The Public House is the best restaurant in Machias, hands down. Good food, good service. Six of us…read moredined and had an excellent experience. My 'steak Oscar' at 30 bucks was outstanding! The fish and chips others had was met with compliments. And our diner who had the Ribeye thought it one of the best she has had (though the most expensive dish on the menu!). Drinks were good,though, like most establishments now, expensive...12+..... for dining in this area of Maine, only Helen's comes close.

Our family stayed at the Rockledge property for the 4th of July holiday and had a spectacular time…read more The communication with Amber was excellent from our initial booking through our departure. We had a couple of small things to ask about when we arrived (the trash/TV), but she answered quickly. The location was easy to find and even better than described, and the accommodations were clean, modern & updated, and well appointed. The views were stunning from our relaxing porch and upper balcony, the neighbors were friendly and welcoming, and "town" was just close enough to be very convenient. Some of the people in our group ventured out to other WBF locations like the cafe and The Public House, and had nothing but glowing reviews for those experiences as well. We are already planning our trip back!

So the Machias Marketplace has moved again down the street to 167 Dublin which is just before the…read moreHannaford as you are going northbound on Route 1 through Machias Same offerings as the old location. However it share the lot with a food truck and it's picnic tables so during busy hours parking might be challenging. Bring your own bag and be prepared not to see or get a receipt so keep track of your purchases.

Got some of their yogurt and chèvre from a local market that they supply. Both are very expensive…read more However, the Greek style yoghurt is the best ever. A small container of herbed chèvre was crazy expensive but very creamy and tasty. They sell all sorts of cow and goat dairy including unhomogenized milk. Their website identifies the local markets they supply as well as their market with the original 9th generation Tide Mill farm.

Small farms producing organic quality products are always expensive. Worth every penny as you know…read morethat what is going into your mouth is not only exceptionally delicious but highly nutritious as well. My favorites are their Greek style yogurt (and I hate commercial Greek style yogurt) and their goat cheese.

Awesome food and the margarita was fantastic!!! Maple cod was great!…read more Service was great!!

Came into town for a wonderful start to a drive down the coast. Found out that the Inn we are…read morestaying at did not have the restaurant opened and they suggested the Water Street Tavern! We decided to sit at the bar and met LARRY! He was wonderful. So many locals in the restaurant and many willing to just sit and talk! We got the special of Lobster and the Haddock special and wowzah the food was great. Larry made sure we had everything we needed and took very good care of us! We even got help from a local on how to eat this massive Lobster! PROS: Amazing vibe within the restaurant Views are wonderful, off the ocean Locals bar so you feel very at home Fresh seafood, lots of drink options CONS: Parking could be a problem, but we were there off season Make sure you stop in and ask for Larry.

We were great by a staff member who told us all about the brewery and offered samples of the…read morevarious offerings. All of the beers we tasted were very good. My husband and I each had a pint of choice and took home a growler too. The setting is very comfortable and live music is offered, although there was no live music during our visit. If you are in Lubec, you really should try this cozy brewery. We loved it.

The atoms inside and outside is absolutely adorable. Loves it…read more The beer- ugh aweful. Hopefully another beer would have been better. Server was finally and kind.

This RV Resort is amazing. It's quiet, immaculate and the views are stunning. The resort has…read moreeverything you need. It's kid friendly and pet friendly. It has a pool, laundry, bike rentals, playground, coffee bar and restaurant pluThe owners and staff were wonderful.

We booked a cabin here through Airbnb but I feel compelled to add a note out here…read more I see a number of comments about the new owners, but our stay was just perfect. The cabin is new and well equipped. Everything was clean and neat. It has a nice deck overlooking the water. There are also Adirondack chairs and a fire ring for each cabin. The cabins are spread out so that they are not one on top of the other. The staff that we interacted with were all professional, friendly and helpful. We would definitely stay again.

If you are in Lubec, this is an incredible place to have dinner! I had ribeye and husband had…read moreShepard pie. Both Amazing! Service, Food and that view, oh the view, 5 STARS! Only in town a few hours but fell in love with this little gem of a town!

After reading copious reviews praising the dog-friendly nature of this dining establishment, we…read morewere stunned to arrive only to find that we were unable to eat outside with our dog. By their own choice, the restaurant will serve patrons drinks on their rooftop deck, but not food. We stayed for a drink, after advising them that our disappointment could have been prevented if their website (and other internet sites) had been clear about their policies. Take note, they might like dogs, but the claims of dog-friendliness are over-rated.

We stayed at this wonderful place on May 10th. I have read some of the other reviews, and I wanted…read moreto take some time to tell of our experience and the wonderful customer service that we received from Nadia and the entire staff at the Inn at the Wharf. Let's start with check-in. We arrived in the afternoon/early evening and were greeted instantly. They had everything ready to go, and we were checked in and in the unit within a few minutes. We stayed in the Cliffside (I have slept since then, but it was a bottom-floor room on the ocean, and was Cliff something if I am wrong). The restaurant was closed that evening (we came during off season), and we were directed to a local restaurant (Review is already in for the Water Street Tavern and Inn. Our unit was spotless and had all of the necessities. We did not try the TV (as we were not there to watch it, to enjoy the scenery and time), but the unit was cute. It had a bed, table, chairs for eating, a microwave, TV, coffee machine, two chairs, and deck chairs. It was perfect for our short stay. The bathroom was large with two sinks and a shower/tub combo. We did not really hear anyone, but again, we are in the off-season. The bed was not the most comfortable, but it was not horrible either. There were no issues with temperatures, and the sliding door to the deck was perfect for viewing the sunrise at 5 a.m.! Unfortunately, I left my Apple Watch and only remember hours after we had left. We could not turn around, so I called and eventually spoke with Nadia. She was extremely kind on the phone and in demeanor, and helped tremendously in ensuring I got my item back. Nadia was fantastic in ensuring my item was found and mailing it back to me just a few hours after my call! She provided excellent customer service and did it all with a smile I could feel on the phone. , We also ate breakfast at the Inn at the Wharf before leaving, but it was Mother's Day, and there were not many restaurants in town that served a Mother's Day breakfast. The food was terrific, but we knew that time would be an issue, so we are not stating anything about time. I had the blueberry pancakes and they were terrific. Customer service was excellent, and the place was full! PROS: Views for miles, sunrises that you simply die for Not connected to the main hotel, so feels like an apartment/condo Lots of space on the front deck to sit and view the ocean Local grocery store, no issues finding what we needed Local chocolate shop, Monica's, was great,t and Monica was super sweet CONS: Small town (which is not really a con, but can be if you are looking for activities) Parking is tight

(1.5 stars if you disregard the view/balcony) If you DO have…read morecome, be prepared with... -Ant traps ( 5+ ants so far after just 4 hours). - Your own 50"+ TV(s) for the bedroom/living area with a device to connect them to. -Earplugs (the upstairs sounds like ghosts in clogs in your room). ** I wish I could take video to show you what's happening upstairs.. somebody is walking back & forth in some kind of nazi-army-march for the past 15 minutes. And I can hear every foreign word they're yelling through the ceiling very clearly.) -Food to cook. (Between October & June the only food option for 37 miles is Dollar General. Also* your own timer/stopwatch because the range/oven in this unit does not make noise. No beeps.) -coffee cups ( The dishes & silverware are a collection of random items left behind by guests). Vincent or Victor? The older guy at the office was very attentive and helpful. 4.5 stars to him for sure. Bottom line. If you are old school and just here for the ocean and need nothing else , it will probably be good for you. For anyone like me that's grown used to having certain comforts when staying in a hotel, it's probably not the one you want.