Can't beat the mussels! The desserts are good too. It has a large menu so there is something for…read moreeveryone

Ambiance: A casual eatery that was plenty busy! We waited about 10-15 minutes for a table of 2. We…read morewere able to put our name down with the host and walk around town until our table was ready. They will text you when a table comes available. Food: The lobster rolls here were pretty amazing! At this point of our trip we've tried a few spots. This place was really good and thankfully, not as big of a "tourist trap" as I expected since at least the food was good!

We were driving up the Maine coast and stopped at Nunan's for lunch. It was an OK day so we took a…read morepicnic table outside. Mistake #1. Wife loved lobster rolls, so she ordered one. Mistake #2. I don't really appreciate lobster so I ordered a hot dog. Mistake $3. The inside of Nunan's is so cool - a total nautical vibe, so our first mistake was not sitting inside. The lobster roll was tiny with only 4 pieces of lobster. Looking at what people inside ordered it was mostly whole lobster. Mistake #2 was not ordering whole lobsters. The hot dog also was tiny and simply boiled. Mistake #3 was not ordering something more substantial. The blueberry muffin and clan chowder were both very good. Our server was fantastic. Quick, cheerful. Cash only. To be fair we didn't sit in the right place or order the right food, but what we did order wasn't very good. If we come again, we'll give Nunan's another try but sit inside and order what the locals eat.

Nunan's is a must stop. We arrived early on a night that weather was iffy to ensure that we got a…read moreseat inside. In early June, we were able to get a table for 5 without any fuss. Even on our way out, the place still had plenty of seating. We ordered lobster and the members of our party that do not eat lobster ordered steak. The lobster was great. I have been told on more than one occasion that I need to stop at Nunan's but last time we were in the area was during COVID. Cash only !

Pizza spot in downtown Ogunquit. Rustic vibes and simple menu. They offer mostly pizzas but there…read moreare some entrees as well. We started with a cesar salad. It was ok but I thought it would've been a bigger portion for the price. Croutons tasted good but were super hard and couldn't even be picked up with a fork. The pizza we ordered was the buffalo chicken pizza which was fantastic. All the ingredients tasted fresh and paired well with eachother, I especially enjoyed the onions. I was skeptical of ranch being drizzled on top but it was actually quite good. Pizza was also piping hot when it got to our table. It doesn't look huge but it's pretty big, we brought leftovers back. It's a cute spot as it's right on the corner of busy downtown Ogunquit and you can choose to sit outside when it's warm. One of the better pizza spots in Ogunquit.

This pizza was so good! The crust and cheese were so delicious. The service was also great. She was…read morevery friendly and polite. We sat inside in an area where they had a heating fan going which was perfect for a cold night

Stopped by quick for a drink and it had good vibes! It's right where a lot of the bars are in the…read moreold port so the location is nice. It was giving Christmas a little bit, and I'm intrigued to see if they will change anything once summer comes. I got a dry cider which was very good and the servers/bartenders were lovely!

I just recently went back here and I enjoyed it more this time! They were all decorated for…read moreChristmas and it was so pretty!! They had holiday drinks which were also really great. I didn't have any food so I am not sure how that has changed but I really liked it here this time!

SHUCH A HIDDEN GEM! Oh my gosh, this is our absolute favorite place. We were visiting from…read moreConnecticut and they had over 100 different beers and wine that you could take to go or drink there and they had an extensive draft list. The bartender was so sweet and friendly. He let you try anything on the travel list and would give you recommendations. It was so clever all the draft beers it would tell you how many miles from that exact bar this beer was brewed at so you kind of got a sense of the Portland and Maine areas. The location itself was very small and cozy with high top tables and a lounge area with couch and plus chair seating was super cozy on a winter day. They also had food and as a really funny item, they actually had a free egg station with many different toppings, and you could literally eat hard boiled eggs, which our group absolutely loved. 10/10 recommend!!

This is a cozy little spot with just over a dozen local brews on tap. They have light snacks…read moreavailable but this isn't a place you'd go to have a meal.

