Location: Casco
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Find out what Pub restaurants to try in Casco. Casco is a town in Cumberland County, Maine, United States. The population was 3,742 at the 2010 census. Casco includes the villages of Casco, South Casco and Cook Mills. The town borders the east shore of Sebago Lake, and is home to part of Sebago Lake State Park. Casco is part of the Portland–South Portland–Biddeford, Maine metropolitan statistical area. Casco is just under 30 miles (48 km) from downtown Portland.
Things to do in Casco
10. 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.
9. Olde Mill Tavern
Overall Ratings
4 based on 96 reviews
Reviewed By Bruce D
Stopped for a quick bite before a social engagement in the area and found dining room blocked off with chair at about 5:00PM and no one around to greet us. Bar was full of and must have been happy hour. Did not want or desire to eat in bar where mostly drinking was going on and left. Have been at restaurant before when dining room was open and found it satisfactory. Wish management had a least put a sign on chair as to what time dining room opened for the evening and we might have waited. Instead drove to the next town over to get dinner.
8. 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.
7. OX Pub
Overall Ratings
4 based on 33 reviews
Reviewed By Jessa M
Ate here for a fairly large family dinner. The family trickled in little by little, and our waitress was a champ - keeping all of the orders straight and dealing with a group that went from 4 to 18 people. The drinks were good and fairly priced for a hotel bar. The food was pretty good other than my salad. I got a Cesar salad where the lettuce was completely soggy, yet totally under dressed at the same time. Everyone else seemed to enjoy their food, and with such a large group, I let it go. It's quite a large menu, and everyone should be able to find something they enjoy.
6. 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.
5. Brother Flecker's
Overall Ratings
3 based on 16 reviews
Reviewed By CTTravelers4895
Our family visited this establishment during our stay on Long Lake. The food was slightly above average. We had a plate of nachos that was over cooked. The buffalo chicken rangoons were excellent though. The service was slow. Good if you are just relaxing, but could be more attentive.
4. Captain Jacks
Overall Ratings
4 based on 67 reviews
Reviewed By SoftwareTvlr
Captain Jack's is sort of the locals spot, but is welcoming to all. Great location sitting right above the marina and on the channel between Long Lake and Brandy Pond. Most days there will be live music which can make it loud, so don't expect a quiet lunch along the water. Staff is always fantastic. Will never be a 4/5 star service, but we're in Naples not Portland, you shouldn't expect it! Attentive but not there to hold you hand! Menu provides something for everyone, but I am a fan of the steak and cheese which comes loaded. The Buffalo Chicken Wrap with bacon is great as well, but is a bit inconsistent. Beer menu is nice as well, with the basic Bud Heavy and Bud Light, or grab a Lone Pine Portland Pale. Owner is around all the time, although he is enjoying himself but not to an irresponsible level.. Swing on through!
3. Gary's Olde Towne Tavern
Overall Ratings
4 based on 40 reviews
Restaurant, Brewery & Bar set in farmhouse built in the 1860's. Outside bar Checkpoint 70 open in the summer and provides another stage for outdoor entertainment. Live bands every weekend! Thirty taps to choose from with continuous rotating local drafts.
Reviewed By Sue T
Awesome food great service good prices. Awesome company fantastic location in the lakes region. Have been coming back for a number of years and would highly recommend. If you havenât tried this place you need to put it on your list.
2. The Galley Restaurant & Pub
Overall Ratings
4 based on 199 reviews
A small local family owned business featuring Maine favorites and elevated pub fare. We're famous for our variety of 1/3 lb, fresh, tail knuckle and claw, Maine Lobster Rolls, but if seafood isn't you're thing, we've got amazing 1/2 lb Angus Burgers, Jumb
Reviewed By phayes187
This is a cut place though a little 'rough' interior (in other words, not fancy tables or lighting). The bar looks like fun (we had kids so that was out). Get the lemon-zesty lobster roll (highly recommend it). Check out before you go, they aren't open on Sundays.
1. Black Bear Cafe
Overall Ratings
4 based on 203 reviews
An authentic Irish pub in the heart of the Lakes Region. Created in the spirit of country pubs in southern Ireland, the owner, from Waterford, Ireland, assures us that the tradition and ambiance of a true âpublic houseâ is presented to each guest that vis
Reviewed By MaineGlobeTrotters
We just had a beautiful delicious filling extended family meal and canât wait to go back.I had a full rack of baby back ribs which I begrudgingly shared with my family members! Fortunately they shared their seafood bake with fabulous lobster shrimp and nicely cooked white fish. One of kids shared the pulled pork with me which I am thankful for. Beautifully cooked and delicious. My wifeâs twin filets weâre perfectly medium rare as requested and possibly the finest dish of the evening. Outstanding. The salads were excellent â we shared both the house salads as well as a Caesar salad. Even the rolls were warm and delicious. The tap menu offered Guinness and Smithwickâs as well as many rotating taps. I had a Smithwickâs and and a Switchback and both were excellent. The service was prompt, polite, and around for questions. Atmosphere: perfect. Guy playing guitar in a pleasant and not overbearing way that augmented the entire experience. Canât wait to go back.
