Absolute best not only food truck, but tacos in the Brunswick area. Fantastic burritos, rotting…read morespecials and always friendly. Staff make this one of the best places to go in the midcoast.

I LOVE Taco the Town! The food is always delicious, made to order and they are always considerate…read moreof everyone's needs and desires. If you're looking for great Mexican, Taco The Town is it. I'm hoping for a brick and mortar in Bath!!!!!

Been looking forward to trying out the state of Maine's Lobster. This place did not disappoint- I…read moreeven door-dashed it and it came to me fresh (Shoutout Ali). The lobster roll was stuffed and bussin. Definitely recommend this

Small mom and pop market/restaurant. We had some delicious seafood here and the haddock in…read moreparticular was super tasty! The menu is a mix of some Asian influence like Banh Mi, Fried Rice and Ramen- which I def have to come back and try! There have a great selection of beers and we had some honey sodas which if never seen before!

Despite having visited Flight Deck during their first year in operation in 2017 I never have wrote…read morea review. They have come a long way and look different in 2025 while still having a good amount of charm and uniqueness it had back then. As you could imagine by the name and the fact they opened in a former Naval Air Station they go heavy on the plane theme. Beer names especially and they offer a good variety of beer styles and have non-beer options for those not interested as well. I have enjoyed every visit including my many visits over the years here. The best time to visit is during the summer or at least nicer weather to fully enjoy their outside space. Arguably the best addition since their opening has been their food program. Think wood fire pizza and some other non-pizza offerings. My wife and I have had their pizza in the past and very much enjoyed it. This time though my wife got their Italian on Focaccia and I got one of their Chicken Bacon Ceasar sandwiches. Instead of typical bread it used a folded pizza dough and both our dishes tasted phenomenal. If you visit trying their food is a must, do not skip on it! Beer wise today we sampled four beers new to us. I got Wings their NEIPA & Vuelo Nocturno Mexican Lager while my wife got their Plane Beer American Lager and the Krösswind Kölsch. We enjoyed all four of them and we were glad to have found so many on tap we had yet to try! Flight Deck may not be an immediate thought when you think of Maine Breweries but they deserve recognition. Offering a well rounded variety of beers and other drinks along with some great food in a unique inviting space! Add it to your brewery bucket list!

We've visited Flight Deck Brewing a few times now and it has quickly become one of our favorite…read moreplaces. There are so many seating options inside and outside, and the outdoor space is especially great. They have covered areas that keep you comfortable in rainy or cold weather, and there are always fun activities happening outside. The beer is consistently good. We haven't tried one we didn't enjoy. The pizza and sandwiches are also really solid and perfect for grabbing a quick lunch. The service is always fantastic. Every person behind the bar has been friendly and welcoming each time we've visited. One of the things we appreciate most is that they allow dogs inside. Our puppy loved relaxing while we enjoyed our food and drinks, which makes it such an easy spot for dog owners. The location on a former military base adds a really unique atmosphere, and they do a great job leaning into that theme with thoughtful details throughout. Overall, it's a great place with great beer, great people, and an inviting atmosphere. Highly recommend. Cheers!

The prices go up every year, but the quality stays the same and it is excellent. I have never had…read morebetter onion rings. I usually get the Schutty's Platter, which has some of everything. The large one is pricey at almost $40 but I find it comfortably feeds 3-4 people. There is a convenience store across the road where you can buy beer while you wait for your order-- I have discovered it goes well with the fried seafood.

Expensive for very little. They give you a boatload of fries or onion rings. But lets say you…read moreorder scallops, when you get it take the breading off and see how much you really paid 35 dollars for. It is a scam and rip off.

I always go in for ONE blueberry muffin, and leave with two, somehow. Power of persuasion?…read more As the name would assume, their Blueberry muffins are stellar! I'll drive over from Randolph just to get one. I have only had good experiences with the cashiers, they've always been very kind. I love that it's opened back up for inside seating, the fairy lights add a quaint cozy touch!

