning in preparation for an event. If there is, it isn't very comprehensive and/or the person responsible did not complete it. It wasn't until after the event that we saw the review of the venue that said a couple's meal was late because the caterers spent an hour cleaning the kitchen before beginning work. I want a venue with the same standards that that caterer had. This space is very cool, but the client should spend their time enjoying the event and not cleaning.

Third event I've come to this building in Thompson points community. A large event space used for a…read morevariety of venues. I've come for the Lost and Found Market and this trip brings me to the Weird Oddities Expo. No line, no waiting we breezed right in with tickets in hand then stamped for admission. An array of oddities indeed and some interesting art/artists. Many items in formaldehyde jars, bones and furs used in creative and Macabre. Bar inside the venue has alcohol and coffee offering. Coffee for me. After going through the whole venue we went to check out the food area also available to us but not needed. Never knew they had this cafeteria. Nice place for all types of venues whether work or personal event, check them out.

I have been here many times for different events. They have many bars and a large space that you…read morecan turn into pretty much anything you want it to be. I have also been to some indoor makers here which is fun. Overall a great space to hold an event. The only thing that is not great is you have to pay for parking.

We had a great tour from a member. Our tour guide was very knowledgeable and enthusiastic about…read morethe history and had entertaining stories.

Simply a GEM hidden on Congress St. In Portland, ME! This event venue is so beautiful, unique, and…read moreaffordable. I wish I had my wedding here! This place would be great for: Weddings Business Events Holiday Parties Trade Shows Large socials. Ect... I encourage anyone to check it out if you're looking for a in town party that will impress but won't break the budget

An event and venue space that hosts cultural events in a small venue space in downtown Portland…read more Music, dance, and other performances are held here. Personally, my friends and I saw Little House's dance performance; it was wonderful! However, I will say that the three-story walk up (historic, narrow stairs included) was rough. Elevator exists, though. The space itself was beautiful and would be the perfect place for a regency ball. However, the seating layout (with four sections of chairs arranged in a square around the center stage) makes it awkward and disruptive if guests need to leave for any reason. Other than that, staff was friendly, the event was well run, and the space is stunning!

This is a small welcoming seaport that makes a tourist from a larger cruise ship feel appreciated!…read more We had a few minutes before our tour and it was nice to walk around and meet some of the local vendors! It is very well organized as it can take a couple of thousand passengers off a ship and load them up on busses in minutes! Plenty of things to see and do in the town as well that are a quick walk from the docked ship! A serious thank you to the town for developing the area around the dock and may it generate income to many for decades!

Linda the goofy ahh employee decided to not let men in the men's bathroom and let women in the…read moremen's bathroom and my dad had to hold me up to the tall urinal since there were women in all the stalls and now me, my dad, and the people near us are all soaked in my pee Linda needs to be fired

I have attended events here in the past including multiple beer festivals and had a great time at…read morethose. Recently though my wife and I came to our first concert at Thompson's Point. We came for the show that had DJO as headliner (that you may know as Steve Harrington on Stranger Things). Yes he is the singer of his own band if you were unaware. I think due to the huge popularity of Stranger Things helped make the show sell out extremely fast. Firstly, as many reviews mention parking, I do want to talk about it briefly too. I recommend not wasting your time attempting to park on site and find a side street or nearby place and walk here. Even if you pay for nearby parking it'll be cheaper and it will make leaving significantly easier as leaving can be a bottleneck. Alternatively if you do park on site after the show ends visit Bissell Brothers to kill some time to allow traffic to leave. Concert wise unfortunately weather was not the best during beginning of the night. The shows are rain or shine and really only cancel if thunder/lighting are causing potential danger. Thankfully they do have the covered pavilion if it is raining. Also for a venue they have many porta potties available in so called "Toilet World". They also have a good variety of food trucks available (shout out to my favorite Iron Clad Eats). Then despite the sell out show they had so many bartenders that there was never much longer than a wait of one or two people in front of you. Drink prices like all concert venues are overpriced but expected. For non-alcoholic drinks check out the food truck options instead for a possible lower price. Music wise and sound quality were good and DJO put on a good concert. Didn't really know the opening band called Pond but they were solid too. Overall worth seeing a concert some time at Thompson's Point especially if the weather is more ideal. Beautifully located by the water with some fantastic views as the sun goes down.

