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Maine, United States Food Guide: 4 Bar food Must-Eat Restaurants & Street Food Stalls in Greenville
Discover Restaurants offering the best Bar food in Greenville, Maine, United States. Greenville is a town in Piscataquis County, Maine, United States. The population was 1,646 at the 2010 census. The town is centered on the lower end of Moosehead Lake, the largest body of fresh water in the state. Greenville is the historic gateway to the north country and a center for outdoor recreation in the area. Greenville High School, with 89 students, was ranked as the third best high school in Maine and one of the top 1,000 in the US in 2010.
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1. Stress Free Moose Pub & Cafe
Overall Ratings
4 based on 530 reviews
Reviewed By wanderer31310
In town on a Monday night in late September and this seemed to be the only place open for dinner. I had lobster stew and my husband had clam chowder, both of which were good. Seems like a friendly and welcoming place. Service was good.
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2. Kelly's Landing
Overall Ratings
4 based on 381 reviews
Reviewed By QuoVadisMaine
We arrived here for a late lunch- around 2:30 on a Monday. We were seated right away in a corner away from the windows. It was pretty dark- had to use our phone flashlight to read the menu. Good selections to chose from on the menu. I had the Yukon grilled chicken sandwich. It was very good! Chicken was moist and tasty. We were a party of six and everyone was happy with what they got. Would eat there again.
3. West Cove Lounge
Overall Ratings
4 based on 16 reviews
Reviewed By TheRandy
Ok, where to start....I was visiting family in Greenville for a week and needed a spot to get out.Wait, no, start over.I was traveling with my uncle and we're all about family, fun, food, and DRINKING! We arrived on Monday night in Greenville around 9:30pm and were looking for a place to have a cocktail. We soon realized that Greenville is a ghost town on Monday nights. Tuesday early afternoon after visiting a couple family members, we went on the search for a spot to hang out that evening. We stopped at West Cove Lounge and had a couple cocktails for lunch (yes, we were on vacation, it's ok). First thing we noticed was how nice this bar was! The entire inside is done in a beautiful Knotty pine, with a huge horseshoe bar. The place is very clean and we'll kept!Later that evening...We returned to the cove for some drinks after dinner. There wasn't to many people there and there was some music playing on the Jukebox (you can choose your songs from your iOS/Android device). The Bartenders name was Nikki (so many different ways to spell this name, this might be incorrect, sorry). She was very pleasant, attentive, and great at making cocktails.From my understanding, the cove does have a published closing time, but being that it's a smaller town, sometimes they are known to close early. With that said, Nikki stayed as late as she could before she had to shut us down for the night.Bring on Wednesday! We returned to the cove for dinner and ordered some of their burgers. The food was prepared perfectly and was mouth watering delicious...time for cocktails and music. My uncle and I brought some local family members along with us this evening and had another great time at the cove. Nikki had no troubles keeping up with our high demand for drink after drink, not to mention keeping the other patrons fueled as well. We stayed till closing again and it was a great time, Nikki and the locals are good fun people. Oh, did I mention that one of the locals was Nikki's grandmother? She's an amazing lady to talk with and she even had a shot with our crazy group. The shot was called "Oatmeal Cookie" and it was the most delicious thing I've tasted in awhile. I would recommend it if you stop by.Good morning, Greenville, it's Thursday!!Yes, you guessed it, we returned on Thursday for a late lunch with more family. I won't go in to too much detail on this visit as it was just as pleasant as the first 2. Luckily, Nikki was working again and was amazing as always. She also had a coworker (cook) not show up so she had to prepare our lunches for us. Yep, she does it all!Thank you Nikki for the hospitality and service you gave a couple of guys from Florida. We truly had a great time every time we were there in the West Cove. When Uncle Bob and I return next year, we look forward to seeing you and your grandmother, and maybe even get a chance to meet your significant other.To: Everyone reading this review.Do yourself a favor, if you are visiting Greenville/Greenville Junction, stop in at the West Cove, have a drink, order the food, and smile and be merry. This is a hidden gem found in a town filled with options. Don't forget to ask for Nikki, and tell her that her FL buddies sent you. She'll know exactly who you're talking about. Heck, she might even ask you if you want an Oatmeal Cookie! You'll have to pay for it though, this is not a free drink folks =). Enjoy
4. Trailside Restaurant & Lounge
Overall Ratings
4 based on 25 reviews
Family restaurant with full bar, pool tables, juke box. Home cooked meals in an air conditioned dining room, beautiful mountain and sunset view, only 7/10 of a mile from Greenville downtown, on the Lily Bay road, on the premises of Leisure Life Resort.
Reviewed By USPSD8
Fortunately a local took us here, otherwise we wouldn't have gone. It has a campground with cabins to let and this is their gathering spot/watering hole. The place is nothing to write home about, but the staff (I think we only saw one) was friendly, There was one other party eating and they left as we were ordering so hence the reason I am giving 4 stars for service. I ordered the Haddock and I can tell you it was really fresh and plentiful, possibly one of the best pieces of haddock I had while up in Maine.
