Fell in love the first time I stumbled upon this place. Good food, great atmosphere, giant hot tub…read moreand pool - what's not to love?! Recently stayed in one of their "Cozy Cabins" which was affordable, very clean and comfortable. Would tell anyone to come and enjoy this gem!!

Huge log cabin, hot tub. Great breakfast, fishing and rafting spot!!! Wow!! Service is…read moreexcellent. Delightful in just every way.. my way to spend a Sunday morn'. Sadly we could not visit the on-site BREWERY. Next time!

I am doing an update to my review because most recently we were able to go on the all-day Head of…read morethe Lake cruise rather than one of the shorter ones. Many similarities to the shorter cruises exist: the ticket buying an departure process, the available seating and the narration provided by history teacher Ben. Due to the constraints of needing a larger crew and the logistics of the meals offered, slightly fewer tickets are sold and it only took place once this year. The cruise sells out, so reserve early if you can. This year the cost was $90 per person, which may have been the senior price. As you are boarding at 10:00, they are serving coffee and hot water for tea or cocoa, and three kinds of juices. There is also a continental breakfast assortment: pastries, blueberry cake, yogurt and granola and fruit. After everyone including the crew have been served, they allow people to get seconds. Sometime after 1:00 they served a turkey dinner. The turkey itself seemed dry and slightly overdone to me, but turkey is not my thing. The mashed potatoes, stuffing, squash and canned veggies were fine. A roll and gravy tops the meal off, and dessert was pie and vanilla ice cream or canned whipped topping. I had the blueberry pie and it was fine. Water or soda comes with the meal, but they also sell wine and beer in the galley. The rest is the scenery up to the head of the lake and back again, the stories behind older businesses and legends that have been passed around about people in the region. And of course the history of the Katahdin boat itself,

What a marvelous way to spend time on Moosehead lake! We have been staying at a cabin on Moosehead…read moreyearly for 4 years now and this was our first venture on the Katahdin, taking the 3 hour Sugar Island tour. As another Yelper mentioned, the ship is boarded by calling out names (I do believe in order of purchase,) so no need to get there early to grab a good seat (not a bad seat in the house), but parking is limited so you may want to arrive earlier to secure a spot in the lot. Tickets can be purchased right there at the museum/gift shop ahead of time or online. They have a really good food and beverage selection ( a menu is provided when boarding) , or you can bring your own food (but not your own alcohol-that is for sale onboard). We brought our lunch but did purchase some sodas (long slow moving line). We sat on the bow for most of the journey there and back, but also walked around to check out the views from different vantage points. There are lots of photos and historical items scattered throughout. The way out is narrated with historical and other facts and landmarks. The way back is not narrated as they are doing tours of the engine room and the bridge. The captain and crew were friendly, jovial and knowledgeable. We loved the opportunity to steer the ship! Awesome experience. I would highly recommend this trip to not only get a different perspective of Maine's largest lake and it's surroundings, but to fully appreciate its enormity and beauty. Breathtaking. The ticket also includes a visit to the Maritime museum right at the dock. Fantastic all around!

My wife heard good things about the pizza here so we drove out on the heels of a light snowstorm to…read moretry it out. There isn't a lot of seating available, but I guess they do a lot of takeout business and we certainly had no trouble getting seating on this visit. They are open two days a week, so you might want to confirm they are open before you go. The atmosphere and the service were terrific, as were the hot tender (bare) chicken wings we ordered. My wife wanted to try a special pizza they were offering that day, and I can't say I liked it as much as she (and others) did, but I suspect I would have liked a classic tomato sauce-based pizza much more, so it is just a matter of taste rather than quality. I imagine we will going out there again sometime, but I hope the roads are bare next time!

East Outlet Brewing, where folks from their respective surrounding small towns gather for comfort…read morefood and enjoy delicacy of their specialty brews. Placed between beautiful Main Stream and a quaint dairy farm, step inside this hidden gem and take in the modern contrast of good tunes and graffiti artwork. If you're looking for a bite to eat, ask about their specialty pizza of the week. It's sure to be differently delicious. Or try their wings if that's more your style. Whatever you prefer it's sure to cure the drunkies! East Outlet is surely worthy of being deemed "The Spot" if you're looking for a personal experience in one of Maine's dopest brewery.

Great spot for lunch and shopping for provisions! Folks at the register are awesome. We split a…read moresandwich and it was plants for both of us.

Cute shop with a deli in the back. Friendly staff. The sandwiches were a good size. We also got…read morecannolis which were so good. They have fresh baked cookies and brownies near the register.

I love shopping here when I'm in town! It's a hardware, clothing. Fishing, hunting, hiking,…read moresouvenir, and grocery store all in one! The service is always great! The store is clean and well kept. It's always fun to shop here...

The store is good. Just be aware it matters how the package is opened if you have to return…read moresomething. Bought an outside timer that stated you could set your own times. however it actually had preset times for you to choose from. unfortunately the times it allowed did not meet my needs. I was going to return that time and buy similar one for $15 more. They would not take it back. The manager we spoke to stated that was due to the way the package was open. Note the packaging was cardboard with plastic and was heavily glued. There was not neat precise way to open it. I do not believe there were any signs posted near point of purchase or on receipt.

This truck is sweet! And savory. Best food in Greenville. The other restaurants? Well not crepe,…read morebut the word sounds similar. The Roma rules, but others we had, excellent. Service fast and with a smile. Located right on the lake!

This place in new to us, we generally come up to Moosehead every year or so. First time, the…read moreCrepe's were good and they have a good selection of cold teas and drinks as well. Give them a try, I'm sure like us we will be back.

Bubba and his capable crew, offer a "cheers" style atmosphere and prompt service. That together…read morewith excellent Pizza, sandwiches, quick pick groceries, agency liquor store,hardware and a companion Sporting goods store. Large assortment of "I forgot it"clothing, make this your first choice for a quick stop!!

Mountains had a special pricing for lobster rolls for memorial weekend. I called and asked for a…read moreroll without mayo or butter, and they said they could accommodate. It was one of the best I have had, because the lobster was cooked perfectly!!! it was sweet and tender as freshly cooked lobster should be. I have been buying fresh seafood, haddock, and scallops from this market for a while now. You can count on their seafood being the freshest available here in Central Maine !

We love coming here every year when visiting family…read more We go shopping here sometime twice a day incase we missed something the 1st time. Love it great items

THE supermarket to shop in whenever in Greenville or the surrounding areas. They have everything…read moreyou need, from food, beer, frozen goods, to apparel (coats, shirts, fleeces, slippers, boots, etc.) and fishing gear. They have a great selection of Moosehead Lake souvenirs including t-shirts, sweaters, and hoodies. Make sure to bring a cooler with you, as this supermarket could be quite a drive from wherever you are staying.