I have to be honest - I felt very let down by my experience visiting Thompson's Point. I had heard…read moregreat things about the concert venue, and was excited to go when my boyfriend surprised me with tickets. We packed a blanket and drove an hour up from Portsmouth, after reading online that many people bring blankets or chairs. We arrived a full hour before the concert and waited outside with some others. What we saw when we arrived was surprising to say the least. While many venues that have designated areas for blankets and chairs are on some sort of hill, Thompson's point was pretty much a flat field. The blanket and chair area was surrounded by metal barricades that blocked the view of the stage - if you could even see at all! Due to the lack of slope and large standing area in front of the blanket area, if you choose to bring a blanket or a low chair, you WILL be looking at people's backs all night. YOU WILL NOT SEE THE STAGE. I was unaware of this and never in my life have been to a concert venue where the stage was not visible for more than half of the audience. You might be wondering, "why didn't you just stand?". My boyfriend and I are fortunate to be able bodied young people and while we could have stood, we didn't really want to and that should be fine for a venue that supports blanket and chair use. Not to mention that I am not very tall and cannot usually see when standing in the crowd of a concert, so it would have been less comfortable for the same experience. However, it's important to remember that there are many people who cannot stand for long periods of time and paid the same price as those standing in the front for their ticket. They want to see the stage too! And they deserve to see the concert they pay for, just like anyone else would. Not to mention, much of the audience did not adhere to the defined sections. There were people standing EVERYWHERE - on the sides of the sections, in between the standing and chair sections, and to be honest, it made me feel unsafe. Certain areas are meant to be walking lanes, for safety purposes like if there was a fire or other emergency. Other outdoor venues, BankNH pavilion for example, do not allow people to stand in the aisles, which is a perfectly reasonable rule. I do not understand why this type of safety is not enforced at Thompson's point. Additionally, the parking situation here is unfortunate. There is not even close to enough parking for the venue, so we had to pay $40 to park in the lot of some sort of doctors office. It feels odd to me to have such a large venue without much of a plan for parking. In short, I would not go back here. Their blanket and chair allowance is misleading, as no one in those sections can see the stage. This is not a well designed concert venue and its management should have some serious discussions about what can be done to allow a pleasant experience for ALL audience members, not just tall ones who want to stand. The one star is only there because the sound quality was good.

We recently stayed at the Canopy by Hilton Portland Waterfront and came away with a solid overall…read moreexperience, though it wasn't quite perfect. The clear standout was the bed -- easily one of the most comfortable hotel beds we've slept in recently. Great mattress, supportive yet plush, with high-quality linens that made for genuinely restful nights. That alone earns the hotel strong marks. The room itself was clean and functional, but the finishes felt more mid-tier than upscale. Even as a Hilton Diamond member who received a room upgrade, the views were still pretty ordinary and not particularly scenic. The hotel just doesn't seem to deliver strong views from the guest rooms. The main area where it fell short was value. The base rate already felt on the higher side, and then parking and breakfast were both extra charges that added up quickly. Those additional costs made the total feel a bit steep for what the room delivered. That said, the location is convenient for exploring Portland's waterfront and Old Port area, and the comfortable bed went a long way toward making the stay enjoyable. If you're someone who prioritizes sleep and can find a good rate (or don't mind paying for parking and breakfast separately), this is a perfectly good option. We'd consider staying here again, especially if the rate was a bit more competitive. 4 stars -- great bed and convenient location, with some value and finish caveats.

I loved everything about my expierence. The only reason I scored this hotel 4 stars is because the…read moreice machine including the water portion did not work. The front office did send up water for the first night. The hotel was clean, well decorated with a nice touches such, robes. Located convention to everything in the old port area. The hotel was very nice and accommodating. We weren't leaving until late after noon and wanted to purchase sandwiches before they closed so we could bring dinner with use. They refrigerated our items until we left for the airport. In addition to great rooms and staff, they have a restaurant on the bottom floor and cocktail bar that serves food on the top floor. The rooftop Luna has a great view and gets very busy, so you need to go early or make a reservation. Loved this experience and would stay here again.

The entire team was so helpful, as I had to travel in a wheelchair. They made several…read moreaccommodations for me to make my stay more enjoyable. We visited Kelly every night at the bar and she was amazing. She was personable, made great drinks, and by the end of the week she was like an old friend! Thanks to the entire team for their hospitality.

This is a great location and the staff is very helpful! It is a short walk for everything in the…read morecity. There were just two issues. One is the room kept getting hot overnight. They came and reset the air but it still happened. The other is that they are not offering daily cleaning. This is one of the reason we choose hotels. We basically had to ask for everything of off days like towels and supplies or the garbage being offered. This is not a cheap hotel and there is no discount offered for non service days. This is the second Hilton I've been at recently. I hope this is not a new trend to reduce services.