Excellent food. Very cute place. Friendly service. Order at the counter, they bring the food to the…read moretable....of which there are only about 5 - 6. We went on. Sunday around 11am and we had no trouble getting a table. We tried the breakfast sandwiches on homemade biscuits, pancakes, and the corner beef hash which came served on top of gators tots. Yum! The quality of the food is excellent! I tried the breakfast sandwich with the peach jam...best breakfast sandwich ever! The pancakes were fluffy yet chewy...a great consistency, and delicious flavor. The corned beef hash was absolutely amazing! Perfectly salty, great tender texture, on top of a lovely mixture of tator tots with Sautéed shallots, and a tiny bit of carrot. So good!

We are frequent diners at Pepper's Landing. We always order seafood and it is consistently fresh…read moreand prepared to perfection. We love the Tuesday night option and the Sunday Suppers. The restaurant and the rest rooms are spotless and the restaurant is managed efficiently . For us, it is all about the service. Robin is always welcoming and friendly. She is super knowledgeable about the food and drink menu and does a phenomenal job multi tasking as the bartender tender and server. She does it effortlessly and always with a smile. We are so lucky to have Pepper's Landing in Brunswick!

Ordered lobster sauté and it was way overcooked and the lobster was not fresh at all. What a…read moredisappointment on a Mother's Day. Talked to the waitress about the food, but she didn't care at all. Just said oh it was little bit overcooked. Won't be returning. Also we waited about 45 minutes for the food to come. Very bad experience to say the least

Sometimes - make that Lots of Times, I think entrepreneurial thoughts, thoughts about little areas…read morethat make sense to me or crumbs that The Bigs leave untapped or ignored or just random creative visions. I've loved the idea of food trucks built to mimic & recreate their flagship menu item. Say, a taco truck built to look like a taco, empanada truck to look like an empanada - all possibly driven from Dumb and Dumber - Lloyd and Harry's van that was customized to look like a St. Bernard or another such fluffy pooch. -How cool would it be for a Fish and Chips truck to look like a mackerel or a top neck? There should be a line around the Water Store to get a taste of Len's clam strip bellies, a possible mix of corn and pastry flour with no excess, form fitting like 90s spandex. Soaked in something wonderful, Len's head is always up and smiling between dunks and plating. I've had fried clams all over the country - Tacoma to Texas - and with Casco Bay where the water runs thru just next to us, there's that little grit of freshly dug clams. The clams that were lying just below the sandy surface a day ago and the tides right, so, shucked this very morning. It's like kissing the bay, the full bellied clam bite with a deep fried finish - delicious from start to finish.

Easy location right on Main St. Plenty of parking during the day (I've not been there at night)…read more It's accessible for all as well. We were greeted right as we walked in. I informed them our friend might have his certified veteran's service dog and with ease she knew a good place for us, so the dog could be comfortable and lay down if needed. Very veteran friendly restaurant. My dad loved it here for that reason. Glad he was able to try it before he passed away. They treated him with the utmost respect. Our server was friendly and fast on her feet! She patiently waited for everyone to make their decisions and listened carefully to customizations for the sandwiches and sides. Our beverages never went empty! She was awesome. Our food was fresh and portions were perfect. Not too much and not too little. We didn't leave hungry nor overfull. I loved the french fries. My haddock pieces were nice as well. My friend's Reuben looked amazing. My husband got the special - Poutine burger and said the gravy was nice. The fries weren't on it, which threw us off a bit, but the cheese curds (melted) and the gravy were nice. I loved my sangria. I got the last one ;) my friend enjoyed her spicy Margarita, and my friend got the alcohol cider on tap! Restrooms were clean. Overall a great experience.