Forgot to write the review for this spot on Indie Bookstore Day. All of the places we visited were…read morea great stop but this was the top visit of our day. It's a great spot that has a good amount of books including highly anticipated releases and classics. They were also running a deal if you spent enough you could choose a book from their slightly used books which my wife got to grab a book from and it had some high quality barely used looking books on it! Was a great deal and the staff were all so friendly too. The big plus as you could guess from their name is besides being just a bookstore they also had a bar with a good craft beer tap list. Was a perfect stop for us to grab a beer before continuing our bookstore crawl! We are big fans of the bookstores who integrate of combine other businesses together. Who wouldn't love to grab their next book to read then without needing to leave can sit down and enjoy a beer while starting to read. A spot we will definitely return back to when we find ourselves in Portsmouth!

What a fun little combo! A book store and a bar with indoor and outdoor seating and an inclusive…read moresingle-stall restroom. There was a nice selection of things on tap. The kind server let me try some things on tap before deciding. I went with a sour, which was tasty.

Cool place with a popcorn maker and lots of beer, NA beers and THC drinks depending on your…read morepreference. Cozy spot with friendly staff. Enjoyed the beer and loved that they have sample sizes available

It has been quite a few years since I have been here and it was my wife's first time visiting. We…read morehave both had quite a few beers from them though and enjoyed them. I actually would go as far as saying they are underrated in talks of all the breweries in Maine. They have always been a brewery with a vast amount of variety in their styles they brew. Such as IPAs, fruited sours, porters, stouts, lagers, and so many more. Enough variety you could visit and all your party could find their style. They also deserve a lot of credit for being one of the first if not the first in the state to jump on the non-alcoholic train for beers. This has expanded to basically be as varied in style as their usual beers now. I actually enjoyed their NA Mexican Lager and it was delicious and would be a great option for those looking for NA beers. My wife grabbed their NA seltzer and enjoyed it as well. Since that expansion they have also moved into adaptogen beverages as well as CBD/THC drinks too. They keep expanding their portfolio while also doing what they already do so well! Also for non beer drinkers they did have some bourbon and other spirits available as well. Really great options for all who show up! They don't offer food themselves besides some free popcorn, which was seasoned perfectly! Although if feeling like more food swing in next door to Weathervine and grab some food before to pair with your drink. The bartender was very friendly and apologized when my first choice kicked and from his interactions with other patrons it is clear Woodland Farms cares about their customers! A spot my wife and I will make sure to return to sooner rather than later. You should check it out as well!

This brewery has so many sours, which automatically puts it high up in my book. The key lime and…read morewhoopee pie sours were delicious. You can do flights, but they don't have the little paddles they normally come on. There is a food truck in the parking lot you can order from. They are also dog friendly, which is awesome! The ambiance was your typical brewery. Pretty loud, but all in good fun. Our servers were fine. I will say it is a bit pricey... $4 a pour for each tasting glass.

A large brewery along industrial way. Seating is inside and outside , we opted to sit outside,…read moresince it was cooler than inside on a very hot summer afternoon. Our group tried a passion fruit sour, the contee- a kolsch, and another sour- late night blueberry waffles. All the beers were very good. Service was excellent, friendly and offered tasting of various beers. They don't serve food, but have a food truck .

Awesome bbq and the food is amazing The nachos the pulled…read morepork the pastrami sandwich The fries. The whole restaurant is a wonderful place to have dinner with friends. I love everything about the restaurant. I been there 8 times already so

More of an intro visit to get a proverbial toe in the water and a proverbial wing (or 6) in my…read morebelly. Located on Forest Avenue well north of downtown, it's a sports bar with a long bar, several TVs, impressive sports beer signage, and a barbecue-and-wings-heavy menu that has something for everyone. A parking lot is another nice plus. I went with a half dozen wings, smoked and fried-- you can also get them breaded and fried-- with Buffalo sauce. Fairly close to the classic tangy Buffalo, with some modifications to make it just different enough. A little salty, but it works. Exteriors more firm than crispy. Interiors ranged from slightly moist to full-on juicy, depending on the piece. Blue cheese was mild and creamy. No chunks. Overall, good.

Food was ok, but nothing to rave about. It was a bit salty…read more Waitress was nice but forgetful. The outdoor seating was nice but bugs weren't so nice. Not sure it's worth returning.

Drinks where okay. Husbands first Long Island to the second tastes different…read more I had a few seasonal drinks : apple cider marg was super Smokey not my favorite. And I had a the pumpkin spice espresso martini I had to choke down