Gorgeous small bar with sweet tables by the pond outside. We were lucky and were there for one of…read morethe live music nights and enjoyed an intimate party setting with great music, stellar bar service and imaginative cocktails. I highly recommend it. I know that they are not focused on food- I couldn't tell if they had a kitchen. I saw a few simple platters of dip and crackers go by.

We really wanted to like this place, and probably should have left but... hot dogs and bratwurst…read more(with chips!) for $14 ? "Not your regular hot dog," they said - and that's true. It was smaller than most hot dogs. It tasted good but not spectacular - they setting was pretty if you looked out at the water, but it was buggy and no attempts to mitigate. We went for dessert at a place just down the road that we had not discovered on the review list and it was spectacular. Lesson learned. Hope you have a better experience.

A quirky cool storefront with a horseshoe-shaped bar and an eclectic cocktail menu, comprised…read moremainly of the locally made spirits offered for sale: gin; aquavit; absinthe; coffee liqueur; and black walnut liqueur. Our party of four sampled a variety of the cocktails -- the Foggy Whistler, the Espresso Martini, and the Snorri. I loved the foggy whistler, made with gin, pineapple, mezcal, peach schnapps, and lime. The espresso martini was also a crowd favorite, made with coffee liqueur, janara, and gin. Support your local distillers and head over to Luce Spirits for a unique experience you'll only find in Rockland.

Very cute, chill, relaxing nano distillery with cocktails, board games, great vibes and awesome…read morebar tenders. Definitely worth dropping in if you're in Rockland! Grab a drink after (or before) hitting the art galleries, shops, and ferry out to the islands. Try the Aquavit for something a little different.

Had an epic time at the Myrtle Street Tavern last night! Bartender Todd was a terrific host:…read morefriendly, helpful and efficient. He recommended the seafood chowder which was incredible--so packed with seafood that my spoon could stand on end! At 8 pm a band started playing and the bar started rockin'. Patrons were a mix of regulars and first-timers like me; very friendly.

Great drinks! Chris the bartender is awesome. Try the burgers and fried pickles, the food is good…read morealso.

AMAZING service! Great drink menu! Megan, Daiva and Kyle crushed it!!! We made two visits within…read moretwo hours!! Worth the 4 hour ride!!!

Wow, such a gem for this little town! The drinks were phenomenal, and the staff is so friendly and…read moreefficient. Even in the thick of it, they were crushing it. The bar was literally packed, and they were fast on taking and delivering drinks. They have a dozen snack items that come out of the small kitchen. They looked good, but we had come from dinner, so we didn't try anything. There is a cool vibe here. It is eccentric, yet but welcoming to everyone. Plus, I love the shirt I bought.

Is it a dream location? Yes. Is the food exceptional? Yes. Is it a bit pretentious for this neck of…read morethe woods? Absolutely. We would go back, for sure. Took us years but we finally visited. Everything was finely tuned. Every dish was delicious. There was a creative amuse bouche and a surprise pre-dessert intermezzo. After some great local lobster rolls and fried clams come here for a bit of fantasy Island.

Beautiful, remote location Aragosta had been on our list for quite some time. The meal is more of…read morean experience than I would say "a dinner" . There are many dishes served and I certainly didn't leave hungry but I wasn't thrilled with a lot of the preparations. Starter featured local kelp and seaweeds- not my thing. Lobster and crab dishes were outstanding. A course of just carrots was good but maybe not as a dinner course. Service was "a presentation" of each course and the overall evening became slow because of it. Dinner started out well timed but there were long waits in the middle. I would go back but would only go when the à la carte menu was available. Oh yah, you have to be on time for the seating so that means being early as it is fairly remote. Aragosta doesn't serve from the bar until the restaurant opens so no pre-dinner cocktails overlooking their great ocean view. We saw people in their cars having cocktails before dinner. Smart!

