The mango lassi here is so good! You can really taste the fresh fruit, not that fake syrup stuff. My friend and I ended up ordering a second one to share.

I keep coming back for the shrimp and grits. The grits are so creamy, and the sauce has this rich, savory depth without being too heavy. It&#39;s the one dish I always order.

Stopped by for a late lunch and grabbed a seat at the bar. The fried chicken sandwich was solid&mdash;crispy and juicy. Server recommended a local IPA that paired really well with it. Good spot to unwind.

Came by for a drink, the Tubular IPA was solid. Ended up ordering a couple appetizers, they were pretty good. The live music was a nice touch, made for a relaxed evening. Might try the BBQ sampler next visit.

The strawberry salad was so fresh and flavorful, definitely a highlight! The pizzas are loaded with good stuff. My Arnold Palmer tasted like it was made with real lemons, not from a mix. Perfect for catching up with friends over lunch.

Got seated right away even on a busy night. Love the old-school vibe here, especially the original bar area. It feels cozy and has a lot of character.

Local here, and this is my spot for a nice dinner by the water. The chef&#39;s vegetarian dishes are always interesting and look really nice on the plate.

The service was really friendly, and they brought out a nice little ice cream treat for my birthday.

The duck Caesar salad was pretty good. The dressing had a nice flavor and the duck was cooked well, with a bit of lemon zest. It&#39;s a decent portion for the price.

Stuffed lobster was cooked perfectly. The shrimp and scallop filling was great. Price is a bit high, but it&#39;s a solid Maine experience.

The hash browns and bacon were cooked exactly how I like them&mdash;crispy. Server kept the coffee coming without me asking. Solid, no-fuss breakfast.

Been coming here for years. The room&#39;s cozy, right across from the Westin. Food&#39;s always solid and the prices are fair. It&#39;s my go-to spot in town.

Nice spot for a quiet dinner. The traditional Japanese decor is clean and understated, which I liked. The sushi was pretty good, though the rice was a touch on the warm side.

The kids&#39; menu is a steal. My little one&#39;s plate was huge, and we still had leftovers to take home. Prices are fair for the size you get.

Found this spot in East Boothbay, right on a quiet marina. It&#39;s a nice change from the busier harbors. The lobster roll was good, but honestly, for the price, I expected a bit more filling. It was a little light.

Service is usually quick and friendly. They ask questions to make sure they get your order right.

The upstairs event space is great for a baby shower. Multiple rooms, a dedicated bar, and those harbor views are a nice bonus.

The chicken tenders were a total win - super crispy and hot. My server kept my drink topped up without me even asking.

Been coming here for years. The clam chowder is always a solid choice. Creamy, good amount of potatoes, just hits the spot. A reliable starter on a chilly day.

Menu had a lot of options. Got the seafood pasta, it was fresh. My friend had the steak, said it was cooked right. Good for groups with different tastes.

This spot is my go-to for breakfast. I always appreciate how fresh the ingredients are, especially in their seasonal fruit bowl. The avocado toast is simple but the avocado is always perfectly ripe. Just a solid, healthy start to the day.

Stopped by for happy hour oysters while waiting next door. They were super fresh. Also tried the deep-fried deviled eggs and a lobster roll. Solid little snack spot.

The sushi is always fresh, and the nigiri bento is a solid choice. Our server was really nice and suggested the uni, which was a great call. I just wish the chairs were a bit more padded for a longer meal.

The view is the main draw here. Had a business drink at sunset, and the city skyline was impressive. Cocktails were fine, nothing special. Good for a quick stop if you&#39;re nearby.

From a city with tons of Vietnamese spots, I was honestly impressed. The pho broth was so rich and authentic, just like I remember from home. A solid spot for catching up with friends over a big, comforting bowl.

The inside is really cozy and clean. We walked in on a Friday night, and they found us a table right away even though it was packed. The staff was so friendly and made the whole evening feel easy.

The Netflix &amp; Chill and hazelnut flavors are the ones I keep coming back for. Quality&#39;s always on point.

Staff was super friendly, made me feel right at home. Just dropped in for a quick bite, and the vibe was really warm. A nice spot if you&#39;re in the area.

The haddock sandwich and crab roll were solid, and the clam chowder was very good. I like that the portions are generous. It&#39;s a nice, casual spot. The lighting was a bit bright for my taste, but the space itself is comfortable and open.

The broiled platter is the move. Scallops and shrimp were spot on, but the lobster tail was a bit over for my taste. Haddock was flaky and moist. You can tell the seafood is fresh.

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