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Maine, United States Food Guide: 6 Bar food Must-Eat Restaurants & Street Food Stalls in Lincolnville
Reviews on Bar food in Lincolnville, Maine, United States. Lincolnville is a town in Waldo County, Maine, United States. The population was 2,164 at the 2010 census. Lincolnville is the mainland terminal for state ferry service to Islesboro.
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6. Hoxbill
Overall Ratings
4 based on 137 reviews
Reviewed By Anonymous855
Silly us, we went for a sunset view dinner but the sun set behind us. Be smarter than us. Had mac n cheese w/lobster and it was good but not stellar (too runny for my preference). Good wine, wonderful service and decent prices. We went early and even made a reservation which at that early hour wasn't necessary. I'd go there again!
5. 40 Paper
Overall Ratings
4 based on 395 reviews
Located in the century-old Knox Mill, our bistro is situated on top of the Megunticook River, just between the two waterfalls. At Brevetto, our modern Italian bistro cuisine is designed to pair perfectly with our extensiveâ and almost exclusively Italianâ
Reviewed By Stephanie S
My husband and I have been coming here regularly for the past few years. We love the Happy Hour deals and the food is fantastic. Creative cocktails and the bartenders are entertaining and friendly. I consider this like an upscale Cheers bar where youâre more likely than not to meet great people and make new friends. The beer and wine list is extensive and inspired. I highly recommend this place!
4. Waterfront
Overall Ratings
4 based on 1524 reviews
Reviewed By hedgehogHampshire
First impressions of this busy seafood restaurant were good. Great buzz and lots of atmosphere. But we were underwhelmed with the food. My oysters were the smallest I have seen anywhere. The sauce with my wifeâs moules was insipid. All in all it wasnât value for money or a great gastronomic experience.
3. Camden Deli
Overall Ratings
4 based on 1016 reviews
Reviewed By Input
There comes a point where the trade-offs, like "views of the harbor," don't cut it. Sandwich size? Unless you order one with thick bread, and maybe even then, are so lacking in filling you will have to go eat elsewhere immediately afterward. Ten bucks for a scrawny sandwich with a load of potato chips, and an, admittedly good pickle, is too high a price. Except on the second floor, (when it's open), there is no waitstaff. So, you place your order at the high-barrier food case, pay at the register, sit at a table, wait for your name to be called, and then go pick up your order. And then you get the overpriced, scrawny sandwich with all those potato chips which you'll be glad for because you won't get full on the sandwich, no matter how slowly you eat it. And don't think it makes a difference whether you order a lot, or a little. The laissez-faire attitude extends to all.Staff is generally not welcoming. That, too, has been forgiven long enough. When enough is enough, it's enough. No more. A sit-down meal at a full-service restaurant isn't going to set you back much more and you don't have to do most of the work yourself. Just get desserts and coffee. Great desserts at a very good price, at least the other week. Note: TA needs to change back to the $ sign for ratings for cost levels, because "cheap eats" it certainly isn't. Self serve and casual, it is.
2. The Drouthy Bear
Overall Ratings
4 based on 350 reviews
Reviewed By Anonymous855
We waited half an hour to have dinner and the host was pleasant. Our server brought out our gourmet hamburgers like you order in the pub and the bun was so hard it should have been thrown out, not served! I told the waitress and she said she'd let the kitchen know. Really?? That's who send it out in that shape, they touched it and made a decision to serve it. I at the meat because I was especially hungry. We wouldn't recommend it given that approach to food overall.
Where to eat Seafood food in Lincolnville: The Best Restaurants and Bars
1. Whale's Tooth Pub and Restaurant
Overall Ratings
4 based on 561 reviews
Oceanfront dining at its best! Next door to the Beach Cottage Inn.Prime Rib, Lobsters, Seafood, Vegetarian, Chicken and Steaks. We have it all. Perfectly located in the Heart of Lincolnville Beach in Midcoast Maine. Hours of operation Wed-Thu-Fri from 4 P
Reviewed By robinjn1
Nice pub / restaurant in Lincolnville serving local food and British style fish and chips wrapped in newspaper. Why in newspaper is the question I now sense Americans are asking themselves? Well, traditionally the British did use to have fish and chips served in newspaper, especially in the immediate post 2nd world war years, but weâve long since stopped that and they are now provided in re cycled paper. Enough distraction with the fish and chips!The choice of food was very good, my wife enjoyed her sea food bake and my haddock with clam chowder was also good with plenty of fish in the chowder.Prices were very reasonable and this was probably reflected by how busy the pub was on a Sunday lunch.
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