This is a cute little restaurant on the warf. Has a great rooftop and very nice bartenders…read more We ate here a couple of times on our stay at Camden. First was lunch on the rooftop with drinks. I was hoping to try their deviled eggs, but they are only served in the restaurant after 4:00 pm. We both had the lobster rolls. Ample amount of lobster. Crispy buttery "toast". In my personal opinion, I wish there was a little more mayo. I like mine to be a little more "wet" and it really pulls all the flavors. We also had dinner. I was able to try the deviled eggs. They are gooood. Perfectly boiled and the filling was piped very nicely. Firm and good flavors. We did add the caviar. Caviar was good, nice amount of salty kick. My husband was not as impressed with the caviar. Said it was better without. He ordered the Roasted Halibut (asparagus, roasted fingerlings, cherry tomato, lemon caper beerre blanc.) He said it was cook perfectly great blending flavors. Only compliant, it was a small piece of fish. I orders the Fra Diavolo (maine lobster, linguine, calabrian chile) Wow. This was soo delicious. Lobster in anything is a must. The linguine was perfect. The sauce. Of the sauce was light and flavorful. I loved that it had a nice heat and spice but it was not overwhelming. I think this would also be nice for someone that is not a fan of spicy. Our waitress Emma was wonderful!

We two made our meal of appetizers that were all flavorful, nicely done and perfect portions for…read morean appetizer - deviled eggs with caviar (4 halves), fiercely vinegary pickled beets, mussels, roasted spiced carrots and a side of fluffy, seared focaccia and Romesco sauce. This is not a Big Portions place so don't expect that. They were Just Right portions. Airy, spacious with good service, an easy going vibe and some seats with great views of boats & Camden across the harbor. We parked downtown Camden and walked around the harbor to get to Salt Wharf. Meaning we got to walk off some of the meal on the way back. A perfect summer meal for a perfect summer afternoon. Will def go back.

Came for drinks after a dinner out. Amazing drinks- and…read morebartender was outstanding and on the ball. Friendly and so welcoming. Stop her for a drink ( or three). Camden closes up rather early- but you can catch a drink here for sure.

Best meal of my trip so far. Smoked Maine Salmon and slow cooked pork shoulder quesadilla were to…read moredie for. Very genuine, friendly and welcoming. Cozy and jazzy-cool atmosphere.

Blueberry beer, cocktail or mocktail? The Pilgrim's Inn has all of that…read more I write this with the luxury of having friends with a place on the island, but I'd imagine staying here to be magical. For the food... We were fortunate to be one of the first groups to enjoy the work of a new resident chef from Brooklyn, NY, Susan Kim. I did not ask where the The golden spaghetti with lobster and fish roe was solid. The halibut was stellar. The duck confit was probably the best dish at the table. We shared much of the items. Christine was our server and she was absolutely lovely. We were seated in the extended room (left of where you enter) and enjoyed the vibe. The air inside is fresh with the windows/doors open (with screens) on nice days. Most of them are in August! I've never sat in the old room by the fireplace but we also usually have a larger party. We came with 8 this time. Everyone agreed- best meal of the week!

they have a rotating roster of chefs so the menu changes with the chef…read more So far all have been great. It is a little hard to park but otherwise a lovely location in the town of Deer Isle. I plan to return and see what a new chef can do

Ok first of all, I hate the name. Also I can't ever remember it- I always think crab daddies…read more Memorial Day in Stonington is not as big as you might think- but thank you Cry Babies for being open. The menu may be the biggest you've ever seen. Mussels Clam Lobster Crab Cakes Prawns Service was 5/5 Our server was the sweetest woman and helped guide us with the intimidating menu Ambiance was 4/5 I was looking out at the harbor which is tough to beat. Someone also brought their dog in (super well behaved service dog so this is not a knock). No outdoor seating. Food 5/5 I didn't test the seafood but Uncle Bob did! He was originally going to get this cod special covered in lobster sauce but opted for something lighter.. or at least he thought! When I got the Most Interesting Reuben in the world (which was a Cuban Reuben, corned beef plus tender pork and ham), he opted to get a LOBSTER Rueben. The lobster was falling out of this thing - think it was a full ass lobster. 5/5 The most interesting Rueben was quite good. To give it a 4 would be dishonest. Side salad with vinegarette was good too. 5/5 I don't want to like this place but the food was excellent, as was our welcome. Can't give anything other than 5 stars for that. Totally unrelated but we saw a river otter crossing the road in Stonington after our visit. It jumped into the ocean and caught an eel!

We were a group of 8 people and came on a Sunday for lunch…read more Huge menu so good or bad based on who you are. I personally liked it cause it felt like I was reading a comic. The service was great and our server was very knowledgeable and continuously checked up on us. The food was a bit disappointing but good value and huge portions.

Ambiance: Great Food: have not tried it, yet…read moreBeverages: Guiness Smithwicks and a wall of whisky I have been here three times and each time has been a great experience. Highly recommended by me.

Fantastic Irish Pub, excellent drinks and food. We happened upon mic night and we had a fantastic…read moretime.