We have been here a few times now and we have always been very happy with our meal. The food is…read morevery tasty and amazing. The atmosphere is laid back, but can also be a romantic place to go. The service has always been great! They offer high tops, booths, tables or bar seating. They have a specials board upon walking in, so check that out. Their menu isn't huge, but definitely a good variety so everyone can find something to eat. One photo I forgot to take, was their Irish Nachos, made with potato skins and we had it with pulled pork - now that was sooo good! Definitely an item to try out if you're thinking of an appetizer. Now with that being said, my husband didn't care for the pork being on the sweet side, where I did like it sweet, so good to know for those that like sweet or not sweet. We were going to order their onion rings, as we tried them before and they're homemade, not frozen, but we wanted to try something different. They have a full bar with a TV and an accessible handicap ramp, located on the front of the building. We have tried the prime rib and 104 Main Burger before and both were awesome. Also, I don't like brussel sprouts and the waitress said, "Trust me, the chef knows how to make anyone love brussel sprouts, because he knows how to cook them." Even she wasn't a brussel sprout fan - and yes, she was correct. They were amazing. If you're ever in Topsham, looking for a place to eat, stop in and give them a try!

We've been the South Portland location, which is good, but we decided to try Brunswick and liked it…read morebetter. The food was excellent.

Food: The food here is very Americanized but not bad. The issue is that they never seem to warm the…read morefood up all the way through. I've been here twice, months apart, and both times they served an enchilada that was so cold the cheese never melted. Cooked food seems like a pretty low bar considering the issue could be fixed with 30 seconds in a microwave. Service: The service is ok. Nothing overly good and nothing overly bad. Ambience: It can get a little noisy but there is a decent amount of seating so you don't feel cramped.

I recently had lunch at 99 in Topsham. Service was good, but not exceptional, as was the ambiance…read more Food was good but a burger is a burger no matter how you slice it, and it left me with the thought, "what makes a cheeseburger worth $20? Not comparing ambiance, service or food taste, but a BK Whopper Wednesday is $4.00. Is 99's burger FIVE TIMES BETTER? Maybe I'm old, and I don't get out much, but $20 for a burger seems outrageous, especially since Applebee's burger is $10.

My wife and I dined at this restaurant recently, primarily out of convenience, though the fairly…read morefull parking lot suggested it might be a popular spot. Between the two of us, we ordered two appetizers, two entrées, and three beverages. Appetizers We started with the Boom Boom Shrimp and the potato skins. The Boom Boom Shrimp was decent--pleasantly sweet with a mild hint of spice--but ultimately unremarkable. The potato skins, however, were excellent and easily the standout item of the meal. They were well prepared, flavorful, and genuinely enjoyable. In fact, they may be my favorite item on the menu. It's also worth noting that potato skins seem surprisingly rare on menus these days, which made them feel like a bit of a novelty. If we were to return, the potato skins would likely be the primary reason. Drinks My wife ordered a strawberry lemonade, which was fine but nothing memorable. I had a Diet Coke and a strawberry daiquiri. The Diet Coke was exactly what you'd expect. The strawberry daiquiri, however, was a disappointment. The portion size was shockingly small--more like a sampler than a full cocktail--despite being priced comparably to daiquiris at similar chain restaurants. At places like Applebee's, you typically receive a generously sized drink served in a goblet or hurricane glass. Here, it came in a small mug that felt disproportionate to the price. That's a choice I wouldn't make again. Entrées For our main courses, my wife ordered the teriyaki chicken with a side of clam chowder, both of which she enjoyed. Unfortunately, my entrée--the baked haddock--was where the meal truly fell apart. This was, without exaggeration, the worst baked haddock I have ever been served. The fish had virtually no flavor beyond severely burnt breadcrumbs. The topping was sparse, lacked butter or seasoning, and tasted as though it had been cooked at far too high a temperature. The result was a dry, rubbery texture that made the dish genuinely inedible. At nearly $20, it felt like a complete waste and significantly detracted from the overall dining experience. Overall Impression While there were a few bright spots--most notably the potato skins--the baked haddock left such a negative impression that it seriously impacts my likelihood of returning. If we do come back at some point, I'll be sticking to the potato skins.