Stopped by The Grind House on my way through from Bar Harbor to Boston Logan International…read more I was excited to see an impossible breakfast sandwich on the menu as well as a peanut butter mocha. Seriously, two of my favorite things to see on a coffee house menu. That said the execution was a bit off for me. The Impossible breakfast sandwich was served on an insubstantial bun (the type that is more air than anything) and was overall pretty basic. Their signature sauce mentioned in several dishes, seems to be thousand island or maybe tartar sauce? Either way, it wasn't my favorite. The peanut butter mocha was also a bit of a miss for me. I wasn't a fan of either their chocolate or their espresso (or the peanut butter flavor they used, for that matter). The shop itself is quirky and comfortable. We were able to get a spot by the windows, which was nice and the service was lovely. It would definitely be a good and comfortable spot for working and it could be that had I ordered differently, it may have been more my cup of tea (or coffee, as they case may be). But for what I ordered, it was a bit of a swing and a miss.

Walked in and wow, lots to read on the menu! Which can be good and bad depending on how much time…read moreyou want to spend reading menus. I chose a egg and cheese on a croissant bun and a caramel turtle latte. I came here because it had been highly recommended, but I have to say, I expected more, but depends on what you like, right?? Plenty of seating, centrally located in the city, easy parking, and plenty of coffee concoctions to try out. My coffee was missing the whipped cream, but oh well. The froth for the latte was odd, it deflated super quickly, not sure what happened there. And the sweetness was sweet, but it was missing that caramel turtle flavor I thought I was going to get. For me, this was meh. I expected something more decadent. My egg sandwich was good. Basic. Not a real croissant either. It was a croissant bun of some sort. It seemed, well, basic, or economical. But it was filling and the egg was good. I also have to say that when I departed, I smelled like a convenience store that sells those hotdogs on rollers... I smelled all day, I had to wash my hair to get the smell out. I also have to mention the heavy music that was playing. It was obscene and it was loud. So loud it made it challenging to order and I did eat my meal quickly and leave. It was a Tuesday morning around 9 am. But hey I am getting older so this may not have been a good choice for me.

Karen is our favorite server at The Lazy Hound! She's super fast and makes great drinks. The entire…read morestaff is lovely and the food is outstanding.

Great food, great service. Had taco egg rolls, nana, smash burger. Service was attentive... thank…read moreyou!

Got into town a little late and needed a quick bite prior to retiring for the night as Nocturnem it…read morewas! Plenty of beer options to choose from along with some standard bar fare for the food. Decided to go with the steak tacos which were flavorful and filling. Staff was polite and quick with the service. Causal vibe not overly loud to carry conversation and enjoy a good drink/bite!

Smoked Wings are so good!! So they have theme nights:…read moreMonday: Industry Night Tuesday: Taco Tuesday Wednesday: $1 Wing Night Thursday: Burger night Friday: Live Music night 7-10 Saturday: Flight Sat Sunday: Funday Wings are smoked and the sauces are on the side. It is a bar so it is bar service. They are busy, but they work for their tips!

Great service and really good food! Location is close to everything. We daycare the bar and the…read morebartender was wonderful, very attentive. We will definitely be coming back!!

The Birria tacos were pretty good, and they weren't greasy which was nice and the lime wedge was…read morenice but the pricing was a little rough...The fries were OK at best, there wasn't a lot of potato in them and not a lot of crunch. Maybe that's because of the duck fat? The strawberry margarita was great except for the rim, I ordered a sugar rim and the rim tasted fully of citric acid, and personally I don't like citric acid with my margs. The screwdriver was okay, it's a screwdriver for sure. The blackberry martini was delicious and went down really smoothly. It's pretty expensive too, over $100 for two entrees and three drinks. Decent spot.

A great place for lunch or dinner just a good night out food's great atmosphere is wonderfulread more

So much to do at OBC... Board games, corn hole, basketball, video games, televisions and fire pits!…read more Award winning beer matched with farm fresh food (now offerings that aren't deep fried) The new menu is really really good: The blackened haddock tacos are so so flavorful (wish they offered a slaw/salad) instead of ff/tots Shrimp cocktail with a delicious cocktail sauce along with tortilla chips to dip too, the crab cakes with spicy aioli veggie blend and the burrata with tomatoes and pesto all AMAZING!! I eat there at least twice a week now

We enjoyed our 35th wedding anniversary last night which was wonderful. Andrew our favorite waiter…read morerecommended the steak tips with mushrooms, mashed potatoes and grilled squash and zucchini which I enjoyed with a red glass of wine! This is our 5th visit and we plan to return as always something new to try and staff all works together for a lovely dining experience!

We were completely blown away by Timber Kitchen. Honestly, this was the best meal we had during our…read moreentire trip through Maine and New Brunswick. We tried the lobster bisque, lobster mac & cheese, a burger with truffle fries, a wood-fired pizza, and finished with the homemade Maine blueberry pie from their in-house pastry chef. Every single dish was outstanding. The flavors, quality, and execution were exceptional from start to finish. The biggest surprise? It's located in a Residence Inn. Don't let that fool you--this is a destination restaurant in its own right. A special thanks to our server, Nick, whose recommendations were spot on. He was incredibly friendly, attentive, and genuinely helped make an already fantastic meal even better. Hands down, one of the best dining experiences we've had in a long time and easily the best food we had anywhere in Maine or Canada during our trip.

Adorable little spot with a great beer selection. Food was good as well. Our server was kind and…read moreattentive. We will return when back in Orono.

Ever since Woodman's opened it's been a favorite of mine. Maybe this 3 out of 5 stars was just a…read morefluke. The food was delicious. I ordered the baked scallops without the béchamel sauce (no gluten or dairy for me), my sister ordered the full-on baked scallops, and my mother ordered the fish and chips. My favorite drink (since living in LA and Boston) has been the French 75 - I was so pleased to see it on their drink menu! I would not recommend the El Diablo. The jalapeño tequila was beyond overpowering. We tried watering it down but it was not drinkable. The Amaretto Alexander was a delectable dessert beverage. We were disappointed with the service. We found ourselves looking around for our server and she seemed rather disingenuous. We all have off days. I still enjoy going there and I like the atmosphere. Like I said, maybe it was an off day. It was my birthday and we were excited to enjoy a night out for dinner after a great movie. There aren't that many options for gluten-free and vegan (if that's your thing). When the weather warms - you can sit outside and enjoy the evening with friends and loved ones.

They've got the process down! Super busy on a Sunday, but the staff was friendly and the food was…read morewhat you'd expect at 5 Guys. The only issue was the women's bathroom! The floor seemed to be oily so it was very slippery. Kinda weird.

Food is sooo good. French fries are out of this world and fast service . Fun spot in Bangorread more