From the moment we walked in to the Wook Nook, we knew we'd be regulars…read more The vibe felt like home. (We're here from AZ for the summer.) There was so much to take in. The art was fascinating and the decor was very eclectic. The food was absolutely amazing! I'm still craving the tacos my husband ordered. My pulled pork was delicious, too. The bar tender was super friendly and made everyone feel like they were hanging out with a bunch of new friends. They also have entertainment on random nights during the week. Definitely for Wook Nook!

Super delicious burgers and cocktails in a cozy space with nerd themed memorabilia and wookie…read morethings. Live music on weekends as well

Great Yelp find for an American Pub. Love the repurposed building and learning the history. Our…read moreserver, Cindy, was fantastic as was the food. We tried the fried cheese curds for a starter followed by the AMAZING Rueben and chef salad and the chicken sandwich with pesto. Onion rings were made in house and were delicious. Food was excellent and served piping hot. Only suggestion would be to ensure fries have a nice mix of sizes (vs all ends as the bag empties) but the fries were perfectly cooked and having malt vinegar was great. Outside area would be a lot of fun on a warm day especially with a band! Will definitely return when in the area!

I have tried several times to enjoy this place. I have been here about 7 times. About 4 of the…read moretimes, my food was way overdone and it was obvious and they sent it out anyway. Had a crab Rangoon dip that tasted rotten. Every single burger is way overcooked. It is super expensive for what you actually get.

The food was excellent and the service was great. We're lucky because they are just down the road…read morefrom us.

Came down from Nevada to see some friends, they recommended here and was so excited to be in such a…read morefun environment! It was nice and cool inside, the food was portioned and priced perfectly! Definitely worth a stop! The music was great and the service was great as well! I can't wait to come visit again! Not pictured was mozzarella sticks that were to die for! 10/10

I came here with a bunch of friends on a visit to Norway. The service was super friendly and pretty…read morefast. The coffee shop in general has a good bit of seating and was pretty packed on this particular cloudy Saturday. Unfortunately both mine and my husband's drinks were less than lukewarm. He went to the barista to let her know and she did offer to remake it, but he didn't want to wait for that. I'm surprised more people haven't had this same experience. The drinks my friends got were fine. Nice shop, they just need to take the temperature of the coffee before serving it, or adjust their temp settings.

Cute little coffee shop snuggled into a cute little town…read more Super nice people. I got granola and yogurt with blueberries which was delicious. I also had one slice of mom's multi grain bread that was really good too. Coffee was good. Super cool space with books and purchasable art.

Food, service, and atmosphere are all fantastic! Highly recommended if you're in the area.read more

I had eaten at the Norway location and had a good meal so I recommended it the following year to a…read moregroup with whom I was traveling when we visited Norway. Once we were seated, we were humiliated to find that there were "coon" cartoons playing on the multiple screens, depicting, three of the adults at our table and all of the children as big lipped, bulging eyed, animals. This was horrific imagery, and we had to explain this to our children, why people would see us this way and choose to project these images in a diner where we and others are eating. Of course we left without ordering. I still cannot believe the hostess actually came to us to ask why we were leaving! I have no idea how the people of Oxford or Norway feel about this, but I will definitely recommend that those visiting from out of town avoid this business.

Out of many offerings on the menu - no Chardonnay, no Pinot Noir, couldn't make a Cosmopolitan due…read moreto no Cointreau or triple sec. Ordered food, same problem - out of wraps, mayo etc Air conditioner wasn't on and it's a very soupy day in Maine. The table was very sticky. Our server was delightful but what a terrible position to be put into. No doorknob on entry door- how does one make entry? That should have been our sign. Sadly a one and done for us.

Stopped at Norway Brewing after cross country skiing nearby. I had the brewers burger with cheese…read morewhich was cooked perfectly to my medium rare specifications. I also added crispy shallots. My husband had the juicy Lucy. We both really liked the food and my husband, who is a big beer guy, thought the beer was excellent. Especially the brown ale. Food was a bit on the pricier side though.

Holy Flavorful. I travel a lot. This place was phenomenal. Fantastic flavor. Cool vibe. Very nice…read moreowners and waitstaff. We had the Korean Brussels. Poke bowl. And the kimchi braised tacos. Literally my new favorite place around here. Well priced. Also. Great beer selection. (Also wine too but I went with a local beer. Prince something. V good.) BUT.... The worst part is. I forgot my leftovers. :(:(

Our first time at X Vault Pub and it was delicious! The service was fast and friendly and the…read moreambiance was very relaxing. We will definitely be back.

Fantastic lunch every time we've been there. Service is…read moreexcellent and portions are huge for the reasonable prices.

Back in the day this place was named Beans, and as it served early breakfast I went down to try it…read morefor the first time in 50 years. The steak (ribeye) and eggs with toast and home fries is $24, and was a hearty, tasty breakfast this morning. Add coffee and a tip and my visit there was $31. The ribeye was ordered medium rare and served the same. It was a decent and fairly good size piece of meat. Scrambled eggs are difficult to mess up and were fine along with some toast and home fries. The service was good and it is a place to which I would definitely return. When it was Beans restaurant 50 years ago they were famous for serving popovers, which now they serve on Tuesdays and Thursdays, so I may have to come back and try one again

This pizza is amazing . Literally the best around and I love love love pizza ! Took my parents…read moreafter a day on the pontoon. They both were raving about how long it's been since they ate a good pizza. This far exceeded expectations and are now a must stop on our way home

There is only one way to deliver this review so if you don't like a story keep scrolling. My family…read moreand I decided to eat out to celebrate making it through Maine winter and general struggles. Our first two picks for restaurants were unexpectedly closed. We had a hungry toddler in the car who had just started repeating "I eat" so we decided to try this place despite the reviews. The parking lot had cars which we saw as a good sign. We entered with a "How bad could it be?"attitude. The front door opened into a dark foyer. There were no signs of life in the visible area but we could hear people in an adjoining room. We stood there for a minute or two deciding what to do when we were approached by the most beautiful chonky grey and white pitbull. He seemed like a goodest boi and he came to say hello to all of us and let out some barks as greeting. We peaked around the corner into the bar and saw several people sitting around. They all turned to stare directly at us. It felt like breaking into someone's double wide when they had company. The old men at the bar drilled us with stagnant gazes and the women smirked knowingly. Chills ran down my back as my husband went to asked if they were serving dinner. We were told to seat ourselves in the dining room. We entered the dark and empty dining room. We stepped carefully past the boat, an arrangement of children's toys and clutter nestled between the tables and chairs. The only light came from the windows to the back and the kitchen and dining room remained dark. We chose a booth that seemed to be "the best" and we slid past the ripped and jagged naugahyde lining the bench. "Can you get tetanus from a restaurant?" I wondered as plastic grabbed denim and skin. Big Doggo was the only one to accompany us into the room. He continued to be nice but sidled right up into the seating area with the family. When one of us almost stepped on him we started thinking about what it would take for him to not be nice anymore when in striking range of limbs and faces. After several minutes a woman walked by and said with an irritated tone "We'll be with you in a while" and absentmindedly clicked on some lights. I glanced around to the nervous faces of my family and we collectively decided to leave. We looked for the server to apologize but there was again only silence surrounding us. Stephen King, if you are reading this please use this spot in a future story, it's definitely cursed. I have no idea how the food was, could have been amazing - I am unsure.