Location: Bridgton
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Reviews on Bar food in Bridgton, Maine, United States. Bridgton is a town in Cumberland County, Maine, United States. The population was 5,210 at the 2010 census. A resort area in Maine's Lakes Region, Bridgton is home to Bridgton Academy, a private preparatory school, and the Four on the Fourth Road Race.
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6. BreakRoom 248
Reviewed By CPfungirl
New pool hall in town which serves food and drinks. Only 2 pool tables so may want to avoid league night as tables are busy. Food options include a variety of sliders which were found to be tasty, A couple arcade games and a pin ball machine in there too. Windows are tinted so place may look closed from the street when really open.
5. Bear Bones Beer
Reviewed By Carcassparty
Arrived 40 minuets before closing so we felt a bit guilty. Got a flight with the most delicious beet flavored Pilsner, sadly they didnât offer it in cans to take home and we didnât want to buy a growler since weâre not from the area. They had a clean bathroom plus a sleepy dog and some fun brain games
4. The Tannery Pub
Overall Ratings
4 based on 26 reviews
Reviewed By twip
Better than expected. Large comfy chairs to enjoy lunch while watching a movie on the big screen in the background. Still able to have a conversation with family and friends. Daily specials were surprisingly tasty. Many bar options but welcoming to kids. Very nice attentive staff. Prices were very reasonable.Trivia and cribbage nights must be really fun.
3. Campfire Grille
Overall Ratings
4 based on 215 reviews
Campfire Grille is a family friendly casual restaurant open for lunch and dinner daily, located on Rte 302 adjacent to The Pleasant Mt. Inn. American Creative Comfort Food, Outdoor Dining, Take Out and Full Liquor License.
Reviewed By ServiceDog2014
Food has improved since previous review. Scallops are fresh and well-prepared. BLT turkey wrap as one of ten under ten dollars at lunch is made with fresh roasted turkey and the right price point. Wait staff is friendly and accommodating. However, rude female manager waited until we were finished lunch and had paid the check until she tried to embarrass us by discriminating and saying that my service dog was not welcome there. This is a place where I go frequently and this was the first time I have run into this woman or this rude and loud harassment violating the ADA at this establishment. My service dog sat quietly and attentively through the entire meal and it wasnât until we were leaving that the manager apparently even saw him. She clearly was NOT trained. Itâs unlikely that I nor the group of ten I was with will ever go back.
2. Standard Gastropub
Overall Ratings
4 based on 110 reviews
Whether just passing through or upta-camp for the weekend, be sure to stop on your way. A casual beer and a bite here is made quick and easy but always fresh and from scratch. Shift gears and stay a while to work your way through the wall of brightly lit
Reviewed By oaklanding10
Very unassuming looking place. Has tons of different. Seating is at picnic tables. We went with some friends and the food was delicious. Everyone had something different. Service was personable and excellent.
1. Black Horse Tavern
Overall Ratings
4 based on 218 reviews
Reviewed By Debbie L
Food was good, but $21 for Fish and Chips at lunchtime is really high. The cran-apple cole slaw was the best part of the meal. The ladies room smelled like a dirty mop. It's old, but not clean. The restaurant part was clean, and nicely decorated in old tools. The staff was extremely friendly and helpful.
